novsMsER_6iI~.zei8_ . -. _ ` " `. GUARDIII' ' _ “fi ~

ff _,__,. -........... _ . P

~~*' _ __ . _ Kiii.|.so in Ac'1-ion ` i ‘l ' ' `

__ _ _ --. ~~ .\~..\.=rr.¢».-~ 1 _ _ 1, 3 gg h W wa , Albion. . . . .

--._ ‘ 'i_ ‘_ ig_ ;&'|£1|¢ee\=x¢`s,"Bturgeon die Usher. Btnrseon. _Mfr sup” J°”“°°°“ 'md J"°m°

50 Ida. Dull, Girls Under ll '

1. Mary McGee, 8t.,Mlri_7’l Rd El!

B. Lila Dixon. Gas1I°\'°l“¥- ‘» 3. Daisy Jackson. Gasperwir-

50 Yds. Dash, Girls 010|’ 19

. Katherine Maher. SturS60Il- _ _ _

Hattie Davey, Albion. ; ' lace*-'Girls

Ellen LannIgan,'Paninure Isld... 1. tie cGbe»sIid 'Ellen Lenni-

SERVE

‘t‘lii’iiitroii _ BONDS

,c ~»-

, .

_ . .

bd; Take Chances with Your Childrens Health

It they have acough. start

9 Wllh mlsgirilairicoueh cuiia

,hugh we cm recommend as one qi are most emotive *rivers

tion. of [[5 Und (D D6 IIMI.

Brmgh Cough Cure is com-

po,',n¢¢d especially tor-the pecu- mr me ot children and con- ti-ains only the best Ingredients

y0n`can depend on quick ac- tion and satisfactory 1'°_l\\|¢9 _ _ -mf, price 25s.- Prepared only i

by I f

E. A. FOSTER '

CENTRAL DRUGBTORE _

I . l I

U "__ _ “__” _ 50 Yds. DIIBII. Bays 019|' 12_`

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED HELP- » FEHALE

WANTED TO _PURCHASE LADY'8

saddle and medium size Quebec Heater 'im good condition. Apply cnnrdian omoe. 2235-11-4iu4ipa. '

»_-1i‘ I PATRIOTIC, STEADY, WELL PAID; employment it home, in war or p.-uce _time-knit socks for us on the last, simple Auto Knitter. Par-I ticulars today, Bc stamp. Auto Knit- tsr Company. Dept. C 6807 College' 'l'0i‘GlltJ0. 0117.. 1501-9-2BH48i.

HHM¢¥OHH

If .‘ ‘ni M"-_ 4l1<I»l'¢v_ Gm. ` U°i|§lll`.~havc received" ISIIH 35.5 sad news. that Pte. Andrew (lass, Int. llwvimuly reported missing, now eff. Milly reponse iriueain notion.

Mr. Andrew Gus' has also received W°1'<I thu Rohm cus, ini. is onio.

§‘°!°"‘

if r 1 .t ' I

f*

,.. .' ~.

o-1 on &i1 at

Helix A Sturgeon

. 3 s_Ste__ele, spereaux. Ll* niiid Bteeieftespereaux

Iwi' reported uunittea in im oener- “"1 I-“Y °\'°°“» *“”°“~ l"““' ` "' E'

0 Hosiiitsi. Damien oct. sim gun sim wound left shoulder and neck. _ _

Contlnllild from pagg two

--*_-_-,..,,..a_'.._., »

Slfllll Hiclgen, Pembroke -T01!!! Llewellyn. Gaspereaux Katie McGee, St. Mary's Rd East Marxaret McGee. St. Mary’s Rd.

East. _ .

30000)! 5-'-Peumanship. - SIGUH MIIPDIIY. Panmure Isld. Thelma Dixon, Gaspgg-eau;

_ Ruth Graham. Gaspereaux.

- MB\'8l1l'6t Wight. Gaspereaux.

' SP0lt'1‘S

50 Yd. Dash, Boys 12 Yrs or Under _ 1. Richard Jamieson. Sturgeon. 2. Alphonsus Farrell, Sturgeon. 3. Stephen McKearney, St. Mary’s

Road East 4- -lemme MIUIJIIY. Panmure Isld.

!'*5".N!"

inwrei-I

AGENTS WANTED PORTRAIT

agents--a new line ot proofs. First class ilnished portraits, frames ai lowest prices. Call or write United Art Company, 4 Brunswick Ave. Toronto. 1558-9~23MonME8i _

= FOR SALE FARM Fon sALE. APPi.v snucis Yeo. Uniiqn_ 2269-11-smcind.

FOR SALE HOUSE CONTAINING

six rooms. Apply P. F. McKenna. 86 Sydney Street. 2268-11-6ME2iipd

|.....x.-QF ..____._:= __ _....___J MIBCELLAN E0 L rl

.i. A. Ma¢ooNA|..o_, LAND sunvsv-'_

oi, iiernianviiie, 22a2~1i<4is2oi_;

wHsN onosmne oooos sv MA`|i.

send a. Dominion Express ‘Money Order. 22_63-11-MEII. ._,_.____.__._`___l_.______._.___ __ I

LIVE POULTRY. I WILL PAY 15c per pound for liivc fowl. Ship to Mt, Herbert Statlpn Wednesdays or

Thursdays. Parkkman Jenkins.

2259-11~5M7ipd.

FOR SALE-Second hand Road Cart

and W6-8E‘0ns alt J. I-I. GilI‘=s. corner of Great George and Fitzroy. 2197-10- 31 Ml»h1i.fw4lpd

i".-\RM FOR SALIE 123 .'\(TRl7.S

of lnnd situatcd in East Royaltj, four and a half miles from city. Easy terms. Apply to McLean 8 I l\IcKiiii1on. 225511-5M6ipil.

'FOR SALE. A base bumer. Appiy

248 Gnatton Street.

2107-10-26mt.i

YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD:8END dime, age, birthdate for truthful re-

liable, convincing trial reading. Hazel I-lause, P.0. Box 1408. Los Angeles, Cal. --1760-10-5 m sat 5ipd

ELECTRIC LAMPS. I CARRY A_ large stock oi' lamps for Delco light and other makes oi' low voltage private lighting plants. M. C. Mc- Gowan, Kiilmuir, P. E. I.

2240-11-4M1wk.

RETURNED SOLDIERS PATRIOTIC

women and others. We will pay you handsomely to distribute religious "rind patriotic llteratuure in youur commity. ~Bpare time may bo useo

_ Samples Free. International Press,

Toronto ' _f 2256-11-siviisi.

\\`.\.\"I`ICI»

WANTED- TO BUY--SECIIND

_lizind baby oarrizigc. Call Phone _.651 ~_* gi.

SERVANT MAN WANTED T0 AT-

tend horse, cow. furnace. Good pay.

‘lived homo. Apply 121 North Rivcr Road. 2251-ll-lSMti'.

DRESBED .POULTRY .WANTED- lHIs’»I1est prices paid for good stock Saunders, Newson & Co., Market Building.

GENTI-EMAN _itwiis-Hes-Funuiei-I.

ed rooom with or without board cen-

trally llocated; modern convlencep.

Communicate with P. Oi Box 489.

2281-11-6 m3lpd

*TO RENT BARN AND

stable in good repair. Apply to 218 Weymouth St.

_ _ 2174-io-3oMtf.

SALESMAN TO H/\NI)I.F.

our line of advertising calendars and novelties during 1919 sea- son. Can be handled in connec- tion with other commission lines -'after winter months. Apply with »‘fU|| particulars to ' .London Printing & Lithograpliing Com-

Danv. Limitetl, London, Canada.

2265~i I-6NI'6i.

T3 LET

FOR SALE~»-PURE BRIEID fLEICES-I

ter sheep, Yorkshire pigs both sexes' all ages. Stewart Bros, Murray Ri-` ver. 2224-11-2 in-iipd. `

FOR SALE BUSINESS STAND IN

the cc-untry, Residence with store attached. Good location. Bargain for quiick sale. Apply A. B. E. Box 116, Ci:ty._ 2236-ll-41l‘.v 3fp.l

FOR SALE--TWENTY FIVE f."RES\

of excellent hardwood Sl'-.i:ii_~~d in; Lot 47. Sold in five acre I `n " s nr in bulk. For further particulii s p_ ly to E. MacDonald, Wilcox. Sask. _ |

2202-11-1 irl me 6mk'sipd‘

For-1. sausi-REGISTERED. YORK-

shira Boat' (1 year old), registered Shropshire Ram (3 year old), register- ed Shropshire Raim (1 year old), six grade Ewe Lambs. L. II: D. Fostor. Marshfield. 2172-io-so msipd'

SHARE IN BUSINESS FOR SALE.

A great opportunity for person with $15,000 .io $20,000 capital to acquire partnership in one of the best com' mercial concerns in this' Province

Write “Business” Box 357 CIiar‘

lqttgtowli. 2168-10-20IVl6I. |

FOR BALE-ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

tive miles from Charlottetown,

balance covered with hardwood. First class house and large barns In good repair-near School. For Particulars apply to McLean and Mc- Kinnon, Royal Bank Building Char-

'LOST ELACK SILK IAQ CONTAIN-

ing small sum. Finder please loavo

`_ ~ 2215-iiauzi.

Losr-esrwssu Hitussono sni- dge and Revere Hotel one black leather

writing case containing Harness and spice catalogue. Finder please

1 _ _ zsoz-ii-is mai

GRAY _suis roi- iight .housekeeping it 82 nr;._rr¢in|iii's.l`§i¢iui"ni` -ij¢`|`|`~'m

ii 1 " "‘

sydney strait. not-11oM‘tiind. 5,," ,,,,4 `

eighty in liigih state of cultiviation..

lottetomi. 2199-10-30 mill |

I

LOST l

with Moore & McLeod Ltd. I

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return.to'Gusvdian oifiqa. .,..__- __ I

.4

»

_ _

____ _ _ ,__ .. _ _ _ to "iw" gray s r to I nh ursl eoi

'r°A_u1- Hou __ ON LONGWORTH lor or money rmnasi. mniiivsiy me VB. I1 ' . "

_ ot “E-, heating. buh. An ,, 4_ __ "_

__ lily ist ann *ene\sr.._"f‘-;._=sa"»rn. ._ _ _‘ ’ . _ mo.io-zomiinii. ,,,..,__ _ ` ` ~..i'.?i‘~.fi-rt

~v .. ' `

=_.».~_~»i_i'~_'e;.__f~.';;:f___ _-'____.,< - '»;i_;.-»._~fif-

~ -"uv .

ii;

Ioulg Ladies’ Race. } 2.,,,.I{at1iy|IQ| -Mba! .and-- Hattie

t 1. Katie McGee, St. Mary’s Rd East_ Davey: i '

2. Thelma Dixon. Gaspereaux I Youwfw , W Race

Teachers' Bsce 1. Jafnes rre an Henry Far-

3. Katherine Maher. Sturgeon " ireil., _. _ .. *

4. Ellen Lsnnigan,._Panmure Isld. ' 2. James l\dcNulty and Ambrose! ,

Young 1IIen's Race. icuasody. _ . ~ ._; I

1. Howard Steele. Oaspereaux wheel Barrow Race

s I I s d Richard -i

PY

§?él:§3“ - , I __3. 1I‘sbian"Kurpliy ind- ‘Ihmmce

' Mcliesrney

. Louis-Dunn i ° ~ ~

» -Women’s Walking Race.

old Mu" B.” 1. Mollie McLean, Teacher. '

asperseu; Mus-led l!en’s lace

’“" 'I ` Jamieson. 3. Panmure School. ' ~ I -" - Y 4

. o___ semi. _ _Ate__Y_0u_F§f_

i

1. Ambrose Cassody. Bt; Mnry's Rd

2. la:i~:i'k Iiictlci st. Mary‘s Road: 3. .. Adanis, Montague. - I The match race between Rev. T. il t and s ector Adams r sult-

2. Laura Creed. Albion. Ga an In p e

2. Katherine Maha 3. Thelma Dixon.

1. Albion School.

Relay Race

. Sturgeon _Sc.hooI.

3. Mary McDonald, Panmure Isld. ed In a tie.

Bacluvuril Race-Boys. BANKERS’ COMPETITION

1. Joseph Westaway, Albion.

2. Russell Collings, Sturgeon. i

. 3. Alphonsus Farrell, Sturgeon.

Backward Race-Girls

1. Hattie Davey, Albion.

»t~_:»:t~:»-4

r. Sturgeon. Guspereaux.

Fi

grew*-‘ 1""

Calves

_ Doris Reilly, Gnspcreaux.

Wm. Kearney, Sturgeon.

Allan King. Sturgeon.

. Richard Jamieson, Sturgeon.

Pigs.

. James Creed. Albion.

Russell Collings, Sturgeon.

_ /‘:. ",‘ 3,'_\lg!lg-L- . i-_

Thousands ol overfstapeopie have bpcome

by ioiiowrnz tlieaglvice docion who recom Mannoll Prescription 'l`lbIe_is. lhose Ilulnlm Ilitie hi reducer: but amplify the dose oi

ismoui Wsrmoiu Prescrlmion. V

liiooiai.don'i wsitforthe doctors advice. Go n w to your arullllt otlrlle io the Msrmall Cb.. Beuvoodward Ave, Detroit. Mich.. and for he procure a large case 0! these tablets. _

They reduce t\vo._three_or four pounds s with wiihout exercise, distins or sg; unlalesssli :Sect whatever. It too fsi.try thisi sy. _

::Wise mothers who know the vir-

tues of Mother Graves Worm Exter- lininiitor always have it at hand bo-

Guss M9639. St. ' Maris Rondo-.ruse ii proven its value,

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5_2- can l_*“"°‘F»',.»“’*“"=°°‘.i Lf' - I

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sow. “

\ \

Lhgjgumey éollar bil!

i "i-my

Iam a Ten Dollar Bill. ’

Imay also add that I am a

Canadian Ten Dollar Bill and naturally doing all I can to help our fighting boys win this war.

About a year

ago when I was only a few days old, I was handed out by one of our chartered banks to 'Na storekeepcr nai;‘ied_]ohn Doe.

Iwas _,crisp and I

clean then, with a

brightyellowback. _ » ~- ' _ I have spent a mighty-busy year, and faded out 9. lot,”'b'ut`, believe nie, my' usefulness is as great as ever-.

When I first started out in life the

Victory Loan Campaign of 1917 was on. In fact, my very iirst job in life was to help pay for a Victory Bond John Doe had bought. Together with millions of other bills, large and small. _that answered the,191_7 call, I was sent to Ottawa. But I didn’t stay at the

_Capital long.

The very next

day I went to pay _ _ _ alumber dealer in British gléplunppm for some spruce he had sold the _ritis _Abov-

ernment for aeroplanes. ‘,3I'lic I bcr_

dealer immediately put m9_'ji11 the fb.`__

But just as I was get t _ _ y

surroundings I was take _ in_t_l5~, Erik and soon found myself sli pw iall

. _ yellow clope

with some other bills and ihaiided f out one Saturday to one of 9 the lumber compa,ny’s

_ ,ei_n,pl.oyees, _who

i carried me home

with him, where I

He carried me some with ~ -r¢11_wi11,§<i all Highf-

him- “ ' T "The neiltpday

in he goes to a storekeeper:-“Here's the ten dollars I owe you," he said to the storekeeper, who immediately “rang me up'f_ in his till.

.But my stay there was brief. Next

day the storekeeper totalled us up, and I heard him say to 'his assistant: “ Collec- tions arésplendid ' ' » again. I can pay all ' my accounts

th' : month.”

Shortly after

this I came into ~-

of 8. tra-

I next

of , ,.5-`,,

. 5",»_§_‘.".

Qt; » iiv

~

_ v -¢

restaurant in a ‘3 gil-In grain town away -.` out on _the broad " I prairies. No soon~ " '

er had I got com-

fortably settled in ,

the safe when in i

comes a farmer ‘ with an elevator _ _ receipt which he I“°x°a5§§;,§,"uf;:f,f1tm had received for a. » load of wheat. “Cash this for mc,” he asked, and I passed into the fanner's wallet, but only for afc\v1iiinuLcs--fororl. his way home he spcnt me at the hard-V ware store in town for gasoline to operate his threshing outfit.

I am not going. to take your valuable

time going into details of the different hands I passed through in my trip east-

` - » through Saskatch-

/ "' ewan, Manitoba,

_ Ontario, until I 5 'J 1 1.

.`.'r2.’2."`>._'

“ I3.;

foundmyself in the services of a firm in Montreal en-

, = gaged in making ILQPI* munitions. Here H A I I took another trip

In the service oi a Brin to the bank' _ making munitions. It was Very

peaceful and quict in thc bank vaults. But I was glad they did not keep me there long. I doii't want to be idle whcn there is so much war work to do. And Ivvasn’t, for on Friday I once more found myself in a pay envclopc. The man who got me said to his wife that evci`1i'ng-“ Here is the moncy for the household expenses." The following Monday I was tradc_d.,_fo1_‘

` %

sliocs for the ma11’s children. "' in ‘a

Tlicslioedcaler _ ___/__ almost; iuimcdi- Y atcly sent me to a F ,i_ 1%. . leather firm. Tlicy \~'-;__, _

turned me ovcr to "' °"

a taimcry. The tanncry passed me on to a farmer to pay for some hides. -Thciarincr bought 9. tractor and scnt me to the city. Hcrel was once more en- closed in an ciivclope and handed to a Workman on pay day. Hc used me to help buy a suit of clothes. The tailor scnt me away down cast to square his account witha. cloth maker. He turned mc over to a coal-dealer. Ho spent me for fish, ami I 'took a short trip on a fishing boat and heard the men talking about U-boats

\\\

in ._ - |lv§~"»__- __~~

‘ *~j»r,

if " in _

The farmer bought a tractor rind sent me to the city.

and I looked anxi-

I am a Ten Dollar Bill-tliat's my

face value. You can see I am plainly marked “Ten Dollars,"-But the [strange thing is that during this year I have bought hundreds of dollars worth of goods, paid hundreds of dollars worth of debts on my journey from place to place in Canada. And what I am doing, forty-two million other ten dollar bills who volun- teered to serve their country at the last Victory Loan, are also doing.

, Older bills I

\ \\\\`\§\\\ " that were in circu-

° "\ lation before the '© ‘lag Q "\ Canadian people

E don’t use us for the

\ frivolous purposes

' they once did.

"Cash this for me?" he

have met-bills

_~_`,__~_` 1 . .

war-tell me that

Bskcd.

This, of course,isas it should be, - be-

cause we must defeat the Germans. We must maintain our boys at the front, which..-we could not do if my efforts and the etforts of my fellows are ill-spent.

N ow,Canadia11 ladies and gentlemen,

I am going to bring my talk to an end by telling you the queerest thing of allaboui: my travels.

My present home is in the bank, the

officials of which , _ gavemcpcrmission Ag \‘

~\ "~‘. U'/. §\`”\\\‘//'/I; a » ¢ "` 'film 'O cr’ /// ‘~\ \ \

to come hcrc and address you in the . ._ ,

` "l ’

interests of thé Victory Loan

f9i'8. I am at this _ ` ,. vcrymomentlying 1 _ _ _ ’ ` ‘ at the credit; of the ~ JI#-A

SZ1tl1¢ Jollll D08, I wastradedior shoes

sto,-ekec per’ Whcrc . for the children. I was Inst ycar. I heard him say when hc handed me to thc bank-“ Put that ten d0llI11'_S 10 my credit, please. I aiu going to buy some Victory Boiigisvgigyt week,"

So, I presume, I am destined for I L another »tri to

I I- Ottawa, undp an-'

other bus _ ear goingiiip aii;l'$pwn

v

the 'country -- keeping faCtori_e_s,_ ~ farms, ` lumber camps and stores, paid for their goods.

_ and their labor.

n oi clothes. And I am pl'011_d_'I'.0_

be of such service to my country. __ ___ _

just one thing more and Iam through;

I hope each Canadian will do everything he can to defeat the Gerrnans, bcczu1sc,if odoea not, I, as a Canadian Ten Dollar Bill, v¢III».not _._

He used me to help buy

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ously around the horizon. But we got safely home with a fine catch. The _fisherman needed some new tackle, so once more"I started inland. _ _ _

Issued by Cmsdrs

/'\/W; v hh.

1 -

_, He spent me for ilsh.

Victory Lean Committee.

In co-op_erntlon with the' Minister oi’ Finance ol’ the Dominion oi Canada.

worth much -- and

Germanmoncy,which Y

Iunderstand,iscaIlcd 5', ‘I1 i.. "marl¢s,"willtravelup P___Hf _ ;}f i »' '

and down Canada in our places, and myrace will disappear from the face of the earth.

Thanking you

greatly for your at- tention, ladies and gentlemen.

°= xgig'-sinner] _

Y, 'i “'5»~. _

i e got safely home with *

ii iinc ciztcli.

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