` NOVEMBER °» 1913-` V _ _ V 'ran énannorrnrown oUAnDiaN Pace renin?-'

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Province RARE CHANCE. There will _

_.be a valuable horse. wagon and hs.r- ' == s _.

~. BASKET SOCIAL.-Reserve Wed- ess sold _ by Auction on the ma.rket‘ ,-1, __ " » » _ -' "idly "$111118 Nov. 8 for the enter- gquare wmorrow at 12 o'clock. 3619. -- ' - ‘ _ , __ .

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lt rainy bearnxld form of musoiilar<Vrli¢\imati=m. or. lfnI.”“’ 1 "'33 aa.."““‘. .i’°él'.

eye i:.rf~..; i.l?:..”~‘..‘l‘°,...‘-“..°.':n waste "Drodncts rom the blood there is sure to be trouble in fogim of rheumailsql. _ MW 0|-gernething of a serious na . Take Penslar Buchu and Paime_tto_C0p\l>0\\l1d at the first indication of kldngy or bladder troubie_ Of l the Penslar Remedies there is none we hear more good things about from our customers.

Twosizes 50c and $1.00. Sold only at the Penslar

Store.

E. A. FOSTER

Central Dnngstore

Headquarters for the _

Penslar Remedies

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(Special to 'the Guardian.)

IIALIFAX. N.-S., November 4.-

(Quotatione furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, McCurdy Building, Halifax N. S.) _

,__ ctosme Paicss.

‘ ' Nov. ard. Today

1 limi insults

~|»A»=a~s'-sinensis" ron sous aero e1-emacs. as/inrsuan

ovsvsrsia. _

~ Time it-ln’ tlvs minutes all stom- ach distress will go. No indigestlon, heartburn. sourness or belchiug of gas, acid or erucation ot undigested food, no dizziness. bloating. foul breath or headache. '

Pape's Dispepein is noted for its

speed in regulating upset stomachs. It is the surest, quickest and most certain indigestion remedy in the

:whole world, and besides it is harm-' ess. Millions of men and women now

,eat their Lavorite foods without fear --they know Pape's Diapepsin will save them from any stomach misery.

Please for your sake, get a large

ilfty-cent case of Pape'e Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable- life is too-short-you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what you like and di- gest it; enjoy it, without dread of rebellion in the stomach.

Pape's Diapepain belongs in your

home anyway. Should one ot the family eat something which don't agree with them. or in case of an at- tack of indigestion, riyspepsia, gas- tritis or stomach derangements at daytime or during the night, it is handy to give the quickest. surest relief known.

gulls i

69% 91 96% 111% 173%, 53% 108%

92% 117% 111

Am 0andFy ._ .. AmLoco . . . . . . . ... Anoconda. .. .. 97% AmS&R .. ..112% Can Pac .. ..173% Col F andl .. .. .. 53% Cen . . . . . . . . . ..108% Crucible Steel .. 93 ' M.I\‘.Ct. .... ..118 Mex Nor Power .. ..110% Ps Steel .. .. .. .. 74% Reading . . . .._ ....109% S.P . . . . . . ... . ....100% Studbalrer .. . . ..128% Union Pac .. . _.1507/i;

70% 91%,

74 109’/4 100% 128% 150%

P°"' 1°' °‘"' b°Y5 MW at the h'°“t Quarrie, J P. Moore, J. 0. Proctor, J. in Kings County is gathering headway E_ Pn,cnnne_ _L M_ s¢_ew,,,¢__ _1_ C_ and tonight should bring a num-ber of Weeks, E_ ynn|nnd_ ann- fl-nn C_ p_ men to this county unit. _ wimnmn

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' "“”“ . CORNWALL-YORK WOMEN’S IN- °V9"`ER 55° N°"'E3'-'1`h° f*""“' srirurs had a busy time wednes-

ers of this vicinity are nearly tlirough day evening’ 25911 nu_ nncmng Cn,.|,t_ Wm* thu' 7*" Pl°“3l‘m3‘ MV- G°"d°“ mas boxes for the boys overseas. Sev- Carr and John Neill have recently re- emeen boxes |n nn were nent from turned' home from the west. Mr. Jos- me Innmnm_ fnnneen of mane hams Wh M°u‘°“°” has "°°°'”‘“Y m°"°d |”' sont by Dominion Express on Wednes-

|-“°m|”5' -'ot tlgs institute will be held at Mrs.

Illlff .

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The Famous Pla ers and Charles l`ro|i1uan Present if

tslnment and basket social in on ' y " n\|i.m no or war fonar.zss1-ilfmaio a“s'rii'. env asenuire.-_ No. 5 _ _ “ *__'f_'__f_1_

_ ~ _ _ 1 ‘ riasio Amr - _ ' _ _

A suoossriou. ron ms sovs 323:? ifégafffrtzri? inogaarllorfersy. A D O ’;"`_ xr rue Faonr- when you are oimiotsioyo,-is to -mmm any men _ _ _ __ _ __ _ V; j__ _ lending your X111" nlcksse to your to reinforce the ssth and sta P.E.I. _ _ - V V _ f

soldier boy at the front, enclose s gi Qual new oversee , and' ° ° 7 ° " '~ -=f'_ ....1 »........ ol... .. il.. om.. ...‘l‘.°...I...5§ `11......... o.. ....§....... ln a Picturizahon of Sardou s Great International ; 5*‘“"°- 2351.11-IMGL mont.-Lym' uri. nsvi»on,o.c_,sei-gt. V ' _ __ __ _ _ . -~-\~ - ~-- '__ __'_____;

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'roN|o|-rr 'ms Au. Assonsina %;.§“§?u1:. ggoitrgr, J. gif' CTS- “ __ _»_______-

TOPIG WAR and the outcome will be non, C_ 3_ Cowney, A, W, Downey, _ "7_"__‘ ' discussed by speakers of ability at pg F|,m|gnn_ W_ q¢y_ 0, C_ qpggm-_y_ _ _ - L' 01° B- 1~ S- Hell at Swirls- T118 r. Moser-lane, o. A. Mornnis, W. P. ~ _ ' ' ‘;"‘ movemen for Siege nrtillery aull' M°K°nua' D- A. McLeod, W. N' Mc- IN _ji ‘_ _:`_,____7_

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Mogoiaoioot soooio nrfom; Beautiful costumes; so Abso»bi_iig_"§€or.y _

of International Intrigue _" _' ~_=_§'--- it

“THE UNMASIGNG or DAVY” _“A susrsonrjsg jf

six'rssN'rH smsonn or __ BUSY- DK! _ _

:;’yh:_h‘;‘{'i;‘°‘;*;° 2537;/_}‘g"*;'_§_l;’g" day. Nov. lst. The institute takes - _ _ _ .

vs fav -' t ith in th - “ " l

»»»»........ »» no :‘;;i.:°:.‘;.f.a:.':;’.‘z THE IRON CLAW A 1.-oo. N...........»_ gV[°““"t- H“"°W°'°“ ga’ *Dem he? press Co., and' also Mr. Landingan, V . -to Drive ` f';m'_‘(‘1° t§§§§‘p:)';§rt;“m_:'§:;’ 3:0512 _rx_»_;ag_:;°B_;>_fa__S__';hw}r_§;=v_n;s;_138313:; Don’t Miss This Epésodes Yes Will be Treated th nl “my __ _

- _ - toe reat urp se e nes _

non soows. cornwall on Monday. ' ulmWim\\m\\\ mi\\\ //////1n§\' \\\'\\' _-

DENTAL OFFWE-"Dm J- E- mlm' Nov. 6th. 2.30 p.m.. when a demonstra- _ _ - _ V ‘ ‘ ` r ' _

nl-lard has opened a dental omce nt 125 Mon 0 “Cake Making" wnl be given

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Q“°°“ St" (tmmerly °c°“Dl°d by Dr' DY MPH- Wm- L0\lU1e1'»C°l`l1WH|| sell on commission and he is here in 122125:' )oodngi)im““3‘;'gh;sa';t;?“§g ____. the interest of the ilrm. He consid- is the sin of Mr lélemem Iglanciard ers that for the benefit ot fox ranch- of this cit. and .raduated with honors WSI-r FROM NEW `YoRK ers c°`°p8mu°“ is absolutely necetw from tue yiiaitimiro cone e or Dental FUR REPREBENTAZHVESF As ““` “"3” ""‘° °“'Y “W ‘°- °°““°""° me Sur er ___ 1916 He hge ms omce riounced in Saturdays Guardian, Mr. intern,” of an concerned ,S by co. _ mcg ygmed u And I now read for Wmmm Z°b"|~ Manage' °f New Y°"k operation. lf the sales of the ranchers huslnlgss P. B Y2904 Fur Auction Sales Cop_eration accom- were looked nam. _by one nrgnnun.

' Famed DY Ml* 50599" H' Rudlgeff af' tion it would be far better for all con-

Those regulations make it clear this year that this -work must be done on Ontario farms. During 1916 some boys made the mls- take of going to harvest on the plains.

The department has for the school

year 1916-17 made some amendment to the regulations of January and March 1918 which provided for the

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"Mrs_ Stan Doiron,'~ Bu_g¢n¥g_ (for.

merly Misa Marie M. Pineaii t) has

shows how theeoclr_s_are_ap¢F_g,;igm¢-_

Somewhere in France, ‘ ' fl §8ept'.‘l8t‘h.f.tiJ'16"i

received the loliuivisty- <~1»et‘ei‘.;w§I@h.__` _»:

by me boys in_s‘r.arioo_ _= __._:‘_:.. I-:'12 fi.

were packed and sent to the soldiers at sent Mr. Zobel says, is much stronger the front. It was decided to continue than for many months, and should this

120% 112%

U. S. Steel ....1201/Q _ U. Copper .. ..113%,

Atchison ....106% 106%

_...__ rived in the city on Friday night. Mr. ce,ned_ but esneninuy for me indivnp

Zobel has a large connection with the nm ,nnc\nn._ ML Zabel s¢_,.0ng|y< nn.

PATRIOTIC WORK DONE BY shippers of fox furs all over the proven of tnnsnren Board of me p_E_

STERLING INSTITUTE;-At the last world and The Fur Sales Board had L Fon Breeder, ABBnc|nu°n_ and an. meeting of Sterling Institute, Stanley marketed quite a few salm through vines an rancher, to give "_ their nm.. Bridge, twenty-five pairs ot socks him last winter. The market at pre- ted nnnnn,.t_

knitting socks and iiiteen dollars was continue the surplus should he ex- GIRLS MAY WORK ON ONTARIO

voted to purchase more yarn. Ten hausted by the end of theseason, leav- FARMS.

dollars was sent to Miss Plummer’s ing the market free for fresh supplies _ -l

Xmas gifts for soldiers’ fund'. At this next season. The market TORONTO Nov. 2.- Girls can work next regular meeting on Thursday ev- for foxes when Mr. Zo- ns farmers next year. as boys did this ening, November 16th, Mies Sterns or bel left New York was particul- year, and still get their academic one of her assistants expects to be arly strong and no doubt will continue standing, according to regulations is- ceruneates connemen_ present. ‘iso next year. Mr. Zobel’s Company sued by the department of education

‘enlistment oi young men who were attending the high and continuation schools and the collegiate institutions in preparation for the examining by the following June for admission to the normal schools and the faculties of education and who deslro to enlist for overseas service in th present war. . One important factor is the deilnite requirement of an examination prior to Easter, 1917. On certain condi- tions_the minister will after next Eas- ter grant candidates exemption from examinations of June, 1917, with the V __

Dear Misa Pinjaultzmi ~ _-; -,/ls",-__~`“ Received your socks and they are'

0.K.. fit Jtiis1"l_l2lre".a`glo`ve`~'.-`;‘_Ks you have asked the person whoreceived them _to write. I thought I could do that much for you since you took the

trouble of knitting the sockerf "

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oh. 'Ausnsv nine s'_E‘._

iissih -can siegeMt§lcrély;‘

_ France. No. szsas '_ -_ i; __

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Canada is Not Safe From The Enemy Any More Than Is The Great United _ _,_S_._t;.-e_|_1;g@,_s.ji_i_-§l_

See This Great Picture---It Will Tell You Why

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Read what the Peoples’ Theatre T‘§¥.Rg_ Nov. 8 and 9 Pflnclvals In _

’ Canadian Papers l _ l V S s _ 1 1 The Fi|m_

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ACME OF

'I Say FILM nr-:AL1_sn L_ R0GERs_ m_T0N_ ____ v_____-_

£raph‘s star 'heavy' man, assumes ~ the unwelcome role of the forei n s

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e ABOUT lnnown as “Emanon"- spell it back- _

wards. ' .

` 'rms-THE enanossr

_ ` ' ' - CHARLES RICHMAN, _eminent lead-__ _ .

ing actor, is the hero oi' the play. .the _______, 5 ,_,.,_ American big brother who heard Max ",'

ricrune even _ Fiuaso:

Toronto News:

"The Battle Cry of Pe

ace" is a.

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tremendously impressive picture and is terrible sermon on the necessity for military preparedness on the North American Continent.

Toronto World:

"The Battle Cry of Peace" is the

most wonderful of all films and its series of thrilling pictures showing the bombardment of New York from land, sea and sky. Wall ‘Street dis- trict in ilamee. the dynamlting of public buildings are of the most sen- sational kind.

'Toronto Telegram.

There have been war pictures up-

on -wsr pictures exhibited here, but this ons is the biggest and most power- ful sermon _that could possibly be im- agined. _ '

Toronto Globe: `

As a story. as.n spectacle and as

a sermon on the necessity for milit- ary preparedness. "The Bll\l° CW

of Pssne"._ cons;lt\;:::°__s. olassnalh its ve 1 `lt I _ on u son_ "`llsrr'i`g°a` 'lbsfenesiess America."

I _ i BY ' im's grant gegture ‘on Unprepsrred- -5- ” ' '-

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W0 - e sriscrar. _ _ ____

_ ~ ‘ .mans Monarsow-1 ine- yo\fii¢f"’~ -' " ‘

_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ REQUEST est brother who is tire: incredulous

' ‘ about "enemies," etc. He iigurea ,

V - prominently in the raids of the ' for-' ’ _

__ eigners. _ ' I

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' N _ Noaivia ranuandn, pi-any --

. / '_ ' '_ demure. is the sweetheart of the alert __ ..5. _

_ ° American and daughter of s. promirl- " _

I __ _ - ent Peace- Propagandist, a multi-mil-

‘ lionsire. _ 1

1 SOIne T C SCBUBS _ V 1 A 1 \ "Moran" Many Maumc is' “

of h _ ' WILL BE GIVEN truly the dear. _sweet old mother ot

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Hudson Maxim Delivering His Warning re Unprepared- ' the boys sad fella s vlellin to the

_ _S _ _ _ - _ W dne _ 6 & enemy's random shells.

_ nes . _ _ e ___ 8 ay _

‘ _ Secret Meeting of the Enemy Spies Who Betray New' at Y°"" ‘ A

_ Tefft Johnston is commander of the I

invading forces, Harry Northrop is

_ Discovery of Spy in Prominent Home and the Startling \ _.1 §;;=d‘;f };‘°a'l‘,’x‘;,‘-‘t‘,§;‘r __ ' _ R,esu]t_ - ` girls; in fact all the Vitagraph stars

_ ` Enemy Warshlpsoif New York and Hostile Aeroplnnes it Po me - `m‘§,e':_:"“:§“ :“°6‘£_?m§_f§_P;§ie§f““‘:\‘;§_ 4'

an ._ _ _ _ Scouting. l

» - employed. _

American Fleet Gamely but Valnly Engages the Enemy _FOR THE ~ »

' and Loses. ‘

_ BENEFIT OF _ _

Landing of European Forces and Martial Law Imposed

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l - Mollfrsll Mari __ _

'i‘o‘__l:_i: justice to the 1s;tral;ir;lei_r;s;_ii7'

l hated “ O' D _ 3l'f5§iaa~°%aa'o'$l me to 1.-ii. Il moss wholly in supsrlltlvl. ' -

Montreal tllnette: ' -trsfslttli error Pure"

ls frank”

_lie in Year 1

Homes Invaded, Banks Itobbed, Protesting Citizens _ sfaonine-opened. - ~ Unorganisud Opposition of People Causes City to be _ ed _ _

" oi' Q the Neforlous Work of the Invader in Many

.l_.iV°m°9» ' ' 7 ` ' if but this mm edmonton min-~.tl°_

I 'on New York. ' _ our BOYS Wl°it€"F' W

, cameos- ”“ Hoineand`Tell ~'

afrfrsfznh - a°r.NiG'|rr

or what they have seen in Belgium and France. ~ We osn‘t just grasp what

they are writing us. it seems# so nn- "- 'lt A

mural, so iam. an uaaemor mins.

truth. Tb Vltasrs ti peo have not |iosseii°lt over tg ‘gst by m Gen-

’»~` l "il-r~n" 'f ""“"` "` "' “'w' ' ’ s r s th have struck outleibi

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a propaganda play for preparation and 'ss snoh it is always earnest, sl- svsys persistent and at tirnenterribl! elouus_nt,~‘ __ _ _. __,, i _

moms: Hema: `

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uiiin; our own. ,

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inf? ‘___§?1<.k i na as-ini.

An imagi§;&ive_but noqby ahy_meal{s inipossibie ‘oatastropheiipwhich £},e'¢nemy_shell8'¢he‘great Ameri- 1 _; __§3._E_,c______¥____ ___m______ ____m_._ _ _ __

_ _ nan y_1g\ggpali|'____ _ __ ruinsnbangls its soldiers and repeats' the awttililstolly of hapless Belgium. _ _ _ {._:.___:_.»5iKf_r_:¢i_ 5:2511 'tx t§:1.=_»_»_;_¢;i_: puma; _ __

. _ _ ..._ _ . __ _ _ _ ' -,__ __ . 1 _ _ ___ ., _,Ann ' A Serious, _ Dreamed, Prornble and-_ -Timely -Picture _ e- f r m°;...":‘.:r..:.:':°.‘i' .::i.'.°..-°"°‘-‘VV f »- --

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