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. SEPTEMBER 301916. .

F” ‘ 4 -

I CIGARS I YOU’LL LIKE

. Tastes vary_so much in 1 smoking that it takes a big variety of cigars to please

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ginian.

I all smokers, but we_ believe vie are bet_ter saigpplied with p easing ran than mos dealers. We have undoubt- edly many brands that will appeal to you in domestic and Havanas. Every cigar in our case is made of the finest grade of tobacco that I can besold for the price. . Then they are properly kept I in a modern cigar case.

I Cigarettes

Wc hold large stocks of

all the leading brands_- plain,_ cork and gold t_iD Turkish, Egyptian and Vir- -

Tobaccos

Every brand that counts.

I .l. G. Jamieson I Dizuecisr

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BRACELET I WATCHES

Tut

Our sale of these popular

Watches is daily increasing. Our stock consists of the Celebrated Waltham and also the best Swiss makes

. either extension or strap.

I G. l'l. Taylor

_lcweler & Optician

8187-4-11Mtf.

sEP"rEMsEn.

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September,-lst to 5th, thunder

storms. 6th to 10th. pleasant period. llth to 16th. warm wave. 17th to 22nd stormy conditions. 23rd to 27th dan- gerous gales. 28th to 30th, high winds. cold nights and mornings.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

To-DAY.

City Magistrates’ Court 9 a. in.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, and 8 p.

in.

Psople's Theatre 3: 7 and 8.45 p.

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m»»»

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COAL

We import nothing butthe best

in Hard and_ Soft Coal and sell at lowest possible prices by_ cargo carload or in sma_ll quantities

We _would advise all parties

recgziring Coal to take advantage of ptember prices. as owinf tp recent _advances in Coal and rei-. ght, pric_es are bound to advance at any t}me, _

Send i n your order today and

satisfactory delivery will be made,

We are open to charter a large

number of schooners, and will pay highest rates ot freight. .

Selling _Agents for .

Dominion Coal Co Ltd

for P. E. Island

Phone 404 - _

MONEY T0 LOAN.

Money to loan at reasonable

rates of interest on good improved farms or city property. Application will receive prompt attention.

H. J. PALMER. ‘Z

Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers.

2145-9-20M1lno.

_ .

WANTED

A` tailor to take charge of work room _and do pressing., , __

Steady; _work and good wages 5

'¢|, _J. BERNIER,

li' ' P. 0. Box 575

Campbellton, N. B.

2321-9-29M4lpd.

FOR SALE

Hotel Property and Store I in Kensington

Tenders will be received up to Nov.

lst, 1916, by the undersigned, adminis- trators of the estate of the late Henry A. Leslie, for the property of the de- ceased situated iii Kensington, consist- ing oi'

(1) Hotel know as Commercial Ho-

tel, with office, parlor, dining room, and kitchen on ground floor; nine ‘bed- rooms on 2nd floor and three bed- rooms on tird floor. Good cellar under whole house. Heated by lint water system and lighted by electric light.

(2) Grocery store with ice cream

parlour. Three bedrooms on 2nd floor. Good cellar, also lighted with electric light.

(3) Building with two good sample

rooms

(4) Ice house with cold storag

equipment.

(5) Barn for stabling, and other

small outbuildlngs.

hotel purposes, being on Main street

town of Kensington, and less thxi on hundred yards from Kensington sta- tion. The hotel has always 'nad a large share of patronage. Kensington is a growing town and surrounded by one of the best agricultural parts of the Province.

JAMES C. HOUSTON,

Gordon Glover,

2209-9-23Szit6i Administrators.

Notice to Farmers

We now have buyers at all the prin

having hogs to offer should write o see us before selling elsewhere. ,It is important that more attention be given to handling and preparing hogs for market. Too many hogs are brought to market poorly butchered and in many cases not properly clean- ed and scalded which necessitates e lot of extra work in preparing the meats for market.

Farmers should remember that ap

pearance as well as quality is impor tant. Hogs when killed should be al- lowed to hang in a cool place for twenty-four hours Before being brought to market. Attention to these matters will be to the mutual advantage of farmers and packers.

THE SIMS PACKING CO. LTD.

9-1'8Mtf.

- s HARRIAGES

WEATHERBIE-WONNACOTT-- Iln Winnipeg, on Wednesday Sept. 20. Miss Alice Wonnacoti.. Charlottetown. to Mi'. Levi Weathcrble of Winni- peg. ‘

ST»EWART-McGREGoF,- At St. James' Marist.. Brighton Road. Sept. 27. 1916. by Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Wil- :ion Lodge Stewart. of Hampshire to Lillian Irene McGregor of Kingston.

" ' DEATHS

DIED-On Thursday night at New Ha- ven. Ada May Rogerson, beloved wife of Arthur A. Pollard aged 33 years. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock.

THOMCONI- At her home. 284 Fitz-

roy Bltaiest, Friday September 29th, Miss . ubetb Louslmd Thomson.

aged 77 yoa.r;_.b°F‘unsr°ni will leave the homo 3 2 o' _ _Ir. sunday for Marsh- field -' story.

27th, 1816 Mrs. Alvin S. Hunt. widow

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest Land Regulations

THE loin head of a family or any male over

elnliteen years ulfj may homestead n quarter

section of avaliable oininion land in Manitoba,

Saskatchewan or Albgta. Applicant must penrln person at the omlnlon Lands Ang or Sub-gzgney for thsyiltrict. Engz lx proxy maybe at any minion Ln gsnq big t Bn gancy on certain conditions.

|38 lxmmiths residence upon and cul-

zivs onof the land in each of thregihesn. A bomesteader may live within nine osof his homestead on n farm of at leur U on

“ii-‘2h"..°22£’l“.¥»l2i. -‘Z.I.'l!I."..‘.“‘i'.° ,.£l.....“° “ ILIF;

ilie vicinit . ln certain districts n homestoader mga rtsndinmmnv pro-fmg__n oulrhr-section I side his amen . oo9.00D¢fl¢¢l-

nada-Bl; months rssldmeein each of tina

years after earnin homestead Int: aloe :cm extra cultivntgni. Pre-em patent may

obtain slcoonnshomesoead tonton

gdrtaln 3' ' A ldtlldt who ' hll ld

t-full?-0-At Boston. Mass.. on sept. °"-l~°|‘,?{°,2:,'| °"f:° 0° W

"0»°2i'-°n°f1 "'13 13': :ming ' sm cumin

of tlio into Cnpt.`A. S. Hunt. Funer- *

al from her_motlier's residence Mrs. 0. R. lloorof 11,Grnfton.8t. on Mon-

ww info"

day, Oct. Ind st 1.80 p. m.. Services at

dine ' 'elxofdsilor

nn mn wus. imsrmsm reopis-4 ,.§‘.;,,".'.2‘I§b§_¢:"F"é"|¢&"r:5f='i§. MQ'

iN-#Ill _

"‘siaotory.» ' ‘ '

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RELIEF FROMLN DIG ESTION

The Mont Common Cause of This

Trouble is Poor Blood.

All conditions of depressed vitality

tend' to disturb the process of diges- tion. There is not a disturbed condi- tion of life that may not affect diges- tion. But few causes of trouble are so common as thin. Weak blood. It affects directly and wt once the pro- cess of nutrition. Not only is' the action of the gastric and intestinal glands. diminished but the muscular. actlon of the stomach is weakened. Nothing will more promptily restore' di- gestive e-fficiency than good', red _blood. Without it the normal activity of the stomach is impossible.

Thin, pale people who complain of

indigestion must improve the condi- tion of their blood to find relief. The

cases is Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They make the rich, red blood which quick- ly restores the digestive organs to their proper activity, and the dyspep- tic who has' hated' the sight and smell of food now lc-oks forward' to meal time with pleasure. As proving the value of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills in curing lndigestion Miss Edith M. Smith, R. R. No. 4, Perth, Ont., says': “I can honestly say' I owe my pres- lent good' health to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. My stc-mach was terribly weak II and -I: suffered from digestion and sick 'hea<lache, and was always very ner- vous-. I was troubled this way for nearly three years, and' in that time took a great deal of doctors’ medl- cine, which, however, did no; help me. I could' nc-t eat anything without ` experiencing the most agonizing pain. My sick headaches we`re most viol- ent and I could not re-st night or day. -I was asked one day by a friend 'to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. and' consented to do so. After taking them some time I found' they were helping me. and I continued to take them steadily for s'eve’ra`l mouths, until I found that I was completely cured. While taking the pills I gained hc-th I in strength and weight, and I feel it impossible to praise Dr. Williams' Pink Pills too hlghly.”

You can procure' these- pills through

any deafler in medicine or by mall. post paid', at 50 cents a box, or six Iboxes for $2.50, from the Dr. Wi’l-

& C0... most active blood' builder In such

5 ; i

HEEHUIIIITTIIUH" , M

_ IHE IIIGIIIIEIIS

As already announced, Corporal R.

S. Colpitts. ol' Moncton. is in Char- lottetown to carry on recruiting for

ing and supply depot at Valcartler This corps ls organizing to consist of three full fields companies of 234 ofll- cers and men each. The fulI_corDS numbers 693, and this comDllm€‘lll accompanying an army division. The men are at present at Valcartler, but will move to Ottawa next week. The training in Canada takes from two to three months and the-n men will spend three months in England before go ing direct to the front.

The officer commanding this unit

is Lieutenant Colonel Melville. of Woodstock, New Brunswick, who has had fifteen months' experience Over- seas, and two oi' the inStruCi0l‘B Of

ind have no share in the glory by the infantry battalions. Nothing could be further from the truth. in almost every big assault in the tory of the British army, the Engin- eers have come in for special ment as generally being the first men at the breach. But for the heroism of two officers and half a. dozen men of

won

his-

lon-

the Engineers, the British would have been delayed months longer at the

gates of Delhi and the Indian Mutiny

U19 Canadian EIIKIDGGFS Wm* it tmln' ,might ~liave been much more success-

ful than it was.

U.S. Boat Seized.

AI Yarmouth N.S.

YARMOUTH N. S. Sept 27-The

fisheries patrol boat lf" is in port with the Boston lobster smack E.

lob- im-

McNichol which was seized for s-ter fishing within the three-mil it. Captain Isaac Crowell, of 'the Mc- Nichol, claims that he was' within his rights when fishing where he was

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

the Battalion have been at the front for from twelve to eighteen months each. The men of this unit are es-I poclally trained and when they reach the front their personal work is in' the nature of that of gang foremeii- to direct the efforts of the infantry, men. They direct the building of bridges, repair of same, constructing water supply lines, sanitation lines. drainage, field defences, roads, sup-_ ply of construction material. and fin-I ally, the work of demolishing captur-- ed enemy stronghclds.

Any mari with a natural aptitude

for mechanical work will be accepted but the men preferred are those with

nics, bridgemen, woodsmen, trades- men, electricians. Approxims,tely-4,_- 500 such men have been trained and sent overseas from Canada, already, and their work on the other side has been second to none. Until further ordcrs, 400 men a month are required for engineering work with the vuri- ous infantry divisions which have

seized. The! simack at the time was on Jacko Ridge, which is almost one straight line from Cape Forchu to Se-a<l Island and Captain Crowell con- tends that the three-mile limit fol- lows the ftrend of the shore' and not any imaginary lines-. Captain Blades of the patrol boat claims the three- mile limit is from all imaginary line from Cape Rochu to - Seal _Island and' if he is' right, it is clear viola- tion. The matter has -been placed be- fore the authorities' at Washington by U. S. Counsul Ballch at Ot/tawa. and Cc~llector Harding and the results of the dispute are anxiously awaited. In the meantime the McNichol_is held

some practical experience as mecha-‘in port with $1,200 worth of lobB.te.__s

in her wells.

TRIED TO SEND ' ' RUBBER T0 GERMANY

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON. Sept. 28.-In connection

.with the recent release for the re-

gone from Canada.

panies is somewhat different from that of Infantry Companies. Each Field' Company is commanded by a Lleuteiiant, with ‘Lieutenanrt as se-

liams` Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont. alta,-ng |n wmmanq of the four Hgec.

CAilllDlAN`GOVERllMEllT RAILWAYS

CAPE BRETON EXHIIBITION SYDNEY

` Oct. 3-6

Firsii. Class One Way Fare Good going October 2, 3, 4, 5. - For speciafl excursion fares see posters-.

2333-0-30Miii.

Stock Holders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the

_ Equitable Maritime Black Fox Co., ' Ltd.. _will be held at the Court 'Hous»o,

tions." which correspond to the "pla-, toons" in an infantry company. Some people seem to have an idea that the Engineers are n non~combatant corps

turn to America of a consignment of

The composition of the Field Coni--false teeth addressdd to German an

official statement said today thai? one of the recent seizures of teeth con- sisted of one hundred dozen sets, some having rubber plates and others

Icond in command, and four other sub-_ composed of materials supposedly

needed badly in Germany.

The admlralty olllcer insisted that

stoppage of the consignments of false teeth was not part of a starvation plan.

I-i _.5 n __ _I1-1-q

Guardian Cl

charge Twenty-flve cents.

AGENTS WANTED.

One cent por word first insertion word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Mlnlmu

*reassess

assified Ad

ln this column, half cent. poi

_ HELP WANTED- FEMALE

Runnin( Nose Cnrdd '

_ Sneeziag Stopped Instantly

The worst of a cold is how suddenly

it comes. No time to hurry to the drug store, croup develops, the lungs are affected with pneumoniaer tubercul- osls and its too late. Keep Catarrho- none on hand-it kills colds instantly. Something magical about the way it cures ciitarrh and bronchitis. Catarrh- ozone is the best remedy because it cures in nature’s way: I; heals soothes and restores permanently. Carry a Catarrhozone inhaler in your pocket, use it occasionally and you'll never catch cold, that’s worth remem- bering. , Beware of dangerous substitutes

meant to deceive you for genuine Ca- tarrhoxone which is sold everywhere, large size containing two months treat- ment costs $1.00; small size 50c.; sample size 25c.

BRITISH SAILORS’ RELIEF FUND.

Previously acknowled'ge‘d $2961.30 Red Cross Socic-iy Rustico 57.00 J. B. Jay, Morell 1.00 Adam Jay, " 1-00 Lloyd S. Cox, Morell 1-00 Chas. McCarthy Morell 1.00 Albert Hyde, Clyde River

District

Wm. Murphy, Clyde River

Mrs. J. D. Campbell, Clyde River

A. McDonald Clyde River

Mis. Nell McEachern Clyde Riiver Mrs. D. M'cDouald Clyde River

D. McDonald, Clyde River VVm. Howard, Clyde River Mrs. J. Arthur, Clyde River

Miss Sophia Hlckox Clyde River'

Wesley Hood. Clyde River

Dr. A. J. Murcheson Clyde River Malcolm Murcheson Clyde River Mrs. Neil McKinnon, Clyde River

Mrs. A. Murray, Clyde River Mrs. Boyd Liv-iirigstone, Clyde

River

Mrs. John McLaughlin, Clyde

River

George Livingstone, Clydc

.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 1 .00 1.00 .50 .50 1.00 2.00 1.00 .50 , .50

1.50

.75

River

Mrs. Iieclor Darrarh, Clyde

River

Mrs. John Darrnch Clyde

1 River

Alex. McNeill. Clyde River

R. A. McPhail, Clyde River R. D. Matheson, Clyde River

Mlss Katie McLean, Clyde River

Miss Lydia Muria C de River

1.00

uAR0` c0Ai

Hourly expected from

New York per. _Schooner Bertha L. Downs 1'100_Tons and pr. Schooner “Rivieria’-’= 250 'i`ons best quality in all sizes. I Customers will kindly place their orders- and take delivery of their Coal whilst discharging. `

. . _

C.l.yons&Co

Phone lll

Farm for Sale-

The subscriber offers for sale the

farm commonly known as the Klon- dyke McLeod farm, on the North River Road, within two miles of Charlotte- town. It consists of 24 acres of good land with buildings thereon, 'and will be sold with or without stock, crops and implements. For further partic- ulars enqulre on premises, or white D. R. Cameron, R. R. No. 2, Charlotte-

town. P. E. 1.

1864-9-7tIiuStu4wpd.

.50

_ _ 0-‘_ »-si-I mmbwbm ooeooo

1916 at 2.30 p. _m. when the' business mg card- sample Book free: repree, °f 'the C°'11Pa“Y will be fl`““9aCt90 entatives already making five to ten and Otllcers and' Directors elected for dollars (}a||y_ can-mga pre-p9_|d_

the one-inns year. Bradley company, Brantford, ontar-

Thls property is well situated for A_ U_ BR/(ND9R_ io 1983_12_M24|

in center of business section of the 2g93.9.2gM4i_ Secy' Treas' Ac,;,§N":8 WAvNTEvb'_:T°'8E|-L Fon

L ~ ...l

Private .Sale

Fifty acres- of good land, mostly

~ covered with a good growth of hard wood in the thriving settlement of Lewis, Lot 60. There is also a mill site on this land.

Terms 25 per cent ca/sh-balance

as agreed upon. Apply to Nell A. Mc- Donwld, Owner, South Uniake, Hali-

St., Toronto, Canada. 2009-9- 8M18i.

clpal shipping points and farmer fax Co. N. S. or Alex Martin, Valley- __ _

__. f|e1d_ BOARDERS WANTED

2301-9-28thustu3mospd. `

Tenders For Foxes

Tenders will be received by the

Ives Black and Silver Fox Co., Ltd_,

I 0 St. 2296-9-27M5lpd.

he old reliable Fonthfll Nurseri-

es.” We teach our men to sell. -Ex- perience unnecessary: hdghesi commissions paid: handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington Toronto, Ont.

_ 1772-9-1-MIiltlIlSen.30 $8.-DEAL DIRECT WITH THE ENG-

lish Manufacturers. Representatives wanted, either sex to carry our ex- clusive line of Private Christmas Greeting Cards,spare or whole time. Representatives already making $6. and up daily. Sample book free, postage prepaid'-orders filled' with- in 48 hours. Write direct to--Man"- ufacturers, Dept. 10. 35 Church

WANTED-*BOARDERS CAN BE

accommodated' at 287 Richmond

Fon -sAi.s. '

r=oxi€s”i=oa isAi.s-.-1-he Murray Har-

bor Fox Ranching Co.. Ltd., have for sale a limited number of young sil- ver black foxes. For artlculars a

° more years. Company not bound to bury Piano made. by Steinwaé

.until September 30th. for the ranching and feeding of 3 pairs of Black and my HM-b0r_ 2324.9.29M1w ‘Silver Foxes for a term of one or F-og SKL§_--iM 5

D D-

ply to F. W. Lehacheur, Sec’y, Mur-

accept lowest or any tender. Piano Co

.. .. _ .. practically new. Bargain

d,__1£;rl§o Tandem mr Fuss and ad for quicksa/le. Apply P. 0. Box 233.

JOHN J. HYNES,

Montague. P E. I.

_ Secretary of the Comapny

1792-0-2StuEtliutlSept30.

I nun

__ __ 2329-9-201-nf.

Amherst- N- S- 0" '1`“<>H'1“Y» 0°¢- 3rd- 0s.`PnivA'rs`cHnis'rMAs`shi`éi'iIw/frT'rso, _ A comps-rENT NIKE:

for general housework at once. Ap- ply to Mrs. C. R. Smallwood, 122. North River Road. 2322-9-29Mtf

wAN'rEo-AT oNcE”A"MAip Fon

general housework, no washlng- must be able to do plain' cooking. Apply 262 Prince St. 2283-9-27M\ti'.

emi. wAN1"so°'r-*on GENERAL

housework. Apply Guardian Office.

_ 2193-9-22Mtf. AN . sxPaaiENcEo Assis`1'AN'r

milliner wanted at once at Patons' Limited.

_ _ 2067-9-ifIMtf. WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL

hous'ework_ Apply to Mrs. W. S. Grant, 76 Great George Street.

2006-9-l3Mtf.

PUPIL NURSES.- MALE AND rn-

male wanted ot the Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State ss. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton. Mass.

_ _ _ 819|-4-11Mtf LADIES WANTED T0 D0 PLAIN

and light sewing at home. whole 01' Share time; good salary; work sent any distance, charges I paid, Send stamp for particulars. Nation- al Manufacturing Company, Mon. treal 1928-9-9SME6lpd.

__ STRAYED

STRAYED-FROM PASTURWN

St. Peter‘s Road near golf links one two and one half year old colt. 'Any information will be gladly received by Mrs. Walker. 114 Prince St.

2307-9-28M3ind.

L E W _" M

FOR SALE, Field one 7 H. P. gasoline

engine, in good repair. Will sell cheap. Apply to McLeod Bros.. New Wiltshire, P. 0., or Bruce Stewart & Co. 2327-9-29M3l pd

Valuable Business '

Property For

_ _ Sale

I` he subscriber offers

§\

FOX WIRE.-I have some 17 rolls of

good English Fox Wire in Nos. 14 and15 mesh, which I will sell at a bargain. W. B. McArthur, Kensing- ton. 2323-9-29M2ipd

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, STEAM

boiler, 6 h.p., almost new. Cash. Apply Mrs. James Irving, Richibuc- to. N. B. 2326-9-29M3ipd

COTTAGE AND l.'OT FOR SALE IN

the most modern part of tlie City. Apply to J. J. Storey, 56 Fitzroy St. 2329-9-29M1w.

Fon sAi.e- Few r=o`>'<"sHAnEs

for Sale or Ilease for Prince Royal. John Agnewa, Ltd.,

~ and others. "A" Guardian Oflicu.

a term of years lus pro' ____________ _2_§10;&281i531i>d-

FOR SALE--_ CHEAP, A MOVING

Picture outfit, almost now. perfect condition with gas'~ plant, and elec- trle attachments, suitable for trav- elling. A grsnd' opportunity to coin money. The present owner is un- able to follow this line. being en- gaged in other business. Will teach purchaser to operate. Write

gr phone J. J. MacD;>;i;_:¢a.2’§_ui_r_adie Truss. ° - _ 'ru-E uNosnsi'o"N°'°iso“o"FP`iIis ron

sale her farm of 100 acres of land, situated in Brookvale Lot 80. _for private sale. and if not disposed of before the 4th October. will on that date be put np at auction. For

further particulars aptziy to Mrs. Cornelius Murphy. on o promises.

l0l0.9.18Ml0i.

perty, known as Rodd’s ‘ Harness Shop and dwell-

ing house of eleven rooms, also stable and coach house. Thisis a

rare chance to secure a

good property in one of the best business blocks in Carlottetown.

- C. E. Rodd

1976-9-12 tts 9i

_ _ ‘MISCELLANEOUS wAN'rEo-A vouNe LADY ro

play the piano in the 5-10 and 15c store. Must be able to read music ¢lUlCkly- Apply at the store. __ 2319-9-29M2lpd oness MAKING AND i.ADiEs'

tailoring at 23 Elm Ave., rooms for- merly occupied by Miss Nicholson. milliner. Excellent workmanship guaranteed. 2245-9~2510lpd. & __ i.os'r - ' i.os'r-- oN on NsAn`suNNvsioE

yesterday atlternoon, 3 $5 b|||_ Fm. der will vlsase leave at this office. LOST-ON SATURDAY.`0N`FlTZ-

roy or Weymouth St. a. purse con-. taining small sum of money. Finder please leave at Guardian Office,

2251-9-25MIl.

T0 LIT.

'ro |.e'r'»-"7 "no6m House Ar iii

Water St.. electric lights. frost proof collar; iimmediate possession. Ap- ply to above address.

___ ' 7201-9~22Mtf. ro i.e~r_ 'A House, Nor wA1':ii Jieatlnir. large autbiillding. with gar- den. Nrfect repair. -Apply Mrs. -M. D\\°°i'f@. 81. Upper Prince St,

8110-9-lullltf.

T0 LET- IN 5lNTRl 57 GITV,

s large barn and' coach house pri- vate, right away and good' yard. Apply 80 Grafton St. .

__l0ll-.I.1illdtf. -

T5 LIT.-fin center H Sify, ioslrnflo home, with modern improvements

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C. D. Fraser, Clyde Riliver

Jas. Living-stone, Clyde River

Walter Boyle, Clyde River Geo. Gillespie, Clyde River

John Scott, Clyde River Jas. Beers, Clyde River, C. McDui‘f, Clyde River

Total $304

J. M. HUGHES.

Sec‘y-Treas.

QODHLQ D-li-I wobmhoom mooooooo

SOLDIERS' CHRISTIMAS BOXES. Previously atckiilowledged $45 New Annan Women's institute 2.0

Yours truly, ‘

A. _W. HYNDMAN,

'I‘-reasurer.

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stems.

0.1 and No. Due To Arrive spiissnsr, _ann sept. ok your order No

Wholesale Only. ' .

DeBlois Bros. J

55-57 Water St. Phone 521. 278-9-25MTu. Thu. Sat. _ _

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We are instructed by John Whea

If weather unfavorable on this date.

same

The following Stock, Crop and lmple

old; 1 Parkside Col rlsln 2 rs old

Heifers, 3 yrs old in calf; 3 Heifors. Bull; 1% yrs old; 1 Mllch Cow, 21,3, Grade, 3% yrs old in calf; 3 He-lfers

Ayrshire Grade, 2% yrs old in calf; 1 - SHEEP AND HENS,-20 Shoop,

bus. Mixed Grain, 100 bus. Potatoes, 5

MACHINERY, &c.,-Plow, set H

Cart, Family Wagon, Wood Sleigh an not mentioned.

TERMS,-12 months on approved Sale positive and no reserve, as M

BEN

North Illver, September 27th, 1916.

HOl`tSES,-1 Draft Mare, 1400 lbs.,

yrs old; 1 Family Mare, 1100 lbs., 5 yrs old; 1 Parkside Mare, 8 yrs. old with foal; 1 General Purpose Horse, 14 yrs

l=_»=-£41:

AUCTION SALE '

AT NORTH RIVER 48 Head Cattle and Horses

Iiey, Pleasant Point Farm, North River,

(opp. Warren’s Mills.) to sell by Public Auction, on '

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER

4 A+ 1 o'ci.ocK (sharp) -_ ' sale will be held following Satul'day`-at hour. `

mentsi- _

5 yrs. old; 1 Farm Horse, 1200 lbs., 9

old; 1 Handsome Hackney Filly, 3-yrs 1 Barrister Foal, 4 months old; 1 -Nut-

C, S Y '

wood Foal. 5 months old; 1 Mare, 3 yrs old (Aberde_en.) ' -_ _ - i

CATTLE,-8 Guernsey and Ayrshire Grade Cows to freshen in Octfand

Nov.; 1 Cow and Calf by side; 1 Mllch Cow, 6 yrs. old in calf; 9 Fat Cattle; 4

2 yrs old in calf; 1 Registered Jersey yrs old in calf; 1 Mllch Cow, Ayrshire Holstein Grade in calf; 1 Heifer 'Short-

horn. 11,6 yrs old in calf; 1 Jersey Grade Calf; 2 Calves Shorthorn; 1 Helier

Heller Holstein Grade. 3 yrs old in calf. 60 Hens.

00 bus. Turnlps. _

CROP,-40 tons prime Hay in stock. 600 stooks Seed Oats (Bannei').'40

rrows, Cart. Express Wagon, Road d Box nearly new; also other articles

joint notes. 6 per cent. off for cash.- r. Wheatley is moving to town.

JAMIN CARTER Q. C0., Auo\l0r\¢0fl-

1 2328-9-20M4l

ov- lr- . .=

by Public Auction,

ON SATURDAY, SE Commenclngfat the h

His Stock, Implements, Ae., consisting

Right), Colt 2 years old (Atlas), Filly Milk Cows (Shorthorn grade), Pure Br 1 year old Shorthorn Calf Steer

IMPLEMENTS,-Truck Wagon w

2 Carts. Gang Plow, Single Plow, Sc

Wood Sleigh Runners, 3 Sets Driving

Cans, Sheet Iron Boiler, Grain Bags, FairbanIr's Weigh Scales. Barrel Chur

TERMS,-All sums of $5.00 and un

credit will be given on a roved joint

2262.9-26i.llWFrlS4i

A Prospective

AUCTION SALE

We are authorized by MR. DONALD MURCHISON, North River. t0 B9"

PTEMBER 30, 1916. ' our of one o'clock p.m. ' of the foiIow|ng:-

STOCK,-Mare. 8 years old_(Crown Right), Mare, 3 years old, (Crown

(Thorndald). Filly (Royal Darnléy), 4 ed Shorthom in calf, Shorthorn Heifer

. , 55, year old, Fat Cow, 2 Caives (Shorthilffl

grade), 4 Pigs, 100 Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rock Hans.

it u

li Pole, Wheel Harrows, Iron Hsrrowe. flier, Wheelbarrow, 2 sets Block Iand

Tackles, 3 sets Leather Traces, 2 wagons, (1 Ru-blier Tired), Road Cart. _New Frost & Wood Hay Mower, Driving Sleigh, 3 Wood Sleighs, Pung Sleigh, set

Harness, 4 Collars and Hnmem' Truck

Wagon Pad and Breeching, Cart Saddle and Breeching, set Tea`iri'_Psds, Wes- tern Riding Saddle, Turnip Grinder, Grind Stone, 3 Grasmere, 2 Factory. _Milk

Forks, Shovels. Cross~cut Saw, *Akos-

and other articles

HOUSEHOLI1 FURNITURE, including I-lalrcloth Parlor Set.

der, cash; over that amount 16 months

pp notes. 0 per cent off for cash.

NO RESERVE A8 FARM I8 SOLD. ‘

BENJ. CARTER l. CO., Auctioneers. <

Purchasers

Of Sidmont Attention 'i Several parties have the matter of the purchase of this

it isnot vet sold. Tllewil

properg under consideration _ Stills snceto secure this most beautiful. as well as one of the most profitable properties on

ins island. _ .

` Partly furnished if necessary. Dex Hli.P w5Nlo-RER _ _ 440. city. 1608-5-10-in tt.

TR T6 LIT-'IT iiii'liRTo§. liuu|¢_ ni'_ good wana, study- employment 10 rooms all modern improvements.

Apply Fred. H. Trainer, 8'* Gi-nfl ponenion"Nov. lat. Apply' to .I

ton lt. I0ll,l,18M!f. `

J . McKinnon. 10|:-7-ltlltf.

at the Russ until Saturdav af you miss ii, and only one can

mif

if vou contemplate buying, see}mc at once I will b¢

tern :

oon you will b sorry if

buy. _

PJW. -TURNER