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‘ itiorning. _ current ul this point Howard had ""3; ‘Mk did 5°‘ 5° u" 1")’ 890d.‘

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-. l ’ _ i ST. JOHN. N, IL. Oct. 23. “The fbtidlea 0t‘ Mrs. Stella, Dykenian and, ‘Mrs. Medley Dykeninii. sisters and hledley Dykeman were recov- ei-etl this morning-Jay Edmund Howard. o! 5t. John, qdiver, in, thi- cabin tit‘ thc lIl-fateil river; istcamcr. Dreain. which capsized ‘and saith uear- the, Mistake. at the‘ ‘mouth (‘t the vlIt-lle Isle, yesterday | Owing to the! ﬂlfullgl

great difficulty bodies and was Itirrali to rust be ., fare restiiniiig liii-t said task thisl atlcrn-iotl. Both bodice @911" found in till‘ cabin where tilt‘ [IRS-l scatters had been trapped when

,thc steamer tonnltered. They, ‘were taken iii boats to Nlislztltt- ln-l ‘let-val and (‘liroiicr Jack notified ll is cxpt-cti-tl that lhcy will n-t taken to their hniiics in Lowt-rl ilenisei: this tiller-noon. Stnnneil.‘ tiy thc allpillllli,’ disaster. saris-ring! Grunt shtick and exposure in the ‘cold “later. tlic rcscuetl piisscni:

Hrs tlli not eel-m alili»; to izivl- a, very Fllflii’ til-count of happenings] when illt‘ idiinli steamer was, caught in the wind. capsized and.‘ ﬁillli. rai- that reason lheie is‘ .»onir~ ilnltlit as to the wary David, ‘J Nelson. ‘oi Hibernia. lost liisl ‘life. l

l Pnrsct Jnsliis (iaiiatig. at his. lllilllll‘ ii; lniiig Reach tliie morning, lsail lie titles not knliw just lion" the accident happened. He; was in the littlo kitchen wnell, lit- felt tlir- sis-timer give a llirch.: ‘is it railed to ritzht tniinetlialelyl lu- rcztlizctl that rUIIh-llllllg litid, lialppt-ncli itnll lit: iiittdc a rush to." rcntrh ‘the deck. was then sllllntergetl and wutcri was flliivliig into lllt‘ apartnit-nt.' lie renielitlieretl rushing for thr. other door and seeing Fireman: ilavcltet- innkiiig for thc sziiiia exit; but at that tiltie the sttealiicr wast rapidly sinking and he got niit‘ justwis liic tlcrlt went under. clung tti~a barrel iintll roscuciti ukedbll‘ ht,- l'Pllll-?llillti‘r'il at mart] tintiicd Nelson getting on lllLl <tmiiiteia he- said he rl-ctilltid n man‘ ltettiiig on .it llaiupsleittd ‘hill fllll,‘ no‘: kll'l\\ his name. 'l‘lu.- passcn-l ger was on deck at the llttﬂ- the ~'tu.tiiici' luipsizcll. but tmnu. (ll tile .|\i|.\'.*il!lI‘.{5-l'.§‘ (Il' ll'llllilil'l'.\‘

crew who t\'l'l'l‘ l‘l‘.~il*livll what liappciicd to hini. .\ir.' Gaining said that i-ltidstin .\lt-. llllVYH‘it'l‘illl"t'tll was ant-n siriiii-l, lllllll£ftll Mistake interval and Slltl-l llvi- mil-i. ncv-ir lo appeal"

recovering the,

klll‘\\ .

- :.= vdllllt‘ dolllit: expresscll. ll - lindiin; ni the lioniesl yﬂliiill or liltilsnz". \Ic-

'.\\lllK ll) tlic strength oi" the a: tlifs section m’ in»

. l I llililliiill .\'lcIiit._\'rl-. on; oi‘ lllPl ltlvllliih‘. is said tn hc about t'l.rt_\'l 'y0ai~.~‘- ol‘ age and a slin ot‘ Jolinl I tltl('lllii'll', m’ lClni Illll. Qlt. ens‘ lltollitly. iii llll‘ (ltiiablig district.‘ gHe has a nliliilict- ol brothers .\‘|lI‘-l - viving llsnyc-ll as nni- sister. MPH. {Alum-i lllvlllflldtlll. of st. .il~-o hi< wife alill llilir _\'i)llll;: .ltil-

lllrt ii. . l lure: llll\\’ill‘ll said hc had lit-tin lall throukfli the slcatiici" bllt cnlilti not l‘lll'l any lllll‘ cl>tn The llirvel 'l)0Illl_-.ﬁ were plat-ell on Mistake ln<| ierval wlicri- they were. viewed by (Yorotte-i‘ Jack. -'|‘i't~ ltudics wetrw when scilt to Slippk when» theyi lwore "pluccd in coflilts and tlioyl lwill than be sent lo lite .l-~iii.~’e_2. 1 A 00d! (‘fliitilllilltg a letter ltd-l dressed to Hudson Alcltityre wasl flililid on the shori- al ' '5 itlutl’ la~t t‘\‘l‘llll‘lt.{. It is though 7 llllli h" IUSSi-ll it started to swim for the lllllirVlll.

.l.ilili.i‘

Slllll ‘Hill llll

liutiill Film llltys-

" lllttsfilellei I

. "9l7 Doiinisyﬁiir" bios-mean. I lqﬁered terribly with IIys/wpsid I had it for years and all the inedi-

l something shout “Fruit-o- ﬁvei‘ ‘gin; good for Stnnvuﬁ Trouble Ind of Dlktatinll, so l tried them.

Alter ﬁnishing a. few boxes, [vi-u entirely relieved ofthe llystinpsiaaud my general health was restored; and

| lain writing to tnll you that Iowe

my life to-“l-‘tjuit- lives" ‘ Mlle. AYITDINITFTWC BOITCHER, 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25o. At dealers or sent postpnid ‘by Fmit-a-tivea Limilod. Ottawa. i4

Civilians are leaving Valllivostok tor China

\'i..\[)l\-'()S'l‘()l\'.'~ Oct Zit- The Legislation Assembly oi‘ the Pria mur Glivirntitenl. refusing t0 ar- cept responsihllllty for tlie protec- tioti lit foreigners, Gcne-ral Dieter- itch had ordered all civilians to leave Vladivostok for (ihliiizi.

Ships are Drill]! coiiiniztnticiwul fur tho vtiytige of tlic evacuating itilittbititilta. The Japanacse clini-

(Jiie m’ the doors fllililllPf ltere has ltioyed his head-l

tiuartcvrs aboard a transport. ltccetil tlespzltclitls received by the vlay til‘ Tokio and ilonolillu liavt- iiidlirittetl that the capture 0f Vladivostok l)\‘ tlle sovlt-l army tit’ the far laitstern 'I‘P])lll)ll(' was lin- lIllIlOIil. The Its-d stildiers arc re-

Hr-lmrteli to have been uiiit'oi'nil_s' sticl

cussful in a series ot‘ engagements ltgtiii st the White (lllards along lhc Ti-tinsSiheritln itailwtty. PHKIN. Oct '_’ii——'l‘he (‘liiticsﬁ Gnv-ariiinent. is sending, warships to Vladivostok to protect the Chin- t-Sl‘ residents thclw. 'l'lle llllllllill‘) izorerltl-l" oi‘ Ileillliii; Kiting ltzte. been instructed in send reinforce-

"f lhl_'_']n(a|1.[g m U“. ‘htyfﬂpf m prevent the burglars. litterriiplctl iii tll .

[tilllPll White Guards lroni eiiicr- l"g.

British and U. S. Marines Land At Vladivostok.

——' British ww-re

the

\"I,,‘\'T)IVOS'l‘()l\'. Oct ‘.- and Fnitr-d States iiiaiinI-s iandtd ltert- today to guard consulates of the twii nations.

Irish llflicial Watch Political lievelplnuits

DVBLIN. -Oct. 23=~Optlnilstic that the retirement of the Lloyd etirgr- .\litlislr_v" will not vitally at’- tect the Irish free states atatus lin-

, l ti wlitl

‘tier the treaty with Great Brltilin7

officials here are watching de- velopments in London wllll inlet" . . and not without some anxiety. The Free State .\iinis1r_\' is tier- sliatlcti that 'wlitltevei' (ioyernineiit

lt-omes into power in Etiglnntl, the. be res-I

treaty with Ireland will pct-tell. ln the event oi .\Ir. [lunar Law assuming office here say he niay decide to conclude the British agreelnetit witli Ireland bnlore he goes lo the country for

a aeneral election. lfnder the Free, “Slate Treaty. whlch.he supported] "w"? WM" h‘"tlie Irish constitution must he IRISH-i lelLliy the dail uiid ratified by the

observersl

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GUARDIAN . .

Visualizing Wheat». ~ ‘ﬁllp. oi Gmlla

DIUNTREAIL. (mt 23 ~.l\ graphic intpressiun of (‘annulus tremendous wheat crop is given by the stltte~ molt that. the largest tans-Ariantite ion-mo carrier of the Caitudlan Paul [rid is ‘the S. S. Boswortli. The ponulblo cupaclrv or that steam- ship 111352.000 bushels of wheat. To carry Cuiiitlltrs :’>l3.000.000 bush els or wheat ii would 1akev974 stcuinshilps or the Tioswortlfs wt» iicltyﬂwtionvlyv the export portion

of theiwlieut crop oi the three prni rle provinces. . _ No such a-rinudu ever put to sen in the world's history.

Statistics sliovl that 343,000,000 bu ola of wheat are equivalent to 20. 80,000,000 pounds. 0r 10.290- 000 tons or 7Jl..~'i00.00II barrels of flour. wliiit-li could he made into l.286.260.000 louvl-s of bread. lwoighiing tweiityltuti" tiiiiices each. lBIIOIIElI bread tn teed 145293.720 people with an» loaf pe-r day for a “ihole yvili‘. These figures (lu not. take into ticcotint. the cnlirnt» oua crop of oats or the lﬂllér (‘WP '0! barley a-nll rye. and (‘analla has still immense sections ol‘ arable ‘hind that arc tiiitouched.

l l Trains . I These IHILIMILOOO bushels of lwheut would retllllrﬁ 357-250 T0118‘- lton fretight trill-l»: loaded tn capacity.

[tr this glrhil: of 257,254) (‘the was

lphteetl in liiic. together it would

make a train 1.1m; miles tong. or] one (ixtentlpg lrtiin MﬁlllTPHl to, a| noint twenty-six miles west of Swift Current, Saiikaichewnil. to

lgny nothing (if the locomotiives. Al- lowing thirty-five cars to a inro-

illﬁtlVt-Pylt, ivould i-cqtiire. 7.350 to ‘vlltlill 2572.30 cars, and 735i) trains q-uuplfilg at intervals of live lnlnll- lies spit-rt. would take tweiit.\'-ttwI-_ land a-halr llil_\'.~‘ to tins.“ 1i ell/Pill lpnlnt. The iltltllllliil of 7.350 looolltﬁ itlves (average length ‘SJ feet 9'1‘.- llnches) to tlie 2.17.250 cars would _nialte the total length 0i’ “H” “"0 ‘locomotives rtiltilillnetl 2.000 niilem or almost. iln- distance from Mont real to Medicine Hat. Alht-rttn

llloilell Burglars Fell a Mail I But Leave the loot

S.. —-'I‘irn xvork oi‘ stealing from an linocraiplcd rr» sidcnce irt llllKlllllllll Vlllitze. twcn-l ty miles west of here on the (‘pita-l quid Bay Share. escaped iti the darkness after mic hall struck tlic man who lll‘<'l‘tl\'i‘l‘i*tl lhlttt rind itg-llr-il him 1n tfil- gi-tiilnll.

Aiottiriiig Hill tli- lllllhi‘. which his kncwit as llic (it-tides rosidence. Etltvmw] Jtillllslllt. m‘ Great Village; and I). S. Sttilderstm. of 'l‘rlll‘o. no moving flashlight" in the! lhonse, which is unocclipii d. ‘Pliny, lstoppcd and Mr. Johnson cautious; fly ﬂhPYlltlUllPil the house ‘lltll npeltq led a iltuir. As hc did so lie wﬂs. let-ruck a heavy blow in ‘no law"; ‘and kiiticlted down. Two liIt n TIISlI-i |cd out and escaped.

A“ pxqintiigiiliii tit‘ the plirc tel

Iell the lac! that a tiuiinzily‘ H!‘ silverware anti other vallntblesl lmll llt'l'!l gathered up ailll Illfill" ready lo be carried oil “-.\ illr lllti" ltiti-liilli ltlllidP-‘liTPdkWrH. '

'l‘ltl‘RO. N. Oct 22

- Volt

‘If Hair Is~ Turning ' - Gray, Usé Sage Tea.

I Here's Grandmother's Recipe to

I Darken and Beautlfy Faded | . Hair '

Thai beautiful. even‘ shade oi‘ idnrk. glossy hair can only he had

-tw"‘3.noLLARfnA-i1_s mitt}. has beenﬁ p eat successrTwo more gr Lovelyméw‘

,,1_'_gll and wintoijmerchanﬁseio" " ' WHOLESALE PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK

BOYS $12.50,

,surrs SELL;

DOLLAR DAYS $6.95

Twenty - ﬁve boys tweed suits Made of Brown _ and dark mixed‘- tweeds. Sizes 27 to 35. Dollar Days $6.95"

“i5 Y NGD .MEN’S surrs

“In Brown and Green 'Tweeds

Sizes .33 to as

Regular Price - $ 18.50

Dollar Days $12.98

MEN’S HEAVY RIBBEI) WOOL UNDERWEAR ‘Regular $3.50 Per Suit i Dollar Days $1.00 Pr Garment

MEN’S HEAVY . WEIGHT DENIM‘ OVERALLS f

§,With bib. In black,,i| ‘ blues and stripe. , Worth $2.001» -‘

Dollar Day's ‘$1.25

Boys’ heavy weight striped ﬂan- nelette Pyjamas. sizes 8, 10, and 12. Worth $2.00. Dollar Days 00-39

Men’s heavy weight striped ﬁan- nelette Night Shirts, all sizes. Worth $2.00. Dollar Days.

, Men's Lined Kid Gloves, good for street or driving, Worth $2.00, Dgllar Days . . . . . . . . . . . - . .0513!)

Men's Working Shirts, in mixed ﬂannel and tweeds, sizésﬁ14‘ t0 ].6l/.‘_.. Worth $1.75. On "Dollar Days... .........$l.'l9

3 doz. Boys’ Golf Hose. - #151" in‘. Boys’ Heavy Wool Stockings .......................'tiilc pr.

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12 Men’s Tweed Suits, single- breasted style, in brown and dark tweeds, worth $25.00, OnpDollar ‘Days fol‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . -$l4-95

8 only Men's Fall Weight Over- coats, very stylish, single breasted, worth $l9.50..Dollai"Days- 1512-90

Eleven Young Men‘s Winter. Overcoats, form ﬁtting, good pure _ wool clothes,‘ YVorth $30.00. _Dol~_ iarnays.............p.. tits-ill

5 cloz. Boys’ Tweed Bloomer-Pants, good heavy quality, lined through- out, worth to‘ $3.00. On Dollar Days fur ......-.$l.79'

Men's Good l-Ieaivy‘ Wool Working ',Sweaters in all sizes. Worth $3.25. Dollar Days... . . . - . . . . . .. 151.98

Men’s fancy Shirts, have just arrived, lovely new patterns. Worth $2.00. Dollar Days - - Jill-till

Boys’ Pullover and Coat Sweat- ers, Dollar Days . - . . . . . . . .$l.00

Men’s Working Shirts in khaki, greys and stripes. Special for Dol- larDays 85c

Stanﬁelds Underwear, whole - sale prices Dollar Days.

Men’s and ‘Boys’ Penman’s

Men’s Heavy Cloth Caps in plain colors and. tweeds, special for Dol- lar Days

lllrilfish Parliament by December 6.|'b.\' "TPMIIB i1 IIITXUIYG 0i 30m‘ T?" Prim llail is now ‘putting the ﬂniah-FWU Sulphur. Your hair 1e rout‘ llnQ touches tn ‘the measure preserv- rli-artiipit milk?!‘ 0!‘ mars the lace. ‘tile intact. Every pledge which “limit fadesturn-s swivel" streak- lli~>iiiiili's signatories made in tiielrtl. lust an replication or 1W0 of

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Men's lovely new Radio ﬁnish prices on Dollar Days.

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v BY SCORE OF 51-5. MONTREAL. Oct. -—\'arslt.,y humbled -McGill livthe overwhelm- ing score oi’ 51 tti 5'iii the feature event oi MlintrnitlZs intercollegiate rligliy 80318.1 here yoalerduvy. The comhliiittion of beautiful kick- ing. running unll passing put lip by Snyder. Duncan and Somer- ville. supported by Pondergtisr and ltolfi-i on the. ends of the Varsity line, was too much for Dink ('.'—tTI‘()ll'l-l single unaided hoot. (‘ope (‘limpliell was the only effec- tive Red and White tuckltir. In- teresting features . oi‘ the game which was so nnesided its to he almost dlill. were Somervllles three field. goals and Snydeiﬁi sixty-live yard rliii. About 8.000 People saw the game.

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Hiloyd (ieorge GOVETIIIIIPIII ,l;i,~it.

lsumnler. It will be ready for Iht-ilIlPiITlIIWP allunllrelllold- action oi‘ the ivestminster ParlIa-l

l nient. in a few days. If the new ltiinistry should he disposed to act ,upon,i't before the dissolution oi’ ‘the present Parliament. —---<0->—i- ALBERTA GIANT ‘A PROBLEM l FOR THE CALGARY POLICE C.‘\IIG‘A'R\', Alta., Oct. 2t~~ﬁevcn feel. four inches in his stocking feet, and well liliilt iii proportion. "Cowboy Slim" Griﬂiii, arrestt-d here for un automobile theft, pro- vided a problem for Calgary police yesterday. Slim. linthlliklngly lay down ln his cell utter being search- ed and his number twelvefeboes knocked six steel slats _out__0t' the rel-l Wall. ‘

~ - A -. .. my’. qn-eivaiuunw-oww luv-v-

l Roll ygtgr

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dwn with

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Stine‘ and Sulphur enhances its tip

Don't bother to prepare the mix- |ture; you can get this famous old Iferlpe improved by the addition Ul other ingredients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called \\l'yelh‘s Sage anti Sulphur pound. This can always he de- pended upon to, bring hack the lhiliilflll color and lustre ot‘ your hair. , ,

l Everybody uses "W_veth‘s Sage and Sulphur Cotiiptiniitl" now be. cause it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell ll has

(ioni-

sponge or soft brush with i1. and draw this through the hair. tukLng one snitili strand at a time; by morning the gray hair has dlanp- ~peiired;~IQM..at'ter ztttother applic- ation‘ It. becomes beiuitiiiilly dark ntldsppsara ‘glossy amt lustrous. \

__.._._'¢-0->_.__ QLIIEBFC VOUNG MAN SHOT WHILE HUNTING IN WOODS

been itpplled. You simply (iinnpen :t '

' ‘i know.

matra electric and deacon. Special for Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . $4.75

Boys good heavy White and Stripe Flannelette Night Shirts.

Merfs Heather Hosegltpair for

ablg/lltlnlsopéire wool feather Hose, Worth $1.50. Dollar Days . . U890 Dollar Daygzbevgoggir

J. w. ROBBLEE

Wm" Wear 135i Great George Street

e Don't Forget We Are Open llacli Evening

_ar=—; ﬂ-ne crop of wheat. which he mill.

ed into high-grade whole-wheat ﬂour. I

phrase "Giving the lBit-d." v

"I alioiild say that the one receiv- iniz ‘the bird’ has met with some- what of s rebuke. 'It'l-i something like ‘giving him the raspberry‘ you I'm wll_ bout your Ameri-

j-ji

"BXDPQs-sed .10: ‘Pmgfspr . Iﬂ-Ongtltll - cy. -'r. H. McConi ‘ JP an ilelord. and 1

‘Aonsmms t» orroaen i1 W, Mn

olefin"

iinci“

f-l-eo hll . viientllitdliolllér. mml

, . , n: through Rig-woods behind him. s-uv him iitandtns there and mistaking lilm for s beer. fired at ilith. The bul- ist entered Walsh's holly-Just be- neath the" l Jlmuldtf-tsnd Duss- ea, entirely through‘ his‘ _ body. breaking s rib and piercing the left" lung. matting a very danger- ous wound. - The younlz than ls tn s very en- tlcelcoodttion. '

MounvlsA-rnus oo WiLni Ovllt AMIRIOAN OLANO

LOB AiNGIUIII. 011.. Oet. 88. tiormlnnieﬁlcninthsttpn and his

_ bride arrived here yesterdny n

>4£¢§Iv~ _-. . .

‘ can slang."

T0 Autumn: A ovum. orftol-Tqpmﬂh

w4-—-v- h . w"; _ tildes. but m; did‘

twtew oithe del - a?

‘htmise prlntit- ‘here’ was to

ho called “dﬂﬂf 03.011“ - g vleved this way." he ma; “pick i0"! 8 Woman with s mole on hor lacs and. shout-typo boo deoomeron.’ um mitts 1e} ins. ‘The time: make B0 point)‘. Ins‘. Any ntiiﬁhgr cit-n play.’ _ ; . I‘ .-

Yl-ﬂvli. on one . YUK

b‘ 4‘_____ on WHEAT _ WQON crrv. on. ZL-Csnq. h‘ "W" Pfliﬂllcihs eroe has been extended to the Yukon. Flour mime Mll- Yﬂ vinn n on

_ In Dy. today.