0n Four insertions Eight insertions .

OOQIOIFO.‘

....i.l .§

l‘ ‘JV-i l; --i. Government Diver I Continued from Page 9 5T. time on this job and I fin-ally A dell In batching up temporari-

big hole In the bottom." you ever had any close

g-fri-II LADIES of St. Mary sdeiny. Surauierslde will hold zasr and high tea on the evan-

°11MA°K'$ ""1""- ; of Novernber 2m mi 22nd. at

sold at noon today.

Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED-GET ‘IN A profitable all year commission business of your own. Every pro- perty owner needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy 119d Tag trees and plants. No carpi-tel needed. Complete equip- merit and instructions free. Write

Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

' nGENTS WANTED-AGENTS IF you want u. good steady line showing a prattt of $60 weekly up, write for literature on our rubber specialties Steady demand.

‘ n. a 1-2. Mfg, 00., Dept. 32.1.011- don, (lintarlo. , 972£i~etl.

_____..._.__.__....___. AGENTS WANTED. _- RUBBER aprons, children's wear, (house- hold necessities and other rubber goods. Agents wanted for this territory. Good profit for right pallty. Write for paritleuliirs, Lon- doa Ant Rubiber Co., Desk Q., Lon-

(iOll, Ollii.

AGENTS WANTED - LOCAL Agent Wanted to sell for the "Old Reliable Fanthlll Nurser- ies." Spring selling season now starting; largest demand for stock since the war; exclusive territory; highest commissions: tree equipment. Stone & Wel- lliigion. Toronto. ll-ZI-Wsllli.

For Sale

FOR‘ $NLE~—-BMERY STAND. Proud and ltloroslde. 1482-11-1-31.

FOR SALE-A LARGE WARD- robo with n plate glass looking

glass in door. Apply Guardian.

1'i98111~2-2l.

FOR SALE-PIGS 6 WEEKS olil. Apply 120 North River ltoaii or phone lid-J. 11

FOR SALE-BASE BURNER IN good condition. D. ('. i\ifl17K1i11'Y York Point. 151641-3411

l FOR SALE.—A BABY CARRIAGE, good as new. Apply 9 (lranville st. 3i

FOR SALE-J? CHOICE MILCH- cows lloletoln grade, heavy inllk~ era. James A. Miller, Frcnchlort.

1~i2()-10-30-ili

._,____________..._______._ FOR SALE.-—-FOX' RANCH WITH 20 acres oi’ choice land and good buildings. Four inllcs l‘roin Chat» lottctown. Apply to .lolin E. Ilolincs. Union Road, ILIt. (l 3i T ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE largo (‘lcarulici- Aiici. hlurslifiiiltl, i'our

llliiio Help

I g.____i.__._i.________._______- " WANTED — AT ONCE SINGLE man to work on farm and ranch. Write or phone, Arthur C. Wood,

Mt. Iicrbort. 10-31 5i Boarders Wanted

TWO BOARDERS CAN BE COM- fortably accommodated at 32

Spring Street. 1342-10-26~tt'. St raycd

STRAYED-ON MY PREMISES A

red and \\'ililil iIIFI-iifl‘ 11/; yt-nrs . some by ap- plying to “bu. Clnrkin. North Wlltsliirc and paying for this ilti. 1~iiJ9-1l-2~2i.

olil. Owner may htn

demlndii thatrvcry woman possess a

. Mnicvanuszir" noucae

The Marvel sssumi a quick. gentle and thin--

YGIENE

Phvsleisns

ammcnd it. ntyourdriilgiiiifii.

‘d inferior imitations.

ilcentstamn for illustrated l klet.

viii: iiIAIlVEI. (:0.

Si. Paul Street West, Montreal

FEUEE ‘ZJATFOQTQZEJN

This popular Hotel his been completely renovated and rs- Iurnished throughout and offers very com- fortable accommodation to the travelling public.

The table is‘ espec- ially good and the pub- iio are ceurieeusiy cared for.

iiivtes $8.00 a day.

MT. STEWART our experience?" he was

Ill be service at Mt. W. .I. McLeod. M. A

Thomas Liniilctter

, duties of Register se calls.'fa'w‘it‘selt)iiedlit'ifplyifagiinis Prince‘ county on tter of alr pressure. to work 145 feet bc- w the surface off Fiddlers Elbow the Thousand Isles, for n steel barge that had sunk suddenly. I made nine-teen trips under water before I discov- ered it. Same places you can see very well under wate could be seen he

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-MAID F Apply Mrs. .i. o '1‘_

needing Mr. Ge and Mr. John 8

urge B. MacNutt. teele entered upon tiller on the same. g Mr. Louis Blacqul- r.~ Alyre Arsenault. the Ae- Itegister of Deediffor some st has gone to Boston where position. l-Iis suc~ as not yet taken up his

(Canadian Presm) - FAX, Nov. 2.——A

—lh the reportol‘ oi’ manslaughter was retur

Prince Street S pearcti in yesterday's Guartll

L085 OF FINE HOR8E.__ olonglng ‘to Mr. W. II. came to her death in the hands of her admitted by the de- ainied that be was

nger after hearing s

re, because l. ivng Niagara Falls and e a continual bub-

PERSONALS

l\lr. i.. J. lilcDonnltl. Aibcvtoii, is lflivvhvne w" at the Queen llotcl.

Canadian Bacon Wins

LONDON. Oct. bacon won first prize nl Farmers’ Dairy Sh

- ill Street yesterday out oi‘ misery. T I something on th ' hail its leg brok _' wheel of the wa

and had to -be put he horse shied at o street. fell, and en by the front

tho current mad bling. I was weighted pounds of lend with

weight on my chest alone. I was In very bad condition from the air I stumbled upon looking for. I did r l got tho lino w so I was brought

her and another n

McNovin. Bonslirnv; (freon and his wi

was in the city yesterday.

MR. J. S. WEDL

OCK LEAVWG‘ for colonial bacon

Mr. (‘iniiile Dolniii y, A minions were my

-——1Mr. J. Stable ivairiii the city yesterday

Y Wvillflck leiWB-‘i not know wlicthc

fast or not becau

“’""""' First National-hank Relieved of Five Thousand Dollars]

or iFltohburg, Alasih. reside in future. Mr.

J. A. S. Ilayor. ~ _ lust night froiii n month's visit with friends Iii Halifax.

Mr. and liirs. it. \\'. Tanton and‘ Miss Marion 'l‘anton, Summcrside. were ghosts yestcrtla

, Klillfllltl. Nv. 2. dug a large cur rob _li‘lrst National Bank morning of about twenty-five and dollars and got away saf

. _-7-<-0->-—-—

USED FOX HOUND—MI‘. the Ilififil valuable

Teachers Wanted ' his fox hound th

Devon, employed

is week in ti...- cap- e h. “f, sAcKvii-Le You-m

si-ior m MONTREA

MONTREAL, Nov. 2-In an at- from the police of Sackvllle. N. the left leg here

Constables Schacter and Murphy we w mm were walking in Windsor street '1 en they noticed two men on _ ptxiile the Quebec liquor commis- M°°d'°“““' showed the men before they could

close shave, becaus helpless state I was e lng on the helpers abo Iright thing. I have had experiences, but that w

s, St. John arinat the

1.; IITmli-rsoii. hleilinril, Famous ‘French r

Tapestries Have Been Recovered

(Associated Press)

Eggs per doz . ... Hides . . . . . .

“fly . . . . . . . . . . . . Oat-i per bushel . .. 40-15 Potatoes ........... 004d 40—-tii

, ., . tempt to escape ' lili sis ivns- 1 l'l‘:i*l(‘ll u-r to Qt I‘et- m Bu“ as G‘ Esterbmok’ 23' l“ " ' 1 h" b’ ‘ h ..A Sharkflearhy. B" w“ 611°‘ 1“

$011001. Male preferred. $4,991., now in possession

SMELT PRICES ..’f‘ho prlco being p

lilcssrs. Ii. ldl_(lllfoy' and (.'. 9.» Robertson. llzilifax, ari- ai the It» 111011510111 011110 1100i)?" er asked iii the hopeful a

hearing something

their badges, but. m h“ ha“ mt’ b“! put any questions, one of the men 0 by “o mean“ 1m‘ attempted to strike Schacter with ‘er’ “m1” m‘ liia fist. The constable parried the ow and tried to retaliate. wo men then took to their heels with the constables in pursuit. Schacter and Murphy shouted verol time-s for the two men to stop. and Schacter fired one shot from his revolver. As the fugitives did not stop. the constables fired P again. and the bullet struck one of the men in the lower part of the le Murphy overtook the wounded man as he "was attempted to open the door to get into the C. P.,lt. Windsor second man stopped and was cap- tured also. At the hospital it was found that Esterbroolrs COINiiLIJII was not serious.

Both men ivere placed under ur- rt-st on n charge of vngrancy. The ivoundcil man at ithc hosl71131 18-15‘? hla name as (innsser Ifsterbrotrk. Bil years of age. of Sackvllle. N. IL. and the. second man said he was the wouniiil man's liroihe 25 years of age. oi the dress. The fugitives said that they had been west and were They had railway tickets Nearly $200 iri hlllr‘. found in (lansser William Ester-

untl his brother at the hospital is known u? brook was taken to headquarters. _ under police guard.

.\lr. ziiiil Mrs. ('. lI. Now York, IITI‘ rogisli-

per pound. 'l‘he catch lint-i not been sut- ic fishermen have

PllCil vziliioti at it

ITIRE AND RIM. which \\'l.‘l‘l1 stolen froii

isfactory and son on the poqgmh, moving tho boilers of steamer Lee at Iiallfa d of the presence of r. but had never

11111:; Store. Reward. 0t’ (lcttrbi-r 21 w lay in lhc homo (MOI-g... (‘hnrlcs who was zirro

town, l". la‘. island. Moiictou

PARTRIDGE SEASON-This is

LO6T.—A FLASHLI River Itoiid Wctliiirs- tli lndly li-avv at Jcii-

Prog-ress at our Fairs

C. E. MacK ENZI E

good hefty knife w might put up n pre- en

Bliss Jt-nii Alriiliiiitiii. lotii-ttnvn. h: visit ilio gilt-st. of Iilrs iiitiii Strci-t. MOIICIOII 'l‘iincs.

lug in tho city,

shooting oi‘ tin-st.- bir _ N‘_l__,on_ swam

only every" iilttrriintc

iiiziny birds have um hankermg for the

of meeting. anything bi

water than l1 codfish. densely opaque. and

iglitetl by the sun the

been shot. i-loiiiti

semi with lll0l'L1. tin rs are reported to be m-chzuitilsi- oi‘ partridge, has a ti-nilciicy to i-xtcr- our few roiiiiiiiilng

The friends of Mr‘. will bt~ pleased in ion l'l‘('O\'('l“iIll§ after his race tloii for appendicitis.

TURDAY, OCT. 20. - Butter ', ,. . . .

Eggs . Pork Oats .

cmmtor-rsrown manner

A splendid feature of oui' pro- m Opera. viiicitil and local school fairs that ltas been inaugurated of

yi-tirs. is the boys and glrla classes and clubs and also s judging compotitioii. A few ycnrs to my mind. tho ulilol’ fcni- !'-i vats the improve- _ill)I’lli oi.‘ our crops 21nd llvo stock i\\'l) vi-ry i-omiuteiiilablc things bill |il”‘ii(‘l‘ ~iill tho fair of tho i‘uiiii'e iliiil provvs its i-fllcieiicy \.'ill dir- L'('i. its i-iii-igli-s iiiorc to tll" 1111' [JTOVIVHI iii oi‘ our boys -(I)’i girls.

ter River by way of Ce oque. a gray felt but. please leave at Wm. 11111311 11$ 111111111211!- orci he carries

a’ riiilluei of (miy a To (examine a ship peer at every seam lug his way care

native game bir 113m” "1' dimly

It iners in all loualit “My X)0H~iii)i(l w partridge iliiriiig tho iiki: up for tilt- present

Dora I'm-tors, Siiiiiiiicrslil to thc city yostoriiay. guests at the (Queen lioi

Mmceuaneou. 'l‘hoy arc iiri: of

Eggs flutter Oats . . . . . Potatoes llay . . ' York . r, William Turnlps

fully over the un- ol tilt? river bed and o everything to avoid

i-iin-L-‘Qi USAGES, FRESHi ers, Newsome 6i: Co.

éaunsoms SA

NURSES ENT_ERTAiNrMENT._ wiry enjoyable i ivas given thi- Ill ,

cuinnglo the air tiib illl(i()ll$(.'iI)ll-‘ii‘Sl-l or

bright sunny day.

be quite bright. iin at a depth of 110 land proved o nonr. Lake Ontario ivhcn li could read a scrap of paper which ho pickc

HOTEL ARRIVALS

REVEf-‘IFNTJOTEL

liiilowt-‘i-ii jittrly irsiugstaff of the

Ilospiiial by ii-lrs. L. ll. ll. iloyvuvor, it, um;

llCliVl‘ itiivrcst ill thi- Yarn iihat got-s with it. llii-ro will be no pct-d I l worry about ilii- itiitility of crops and livo stock; they will take ciiri- oi‘ that. l have seen no tlllllrt‘. pleasing fozituro iviiicltil and local school ‘fairs

('llliJ(‘l‘ the 10th. so 190i. 11H Ml’- Pt»

the (evening of iill‘ 3 Iirowii. York; lilrs. l. Al. [Nurses and their

|irlonds are very |N5TEAD OFiFOPIIOT filllliiy I'm‘ .1 you, frtondflilllilfil evidenced

a ipreparatlou made enhig such an nuj was. and ‘to tho gentleman wl kindly furnished auto coiivo general (IIIIUSUIIIOIII can iriirlous gitnit-s liidulgrtl

marred however, snstaiiictl a near iipprotti-h

GCCOIYIPIIHIOIIINHHHM’ '1' Nevin. llonslituv; W. 20‘ to M‘ and Mm T‘ A

n son (John Richard) . h Rnstitlp. Oct.

m . _ were their kindness so H“ O no“, by tho elaborate to make tho ev-

FOR CHRISTMAS.

U", “Hum ‘rand’ m," onto; F. J. Rafter, Mont

(lotifrey. llullfnx; (t. S. DOVLEFA‘ N“, 18, to Mr. and Mrs. ill. Jzboylo, a

daughter. Theresa Maureen.

Milton, on. 12. 192a.‘ and Mrs. Ward (nee Sadie L. Bell, Milton) e. daughter.

F k m film following Katheryn Thelma r l. sso . ' '1" storywttilti how P111111 011 15 "1 trrioted from the i I M m] . " r . ~- rlilitiilihsgnigyifiieinniiggtgrb; lemme“ KELLY T‘ 1“ m” my’ N” i0 the more civilized town! i0 11B r Hliillflflii to Europe.

Four ililllilftiii miles from iii-nin ilriglit by crook. 100 straight. lino. A llfimii-ivl‘ D11 1111‘ -il'wltli rotting palm-nuts. Ilalf a _illllllil'l‘li naked Africans stamping iinoiioiniioiisly in the shallow] pit.

tr- ling out tho oil. Uudcr a ca y 1mm In M” I'm“ cifiigily .-i corpuli-nt chief. inarkliitl “no “hm-ply b“ the pace. YPIIIIY i0 (10111 011i continuance and n dign punishment tn the Policy. Labor demands

ation of ll. new policy la le financial aid for emi-

toil booklet. with Gardiner “ml-ax.

iiltiiifortl, blasts; W. John: Ii. l’. (liiu

lll('ll Iillii women n’. nr school fairs. In the foriiicr cast: a the livlfi-rs and iht-i boon fi-d and cared boys iinii the high quality of iixhibits its ti tzlii fit and good innn proof that boys in their early icons '

At one time. out oi‘

ur working day, 1m WARD-A!

to Arthur M.

fort-most (‘aniiiliiin iirilsi. PFFSH ro i‘:iv0i'iibli:. 11111 oltlcts. as you H0111 envelopes, 11- W.

\-. . [is-pom 121F711‘ "II r progeny had y, WITH A CREW OF DUSKV

'l‘lioiis.'iiiii.~i sold. llo receive tiicni are ri-atly to post. All pr Iluililliig Fund ‘of St.

_______;._>___,__ Mr. Poland. who w

FAREWELL RECEPTION ' FOR FATHER McKENNA

b, their splendid vi "Angelo in Willie" again their protfesslonal t-y successfully resiisclititcil enlal friend, although they ivcn a lecture or ‘two m” nt- on the cause ‘and

11 llflzo fighter before hat he joculariy tot-mi profession of dive

William Louis. infant son of Lawrence dfnlly and Mrs. K aged l8 months.

ROSE-Mt ills hams at on October 30th, 192B. Rose at the ago of 63 y oral to take place November 3rd at i borough cemetery.

____

llli friends of Fa- thi: retiring priest Xavier's I church, inn a. flll‘(!\\'t'ii rt»

artiuscil. as ivcll, or better iii son cases than we arc Incline them credit for.

Tiii-ii iill‘ interest shown by our litiys and girls Iii. our i-ichool fairs. ' iii lilo livc stock llllii n t-xhibits is bound lo iicli things iii this fiitiiro. tho brightest outlooks of agricult- ure to soc our coming

. . » j-inzinlfissting soniucii liitc h’ Luhealtlilngs that lull.‘ just iiiiaglnc what tliosc iIIHSIIIIS will moan lo them “.38. ivht-ii (hi-y have to

this great agricultural field.

Thi- chit-l thing in to itwukcii ln- tt-rosl. lliirliig ilii- piisi. many oi‘ our boys and girls ilBVl‘ J0Hmvk m- visilcd iill‘ iii-igiibnriiig school ilis- Conn-r; m- irlcls to Si!!! r Meyers of 5|”. rt-ndy for tho n llic Cottonwood n1 n fair.

(1 10 H111‘ zintl wro

Gains by Labor

(‘oiitliiuotl from Page 1i

lloiilc-viirii. lllnlsoiiiitiuv Q gave that gcntlvn i-c-titioii lasi We previous lo his new fit-iii of lab , worn prirst-lit iii partl- t. ivliit-li was Iii-Id

SEA CADETS TO BE ESTAB- LISHED HERE-Ji. is hoped iliiii 1i (‘orpn niifloit (‘tiiiols iiiny hi1 for~ 11.1.3’ iiicd lit-rt: Iii (be iii-ar fuliirti. This

is ‘zi very Hll(‘t‘l9l~llli'lli I him done much to . . , promote and irinlninlii u spirit of nianlinoi-is and i0V(‘ oi’ tho gri-at ' _' outdoors zimong the boys oi‘ the Old Country. Tho work oi‘ the Sea ritain iliirlng the nr is now n malls-r of iili-i- »ioi'y. This (‘orpa is vt-ry siiiillnt- to llie Boy's Niiviil m‘ Fumnco and tipoiistiijcd by tho

0156p QUEEN sr.

dtaiusiiy MnuDo

iipccoh drew tho

"ro LET-A HOUSE ON UPPER 11 given iiliii talks mirth-I

eugh cleansing.

Z\ ' whose iron rule is for the forgotten.

The stores! Treasures i (BOIICQDUODI all to be had for three bogsbcad of yellow oil. bow many weary miles? What. dot-s It matter? A

hi-nco my lord will crawl be the leafy canopy. and with go them on the long -—against the current.

A substantial pilrsc_ llpllftltiililiOll oi‘ iilit members oftho parish, which prtuoniod to the liev.l~‘n parishes who partit- coplltiii were Fnihi-i" aio, Falliiirr Proktw

53 l7ppci' Prince St.

_________________________ TO LET-6 ROOM HOUSE. A

i-rt Craig, 1a U-Jl l2-2i.

ram. and the weary. Day follows day. The inugli mils vlt-ld slowly to the trending. 1° renew” 1mm" first u. scum; their ail inch 0i‘ yell-

sutiiiii-“lic 11w grouse; two, tliroo inches. Thu big canoe is

um (lath-ts in (lrcnt II gmnml In order

Ilrigndi‘. and is ‘Navy League. li_ Iii the noni‘ fiitiirc ll school will have. the choice itiiry or n Naval Cn- tho ili-iiiirtniciii. oi‘

____.________,____,________~_____ Tl) LET-SEVEN ROOM COT. toge on Villa Sire

of Lloyd GHDFRI‘. awaited with earnest iutcr- esit in political circles. The possi- _ I _ , bility ofa reunion with the Asquith who 3:2 Zgjnlmlat“ 1":§“?d”'ll)|,f creation now n division in the Lib-

pmm“ emi Party is ‘being subject to much m M. speculation.

slfiéiifilllli. Ali amply hogalicail is

. i I r i mp mm“ m m‘ y" placed amldships, another in the

fair. l heart] one boy.

(‘ll CUTS??? UT

Currie and Futile journey back

[Ollr-‘(COIIIEU froi County. ‘Windom. l<‘iitliet' hie-Kenna above referred \i"'11 to. is a son of Mr. Peter ilaldirlnis Road. i‘. ii}. i.

rilcKinnoa, Royal

114'" (children) iiiid the slstaha (girls) carry the rocking oil from damping pit. and blow iiogshcails lake their _ The last ounce in, the assembles. An Ilils In the voyage of ilin season. tho chicl‘ honors it with‘ his presence. Twelve of his strongest tiaddlors nrc- sel- oiitcil not int-n, iholrs to 'lt is ladies first this

iiilllk Building.

National Dofontr

that this movement has "p m m“ "lomy ‘my

(iilli. rind sin» tlic calves, wt" them all ifillllllillii and he ilii-li again ivlit-ii 'bi\.fori-. tlii-y rent

(Sewerage) 171 Graft

you m-i- boys oven "' '

‘Phi-ii ii iii iip to iis to see thni "W! iihviii- innovations llllii now featur- ' " mi are iuiiugiirnteil ni nil our fairs and in this way br-lp open up brighter and broader vision for our , __ lutiire ciizenii. as we have essenti- iiiitl ontliiialiiiini iiill Cllfl) any an agricultural country and any progress we can possibly make

d’ musi. ho along agricultural linen. Why iioi inaugurate more calf. pig or oven chicken clubs: ywlmul school district should be n r from which should radiate lino of improvement. I am stir powers that be iv d to lend nil the as

Corps W()lli(i be ii s of recruits for the Niival Voliinti-ci‘ ll now hoing formed. and which is vi-ry sliiillar to lllll‘ training tiinhraucs cainnnsblp. 'l‘lil.-i organ

-ll iil(‘.iI'.i(\l'!] :l'..""i go into their own stable and niulm‘ illl offort to pick oiit the

1T0 LET-FURNIS fiiriiishctl rooms.

HED OR UN- -** 3-CENT INSULIN

tisorvc, which is FOR POOH FOLKS

TO LET-FOR THE WINTER months. furnished house with all modern conveniences. Apply P. O. Box 193.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2.~--iii- i.|i('il‘ pluciiiga Ii. illiibiiti-s. a rocont discover noiv ill proiiiintitiii to moi-i world's li(‘l.‘(irl iii ii prici- to iiiukc it iivalliiblu to

The long journey begins. A noisy send-off from tho men; an envious one from tho women. Visions of past siruitingii in new Calnbar. in Bonny in lnigoii. We. who are old. salute you! The chief's crew arc buxom and young.

y paddling through : of restless rent- ing througb stifling night: of sch»

n‘ long iviiy on tho roud s, nuii one of the tsiilcf fiin iousi of ti iiiodizrii fnlr is lo Lhiit Interest mid eutliiisln lieu dormant in every