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UNION MADE

CANADA. 1

commencing Mon

We gm buying Hogs every Wednes-

dn it lheawn ,mm be hen in me, 1 ,,,, “situated for faults which are `“

Hunter River

KGIIIKUI

Albany Station

Sumulm-side Tuesdays at Vernon Station and

Horny River.

For information call

CANADIAN PACKING C0. LTD.

J. I. BOOP, Manager

Plant, Kensington Road

Phone 553. f ` '

S47-9-I5-lltf.

NOTICE

'rho Husibmok Dalnins C0- U0

prepared to receive cream by team orby nfl in the Murray Harbor line. Freight refunded on rail shipments. Prompt cash returns monthly, F01’ further information see or write the Manager

, Manager. Hnzelbmok .

cnar'r;;fxxxv.

r over the ll-Kill!

the thu mvelonel. nl

_ me at mu which ‘wo ‘inked ultra exdlinl~rendln|. , nn i humanly no thrown there IN* , promised-little. Invitations, N988, ,openings of fashionable lnillilwfi *md dreumakerq-ull. the infome- qwnm thins: um new ml# “IP the dark mail of a woman socially ’ proutmeut. These Knished. I com- Pl

ii" "5

. ,tang the eng” on the envelope of and pmlnhiy on the second day have \ rks at susuu nm aus:

' “" "’ "‘° "'° '° "'“°"° "‘”“ was from mt mm out mu-,smarter

the thick. and nmmisins. letters and. 9° s tin that most remote. I die' 35

ofthe

i. till?

itgsigi lggii 3 gi; tgirl

are to be rc

cf success

tor a

known a W

mee

2, 1875. lhltt the proiefi

This

should channel

unlheEIlq-

ork was nt of the chan-

I Kilolnetor

mm '“ "ie" °‘" "‘° “em Al the present moment me “runner

long as possible

ls few tense momeuns I read'

L “nearest nv.-ren: it nsimvspy “My Ov-nr 1 un sorry I vu 0° h

. 0

,-tr be with you last evening :night I am alone and th, thought of you keeps me h.aDp!- U! l0ll|. G03? Everett, has one great faculty-that

_ I *K loving you. And all my love ls Q

ri 9 §;,ours_ often mu mu ,hum R _ nture of mine would not allow me. ,._m

-_ |11 Ifeellike saying what Prosper t edu!

` mei-imeo dm in his-Lenten to an Us eémm elr so things

to buy any qunnb is only casual. lt is the other. my known- rm' well le "H1 Y" 'ffl' Hm,e,e,._ “am mn” by mp en

'e cordhle was concluded and al :ly a change of opinion was nnti¢-

this wilful nature of mine often w not be kept within bounds. But that

lov»» for you that counts You‘swore

another while-I was living, and even

{-zone, you gave another what belongs ta me even through eternity -your 'ov»_\_ 4 V 'I have asked myself a hundred lt' ~ wh* I have done to merit

It‘.!l*"I

lltllfy- » I longed even while being C

d sagreeable to throw ln! lfll-5550*" ,,

u _ n

yo r neck and tell you how I loved gg yn and Isl you to forgive me But H

this tempt, pride, uns contrary 'F I

n erknownllthegoodorall the

sich i im, mt. md being car- 'iii

not mine.” it has always been so ,rf ever since I was a little girl in , 'be pig-mis and pmsrores. x am jf’ alum it always will he so, although, ’ for your sakg I shall strive 1 desperately to overcome the faults ‘ “After on left mc. Dear, I atherecl

i olec s , - ' to gmt um closely written pages. After After n bit I drew out the next 'me

‘ ' nad

. 1 - - - " - cn

. é h d_ ‘ um bye evil there is in me. I have Slliflil

“M “°"e‘;§;:.;§,‘f' .tim -to -»» --5 -M 1- --1-=--»

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lnnel.

a gallery of was dnl.

fly to England, and from thence riot started ID yearn ago when he e thc first aerial crossing of the

As is known, the proiect of 1175 i nnrollsh on account of the oppon- n cf British public opinion The glish Government did indeed pre- t a bill to the House of Commons t was obliged to withdraw it al

in favor of the tunnel Then -

me the war, and the Frnuc<>British endsliip developed to such an ex nt, that the project which had been ` violently discussed In ISTo seemed

have become almost a necessity ~\C'20r\‘Hn£iy Mr Clnvcille, Minister Public Works in September 1918, pointed a committee to st dy the

-;:il;-' knew. Dear Heart how I

Y S

-ray U b,,,_.0ma the “gem hem; alltlzerooes from where I had so spite ;iu think me. I am so far from fill!! mmm* mffm- “Nl BBW Umm :h p,_.,.:eC,__ BML My tempe,-mengy the khses I denied yon. How I love

mes .lt

,such supreme happiness? If FOB

I » my pride will. l tear, give you many th

"Thank vou for the roses. I U0

- ` » Y a ht Leol d.d not put them in water and so outir Ipnuegr gran hes Hke her, “even in

pre-serv,, them. I held them close , to ni heart until they were all 11'?

Y - .

- Wmed and mpmg_ U _ I uuished this second letter. “There

*l shall sec you this evening 'S

. _ - - Se ll

mm :henknow that i am think- efmld H01 be llke the Em *ife Gf mg only of you' my L0Ve___L,,o[.a_~ . whom I ,was so jealous, I wep..

I read the letter through to me bitterly. Then I laid the letters h

'_m,i_ an ,cy hand at my mrmh my away until another time. I could ri heart -aching. So even before they Wad 11° H1011* 01 UIEUL .

P mstruction of the tunnel T s com

e economic, iundlcal, and technical

I th V edrmd d 'mints ol view

em eser 'uses you Mn or The NMR of this committee,

3_1 hom. me me many 3 deg bring me. Do, Dear, come early to

Onev- tim if love can mag; rnsrrow. I shall be unhappy until ‘I me over. then shall I be a different YW “ke me in YW” arms and WU , L_,_,,):a_w, Yam- s3ke_ me that you forgive me and love me .I

t :is much but more than before-

ver!"' I exclaimed vehemently as u

no use to try"' and beczu l `

ch has only just been handed to r C1Fv€‘U2. favors a renewal of the arleys with England lol* the exccn on at the project which the learned Sllerts who are members of the coin rttee propose to carry out by the csc perfect modern processes ll the suggestions of the committee ‘e .tclop ed definitely the tunnel will °v\ tvm cylindrical galleries 6 met ‘s in diameter The interior ot these Nei-ie, will be lined with loa/:led “U11 T11” 191151111 of the submarine is-l will be .13 kilometers The coat

A. W. JONES, ‘xv-ers married, Leola. had known she

5;-/assessed all that Everett had to g-1.; of himself, ol’ love. How she

1195-9~2Hlln\opd. I must l1av,\ loved him, to write like

‘HDTEL FOR SALE

, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, KENSL\IG~ TON will be ollered for private sale up to October 15th next, with Or without furnishings.

This is one of tho most up-to-date

hotels lu the Province._and located in the best business centre on the Island.

intending purchasers should call

early and inspect the premises.

Reason.; for selling is owing to

Pmprietofa health. For term. and particulars apply tp the owner and Proprietor E. C. Hiltx or J. F. Prodtt, Commercial Street. '

E . C. H I LTZ»

Kensington _

1175-l25lUlll3.\.

1-‘Analog slit

I offer for sale my farm of 90 hams

of clear land in New Glasgow vruh new house and all good out buildings. For further particulars aipply to

WILLIAM ORR

» . New Glasgow, P. E. l.

1414-10-Tlliipd.

C Auction

I nminstructed by the Trustees

of the Estate ol the late John Dobson to sell by Auction on the

` at Summerside on

Y OCTOBER Iith at 2

o'clock m. .

The ummerside Steam Laun-

rty d Pla t tl_

I .;‘:'..m'.,,.:.':. nts S

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Steam Lunndryin Prince County and a good business proposition for the right man. ~

Atthesame time and place I

willabosell one delivery horse, express waggon, hamess and quantity of coal on premises.

'ferns made known on sale,

P furthe Dlffitlllnrs pplyat, rr: rustic iucriou .

of Odtnhe A D. 1919. ;--

aknzolltlcli J._E-..wnicH'r

' Auction ;4n»1a'ofH..1 ~ »,. Rr ‘~

SALE C

stock and

fini' lt Scented almost sacrilege .m rue. Sho had said that “even heaven would be hell” lt he loved another. gave anvone the love that

Wh-it a. loving. passionate letter

it was. Yet as I re-read it, I

realized that she was conscious ol 53915 55118 Cfllllfilrleti- in C0U5id9\’~ £1 her own WEakne5.se5_ ghe hag ation of the fact that the defendants

fearetl that her pride, her peculiar ha

~ _ the liquor act, the magistrate decided ‘ln me 5"'°5e~t *“"~`°"~m’-6 £0 the PTI'-ll

gif;-§;'f;§UL ;°l;[‘ik:e":_@ ittgig Hg; to award me maximum penalty and ipp.nve.l by the examining committee

_ fin

,what l. hog learned of their life

` Who but one with' just such a A' `m.tura would hob; roses until they ‘fa drooped and faded Instead ol’ put- “D ting them in water to preserve them? l knew I never would even think of such 4;. thing. Yet in n way, I

sen-sed how such a confession would P sppeal to a. man who was in love, °

“iifhy sm l such a practical

cret=.:urep" i aspen, as i dashed the ‘The emma! anim! lo the public 0! ,

tears from my eyes-angry tears Q that I could not make m self more

like L€'0l2»- Then hflif l=ll15hil18~ Iliff tinzm-cial assistance necessary to car- ,

crying. I added. “I should have

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If Constipated, Bilious '

or Headachy, _take --casww I -4 3-

ms-¢»¢-.»..¢,.

h 1,, 3 t ,h _' :ons invalid Port to Bathurst with X " “ ° “' »~»-- 2352;?.ztf;1;‘;"°:1..'2.3£f..;°?;":;:°@

ut the prolect In this Lette the

Tomorrow-Li-fe's Contradictior# C f

CONVICTION IN LONG DRAWN OUT

HEARING 3

-it the modes of traction has been liei ,tt length and the adoption llvettric traction has been finally

¢l»~c led upon, as this seems m pn- czii. the greatest odvanugcs and th;

‘sr Jomr. oct. 1.-The mg drawn “‘ °‘ ‘“*~“""‘*°”°

out use against the Brayley Drug

tori-ay in the police court, the deteu

tit r having read the report of the

ii?

` mg,3ther_ son conducted the prosecution and L. ‘:m"e“ ‘° ms °°H9’3‘5“-B ful' FDFEIEB

._-V fthe basis of the arrangement propos

ueens and Kings Counties for the ` wheme before the House of Commgngv

S 0 & Be prepared to meet the collectors breaks ogg conversation with me

' ' with an encouraging word and a gen-` ..`-95?,

` '___ ’¢ crops contribution. ; pl;;_‘f’§ fm!-‘Jf_Sf1e DMI ber lmlr into

The Hospital needs your help. ` "Go on." `

l'.

in ~tcr ot Public ‘lurks asked the

tl already had one conviction under "E" ‘f ‘I ""~‘~’ its intghfim 5° NYT?

ed them 310% Chief mspecmr “mm 01 the other hand rite Minister his

Conlon. appeared for the defeu _H*m's_t° ask him 1S"°"i!l ‘O C0Y!1!lllIlli~ nts., Mr. Conlon said that he would if ‘E ‘"‘h_ the BUSH” Gvvemmeut on pea! me mse_ fthe question, and to try and come to :i

. “illeody and definite understanding on

2;; in ISIS.

E H _“ Ilh thi! llllelllltlh, Allvmtltlliee U(

S11 members' will be appointed-there iF`l-each und three English-and when this committee has linished its work

e British Government will place the

WYJWE it =1DD+2=1rs'there already exists

Urge majority in favor of its adop-

ou the work of the Hospital wil1_u“m‘

made on November lst. ` _'f“'h'i¥f'S YU'-11’ DHSD-button code?"

, One ring - my stsnographer

handsome booltkeepers”

W. K. ROGERS, “Three rings-she duglghgy pogo-

Chairmnn Board of Trustees. , book. When I get thorolmhly mad,

ood. , she arrives.” ,

ferric-04-c:::::::.>-0-0-0-¢::>-eip'

___.;:._

Sick headache, billcusness, _coated-

tongue, orosour. gassy stomach-ul-, Win trace this to torpld liver; delay- ed, iermenting food in the bowels, ` Poisonous matter clogged in the in- testines, instead of being cast out ofl' thc system is reabsorbed into the

Ihlmd. When this poison reaches thel ,delicate brain tissue it causes conges-, be tion and that dull. throbbing, sicken- ing headache. 3

Ciscarets immediately cleanse the al

stomach, remove the Sour. uudizested $5.30 per day, Three months work. Tsansportation issued both ways.

food and foul gases, take the excesst bile from the liver and carry out all, the cnnstlputed waste matter and? pouous in the bowels. _ `

A Cascaret tonight will surely.

straighten you out br morning. They.

lworit while you sleep.

‘ss =_

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Glearoy Farm, Lot 37 I _ ForSa|e ' l

The above farm of two h

(fifty (350) acres OO to 'I0 with dwelling house thereon on the St.

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ian National Rail ays about seventy-tive miles west of Moncton. Wlges 35 'cents per hour, ten hour per day board $5.00 per week. Transportation will

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WANTED AT ONCE

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100 laborers far Railway Construction work at Napodogan onthe Canad-

paid both -ways.

Twelve (IU carpenters for station house construction Canadian Nation- Railvrays at Napodognn about seventy-live miles west or Monetou. Wlgés

Apply at once to the Superintendent Employment Service ofClnada.

Market Building,

Cblrloltetowu

lk B. Inland.

:\d%U of Mr John Hodge, M P, The

_ii

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I 6, Itoudandfrontingontholl

mmf ough River ls hereby ol

lillhs ner of

.gg lil baud *II or I U00" W Q11, clit be

gl§5§§ 'iii

lt li abo Ind west

farm. only 16

Girls

ftbeeomes not

when bottle

rn-

ttce examined the question from -

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Work

- Scores of Women

m h¢>m¢5,5tores, offices and factories are not fit to be at work. They toil on thy ‘after day and year after ear suffering with distressing weaknesses and clerangements, oping against hope that they will soon feel better, but how can they hope to do good work or escape permanent 1nva|1<iism9

f de of fun

...f'c.°t Lytba E. Pinkbams Vegetable Compound, which for more than forty years bas been restoxmg Women to health and strength

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Here is a Notable Example

St. olm,N B- lliave used Lydia"

ams Vegetable Compound

for bladder and kidney troubles and backache and find itthe best medicine I ever took. l used many other remedies with very little result. I had two miscamages and would have been in my grave ere Ibis if it had not been for your medicine I always keep a bottle of Vegetable Compound in the hour; and | feel hnc to do my work for Eve in the family lbave recommended your Compound to many peo le, and you may use this testunom if you liLe It may help some other woman

MRS ALBERT s GILL. 17 sl Anafew si

st Jon., N B

And Another

Regina Sask - I was goin through the Change of Life and s ered two years with headaches, nervousness, sleepless mohts and general weakness. Some days I felt tired and unfit to do my work I gave Lydia E. Pink bams Vegetable Compound a trial and found good results. I also find it a very helpful spnng tonic and useful for constipation from wblcb lsuifer much. I have recommended Vegetable Compound to scvera| friends and am wil you should publish Ibis. MRS. MARTHA W. LINDSAY,

8|() Robinson St., Regina, Sask.

Thousands of such Letters Prove the Curative

. ` Value of - '

LYDIA

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FUTURE OF THE IRON

AND TEEL INDUSTRY

_ LONDON Oct 7"-Important ques lions' concerliing the future of the iron and steel industry in Greet Blritain were considered in London recently by the exemim or me iron ma steel Tmdes Confederation under the presi-

meetlng discussed at lenkth the ones limi or foreign miie with ponimicr refereuce to American competition in the iron and steel crude Tha vie' was held that the matter was one in which both workmen and employers should lay their cards on the table ‘Prankness with one another was re- quired both in respect ol' the prom; which were music in the trade, asa as to whether the present prices charged by the manufacturer: won _fusti|1¢d_ li ‘NS Ulmlxbt moreover, that they; ,slionlu be improved methods in nt spcct of the orpulzaliun of the im". lr!-1°' WSUUIU-'. In the allocation of orders. tho pooling of fruIghtagc_ mg “mf” "°'li"ll M the nerr of the sm {P'¢'¥~‘ff= to ldvm 'vu-coasts. anus, ceo for `tle manufacture of iron nm steel

The executive also hung.; 5

.llvlll to Send Hr.-'Ybunu tltrfgintlzu? ll- P-‘ll 1 member of me manm- ‘ghn Unllcd States 'ln connection " 'U "WHY .Which the ‘l'hg|g| comm is conducting. . _ °

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