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IT PAYS to bil! il this 91071310#

TODAY'8 BEAN 8UPP¢R.~»- Und

er auspices-of both Methodist Obur ches from 5 to 7.3ii'in Hearts Memor- ial Hall. Ticket! 20 cent! 8465

HELP 'THE FUND.-The 2nd Siege

Heavy Artillery will be beneiitted by everyolle who buys s ticket for Mon

days big Patriotic Brigdge and gllist

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ANOTHER DAY'B 6i'i0lCE.-Pe-

tolli have decided to hold over-their dainty feather neckwear foraliotller day, so tile ladies can make their choice today; lovely goods at mod- brale prices.

FORTHCOMING PATRIOTIC MEET: -INGS.-Patiotlc meetings will be held

° at Bradaibane and Fredericton on ‘ I-‘rlday next when interesting pro-

" ""°"“' ` grammes of music and addresses will _ OTTAWA. Oct. l4--H0n- MHYUH llc given.~ Siege Battery on the morning of its

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v‘A'rnlo1'lo uzsrluo ron 'rn/l FALGAR DAY.-The Provincial Pit- riotic Association is arranging for I patriotic demonstration in the Square on the night of Trafalgar Day, Oct

city, and will fill a long-felt want.

of Wales College Hail on October 18.

MR WALLACE

'rue town oi souris was cast into tile

deepest gloom recently when the news

THE MOTOR SPRINKLER - The was circulated of the death of Wallace

motor sprinkler ordered by the Char- MscEwen one of its most respected lottetown City Council some time ago citizens, Mr MaoEwe was in com arrived yesterday and was put to the psratlvely good health til Thursday test, proving very satisfactory. It is when he was stricken down with a fine machine, a distinct credit to the congestion of the llmts _slid despite

medical aid and lovin! core of a sor rowing. family was called to bis' eternal

PA1'nlo'r|c snloos Ano wl-us'r. reward on sunday lnonlla .frllat he

-'1`he`Lieuteiisnt-Governor and Mrs was well esteemed by his riends and McDonald have very kindly consented business associates __w"as well exempli to extend their patronage to the ned by the large _numbers who accom Patriotic Bddse and Whist in Prince panied his remains to their last rest

ing place in the cemetery in Souris' West. I-le leaves to mourn a widow,

HOME GUARDS.--lt has been de- three daughters and four sons to whom

cided that the Charlottetown Home the most heartfelt sympathy is extend- Guard will parade in_honour of No. 2 ed in their bereavement.-*

l Minister of Agriculture, left _.; departure from our shores to iight for ma JAME3,

B_urrel , for Washington this afternoon, wller he will take up with the United State

have been long pending affecting agricultural interests of Canada Tiles

almost concluded' for the removal

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types of thc new battleplallcs.

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We have just issued

our Quarterly Ac- counts and would con- sider it a favor if our friends would bring them in and have them marked PAID.

We _Need the Cash in

our Business

Morris--Smitll-- Beer

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9 TRAFALGAR DAY CELEBRATION the freedom of our country. Every S - meetin o those Home Guard who wishes to show sp- On September 27th there passed _.___

A largely attended g f ,

authorities several q\1€Bll0l\B Wllllfill interested in the Lansdowne Trafalgar preciation of the lads who arewilllng away to be forever with the Children's Ml-_ and Ml-s_ Jun-los Paton, of lhls

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Hartt Shoes

' $5.00. $6.00 and $7.00

Hartt Shoes are in a class

by themselves. . Built without a fault in a factory that specializes only on Men’s High Class Shoes.

See our _window display D. Gordon & Co.

6 Day scheme for raising funds for the to risk their lives for the old ilag is Friend in the realms above, Ira, the city, have rscslvsu news of tho death 9 Red Cross Society was held in the asked to be ready to turn out when infant son oi Mr.'and Mrs. Homer of Mrs, (lllsrlss B_ ps,-lnns’ of 'san

will include the arrangements now Legislative Chamber yesterday after- the time of the departure of the Siege James, Church Road. For two years Fl-snclsuol at wnoso home they were

i noon-Canon Simpson presiding. The Battery is announced. This is a par- the lttle one had been the light ind llospltabiy entertained during their

the American embargo against Cana- following committee of ladies was ap- ade which no doubt every member of life of the home. Healthy, Apparently, visit to Csllgul-ulu ln Mny ls_sl_ Mrs ian otatoes on the slorc of disease. pointed as collvellers for tho various the Home Guard will attend. Watch in every way, until about twcpweeks Perlrllnfwss lhs wlfs ol Mn Charles

Wards: Ward 1, Mrs. Bentley; Ward for the announcement. before his death, his passing came as B, Psl-klus, of llls mlm of porklno 2, Mrs. Ledwoll, Sellr.; Ward 3, Mrs. - -i a severe blow to those who wane Bros_,.wh0~llld buslusss on Qusonstu

F. J. Nash; Ward 4, Mrs. Lyons and ACCEPTS POSITION.-Mr Walter b0u_nd up in his welfare. It is hard this CNY. a. number of years ago.

Mrs. Jenkins; Ward 5, Mrs. lv-laszard, Shaw, of Wall Street, who was in the to part with thos`e"`W€'love but ’tis_ M‘r_ per-klnsl slncs golng lo lno Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. L. J. Reddin. employ of the l.C.R. for nearly twenty sweet in the parting to realise that Golden sings, nus uunllnusd lo nl-os. Advisory Committee: Judge Haszard, years, has resigned to accept a good they have but passed to a higher per and for ssvsrsl yours post has Rev. Canon Simpson, Rev. Dr. Fuller- offer from the Boston and Maine Rail- home, where they will be forever with held an lmnosssnt noslllon ln the toll, Rev. Maurice Macdonald, Revl road. He will leave in the near future Him Who put His, hand upon the Clly uf Sun 1z~l»snolsoo_ Ml.o_ Porklns Mr. Fulton, Dr. S. R. Jenkins, Major to enter upon his new duties ss freight heads of the .children a'nd said: “Ot was veryln-umlnsnll ln lllo ,ollglons Bartlett, Messrs. P. C. Pope. J. R. Bur- tracer with headquarters in Boston. such is the Kingdoni of Heaven.” All and. suglsll .lllfu .nl gun Fnmolsoo ,ns nctt, Joscph McCal~ey, R. L. Cotton, His many friends are congratulating that remained of the little one was laid lndluslsd by tus nl-oss ,oloronoos lo W. W. Stanley, F. J. Nash, F. R. him on his appointment and unite in lo rest in the Methodist graveyard at her dglnlss and runs,-sl_ Msny much. Heartz and J. D. Seaman. Another wishing him every success.-St John Marie, by the Rev. Dr;,-Collin in the ing lnulflsntslnnl-lluu tus fu~nsl»sl'ssl-_

meeting of all interested will be held Globe.-Mr Shaw referred to above is absence of the pastor. ,

in the Legislative Chamber this after- a son-in-law of Mr R. Knight, baker, of Edwin Hoytt-Hughes, assisted `by Dr. noon at 3.30 o'clock, when ll large at- Charlottetown. MI88 ANNIE McLEAN. E, P, Dsnnsll and s nulnusl- ol other

tcndance is requested. At.this»fmeet~

ing collectors will be chosen lfol the P)lNT:gTA|;I0N '20 LERGY AND -Tho l&oathAoc<i:ur1l`;dLat Cientlial,8l6:>l§ the Csllfln-nls Anuusl Cunlessncs l,o_

various Wards. The proposa s to R SOCI Tl S.-At a meet- 16,0 ss nn e c can n tle ing prsssnl;_ _Thsgnnsul Guns,--nl - ~ , ‘

leave envelopes at each house on Oc- ing last night of the Committee of year of her 886- She WHS b0l‘ll at Japan, the.Hon_ Y. Numnno, was pres? with a ru§h’hends up ln a YOU LL SEE IT !

tober 20 and collect them on October ladies appointed to arrange for the Canoe Cove and was the daughter of sent, and lu-ought the lollnwlns lotto, T08? 0f mlft » »

21. The meeting was enthusiastic and Trafalgar Day Celebration, circular the late D0nald MCI-lean. Wll0 life- to the friends of the deceased lady in * , indications point to a most success- letters were sent out to all clergyman deceased her many years ago. During recggnltlun or nel- labors on behalf ol __ ____ _ _n ful appeal for subscriptions. _ ` and secretaries of branches of the the past i’€W Weeks S110 b0re bel' Sllf- the Japanese people of America: P- ' '

--1- "FW Womcn’s Patriotic Association asking fering With Chriitlsn Dellelidei “T0 the Bereaved Family of the Lato ~ =3.

A WHITE ROBIN.-Professor Mc- them to arrange for a collection for Ulibllgh 101/1115 lll1lldB tried tllfllr Ut- Mrs, C. B. Perkins, San Francis- l' '

Crendy, of Prince of Wales College, the Lansdowne Fund on Trafalgar In0Bt 10 keep bei* hdfd B While 1005"- co, Califomia:-

although but u short time s resident Day. The clergy and Women’s Asso- it WHS Of 110 H-Vail. and on the 1110111- "Dear Friends,-It is with s sense

_ as ’ '

of Charlottetown, has the distinction. Cll1tl0n M0 urgently requested to take ing Of the 10th inst.. JESUS 08-lied llel' of very profound sympathy that tho 4 2 a a

probably, of seeing the first wlllle this matter in hand and arrange for home. Miss McLeanlei1ves to m0l\l'Il undersigned, as representative of his o cvc s en th rovince Last subscri tions in their res ective dis 1118111' TGIHUVGS and friends The fllll countrymen in this communit be s

r bin r e in e D - D IJ - - ' ‘ y, g Monday morning this extremely ~l-are tricts. eral service was conducted by Rev. the l-u-lvllsse usnnylns on llnlnolo but member of tho robin family was soon -------S Mr. Ackiand. The pall-bearers Were! grateful tribute lu lns memory of the by lilo Professor on the Prillcc Street f1Pl'0B°l`iDU°ll C0l11D0l1l1dlI18 ls not a. MGSSFS- Wm- McLean. Wm. MCGl`€~ noblewoman who has passed to her School gruullds in 3 flock of gome “8idC lille" With ll8. Ii.'B tile H108! im- E01" \Vm- C|'°55m9~n and Richard Gar' l‘8W&I‘d. _ ~ eighteen or twenty romns of the or- portant part of our business. we are diner- A large concourse fvllowed “In the death or Mrs. Perkins-the diuary variety, fraternizlng with its efllliililed t0 give best possible ser- me \`0l1'll1i“H t0 their Idsf TGSUHS Place Japanese residents of this State are follows und they with it in a manner vice- JOHNSON '& JOHNSON, The besidd hel' Di1l'6UlS Rnd Sister in U16 conscious of a loss which is almost tllllt gave no indication of the colour Quality Dl‘l1gBt0I'0, c0l'. Kent and l"l‘0HbYl9l‘ll1ll C0lll6t6l‘Y. LM 15- personal, and .none will mourn her or race line being drawn. its wings Prince Streets. wcro pllrc white, as was also most of ' MRS. ALEXANDER McKENZIE. kindly service to our people-and its tall, while thc upcr pl-lrt of tllc llody "A special showing of men's pyja- -1* more especially to the women of Ja- was a light buff colour. and the breast mas at Patons. 3332, There passed away at her home in pan-have made a plana for her ln a. sorllcwllat darker buff. When flying l___i___ Melville, Belfast. on the ilth inet.. a their hearts wlllsn tlme wlll nut sf. it had the appearance of being all \\'0Inan greatly beloved in the DSFBOII face. To the family and the immo- wllite. Tile white rblll is known to ° 01' MPH- Alexlmdm' MCK0l1Zl9~ She dillto friends ofthe deceased they ten- bc it frcak. not ll distinct variety. At . lllld attained to the great age of 84 der their deepest symlmlhy_ this season they are migrating, and years. From hor youth she was known "It is pleasant, in this connection, the birds seen on this occasion were for the beauty oi' her character.. The for me to remind you 'that the virtues fJl‘0bBbly enjoying breakfast on the gentleness of hcr manner, thc sweet- of the lamented dead had gone beyond

_. __ _ slglitly and well kept Prince Siren; ness of her temper, the warmth of her our borders, and I am to-day in re-

* 1l___; \ School grounds before proceeding on ` -#_ friendship endeared her to a great ccipt of a telegram from His Excel-

nl , O' their southward voyage. many pcoplo. We ncvcr saw so many lency Viscount Ciiinds, Ambassador

_ She Must S00" Come the old people ut at funcllal as on Monday of His imperial Majesty at the City

::WATER_ RATES.-Tllcro are rl _ lnsi when they were to ‘lookinto her of Washington, in which I am ill-

fow water takers who have not paid Fence Or gf) Ba|`\kl`Upl~ HS swnct fncc for tho lust tlme. A noi- strucicd to add his condolences io their rates for tho current qllzlrlmz She is rt f F d able circumstances ill hor case was those which are now proifcrcfl ill rc- Altor Monday, lilo lllill, these will bc 0 0 Un SI that zlnllzl the decay oi" other facilities vorenco and deep respect. turllcri off without further lloiiec. tile religious faculty maintaillerl its “Most truly yours, Y. NUMANO.

3485-10-16m15i. integrity, and discharged its func- "Acting Consul General of Japan."

tions as correctly asf at any time in

SA'-JONICA OC! 12 -ll is HbB0lllt€ ller life Her mind licvor waverod in

ly certain th'at Greece is unable to hcl- attachment to her saviour, and

stand the strain of armed neutrality the last moments of hor conscious

Cl"-*ated by IIl0bl|iZH-f~l0Il~ She hill! PM existence were spent in praising God B a U

d _

Splendid fare was that provided last il-orll-gl? ?gg'03l?ldm;gul‘;‘l;gd¥mveSl:g zidcgggxmendmg her l°ve,d mms- t.°

night at the People 5" ` A Idmddwalf has militarized ller whole railway sys- She ls sul-'vivell by an aged husband Truth in busmesd is .l\\Si- dll i¥llD0f- SW' f°“t“"‘3 ellmled (f°_h"_“f* Ldck- tem and requisitioned hcr entire mor- s llulnvsll slum- ol Sl John-s Cnnrol, tant as truthfulness in every-day life; with Vlolct Dena and William Wads~ lunsn; ms,-luu_ Twumlrus ul llls em. 'll Bon at homo and ol'no,.'meml,ol.s ln truth creates coniidence, establishes worth ln the loading r0lcs._lleld the pluyss of llls banks and uonunerslsl l-orslgn nsrls 'but who do not noon lo goodwill and builds u. reliability that rnpt attention of the audience for llonsns are under arms ~ mourn ’ wlll lm wl-sullen by the sgul-ms of com. ;‘i‘;2r]ill'] “§eh“§’“;0rE,2@ Vgig’i‘:t Siuidiea of The Government has allowed each -" 1________ Il9titl0ll- I

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with convincing realism. The career ~` ~ _ tl u ll f S ll' E l l , e e u of sf?i._‘;:“.1_.s“‘:.e‘;‘:°s.“lt::f.‘.i~..°:'.:i'. Th; Sgflh i;;:::.;°...::;".:.°..f_;..:..;é“s.‘;';. s attachment to Blumenthal, a married l-sstsul-snls sud cafes ggnnogfé Dall.: ‘l'V?€E°aI;ho?.ll nrllld’ :gig aggerated truisms about a household weuner Bldg Sunnyside ’ scoulldrel, is traced through many ups of course’ this enlolls ll-emsuduus ln lallln ' nooltl lol. msn o-rs out remedy of real and actual worth. ,, °

*md “°“'"“ of f°"““"- The Clevefem losses to Greek finances while the in- ne bu,-sgllsr -llne ll ytlye 'pn' l The popularity of Scott’s Emulsion 3‘”65`10`9Mtr' Cllllfdclef Study Perhaps in the Wh0l@ direct loss to the commercial and ln B d all lalll as gg ego Yolo ous; is increasing as intelligence advances, W- I -m

_B368-10-9MStuthtf. drama was that of Mrs McGee. the ,lush-lul wo,-ld runs lnlo mllllon of gm-“ y ng' en. no because ln these days of adulteratlolls

l "””_°'”- old Irlsllwoman who made s lendid B think that the end was 5° near' Early ntlnn to ual-nntse uso cod

. it D francs daily. l ln l l tn l-l lg ll it C0 €B K Il ‘ ‘

tner to old Cohen. Tragedy and n 0 umm ng ° e ay ° er ll dl l ll f ld with _ ` ' '

D" Greece mil" have “ld “Om Wml0“* d th, h t k t _ At t th “Ver ° me “na V 9°” ec ° \

- l>lllh0S and llnnwllr f0ll0W 0119 &Il0lh€l` to bolster her financially. Who is go nggmbsss eolognsal-ollllllllly old Trl fool glycerine and hypophosphites to build BEAVER,

ill quick succession throughout the _ , in bl <1 d _

NEW YORK FISH ADS play. and the climax, when the ions iilliiatgcgwgrnttl?ehedent1i§lQ`i'ii»:g¥;3 'lllllzrmggsslnxli sflilgkne lgaylzgfgffegl §i;;:§:}deniiill§r?Jr?ss_ fl ls gffss (ffm BOARD) takes theplace oflatlnplnsterand _

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lost halves of thc lottery ticket are Wllllo Vonozolos was ln Dowel. more ran ln as on revlous’ occaololm harmful drugs-a wholesome food- Vll||,papef' f0!‘ (|10 Wllll Bild ¢G||~

sympathy

suddenly be;

DEATH or rms. PEnl<|Ns. '

vice, which was conducted by Bishop

clergyman, most of the ministers of

more sincerely. Her many years of

[N55 DAILY AT 8 o’clock

M.AT INEE 553

Anulsslou lllllllgnlgggrs we

i *W ;.°_dw¢y star Faatu rs with ure Broadway Star and E’“l“i°l*°

Leading Lady `

vroLs DANA aaa WILLIAM WADSllI0R'l‘H,

cl; t r Comedian

nth (fi°`r°5un °.i'0€r°rEArURE

t‘Cohen’s Luck’_’

Aciever and 'rralnful Plclurlziaucn cf the

‘ Ghetto’s Life of Tears and Laugllfdlf '

TEARS, LAUcrl'r1-:R and Parnos V

cola seal Feature l --;C0ming-..’ l #The Great _ wsu. Tnuns. oc'r. Ruby Mystery"

20th, 21st. '

IN TWO ACTS ‘The Cup of Life’

A Gripping Thrilling MYSt° ery Drama with HERBERT RAWLINIG- _SON and ANNA LITTLE

Vital Drama of Nature

` and Life, in

_ Q - 5 Remarkable Acts 5

ll ' ‘ - - ‘ 99 “Jot” these dates down The Mlssmg Clue in your date book, and The whole town joins in say to yourself: 1 nm

3:.‘;..‘:;'."'..l.':;‘*..tl',°.l?.‘;:-=. ...l..»..»..

found ls a hum) y g p

_I l y 0I10~ H ~ was.a guarantee that no assistance lnl ll ll ll l» l l sh dl d tonic truthfully advertised. -

Sol' it P l R The Great R“bY MYBUHY in LW” would be sought in Berlin or Vienna sl sl msn pglwe a a 'ld met fl '

Consignments lc cd ronlp e- _ _ . ng ng u ps ms ol Dov s s s _

mms nctstis ll grlpping tale of American Now .lt is s. different question, but so wsll know sho loovos to mourn, BULGARIA DSEECRLB»°l§ES WAR ON V no m°Q¢|°¢-| bulumg

dcte<tive life, with a somnalnbulis c psrfsntly ulnln mst gl-coco must come

. a son and a dallghtei' who tenderly

heroine. two clover lady tees, Swedish slr the fence or go bankrupt There nursed snd oomlorlod 'nor durlng nol-

"00kS- “Hd 3 nvmbef Of Other Clever is no dlsgulslng the fact that the lang ,ons lllness ,wo sls,s,.s_ Mrs Pele, ATHENS oct 14 ~Bulgarla ucclar

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n0‘ tyllcs in the cast. H M in drawn out negotiations with Bulgaria. ll/ls_tnssnn_ Glen Wllllsm' and Ml.s_ ed _war on Serbia at eight o’clock. this , ‘

_ » _ _ , _ V fl.) “ml his DTUUV d&UZht"l`~ Pa\1““9» have and Greece, hurt the Allies’ cause. ond An u ol lrls Co ll :lolln N Mo, “Pittsburg Storgies 8 for 26 cts. ' P _

Tile MlSSlnS (`1\10 IB B fell! S during which great pressure was Noll Mononslo ll i

oatherdale, and two "wr" "3

blt of fun Cyrus West the plumber brought to naar on Serbia, Roumsnla brothers, _lolm Mcnomnd Csledonlsy

I l ` ' 1 . . . . ncorporam fl lemble "mc *W9* MVB-Weill be' alienating thousands of persons who Dunsld? Fnspcctort of pDredges, is s The smoke»well and have good flavor

a ` loltuckle the slcuth business himself y B' large’ interment in 'oal°d°ma Ceme

" in ‘

New the long run. . ‘ lll-ne_ th R M_ D_ M d _

' What is needed is e clear public de- 8 ov , “Leo '

_ clarstion that the Allies are prepared

to back up the efforts of Serbih Rou- Mn, AN(;ug |vl¢l_50l:

ll lll ,lst :‘;:e::..'s;‘i‘f._.§:;.f.:;‘:.il‘lz.“s:.°‘e‘;.r;:‘°€.";;;'yJ:;1:.°i.:r..;l°".§z‘;:;';.... we

Beautifully

Tailored

Overcoats

Since we live in Clothes most of

our lives-1et’s have them nice. _

We have some of the most beauti-'

fully tailored overcoats ever shown here. _ Some of them are fairly high in prlce but the majority sell at $12.50, 13.50, 14.50, 16.50,

¢18.00 and 20.00

If vou would appreciate an over-

coat better made than is generally shown with real class built into it. See ours before buying. We have 300 brand new ones to choose from.

Yours for high~grade clothing.

019° °f °V°l'Y UPG 0f=new or i'e--

. Greece knew that Bulgaria was only ll Tn l t ll "Get one of those special 85 cent y

“nd 'W lfackfi *hd Vmdlni 10 031111 fooling the Allies and sparring for K‘:.g,o wsfosgglnflsglsel genoguzisggrl shirts, at Patons. 3381. _ -

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Use Beaver Board instead of Lath and Plaster It

lwh0l¢Sa|¢ C0i\'\|'l1|$S|0|\ 0 I -- to put a suillcient army in the Balkans _ - _ -» | l . never cllacks needs n? repairs and does away with .un_

h D $100 REWARD $100

Fis ¢a|¢|'s ' ' mania and oreaca, ir the Elitente

I Th¢ll\=atdleh\'e of lllil earner willllbcdgleolsed to hopes for favor from these States. The Tho dsslll ul

' ° °”"" - “, °"°"" 9" °"” F” - "°“° ilasco of Bulgarian diplomacy does not

5°? S'°°‘“ di' 5°" 5P°°'°"'°' insl:lose;ss"s2lf,§°s::::l'l“l§;::also urls lolhrllu nnrslnl. ..T.l.. 5...

li.corresp_on` once promptly allsw- °“Y l>°°_“'° ¢\l\'¢ "0" "W" ¢_nl¢ 1°' 0 9 0 el' B an B08. 9 Br-

crcd. Stencils sontlon application. grlass,-e;s'il""rsq&?ei\rrah cgedgitutiloiffntrctiliiloglil ma" Mmmers in S°m" Au‘°“° “nd

nur. cram. cars lmkerl lrlerrnlly rrunll Bucharest can set an answer to any directly uoonthe blood and mucoussurisceso . Question in twenty (0 I! li0_ili'B Willie

, _ _ ‘_ tiles tcm,thcrebyd¢1troyinlz thetoundsilon ot* wlln the Alllon lt 1 ' _-',w‘§ks_ Tho

srur & l_.“.§ll§.',l‘°,j,~.jli.f‘“leslal;§.°;'°:;llfsunils.ll...... pr# rr.

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Boston. Mass, Transfer Agents. é|m§hfdtillwzfmeitlvcpo:»v';rTiil:l'h;y :dar "" ` v¢'h¥l‘L'u¢R'Iy‘ ~

R ‘nie Groenwlch Bank or an Q imdred Dollars for any casethutltinlll to " - _

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wholesale Fish house in the United A_ldr¢“l,_J_CHnNEY&Co'Tolemo_

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sold by all oruulrn. 1sr. __ _ ' - ‘ ' 'rake Halls lfamuy Plllr for érnnisrtlon

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. BPIGCIALTIES-----Bmslil Ind ld!

' Fresh Fish.

it su' ~

you all

Angus

Belfast, took Saturday, -the year of his age.

was widely

worth.

to where

was in

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able

was dir s. tested

of Y his in

An opportunity for- the pupils of the

Public Schools to see the war views

ture on the all absorbing tlireme 'oi' the

ol.ln_ wa `."St`. .lain s' I-lall at 4 o'élocl; on

'rudsday lifteglioon. 19th inet. _ _

' Montreal, Que..

Mr. 'd. `

ai’|d`tu”hesr Mr: `Andre's s lendid lec-

sanltary wall paper, ls easily applied at any tlme of the year. Drop ln and leo us show you how it looks

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Beaver ,Board is \ the 'iif'

Fall "and Ceiling Material ' 0 l

1 .rc I ’- s _~ pebbled durface . - “ sulltse best. I_tnl__ _- » ._ __ -,;~_. ,_ l all YOU 'Bet a deep” 'J

Slllllvlas and prices _ ' wllonsssts or slrrall. __ “ '

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