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removes grease, paint, oils and dirt rom al_kinds of fabrics without injury. _

Cleanses perfectly and

makes things look like new. Full half pint bottle 25c.

Fancy _

` Clocks

` We are showirig a very new l_ine' of Mahogany Clocks in a great variety oi styles.

Prices $1.90 to 2.80 Alarm Clocks $1 to 3.00

G.H. Taylor

Jeweler and Optican

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, DIARY OF EVENTS.

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City Magistrates Court, 9 e.m. Peoples Theatre, 3, 7 and 8.45.

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` BIRTHS

Moi<iNNoN.- At coiaman on `t-ho

16th, to Harry L. ansd Mrs. McKin- non, a daughter.

I I I `

_ I _ _ . MARRIAGESLSL

ADAM8-GRAHAM.- At the Manse, New London on October 13th by Rev. G. W. lrwine. B. A.. Ray Adams of Springhill 'to Sadie Graham of Clin- ton.

MeMlLLAN-McLEAN.-At Murray River P. E. island October 16th, 1915 by Rav. Ewen McDougall John McMillan of Wood Islands, to Mrs.

Fllsn McLean of Greek River, P. E. ls- an .

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Dr-:Arne ' _

WEB8TER.- /it Konsiiigtcu, Oct. 14. 1915, aft-el' a lingering illness, Mrs. Jcs Webster aged 83 years.

ELAEHAL VILLA A _

illttll AGAIN

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Paso Just C

_Sale liy Auction

I am instructed by Mrs. Charles Rob-

Desirahle Residence For _C

IIIIICII IIIIIOII3 PIOFIT

IIID LOS$l I lllllllli " T0 PIESBYTEIIIIIIS

oSir,-_-Will you kindly permit - B.

ortaoa to son by auction at the prom- statement to your Presbyterian reed- ites, 29 Longworth Avenue on Wed- Sf! Of .B few Of me UNIV *MUS* th” negqay me goth day of October at 12 would be lost to them in the proposed o‘clock noon-her ro rt situate on "UW U“A°i1 Cl\“"°h~ '

D De Y '

the North Side of Longworth Aventis. comprising a large lot of land with dwelling house and stable thereon'-at present occupied by the owner as s

` (1) The Lost Eldsrahlp. -A

. The Rule of ‘the Basis of Union for

residence. intending purchasers can in~ me f°"““"°“ °f th9__S°'°“n°d uses' spect the premises Saturday, Monday 'Slim is “B f°“‘"l”'°i_ The mqmbelrs and Tuesday afternoons from 3 to `5 °f the Seuloni mb" than the mms'

o‘clock.

I 3438-10-14lllthstuw4l.

' No_1_‘ic1~:

'The annual meeting of the St.

Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company Ltd., will be held in the oilice of the Union Commercial College on Wed- _nesday, Oct. 27th at 8 p. m.

. WM. M_ORAN. Secretary.

3331-l0~7Mtf.

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auctioneer.

,Canadian Mail Steamer ` ~ “ Lady Syhil "

Leaves lntercolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia.

MONDAY AN D THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Sourls, P. E. Island, and there awaits the arrival of the after- noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen Islands a.s fol- lows:

MONDAY-Leave Bouris for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at Grindstone, Amherst and Sonris; and

and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Bourig for

Amherst, Grlndstone island, Point Bossa and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Bosse, Grlndstone, Am- herst, Sourls, and returns to Picton.

On the first trip in the months of

-F0110. July, August and September, weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- turning, calls al. Point Bosse, Grind- stone, Amherst and Souris.

For further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON G. BON,

Agents, Halifax,

CHA8. W. IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN I. C0.,

Agents, Bonris.

Or to WM. MeLURE, Manager and

Owner, Pictou. Nova Scotia.

2061 7-l5Mtf.

_ I

TENDERS

Bids will be received by the

undersigned up tot noon on the 25th 'Inst from parties wishing to buy 160 Sheep and Lambs _delivered at Baltic Station.

T. S. ROBERTSON,

Sect’y. Lot 46 Inst.

Red Point Oct. 15, 1915.

3529.10-2oM3i W

Red Cross Meeting

for New Perth A

'l`he New Perth Dairying

Company is having a Patriotic

Meeting on _Thursday ngght October 21_st in Aid of the ed Cross Spciety's Fund. Chief Justice Sir W. W. Sullivan, and the Rev. _].C. Martin will address _the meeting. -A large attendance is requested especially the Pat- géns of the New Perth Dairying

(Patriot and Examiner please

Copy) 3516-l0»19M3iE2i. .

p i | 1

Annual Meeting

The second Annual ‘Meet-

ing of the shareholders' of The Upton Black Fox Com- pany, Limited, will be held ‘in the Board of Trade Rooms, Market Building. Charlotte- town, on Thursday evening, the 28th inst., at 8 o’ciock Charlottetown. 12th Oct. 1915.

E. R. BROW,

Sec'y-Treas.

3494-10-18M\vf5i.

Poultry Notice ' ‘ L' ot be 1 t,i

willlehlziynliigwl acng Chiclfens dressed and nndrawn. All

:Liipments promptlyattended

ENKINS

ter,<sha|l be chosen by those in full church membership. and shall hold office under regulations to be' passed by the General Council." (Polity, Sec. B. 14.)

In ‘this Rule there is neither "elder‘f

nor “ordination"; and the omission is not accidental but lntentipnal, after the fullest consideration by the Union Committee of the three Churches_._

It is true that in another part' of

the Basis,- (Section B. 9 al- there is an incidental descrlptlverexpresslon as 1'ollows:-- “a body of men special- ly chosen and set apart or ordained for that work, who shall jointly con- stitute the Session." _

Even if this latter incidental ex-

pression were correct, there is no mention of “elder." The men chosen might be set apart, or they might be ordained. There is nothing definite. All is left' to the General Council of the proposed new Church.

But the word “ordalne_d" has no

.right to be in that incidental expres- sion; for. in the Rule for the informa- tion of the "Session" it is not found. This is an`instance of time immature. self~contradictory character of the Basis of Union.

It is therefore absoluhely correct to

sdy that in the Basis of Union the ordained Ruling Elder has no place. Further it is just as absolutely certain that if this strong Presbyterian feature could not get into the Rules of the Basis, before Union, it would never get into the new Church after Union.

Will Presbyterians consent to sur-

render the Scripturial Oflice of the Or- dained Ruling Elder, a main pillar of the Presbyterian Church through all her long and glorious history?

<2) rho Loot churoh of the Phopir.

The proposed new Church is to be

incorporated, as a. great legal ogranl- zatlon. giving absolute power of con-

`charges," but ‘that same Committee is

trol to the_ Church Courts. With Pres- 'contending against "ov'erIordship and' “|Ss"'G|:nDY§`-_S'|'0|lEY's `

byterlans the -people are the Church. for tba _world’p freedom; .' _'_ _ I _ Bovnn FUHD

`i ' t ' -- ' I ' L i

In the l>ro1io_sed___Unloa. the Church! Courts, the” Organisation. the “Mac- hine," would be the Church. with cor- I porate powers. Will Presbyterlansl thus surrender the Church of the peo- , ple?

Further. this incorporation, 'whlch, *`

on the one band, would take away the rights of the people and vest them in the Church Courtsfwould, on the oth- ei~,.ha.nd, bring these same Chucrh Courts. in matters bpth temporal and spiritual. into the' sphere ofthe civil law, and a member of the Church, sus- pended by the Session for ill conduct. could, if he chose, bring that Session before the Courtss and perhaps ln- volve them in heavy costs.”

(3) Lost Rights In Choosing Mini|ter.`

Presbyteri§ns have now th`e right*

to extend a Call at any time, and no Church Courts has authority to ln- trude, upon them a minister they do not want. ` . -

In the proposed Union there is only.

one time of the year when they can extent a Call, Viz., at' the Annual Meeting of the Settlement Committee. a body of men with absolute powers, mostly at a distance from the individ- ual congregation. `

If that Call should not succeed,or if

the Settlement Committee declines to allow it, the congregation must wait for a year, until the next Annual Meeting of the Settlement, before they can give another Call, and they must take, for the year, such supply as may be sent 'to them.

Further, the Settlement Committee'

has power, not only to decline to ap- point the minister called, hut to ap- point any minister they may choose, to any congregation. The words are these-“The right of appointment shall rest with the Settlement Com- mittee." v

True, the Settlement Committee"

“shall comply ss_ far as possible with the expressed wishes of ministers and

the sole judge of how far it should or will comply with these wishes. From that Settlement Committee there is no appeal. Even to 'the Conference (Synod) that appoints it, it reports “for information only." -

Will Presbyterians- vote to surrend-

er their rights, and submit once more to the "patronage" and “intrus- ion" and overlordship, which their fathers fought till victory was won? And especially in such a year as this,

(I) La|€"`Sihgi|ardd' of Scripture

A S Tguth. `_ '_ /_

_ Almost all organisations. secullrwl sacred ;__ social. _political or religious; that have any Basis f Agreement. are

. .

_ i~'ir:-'on ilahair of our °D‘°““'d troops l am alipeullng again this _visr to .!.e public at home and aoroad 01' donations ia order to keep up ths_s\lll° - ply- of 'Bovril tor those in the hrini-2

pledged .(0 l'|la.t. Basin' It represents line. In doing so I tender to the Press

Y Y

ithe size of its organization, rather

what they stand.-for. _ . .'

Onq'of the -f9.W` lonely exqolliions is

the .proposed new Union Church. The Doctrine of the Basis of Union. on-_, talus muchlbf9“86\'i|p_tiIi£;ds"-_§’l‘#h¢i_`\| glut no minister is pledged to accept that _Basis as lib--confession of Scripture tescbing,_or`pledged to adhere to lt' in his own teaching. It is' not the Creed . of the Church. 'It'ls not‘what the

There was, in an earlier stage of the A

Union negotiations such a pledge for ministers at ordination. f.'lust‘ as there A is now,in--our own Church; but it was taken away, and iii the prop'osed_ new Church a minister 'might teach any error; and cut and carve the Word of God in any fashion,and do it in the name of the Churph, claiming it to he his view of the Scriptures, and the‘ people would be helpless. The loss in this respect would be more appar- ent with the passing years, and, as history has repeatedly shown, would be fatal to the religious life of the Church.

.Such are s few of the losses which

would come to Presbyterians. `

Where Are The Galns.?

The only three gains, claimed or

promised. are Unity, Economy ,and Power. There can be no gain in Unity for Unity Ja of the Spirit not of namne of form; and Christians oi' different- Churchas can live in Christian U‘nity.` just as well as those of the same

Church.

There is no economic gain, for in

the foreign field while in the home field, wise and Christian co-operation can prevent and has already prevent- ed, overlapping and waste. and has almost wholly eliminated it in the

West. _

As to Power, the moment a Chnrcli

seeks to swa the affairs of men b

'than by its_ mortal and spiritual in- fluence, all history shows that it means doom for the state and spiritu- al denth to the Church.

I am Sir, etc.,

E. SCOTT.

Montreal. _

when our Empire, with her Allie-sf is

Oct. 12, 1915. V _

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3510-10-19M3i.

Be Ready for the

Red Cross _ Envelop I _ Coll ctors

On T hursda '

OTTAWA, Oct. 17.-The 25th Nova

Scotia Battalion of the Second Cana- dian Division has had its baptism of flre`a_nd has shawn its mettle. ln the fierce fighting of last week four Ger- man mlnes were exploded on the line held by the Nova Scotlans. Thirty men were killed or wounded and for the moment the troops, for the first time under fire, fell back to escape the hail of death.' But they then rallied and with fixed 'bayonets went at the oncoming Germans. They drove them back and with s rush recaptured every foot of the ground yielded in the first confusion of the mine explosions. They won back their trenches and held them inflicting severe losses on the enemy and taking quick vengeance for the loss of their comrades.

That is the report received by Major

General Sam Hughes, in response to a cabled inquiry he made a couple of days ago when he heard' a rumour to ‘tha orfoot that a Nova sootla regiment had been blown up by Gorman, mines and that the enemy had poured into the gap.- Despite the tryil|g.test that _would have shaken veterans the-men from Nova Scotia rallied and saved the situation. _

The Primo ,Minister and the

of Militia have each Isnt

to the commanding congratulating the

the splendid bravery daring the past two

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Ui IIIIVA SELIIIA ISLAND SULLIILH X12 :'i‘.1‘:.1‘:.i::.° 522° ‘i.f.¢“.f:.:“r.2:i

‘N Following letter was recelv- th6't|m9. they must be having a big

ed by Blanche Benton, Bon- ._ iight across the channel this morning.

shew . From her brother

` Heath. who ia now at the front. 1-ie ing overhead at present.

ennatoa at victoria, B. C., and ia a Iwas up in one ofthe binlimes about

son of Samuel Beaton, Bonshaw. ’

Shorncliffe; Eng, sensation flying 4000 feet in the air.

gem, 13, 1915, I had my pictures taken three weeks

Dear Slster.- l received eyour let- H80. but did not Sei them Yet. but I

tar this morning, so though 1 would sm eeudius you vue 0! 'mv pai and I. it

answer It at once. Well Blanche I am leaving for the front tonight so am ~

‘ lothsr one you will hardly know me.

, We are in the sixth brigade. there

now, and they are a fine bunch boys, they come from Calgary, Alberta

days blowing up everything they can see We can hear the big guns roar all

There are several large alrslups fly-

a week ago and l tell you it is a great

was taken in a hurry, I had my mm". tache shaved off but when you get the

were three other battalions sailed last night the 27th, 28th. and 29th.

Well sister, I liavea't much news to

send you this time, but will have more when I get to the trenches if 1 don't get hit too soon. I must say that Inev- ,er felt better in my life than'-I do just now. Well I mast close for now. -Give. my love and best wishes to father " ` m0!h°l'. and all the rest of the Aamir: and‘be sure to write soon. I ca‘u’t write vary' regular. 4 Good bye. from your brother __;;_{

~ A HEATH. `;`»°`f=_

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.._ , F, `. _ _. _ sly aolmowisd ' T 1.00 (M) Bear Rim South fl. _

ollool. Kings _Co.,` ur Dan- ` . lei B. llfclnnil, tsao r. .. §.05

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mv slat-ere thanks, for their assist- ance in giving publicity to DIY Fund- I only 'wish it were possihlo '0 'H1019 ,hare the expressions of 3PDl`i‘f¢A¢‘l°“ 1 have received from olilcers ani mvll for this gift which has been dispatch-, ed to them week by W0=‘k Sim?" mst December. Sufficient has been seni- to provide for more than it _iiuarter of a minion sion. _This silt for the

huroh stands 'for or scripture Truth. iitreeiis has received the sriwieue 1"-

orest and approval of l-ler Maiesty the Queen. Generals have written, from the front to .express their OWU gratitude and that of- their men forl the supplies already sent. I shall be ‘ pleased' to receive from the readers of this letter the names or regiments in which they are most interested.

mit, send supplies of Bovril to them. `To commence the .second year of’ my Fund I have been presented with £100 donation. ‘I will acknowledge with gratitude all donations large or small.

individual consignments to any re-

And I will, by rotation, as funds per- _

L / * ` -

glment may be sent immediately in the doiior‘s name on receipt of ‘£5- or £7 will supply aibattalionl -

Collecting cards will be forivai-ded

to individuals, schools and other in. situations upon application and ii stamped address envelope. _

I am Sir etc., e1'A_ov§ srossv,

(Daughters of the Royal Academiclan) 39, Broadhurst Gardens, London, N,w,

"Get your Essence Vinegar and Mix.

ed Plckling Spices at F‘oster'_s Drug. store-Good fresh stock. 3478-10-16M3l.

`~ charge Twenty-five cents.

Ons cont per word first Insertion In this colurnn_ half cant par

` nord each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

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_ Agents Wanted

A __

GENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

' “the old reliable Fontlilll Nurserles.”

We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence urnecessary; highest com- mlsslom; paid; handsome free equip- ment. Etone 6': Wellington. Toronto, Ont. 3242-10-1ME26i.

Help Wanted-l“emnI~:

i/iT¢ii‘r`i?5T-“éTliiI""i'-‘on """ "GEN`E"aA'i1

housework. No washing. Apply Mrs. J. C. Simms. 279 Richmond St. East. ' 3501-10-19Mtf. vTA`N'rED-Gini. Fon GENERAL housework. Apply 100 Water St.

3515-10-19M6lpd. `

WANTED-PUPIL NURSES AT THE

Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurses. For further particulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital,

i Taunton, Mass. - 3404-10-12Mtf LAUNDRY NIAID WANTED FOR

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital. 2417-B-6Mtf.

For Sale '

Home ’Work RELIABLE PERSONS WILL BE

furnished wltli profitable. all-yesr- round eniploynieiit. on Auti>Kn§t- ting -machines.Ten dollars per week readily earned. We ten'ch you at home. Distance no liindrance.Write ut once for particulars, rates of`pay, etc., enclosing 2c. stamp. Auto- Knltter Hosiery Co., Dept 147, 257 College Street, Toronto.

3484-10-16M13i.

Found ‘

FOUND NEAR GUARDIAN OFFICE

a rubber hot water bottle. Owner may have same paying for this ad.

3518-10 19m3i

Lost A -

LOST NEAR QUEEN SQUARE A

green overcoat. Return _to R. H. Sterns, Victoria Hotel. Reward.

_ 3518-10-19m3i

LOST DOG-SMALL BROWN SPAN-

iel with leather silver plated collar. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at W. L. Prowse, 17 Villa St. or Prowse Bros. Ltd. 8574-10-19M3l

FOR 'SALE GOOD BUSINESS STAND

at Long Creek Corner, consisting of dwelling, outbulldings and forge. Sell with or without forge. Thomas Henderson 3521-10-19m3i

FOR SALE-HOUSE WITH ALL

modern improvements in centre of city. Apply to Box 446, City.

_3502-10-19Mtf.

FOR SALE-A~ farm of 130 acres of

land with good buildings, convenient to schools, churches and railway. Apply to Henry Vanldersteln, Her- mitage, Lot 49, P. E. l. ~ 3475-10-16ME3lpd

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, DRUG

store fittings and silent salesman cases. Apply Dr Jardine, Kensing-

_ ton. 3499-10-18m3i FOR SALE.--DANIEL J. MelNNlS

offers for sale his dwelling-house and lot of land at Carleton Corner, Lot 28, near the Car Ferry, public school, store and blacksmith shop. Good opportunity for tradesman. For terms apply to owner. 3500-10-18mws Fon sAi.E-coNiP|.E‘rE M0vTNo

picture plant cheap. Suitable for either stationary or travelling; gas _and electric fittings; plant entirely new._ Sure bargain. B. H. Yeo, Au- ditorium, Montague. 22-9-23m27i.

l Situations Vacant;

‘sAi.EsiviEN: Exci.usivE` LINE f0i‘ Gil-Y. town or country Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necessary. ‘ Write Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal."

Men! Here’,s the

for you.

In the first place, it’s. Bne, _soft, elastic and 'long-wear ing. What is more, lt Hts right from the day you start to wear it until the time you lay it by. `

It is ms.de_with the famous Klossd Krotch-the feature -that _revolutionized under- wear comfort and convenience

The ~ svenasss of 4 durability are das to

weights and styles. -Ask

~ _ sraauora

~ centrally located. Apply at this

Q .ras .wiirson.'m.murAcrnn1No co., mn. f

3:11 ' 5 ' `

To Let

T0 LET-FURNISHED ROOM WITH

board. All ruoderii conveniences,

of-

_llce. ' 3519-10-19m3i. ROOMS T0 LET. FURNISHED OR

unfurnished with or with board. Apply at this olllce. I J _ W _(___ _Y___3_457;10-1_5Mtf. TO LET- HOUSE AND BARN. AP- \ ply to 71 McGill Ave or Box 446

Charlottetown: 3467-10-_16M6ipd.

'|'0 LET-HOUSE, APPLY 232

Gnest George St. 8072-9-21Mtf.

TO LET.-The Store and prsmlasl

on Kent Street at present occupied by Geo. McQuald, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D. Stow- art, 163 Kent St. 2287-7-26m mtf

~ Wanted _ .

WANTED-ONE MALE. FOX T0

mate with Holt-Renfrew female. Will give ln exchange part of in- crease or stock in low capitalized

Company. Address D. L., Gugiédiian

m .

Olllce. 3495-10- _

WAN1-so Foxes 'ro aANcH

The Halifax Fox and Fur Co.. Ltd.. will take foxes to Ranch, and Foxes for payment. Apply to A, J. Cros- by, care Customs, Halifax, N. S.

~. 3213-10-12-M8lDd.

wAN'rEo A 'iiosiriou '1'o"oo

house work, good cook and good requirements. Apply Ghardian.

asi__4-10-fiivitf.

_ _

logical underwear

90. f°r all *round satisfaction wear Wana/n_'s We also make msn’| and boys’ two- tooo

your dsaihr..

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