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.Why You Should Invest

_ For the progress and efficiency of any country to be brought to their highest standard, investment by

monied people must be liberal and permanent, most particularly is the same true of Canada,ayoung

country.

_ _Money lying in the banks at 3 p. c. interest may sound well, but is_ no good to any country. Money

lying idle in other places is also no good, except to the person who owns it, and it is not much good to them.

New enterprises, such as the INTERPROVINCIAL COAL COMPANY, LIMITED deserves encour-

agement by every person who has money lying idle. It deserves and should _have the support of every per- son in Canada whether they invest in it or not, because it is an enterprise which assists in the up-building of a country and gives employment to a large number of workmen who are. in nearly all cases, the heads of large families; hence, an investment in this Company is legitimzt - ir. _-i';.- -.\»-ay. I);i you want to assist by

taking advantage of the wonderful offer we are making you?

Twenty Thousand Tollars

Is all the money that we require to complete the financing and

development of our mine. We have already used $72,000, for these purposes. To get another $20,000, in a hurry, we offer you one and a half shares for the price of one, and on top of that the guarantee of 25 p. c. dividend on all the money you put into the Company. This divi- dend to be paid you each year, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, and to make this guarantee perfectly safe, it only amounts to $5,000 per year and ties up

the assets of the entire Company, as well as other assets amounting to $100,000; in all, your guarantee has assets back of it of about $200,000.

How You Should Invest

The careful investors ask the following questings. Is this investment 'helping the cou_ntry?. Is it

permanent? Is it safe? Has it a reasonable chance of success? Will it ret-urn me as much in profits as other investments offered me? Has it the characteristics which will assure me of bigger returns_t;han other

investments__o_ffered me? If all of these questions can be ans vered in the affirmative, then your investment

is good.

In the case of the INTERPROVINCIAL COAL COMPANY, LIMITED._.€V¢l'Y0I`l€ Of them _can be

answered truthfully in the affirmative; hence, doubt should be thrown aside, and money should steadily flow into this Company until the required capital is secured. `

The opportunity which this investment offers you, is one that does not occur more than once in a life

time. The actual emergency which causes it probably will never occur again. Do not lie slow to take ad- vantage of it. Opportunities grasped at the proper moment lead on to riches. llns is the proper moment

for you. Let us hear from you at once.

' Capitalization

5c per ton is the exact capitalization of our Company with its

2,000,000 tons of coal. With such a capitalization as this, it would be nonsense to believe capitalization too high. Where capitalization is low, returns are large, hence, our ability to offer you and to guarantee you a dividend within the first fou_r years which will_give you all your money back and allow you to retain all the stock which you originally held-but, remember, this offer only holds good on the first $20,000, worth of stock sold; after that is sold, no concessions of any kind or description will be allowed; hence, you need to get your money in quickly. _ ._ `

Your Money Safe

To make you feel absolutely sure and safe in investing in this

Company. we have arranged to place every dollar subscribed here in the Canadian Bank of Commerce to be held in trust for you until you send your representative, chosen by yourselves out to_ inspect the mine, and prove whether all the claims we have made for it are true, or not. When the report comes back, if it be favorable, andnot until then will we use your money. If it be unfavorable, we will immediately return all your money to yon. _ _

If you can find another investment _in Canada that will offer you

these terms, then we say go ahead and invest with them, but we know you cannot, and the rezison we are doing so is because we must.

Frans 'rwo 'r THE ciiARLo'i'ri=n‘owN GUARDIAN ' OCTOBER 8»1914j“

We are asked the question-can your coal mine compete with the gas supplied in the West? To this we reply, certainly we can, but we do not have to, as there are only two cities in West-

ern Canada supplied by gas for fuel purposes; these are Calgary and Medicine Hat, neither of which are in our market for coal, and even in these places gfisis being renioverl ei/_ery day and the coal fixtures put in their place, because of cheapness. Gas is not a competitor of ours, neither is any other in sight at present. We have 2,000,000 tons of coal in ri market which is practically our own, certainly so much nearer us that the freight rates simply kill competition, or else allow us to make a double profit.

Again, our competitors are 600 feet below the surface-our coal only 20 feet--hence what it costs to take the coal out of the deep mine really takes ours _out and gives us all the profit we re

quire. Some difference in working expenses, don’t you think? These are the things that count, and count highly to the intelligent investor to whom we are talking. If these statements of ours are true, and you will have all the chance you wish to prove them so, then you must come to the conclusion that this investment is bona fide, solid permanent and_prohtable.- We say it is up to you tolsend in your application as quickly as possibie, so as to get the full benefit of the concessions given with the first $20,000, of stock sold. Address all comiminication to undersigned. Send for prospectus, or call at the office, Prowse Block, Grafton St. Office hours, 10 to 1, 2 to 6, 6 to 8.

nterprovincial Coal Company, imite s

GEORGE W. McPHEE, President.

BIRTH

» .» _~ .e

"F Hilti iiniviis wisiiii tuiiiiii r;i§ *“ ‘“°

T0-DAY.

(`ily Maf.:islrato`s (`ourI, 0 ii. ni. Prince Edward 'I`ht\:itri-, 7 :intl ll

p. ni.

People's ’I`lietilri.-. 7.110 iiiiil ll p. iii. Annual nii-etliig of Prince Allieil

Black Fox (`o., lloiirtl of 'l`ra<lt» ltoonis, 8 p. ru.

()i'l.

COX.- At the l’. 1'). I. llospitril on St-pt. 24 to l\Ir. iiiiil l\li'.~i. l‘. l\I. (‘ox, ii tluiiigliler.

NICDC-NALD.-~-Al, 'ill \\'i|li-r Slrt-vt

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Miziiiiiizilil, ii duiiglitl-1'.

“lVIoniIay, Oct. lZth Thanks-

giving Day being a statutory public holiday, The Morning Guardian

DEATHS

will not be issued on Tuesday, Oct 13th.

“The Evening Guardian will not

McNElLL.--Al Capri ’I`i't1vel`S0. _ 011 Moiiduy, Oct. 5, 1914. Peter Mt'N0llI.

be issued on Monday but will he published on Tuesday as usual.

Advertisers will please note

these changes.

"Send to R. 'l`_ Ilolniiin I.I_il., for

your Potiilo lluslivls. \\`lioli-s:ili~ or

Date

Retail," r.ii.i.'.»ioii..\i2i 1

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Boy Wanted

for whole or part time .I. G. Jamieson 15

Druggist :j

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TIDE TABLE

I l I I

OCTOBER.

lligli

'l`iini‘ I

S.l.'l 9.14 1o_07 10.54 11.36 12.15

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I .01

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".313 NHS 9.40 10,345 11.117 12.18

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1'! 7.4 7.6 7.8 8.0 8.0 3.1)

_~l_-1 -i _»i -i »i -1 _-1 _-I _-I 'can--;:.~.`ise-;-;

3.11 8.7 f\',!I 9.0

_-i_-i_~i-i~i~ixx:c :.:r.:o.-;~:oe`:..:Li-.1

Water

I I I

» I

I I

1. I 1 I

Tiino

21.27 22.04 22.36 23.05 2122 2° nv

14.(

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14.52

13 47 10,47 17 G4

l.‘l.5li

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21.15 21.54

22.311.

FE? gl.. wo..

111.10 l4.ll4 15.02 16.04 17.051 18.12

20. 21.(

19.10 I 5

531:

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Ii li... li,ll (iii 6.51 7.2

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W' 01

inter _

I 22 , 2:;

Comfort ,I

I 27

if, during the cold ` 33

nights that are to corne, you tuck your feet against a hot water bag, you will C

realize what solid com-

THE ZEPPELIN STAFF.

fort is. You wouldn’t part with one for three times it’s cost. They come in handy, too, when there is neuralgia, toothache or sudden pain in the house We have all sizes and styles

.I G Jamieson

DRUGGIST.

forgotten England and would prove It very soon.

i,r`iNT`_»0N. Ot-i. 7.--An Express des-

patch from the Iliigun says the Gerninii iiewspiipers Indicate that (Yount Zop- pelin is ut Wllhelmiiliavt-ii on the North Sea with his staff. 'Flint is the point from which the air raid on the Ilrltlsh Isles in to stiirt. One pnper quotes Zeppelin ini saying he had not.

in-i

REVERE HOTEL.

llov. J. (I. (Iuiiilcl, ilopi- ltivor; W.

Itegiiii, St Joliii; (`. li. llowiiril, Milloii; Jo.~'.. RoIii~rl.soii, Moiitreiil: .I. A.

E. Mclieziii, l-ot Ili; Mrs (`. 1'). (lolunll, Soiiiervillti, hliiss.; ll. li. Nolfiiiii, i\l. llell, llaniptoii; ll. S. Mt-Qii:ii'i'ie. t'i'apaiid; ltev. .I. l‘oiiiioll_\'. Vi-rnoii; 1’. l{. Nason, SI. John; \\'_ <>_ \\-'Iiili~ii, New (Iliisgow, NH.

VICTORIA.

F. M. Rediliiig, F. l.. Bowiiiaii. St.

John; l)r P. l<`. Unity, Master l~‘riiiik Duffy, (ihatliani, N.B.; J. l’. l\il~Niiiii1iru. N. W. 'l‘raiiior, Montreal; S. C. Clark. Mount Slewiirt; l’. A. \\'iill:iiri\. J. A. Winfield, I.. J. Nicliolsoii iiiiii \\'il`e. llii.lil':ix; Il. i\it:I.i=.iiii, litistoii, liliiss.: R. I). Rioslvr, liiiifiilo, N.\',; \V. J. l\ii:reililli, lliirlnioiilli, .`\’.S.; llotltl D\v_\'i~i‘, l’ii‘toi\; .Iiilin l\'I, i\'I:iloiii, .\'cv.' Glas uw; \\`. \\'. \Vuil. l‘. J. Oiikley, ’i`oroTiio; (). (`iiiii<‘i'oii, .’Vliiiii'toii; l<'. IC. (‘liarlton, Suiiiiiici‘i;i<li‘; .I. M. Vi-ivrins. N.Y.; F. I.. Itoi:i~i‘ii, .\lhi~i'loii; J. W. Molloy. Ht John.

QUEEN.

Wm. ll. Millar, ljnnipliolltoii; ll. ll.

\\'l‘eks, North 'l`r_von; G. lt. M1:(,2liarrii~, Suiiiinersiilu; I.. N. Mi:l{ini\oii, Mon- tague; M. l\icI.oiiii, \\'iItsliIre; Jos. il. Kei-iiaii, Sl John; J. iii. ltnliortsoii. Ill.-tl Point; J. l'. i’ci'r_v. Siiiiiiiiorsiilo; George II. l’vi'hiiis, 'l`oi‘oiilo; W. S. I.ant7., l‘alg1ir_\'; Mrs A. M. Smith. liowoll, Mans.; Minn A. I.. Miirtiii. liosloii. Masta.; l\Ir:t llii:.fsi~l, Mi' Arlliur ltiisfil-l, Hi John. .\'.l¢.

I.C.l'-I. BUILDING ITS OWN CARS.

l\Ill\l(T’l‘().\I, (ict, 7.---'l`Iii‘ I.(‘.ll. in

tukini: up the l'oii.=;tr\ir'tioii of ltii own piissniixror i-nrsi. 'I‘heri- uri: now uiiiler coiistriirliiiii at the iii-w sliopi1.ln .\Ionl'liin four Iiiiilmiizo null two po:-itiil cars. Tliey till have steel irninen. The Iiaggiige cars ure sixty fool. over all iiiiil nre iltlt-il with Simplex four-wheel lriiciis. The posilil cars tire sixty-five feet In length, iiiill have Simplex six- whoel tru:-ks. lt In said they will be tht- equal of any proiiiict of the regular i~iir-liiillilliig t-iiiivoriiii.

l<liigliieiiieii report the new block

s_\'sti\iii Iiotweeii Moncton nnd Piiliiset' Junction working excellently so far.

ll-'~t'eiitl_v the I.l’.i`t. received ten

passoiigoi' loconiotlvos oi' tho Piiclilc typo, two switch engines. 180 box cars of 80,000 pounds capacity. nnd foil* special steel pit cars, each of 150.001 pounds viipacity. The "Pocillos" caiiie i’roiii the Montreal Locomotive Works, the switch engines from the Caniullan l.ocomot.fvo Conipiiny-and the cars from the Eastern Car (Iom- pnny. The road has ordered Ioiir more special pit cars from the latter concern.

The .P.E. Island Railway recently

received from the l.(1.R. three passen- ger cars and one baggage car. At Charlottetown their standard gauge trucks were to iiuit the nar-

row "

T e

way

ine.

Ruli- l.C.R.

:intl l\ii'.~i lttiliorlsoii, lloiisliiiw; lloy

Itiigtoii, one of the bent known minis-

-MT. CARMEL.-Mr. Peter J. Ars-

unniill :intl Mr. Pliililiort. Itiielitiiul, ol` Mont t‘iii‘ini~l, who were working in Mist-olii-lie liuy iii tliii oy.~;li\i' Iiiisiiiuss, ii'liiriil»rl hoiiii: on Suliirtluy lust. :ind wt-iit hack on Moiitliiy iiiorii- ini: lo resiiiiio their lalini's.---Mr. Jos- eph l‘. ltivliiirtl, ot' (‘iipi~ Eizinuiil, who hail hovii sit-it with typhoid l`i~\'i~i', is now ri\.i:iii.i‘riiii.: :intl his l’rii'iids it-l~l i‘oniidt=nt that llit-ro will lit' no relapse iii the i-.iiiiriio oi' his sit-Itiit-sn.--~1\Ii'. llnniel S? (lullnnt is liuisy pultiiii.; up the voiiti-iils oi' his ixurlleii l'tii° thi- wiiilor. Mr. (lulliiiilfs i.>;artlvii, oi' which no inciilioii has _vet been iiiaile iii tliosi-. i-oluiiiiis. is proi`usvl_v fllli-il with cell-\r_\'. woiiili~rl`iil liotli in the liuailily :intl nunilit-r ot' plaiiiti-i.---lt.

VIESTERII PERSONALS

~-Mr. \\'. \\". Ariivli, of Alliaiiiy, was

in Hiiiiiiiivrsilli- _\'i=slt-i'tlii_\'.~ .\1.

---Mr. l'. Iitiiiiiiirll Grunt, ol' 'l`lii» I~‘ur

Fi-irii'ii‘rs liureuii, (‘liiii'lotlt=to\vii, was Iii Siiiiiiiiorfifdt- on 'l`\it-silay, --X.

--Mr. J. 'l`. lVlt~l{iiy, Seat View, was

in Siiiiiiiii-rnlilo ,vi-.~ilorllii_\' on fox liiiiil- iii-.=is.- X.

~l\Ir. 'l`|ioiiiiiii Moyse, lioilt-title, was visitor to Siiiiiiiit-rsitle _\~i»iaIi-i'<lii_\'.--

‘A2

-Miss (‘hiru i\ylivui'il, who has

spent lliv last two \\'oi-its visitliig lrleiiils in Siiiniiieriiiili-. left yi-sit.-rilay for Iii-r lioiiii- iii lilliiiiiiliilv, Lol 4.*-Il.

I -;\Ii:i.<ii'i_<. Iilnslit- :intl Ilo\viird Mv- iI<‘:irI:\iii-, or iivili-i|iie, iviere in Suni- iui~i'iiiiIi- yi-sli-rliiiy on fox Iiusliioss.

--Miss (_iui‘iii:iii wus a passeiiger to

l\’oii:iliigtoii _vostertlny ufteriioon ivliilro sho liolil he-i‘ rl-i-iliil and crin- Iverl lust. night in :iid ot' the llolgiaii Rollei' I"uiiti. £3902!

IREV. W. H. SPARLING STRICKEN SUDDENLY.

(‘AIlI.E'I‘(`N PLACIC, Ont.. (lol. 7.-

Tho itov. Dr. Wllllnni Henry Spurl-

tern oi' tho Methodist (Thurch in (hin- ndn, died suddenly Siiiidny utter- iiooii while riiturnlng from the vil- liige of Appleton. near here, wliero he had been coniluetliig services.

Oi’ North of ireland unceslry, Dr. Iparriiiifc wiin horn nt St. Mary’s. int., the iinii or Jolni Spariing, nt me tliiie innyor oi' that town. He was idiusutcil al Uolioiirg llnIvei'sil._v, whore ie gruduiileii In Artn in 1870. Ile was ordniiieil a nilnlnter in the annie year, having been roveivvil nn ii proliiitiiiiier iii 1873.

_-_._-~---__ i

HORSE NOTES.

1 ~

-i~i~i~i~»i-i»i-i~»i-»i~i-i-i-i~i-i-=.i=-i-i-i-ilu

MR. JOHN MCNALLY.

'I`hi- ill-iiili o<'ciii'rt-il til his homo in

l-‘url i\ui;usf|i.~i on 'I`li\ii'.~iil:iy lust iil'tei' ii proloiiiroil illiiuss ol' Mi‘. John Mc-

niiiii ul' i-.stiiiiiilile qiiiilltlus. oi' ii quiet. plviisiinl llisptisitioii anil iiifitle iiiaiiy Iiioiitls who .siiirercly niourn his iieiith. 'l‘h<-_ i'unei'al whirli wus Iiii'gel_\' allciiileii took plat-it on Saturday nioi‘n» ini: to St. l':ili'li:k's l‘Ii\Iri~h, where ii lleqiiieni Masai was clianteil by Rev. Allen Mclionulll, utter which ull that was iiiortiil lil' hini was lultl Io rest in the izoiiii-tt-ry iidjoiniiig, Iliore to uwuit the lliiiil resiimclioii. lt. I. 1'.

MISS MARY' L. RICHARD.

Thr' nniit-I oi' ilonlh has again

_e|ii'i-nil his \\'iiit-,ns on ii i't-iililviit ol' Motel l`urini\l and has hrouglit with hiiii grlci' n`nil siii'r<i\v, when on the Zlllli oi' t~‘epli\iiiIii'i~, pn..st~d a\vii_v the sotil ol' llili-is Marti' I.. Itivliiiril. he- lovt-il ilatigliter ol' Mr. .Iohii Iticliiiril, oi' SI. ’l`iiuotliy. 'l`Iii- tier-easeil was i'oiirti\i~ii _\'eai°s.oi` nite and u nioilel ;inioni: the young: girls ot' her age. Sho liiiil been ailing for ilve weeks the pri-y ol' lyplioiil l`t~\'ui'. She leaves to niourn ii I`ntIiei' and niolhor; also hrtilliurs and siiilerii, inost ol' whom are _voliiii:i=i' than lii\i'soli`, who :ill will iloploril thi-ii' Ions for ii loni.: tiiiiv. 'l‘lii- .uiii-riil :ii‘i‘\'it't- was r‘o|i<l\it'letl liy Rev. l’. 1'. Ai's.'iiiiiill. ;»:\i'I:;li priest. 'i`lioiat~ iiiwsrliil iil the si;rvii'i- nf: well tis tIio.~i<'~ iihiieiil niniiiii: li'ii~iiil.~i iiiitl rielallvret join iii p|'t~:ieiitiiig llii-ii* dvirpt-:il ii_'»'iii- pntlilvii to the laniily in trlul.-- Il. I. I’.--Il.

‘ ' Mus. iviAnv i~iiciioi_sori.

` »~..,_ __

The tloiitli of Mrs. l\’lnr_\' l\'It~I{i-iizio,

rolli-I of the liili\ Miiriloi-It Nlvlioluoii, of Coiiiiiiercliil (Toss, oeviirrell on Sept. Zlilli, ngoil 70 yt-iirs. Sho was ihi- ilixiiglilur of the into Mr. Miirdoi-k Mv- Keiizie of llose Vnlli-y. iler ileiitli re- iiiovoi~i from this coinniuiiity one oi"i its aged people. The ileirieiisoil was ti ini-mlier Iii full coininunlon In Viilloy- ileld Uoiiizregiitloii und hor diilly wiilk and conversiilloii during hor slay oi' close Io sixty yours Iii the i-oinniun~ ity toslliloll tliiit she i\iii~iii=sll_v viitloii- voured lo live up to lio<l's rmiiilre- mi-.nts oi miin. She wus highly and much eiileenietl by ull who liiiil the pleasure of her ii<'t|iii1Iiit.nnce. She Is. survived hy tour sonii nnil three daughters. All but one son Angus in I Alberta. were enabled to lie In rv- gulur attenilmice upon her during hoi- groat iiiifferiiig which she Iioro with great patience. Her huiibiinil prmle- conseil her 33 years. The funerul aer- vlco at the homo and izravi- were con- ducted by the pastor Rev. A. S. Slow-

art, Valleytielrl.

CITY COUNCIL DOINGS.

Prim Rose.

was winner at the

of the first side. Mr.

for this

aired

'I‘o put through the license relluct.

ion will require some tall bustling, Meanwhile Iota of cornc uiil iv-

Nally. ’l‘lit>ilt~.<'ez\sf~il was it yoiiiigll / W_\}{i

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iiriiiiiaiis or ff THE GUARDIAN ,

Furnished li.;-W..8.. Lousori

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II nhhor,

`.-\iiil yet how sq'ei»t, - The sound along the inurcliiin; ntrvl-L Of druiii, und file. und I ini-get

lli'ol'_eii iiln iiiothern, iiiiil the wliulo

llurk liutt'lit‘i‘y witlaiiit it Roni.

Without 3 soul-save this Iiriglitx ` drink

(if heiidy iniisic, sweet ns hell: Anti even iny pciit'ii-iil‘i`ltllni_' feel. tio miircliiiig with the mareliiiig I`i\et. ,For ylintler, yonder goes fbi- life, Anil wliiit inirc I for huinun life!

‘The tteiirs lill iny uiitonished eyes

'.\nd iiiy full lieiirt in like to briuik;

lAnt1 ict 'tis nll oiiiliiiiiiiewd lies'

I -.- `A dreiiin tliosie ilriiiniiii="s inuite.

Oli' it is ivickeiliiess to l‘l|il.lie You liillooiin grinning; tiling that I iitiilks

lliflilirii in iniisic like ii qiil‘t‘n

§'I‘liiit in il i._'iii‘tIi‘ii of glory wiilkii, 'I`ill lfoml ini-ii Iiivo thi* thing; they

loiitlicl

.\rl., thou hiist iniinv iiiluiiiies,

liiil. not nn infriiiiy like this. llh, sniip the life and still thi* ilriiiii, Anil isliu\\ the iiitiiiilei' nn iilii' itll

~Ifit'liiiril I)i~ l1:illii‘iii‘.

“lf you want what is i'ii.~,hl in vliew-

llllr, :intl siiinkiiii: toliui-i-o,~i you will sw* what wi- Iiiivo lo oI`|`i-i‘. llorv you I wlll Iiiiil Irish 'l‘\\'i:it :il Si' nn oiiiici-, ` Sliiiniriick, l‘Iu\' Pipe, liiiirhrolil, Iliin- i.',oi', Ivy. und l\Iiisli>i‘ \\'o|‘kiniiii :il 101'. and l’i-dro :it 154-_ ti i-iii, Milf-'|{i,,|,,,|| Ilrllp: I'li., l‘or. (irtuil (ltiiii'i.;i\ iiiiil |\'i»|]f Strut-ls. M|.;¢f,

BABY GIRL BORN TO THE

WIFE OF WINSTON CHURCHILL

IIUNUON, Oct. 7.~-_A liiiliv girl wus

Iiorii to-iliiy to Mril. Wliisliiiill'liiiri-lilll. wifi* of the I~`lrsl l.oi'il ol' thi- Ailnilr- ally.

riAr'i'i.e's i=oun'rH wsi-:i<.

IIUNDON. 'Oct 7.-l'iiiIer Suiidn'y's tliito tho 'I‘iiiil~i~i 1-orrcspoiiiloiit ut I |‘lNp<‘riiiiy iiiiys tho hulte of the Freiicli rivorn lima oiiloruil on the i`oi|rtli week iihziilniiiileiis iioino ilnnkliig iiiovtimiim

f » _ y io tlliinlc triiizvily i-i|m"\|| not continue for ii long limi. "ow ‘hm I the Allies trcnclioii rival the tiprmann In llorfcctioii. Tho Geriiiaiiii urn con. stniilly iicliverlni: iilliicks but the Al- llen nre not making any nttenipi to

Siilurduy ,_

llelitetl to i\ii~ ldiigeiio \\'uiioii, l\‘l.l’., i`iii' one ol' the best things yitt said about the liiiiz.-oi' anil the Aliiiigliti'. l\li' Wiiuiiii has had a li-lit-i' |'i‘oiii an .'\iiivi-it'uii t'rit~.iiil, in wliil-ii tho writer i|uol1\.s lliv tollowiiig rviniirk over- lioairilz “ Noliiitly :~'ui.-iiii; to he on (lur- iiiiiii_v'.~.‘ sitio iexvi-pl the Alniii;lil_\‘, :intl wi- h:i\'v only lhv liaiiiit-i"i4 \\'oril for Ilixil."

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Unique _xucoiggua lI'l Jewelryfl and Souvenirs

of P. E. ll. consisting of F055. rooclies, Charmti

and S, ns, etc. V

ixtlvziiir-,o In that region. Tl leiil for tho time lioliig Ilyriymnl

trimmed on. The cure is "l’iitn\i\n's,"- the old reliable corn extractor thai.; has been curing cornii and warts tor, ' rn. "Pu1.a'inii's" never mils, 25:,

ut. all dealers. I

tho (inriiinii rittnr-Irs. ;l`li<~ For on f0r0t‘s iiio worn b_v tho hiirtl <"ii‘n ililind und ftoiiiii-iit. ntluirk <. 'The allies' :nn 'T030 Ilf"‘f"‘f‘li of the frclliir-iii rest ;;Il:'f:K;‘.‘.`r Tho Allios vniiuniliiis lmvq

Y slight ri-cciitly

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eler & Optician

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