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ii--.'5 Heaven is but made richer; therein can be no loss :;`_;':' To meet our love and longing thou hast no gulf to erossi; 55; No adament between us uprears its rocky screen;

an A veil before us_ only;-thou in the iight serene.

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IN LOVING REMEMBERANCE OF OUR DEAR SISTE BA IEVJ-

1 ` forts ~ ° _ Com ~ _ SA.; B°AT\ES BEi.ovEn wii=E oF E. s. BURLEIGH ELi.Ensi.iE .

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‘ - 'i -' "-Z-if' M 1.' thi l‘°i"'.°l;\'|¥ bil‘l‘$l\dily" on dlrth thy lilies 'boom'

WitCl¥ H3i€l i_§._; To. tell us; what giad_'wcii_\der`A y`e'ar of heaven 'hlsy b_q, _

Elf, We cannot pa»iint` themoving

I . . ~.'V-'_- Nor-dream our flower of comfort a cool and distant stsr.

That veil 'twlxt~eaI.'th and heaven

We breathe one air bioioved, we follow one dear guide;

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f;`_f;V Paused in to open vision, out of o SQ. Thou see_st how sorrow blossoms; i';':, ' .

And half we feeii thee lean ing from thy deep calm of bliss, _ -.Q To slay of earth. "Beloved, how heautiiriul it isi `

Q--,'_; The Iillles in this splendor,-the green leaves in this dew;-

Oil.-eaI“th is also heaven, with Go'ds light clothed anew!"

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S0. when the sky sleems bluer, and when the blossoms wear .:;~_ 3°"l° 'Midori mystic shading we never knew was there, __

We’|l say. “We see things earthicy

if' __ ‘ __ She bends where we' are gazing, oday, from Paradigm..

1-~.~ _ §;,'_1 Because we know thee near un, n

Who fills thy cup of lsiuing with glory to`the brlmi gm We wliii not stain with grievingour fair, though fainter light, 'j But cfiing to thee in spirit as if thou wert in sight.

And as in ways of beauty the swift years come and go.

Upon_ celestial currents our dteper life uhall flow,

l-_iVea_|jir|g, from that sweet country wtiere bllghtlng never came, Love chime the hours Iimmortal, nearth'and.heaven.th¢ sameV

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man should have them. ' A BV? "U°Y“»"*“°°"‘~

'if' °"° W" ='"°f\s' the spools. eeievea. theu.hm.b»en; - r.=:.- tz-V-_= an year has heavsn'i.f white portal shut bsek the sound of sin; ffl T04 Yet no voice, no whisper. comes floating down from thee, mg a tell us what niad wonder s year e, fhesven may ble. V; I

°“' l‘°='\'UU°i°»-e it ii en i imniiii id e z- _ _- »V The sliendt yearns sroiitniiV$;i;h$4e llstgnunsgggp gat, '

;h°\_‘ |°_ve_dst allfthingqiovply--when waik|ng,with_ us here; f-jf. r-7'. °W- f"°"" "W l‘¢|9h¢l _°f=hl=lV¢I\. seems earth no lbnger dear?

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On September 4th, 1916. tlicropass-

cd awuy peacefully at Alexander, l'. E. l., un aged resident in the person of .lacoh U. Judson. The snows of four score winters had fullen upon his hood. The illness, which eventunted in his death, was long und, ut. linici-i, very severe-_ but ho bore it p:ti_lcnLl_v and his passing was not unexpected. it was his desire for some weeks to “go home" to God.

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Mr. Judson came of Loyalist pur-

entnge_ His grandfather was born in _England_ and wus witii the English ; urmy in the taking of P. l-I. Isl.-uid from the French. after which he lived in the fort that _was rected ut French iFort near Marshfield in _this provinice.

1'l'he fort was on land now in posses-

sion ol Mr. Albert Boswell, Jr. .luc- lob's father camo from ifreucli Fort when three years old, resided at Squaw Bay.-now the prosperous community of Alexandra, near Pownal. lt was here tliat.Jacob-was horn. and where he spent his long life- as a harn- ivorking, industrious tiller of the soil. _lt is worthy of note that the famous Missionary .iutlsop was 8. _descendant from thc some o`i“l`gl.ria'l_'st0`<:ll_.i ~ The ‘subject of ills sketch was a~meml>e~r of u family of tcn_-five sons élixd -dye iiaui:iiters,-only t.\vo of which remizin to this duv namely. Mrs. James Rob-

prcscnt wifn survives him. Two daughters (in tho iirst i`ainii_\') und tlirou sons, also survive.-~Mi's. Albert Jenkins, l‘ownul :ind Miss Bolln ut home, and tho sons :irc l)r_ William (who wus wiih his futher durini: tiic lust iivc wcclis). und John of Now- nrk, Now Jorscy, li_S_A.. und Wnltcrin Toronto, (‘.ziiniiln_ Tho funeral was lu-_ld on Supl. Ttli_ und was coiniuctcd by his pin-ito`r_ ltcv. ld. S. Wonka. ivjiii visitod him frouucntly diiring lil.; loin: llliicrs. llov. Ilonulii Mclicaii, ol' ifhm~lotii~io\vii_ :i warm friond ol' tin-_ lnniily foi'i_y _\'t_',ii‘i4 '_i|:o, wars ulso pro- soiii and ussiifti.-.l in tho iwi‘\'icos. lu- irriuciii was mudo iii iluii l`;iinii_v ploi in l'o\\-nal i-i-iiioicr_\'. io wliii-li :i lari;i'. i'_oi\i'oui"so iii' i'i-lulivcu unil lriciids fol- lo_wcd ilu- i'ciiiu1iis.

___._..._____---_ ALBERT BOSWELL.

‘ Ni-'irly iu-voiiiy-sovcii youi':i align tho iiubjcct of this skctcli was born ut

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Ynigcglflliwk orarticie attention given torepairing of WHYCHCS

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JAc`os u. .iui:isoN. I Dunstaunage, P.E.1., and was a -son or

-Illriees ln Canada 1915

eiitz-ion oi Alexandra. :ind Mi°s_ liowiirii ` -_ Wood oi' Bay Fortiliic. l’.E.l.. both ol' UEPARTME|;V;'E°v5

whom were with him sevr.'i‘al wecksa NUAL V prior to his death.

_ _ ,. _ _ _ _ _ ‘i t i in prices during the

Mr. .luilsou was tuiri. uiniricd. iiisVwV;1lVVlew§V|i:¢;-I geiinle very steep “ter

I in C;-inadn,-tho wholesale- prices of

_the late Dr_ Albert -Boswell. For more than fifty years the deceased has re- sided at Pownal where he w-as enabl- ed» through lndustry and toil to build up a fine homestead. Mr. Boswell was married- abuut_ilfty`Vyears ago to Miss Mary»Ann Lane (pf P_ow_pal) who pre- deceased him a yemi ago. To this .up-i_ lon there came a large family-~_nine_ ot' which survive-Mrs. S. C. _Stewa'.r't; and Mrs. Neil Darrah, of Dunstafinagé, Mrs. Wallace Wood oi' Alexandra and Mrs. Ricliard Stewart of Mt. Allilon_ The sons:-Henry of Marshfield, Alb- ert, Almond ond George at French Fort, and-Lane on the homestead. Mr. Boswell was one oi’ the early promot- ers of’the island agricultural. exhibi- ti;m_ and hc gave special attention to stock raising. in whioli line he made n marked -success, carrying off many prizes annually from the Island Exhi- bition as well as from other places throughout the Maritime Provinces.

Mr. Boswell was of a re-tiring mall

ner, and in later years remained much at home. His passing wa_e sudden and quite unexpected. The funeral wee largely attended, and was conducted by Rev. E. Weeks, on Sept. 6th. iri- terment was at Pownal cemetery

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thc middle of 1915. is sho-wn in the| ~ ` \\\V

report just issued by C15' D8DH\‘U11e“t of Labour entitled “Wholesale Prices in Canada, 1915," which also contains information regarding Retail Prices und prices in other countries..

272 commodities averaged. over 8 per cent higher than in 1914 ami 9 pei- he-ht higher than in 1913. while thu rctuil prices ol'.som0 thirty' foods wore 2 per ccnt higher than in 1014 und 7 por cont hlghorli-i1anln1913-Bl' lowing my me-.|m'portixice of each arb- lclc lu family consun1ptlou.__B$’ 56+-

i-i_-mbci-, 1915. Viio\t\;cve:‘. the 1532;; iiixc had bri.-ug it ie udex num of ivliulosalo price-5 to u Dvllll 20 Def 1-out higher than in July- 1914i ‘Vhlle i-hhiii food prices' had flfieg 1" Def -_\ “i rli the sumo’ per o ._ wlllitilliiiilgx number oi' w`i\0lC'3iil€ prices. stoc~_l nl 148.0 for thc your us coinpiirf.-:i 1wViltli Vglllgi Vfoi‘Vl314.n - :rf for :_ ii y cc-ci --

had ron/clicc' iiil.l ns coinpared with 1;i4_6 for July. 1914- A weekly 'lauiily budget. of food nveraged' l$7_8li for 1915. $7.73 for 1914 and is-7.33 for 1913 hut for isnri, sumo at $8.13 as with. $7.42 in July, 1014.

lt may be notc-il t:iut_ tho rise in

prices has continue'd during tho current year as shown from mc-'nth to month in the- Labour Gazette-.

|’i`he index number of wl1;iesiEle_ - ricer. resciied 180.0 for May u e- lldlineil slightly the'f~eaiter. » metals-_ 'chemicals _und ce [tain nintoriale ,being lower. In retail foc-:l prices the

Dccoiubor. compared'

\W°°“‘°' """“‘°‘ "°“°‘“"‘ “-6” '°"' i. A_""*'fé`_ifi§ii` who ‘fur ins great hiiih of the membership or the “A. o_o", _

’ bel ve that the maytfti/ho liu .s advertising space is entitled to AN HONEST ANI) UN ‘

B1 SED CIRCULA i` ION VCVV(_)__lJNT-a count as dependable as a,CEVRTIi~`lEi) CHECK. I - I

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|Auguii't, there being a d'eclinc- only in July when midsummcr conditions lo"'r~_red prices very rllghtly. '

ln other countries retail -food

prices also rose steeply,the- rise front

the beginning or the win- to tlib end of I91` 'being calculated* as high as

us -pei cent for Austria.. sa pei sem- _ VV _ _ _V _ V V _

1 ers.; and _adve__i_‘-Using __agenc1es_,_ are spending- their _- , _ .m`ovy tb.iii1`e‘_lpoiit the ‘€A..B. C.”, to psyifor-the services of TRA-I ED- AUD- _ i - ITO % end t eyiask the sup ort nad ggfronage of EVERYMAN WHO BUYS ADVER ' - ‘

_ r.VisVi_hi sence Asp wan $10 __U rr w_1seLY _ _ _ ~

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tor Uetmany. lover' 30 pol- cent in the Niefihdrlsndr.-_ Norway and h‘aly'.allil ~ _ g_\‘_fce-ht"ln Greet Btitsin. in Aus-

'the‘i-ise was nearly '40 per

` .craibi _ _ _ _ -

_ . .- _ . coat. ss.it rebuilt ofdrtiiight, while in"fl1i

-v . l 16 pet-

Nw Venlnnd it was on_y cent. In-Japan, prices were lower thplfin- 1914' Ind 1913. ` ` '- I "Thu-` results of the great rises

were considerable ina! shes in til cost- of living hsrdtégu in the e penditure un' f' e. `ln ciothin house nirnls_hinss,._et.c,, gtocks the hands of manufacturers a _ _dealt-rs were ofte'n__q1hei9nt to prd 'vent greet rlsetf_'i'Qr . me timé even

the prosecution ofthe war make many liqeilrh 'IWW production in 55003' nav_`e¢;.» idle attempted or thought/_ oi, bheél production woe. re~ . newed in many lines and in many districts a.bandpned'i previously pwing t0_thg.._pe0r returns' normally bbtainabig <i'1‘l_\ese, 'changes again had great 1h',d.tl'ence in stiimulating other branches of lndus-try und trade, causing higher price-s. This reacticn was S90!! experienced' in "spy lilies st Brel depressed by war

'ti lin Canada, wheat oats,

pulp and *pspe-r. nrst felt the stim- ulation pf increased' demand due to .Wll'_c0_l1ditions but these were soon followed by wool, fish, le-atheir, zinc, copper, chemiqals, New Brunswick lumber; ilpseed oil, and later iron und steel'P.a'_ well as most metal Droducts;-ln the latter part oi 1915 the upward movement was partic- ularly strong in.metals. chemicals and wool, wliiie-jttjute, silk. rubber, etc., uinc-ng imported inaterialeihe rise was r`nar.ked.” _

l £011 from Q bltildlllg and received

what the doctor ~ calledls vary bad Svrllned ankle. and told mol must. not ‘walk for three weeks. lgot MlNARD'S LINIMENT and in six days I was out to workegnin. I think it the bss/1. Lin- lment made,

ARCHIE E. LAUNDRY.

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LONDON. Sopt. 9--(By Arthur S.

`Draper)-Russian troops, massed in force in the Dobrudja havusiigagecl the Bulgars on the whole front from the Danube to the.Biack Sea. They fighting fiercely to wrest tho offen- sive irom the invade-r. The Buigars reinforced by Austrians. and' Turks, have advanced in two columns. Ono under Von Mackenisen took Turtukal, on the Danube,tlie other, striking along the- Black Sea coast has- cap- tured Dorhric, ten miles from thc border, and the ports of Baltjik, Kavsrna and Kali Arka, in south- ernmost Dobrudjn.

Before the enemy's‘ advance the

_Roumuniane fell back, waiting for the Russians to- battle in this territory, and concentrating their efforts in Transylvania. The _ czar‘s troops. have arrived in strength now and a furious struggle has begun lt the

the Gyergo line in the northern part

.`van'ia on the north. This stroke, in #conjunction with the pressure north- ward from the I-Ie-rmannstadt line, is

Transylvania. It' is progressing .steadl'ly. _

The ' capture of Ore-ova gives the

I 0 ' line of defense behind tho

ldeislgne-d to force _the Teutons out oi.

Itoiiiiianians a grip on' the Austrian,

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complete control of (_-very bit iii' limi, niuking it do your bidding. You keep an eye '_ on thc thcrmoiiictcr, null ilu- siiu>k<-pun-_ incl siivvr, lninfly dnnipcrs, and on the oven Z that loses no hcut; :til work iogcllicr for splcniliil ciiokiiig ol. lcnst cxpcnsc. 1

do with a small amount of fui-I, :mil liic wuy thc range withstzmds the wear and tear

' that wrecks orrliuatry rinigvs; iis uliiiiiinizi-il fliics nican long life to llie range bclfaiuse - _

the coated stccl linings are rust-proof; asbestos joints `preventVlcc.kugc of uir at `_ioints. ' Y

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' The new booklet, just oil' ilie press, tolls cvcryiliing in :tn

' interesting way. Tcnr out ilic coupon :uni send it to thc 'Kindly send me

factory. Before you forgot and certainly bclorc you buy a “ °°Py °f 5""“' b°°

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range, get your copy. - 1f,f,,“g\;f’"m.'° h°°t°“‘ _

Russians- are victorlous.they will bc- c - `. ‘ N gin the invasion of Bulgaria from ‘ ar S _' “m°""' the north. . -

Meanwhile the Roumanians are ‘- Add,-;.,,__

pushing 'vigorously the thrust in London Toronto lilontrenl Winnipeg ' '

Transylvania. Vienna admits i1 \ Vancouver ` bt.Juliu -llumilton Lulgury wimdmwal from positions west or V V. an piinkagugg igdlnomon ........ ............... ..,...........

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and the expend- iture of fuel,- m o n e y . A n d easy to manage;

economizc, you know.

All the Kootenay controls are on the outside. For ln- stunce, how inlin- itcly casicr to con- trol the damper from llic front of 2. a

the stove-the

Kootenay way- A'

You want to know uboui; ilic sciisililc iilciis for sawing time, the fine bakings you up ,-1 .

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Danube near the Irc-n Gate. ('34--_-;_;_;-_.. . ~_.; ~ _ -;-;»_._._._-____ - . .. » _ _______i_'

Ki Ferdinand’s forces are now " ' ' ” ` c _ ~ _‘ .i - - "

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from Hungary. To the Tcutons its lc-ss. means the hampering of trailic ‘along the Danube, which served as a supply line for Turkey.

While London was not cisposed- to

discount the- importance of thc fall of Turtukal, it does not believe that Von Mncke'nsen's army can 1;-.Tor any

_seo nd _ - mountains’ dividing _ V__ __ Transylvania

reall ti'e`at to Bucharest. The Ger-

ng _ _

more. than thirty- miles into Transyi- _S ___ _ ,_.

man lic-ld marshal, it is' reportedfliaslnot minimized. but military experts an army of not more than two or here- consider it only a. _temporary set three divisions, -10,000 to 60,000 men back which the' Roumaninns and the supported hy Austrian cavalry and Russians will right quickly without some'Turks». modifying the Transylvania cam-

Allowance must he made for the D2\llZn_ MOT€0V9i’. RC'i1imB-mal! 8\1th°i"

inclined to dia

iliiliciiltiosjn nit-bl-lizing the lloumnu- ities in London, are - an forces and in transporting the pure German claim that 20,000 prison- itus:-iiaii troops. 'l`h.c Bulger succc:-:is is ers' were' taken with Turtukal .

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