1 sg., »q=

».

‘. ' `f'.'.E'=, ff

'}'.”,§, 'i.i;_.

lil

a hi fufh ii

i s,~

1"? .J , _

5 _-~v\.r_.f

‘_ . l

‘ F- tons of llny. s quzintiiy of Stzjawn

glveii on 'lugs exceeding $6.00.!

*I ~ . ,,» . .,.,_

'..,.i,~Aoi: 'rwo ~ cuiuinnm . - . ' '°¢T0-BER 31.1917.

. -- T "~ ~ , _ I ` ._ _ __ __ W v __'_-,_ __ , . _

con.

Customers should order

and take delivery of their coal before theseason gets

' late. .

We a r e receiving daily

car goes of S ydney. and Pictou

` coal. _

C. l.yons & Co

- DIARY.

. - ': -z"l'i3 ' `. ‘ ~ . CRY M“gi“tmle*‘ Colm' 9 “' "" lltiiiitflilirrixd tAm<lii\".-imiislet E:illmrii`i,iaI|; of St. Nicholas, was also in attend-`

Prince Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 and

8.45 p. m.

V B1it'r1is _ t

MacNElLL._ In Suriiniersiilo cn Surl-

dny, October 28th, to .\'lr. and Ziirs. William B. MacNelil, ,q tinughtcr.--I..

nlcHARLvs.-At P.E.i. iiospntiij or-t. 30th, to M-r. and Airs. liiclinrtls ,li daughter.

IIIAIIRIAGES

G|LL_BoSwA|_L__ At Mm.3mi£_1,|_ The valuable property formerly

.vt-. 24th, 1917 by ltcv. R. L. Colilll. Eilr. Orris T. Gill of Little York to Lettie M. Boswall, daughter of Ilcnry Itoswrill. Sliirshfieltl.

I).I‘:.\T]IS

`i-i/*.RDS.-.-\t l’.E.l. ilospitol. Oct.

=‘.. M. Richards.

"ont dziiigliter oi Air. and .\li"=. `

l _

cAULAY.-.-\t .\iurrziy llorbour, on 14th, .\iiii'do<'k Mc.-\lilii._\', in the 'h vcur ut' his nge. Ho leaves to

iniotii'n it mother, two brothers itinl

u sisters.

EWART.-At. 'l`a1l`l, <`al,, on (lot, li. Angus Stewzirt. in the :'i0tli your ' his nge. The deceased was ii

.-1,-:i oi' the into Doiialrl Ste\\'uri. of .lieu River, i’.i-Llslniitl. lie is sur- =.\'--_l by two brothers and three sis- ters.

itiptns

'lorirlers will be i'<-ceivell up to

.\`\'-"~-iiiclier 6 th by the iiiideisigiietl -.Kazaa"ni;s;.iyilrg"¢'f "..'~i..'.'r...'<f "i.'..'.i'.@.' '-il-i slislies, three ply i'tibei'old root- vn: or pnrlotlx Beaver board and Catb- .i r' quilting. g `»“l.fiii.~t can be soon :it Go\'ei'liiiieilt

;l~»-1---1.

E. E. PARKMAN

1.11 lo-2l1.\dwfii\ Ili.

l"OS'l`l"O1“ED

s'roci_<_s/-itisz

. I o

We are authorized by Horace McKir\-;

non to sei-l on his farm at Rocky _

_ Point;

ON SATURDAY! _ November 3rd. '1917.

Commcncing at 1.30 0’clucl<. (sharp)

-'» ”i'~l~ll<'i\ <`f>\~'»“- 1 *`f>“' ‘1`1“”-ilk'-1"'-‘ll-'tiny. om :iotn November 1917 for the

-1 ileifers Iloistein iiriiflo. 2 ll»=ii`~\r'.~ i'nr---ilreii llolntelirs, 5 llc-it`+>r.~' ll,-'_- v»~¢\“1 old. -i lilills 11,/-'_» _\‘e:ii':~' old, Sl l"zii l_-veil. 1 Pure Ilrcd Slimlliorri llull irrfgistercfii 5 ye;ri's old.-H llo|'.s'i-s, i0 .~&h_f'ep-,'Bi'ood Sow and l.iti<-|', 20 ti;-yr-1:1.

ALSO-1 liimlvr ilu-ur, l ll.iy

.`.l'oi\‘cr' (new), 1 ’l`t=un1 'l`ru1-k \\':ii;ori, l Driving \Vagrin (howl. 1 .\lotnr Iloai, 20 tous llziy. 1 Vrczini Si-p:ir:i~

lor. _

'l`E-RMS.- All sums of $5.00 :intl

Tru Making Youf0wn V Cough Remedy

iii iii l -

ll.

If you combined the curmtivo properties X

oi every known "ready-made” cou rem-

A lllllAl WEllllllllE IIQME

Abram’s Village was the scene of a

memorable event on Sunday after-

M0ll|EllfAVE ' Il|lS lllfi|(AlE

as tendered' to u returned soldier. ubirr Arsenaults son of Leon J Ar

"dy, 5-du would hm-.||y_ have in ¢§_¢m'a||, senault the first soldier of the dis the curative power that lies in this sim-` trict to return who had been at the le “ireine-made” cough syrup whioll front. It will be remembered that

liikes only a few minutes to pre ie.

Get from any druggist. Ndmounees t

of Iiinex (.50 cents worth). D0ur iii

noon, 28th inet., when a recBDfi0“

Mr. Arsenault had -been wounded in h

e battle of Vimy Ridge last spring.

into B 16.0; |,,,¢¢|,, ,md np the hom, Since that time he has been under

with plain granulated sugar syrup. U The total cost is about 55 cents and gives _vou_ 16 ounces of really better couiili syrup than you could buy ready- ,rnndc ior_$2.50. 'iastes pleasant and

never spoils.

This Pinvx and sugar syrup prep-

zirntron u\»ts_riglrt at the cause of 3' rougli find gives irlrnost ilnmediate re- lief. It looscns the plrlegin, stops the iiasty tliront tickle and heals the sore, irritntt-il rin-inliruiri-s that line the throat, clit-st rind liroiiclilul tubes, so

ovcrcoirie the ordiiu\_1'v cough and for ln'onr-lritis, croup, v.lioopin<_» cough and hr--iwlriail iistlinrii, ii: is splendid.

l'in<-x is it inost. vuluiilile coiicentratcdi

i~oitr||oiind.of gciiiiine Norway pine ex- 1-r.i<~i. und luis in-vii uscd for generations 'lo brt-ilk up si~\'ei‘o coughs.

To inniil disappoiiitinciit ask your

drziggis-t. for “;Z‘,~’; ounces of I’inex" with full tlii-i-rtions, and t10n’t accept any- tliiii: i»l~r-, ,_-\ guarantee of absdluto siiti.-iirtetioii or inonev proinptly refunded, yous with this preparation, The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont.

lucnnl slit

known as the American Consulate. Corner Water and Haviland Sis., will be offered by public auction, '|`iiui~sdny, the lst of November at twelve o'clock noon.

| For inspection apply to

: GAUDET &. HASZARD. l

809-10~24i\iSipd.

._-1

Soiilt-.l it-riders will be received by

rin- iindcrsigiicrl up to 6 p. m., on M_on- iiny. .\'ov. :Sth for the sale of about 150 A lninbs and it number of sheep.

'l`enders to state price per pound.

live wcigiit. ‘

lliglicst or any tender not necessari-

ly urccpletl.

' E. S. NORTON,

7 Secretary.

v('artligan Farmers' institute

Oct. 25th, 1917. | il"_’l-10-140M6ipd. p---W _ "-1

Annual Nleeling

The Annual General meeting of The

___,s_r;.1i`__i_i_i\;er_Bleek 1-‘ox co,__i.qtq,,_ win s~hc~ held in the Board of Trade rooms , Charlottetown on Saturday, Novem- ber Ilrd at 11 o'clock a.. in.

BENJAMIN access. '

' Sec.-Treas.

l Clinrlottctowtt, Oct. 24, 1917.

’ sir-ifi~2oMsi.

~" ¢l;"‘;"».¢ Er" ..`_;.-f.,_1f._";-.»'..|,‘;

Sl§.»\l.-ED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postniaster General, will bg re- `r-vive.) at Ottawa nritll Noon, on Fri-

c~oii\'c_vi\iii~o of His Majesty's Mails, on u proposed Contract for four y:':ii's. six times por week over Rural 1\i;iil route No. 3 from Charlottetown

il’. ld. i. from thc Postinaster Gener- lu.l.~i` pliitsure. I l’rintei1 notice,-i containing further ;ini`ormzttion as to conditions of pro- ,poscrl <‘oiiti'r1<-t may he seen and blnnk lornis of Tender may be obtain

\m(l_(\|“ (-3511: (iVr~r' |h,'\f ;|1]m11|1t I2: Htl iii llii-l P051-i. 0lllC€9 Of Cfl8l°l0i.i.€~

months credit on upprovcil joint not- on. 6 por cent off for rrnsli.

.town :ind at the office of the Post rtlllira Inspector.

_-’\l.S'.)-On the sz\nrr\.` tiny we will

--ell 40 acres of lurid for Mr. .\luti>li.l JOHN F’ “/HEAR" one mile from Rocky Point \\’hnrl'. ' P"5l Omce I“5pecE°r‘

'l`l§ll..\TS AT SALE.

BENJ. CARTER & CO..

Aiict ioiiccr.

930-10-31M3ipd.

SAI-lEis,....,..i. or emit... Ninimii'

BY BENJ. CARTER & CO.,

ll‘n.=t Olncn Inspector’s Office,

‘ rnm~ie».ete»vn, istn oct, 1917.

CTT-10-1Tl\iwed3l.

l f F' _.1 . | _'Q A,-.'.»;'§_ _ vi

I -e"-5 ,_. idle*

" A.:-.-4'-L-.»' ‘

Land Regulations

ll I

ill! sole head ofa family rn an! male our

We are authorized by George Owemjrl h W.

Esq., to sell on his farm at N°r!l1 ‘u¢‘dg:%fe=:5hTliE%oTnI;l; §a1I:dm

River Saskatchewan er Iberia. A flux!! 'ID

--ON...

MONDAY

November 5th,°1917.

At 1 »o'eiock, p m (sharp)

THE FOLLOWING STOCK.

, D I I IDM 1

s:‘.i.*.'ii°.:.'::.'i.°i':..f°.i':.':..°:1 1:3.: may be made at any Dominion I IHC! but not Sub-Arienm on certain con itiona.

Duties-Six moiitlu residence upon and eul- :ivation of the land in each of three NIH* A nomestender may live- within nina #loco his h°rT¢lne:2iidIIi¢>.nahmA ‘Iial:ItaliTenl|ou:euI:' T-

l'l e

cfiirgp _except when residence ia oarlormadrla

fnvfdrutln districts a hqmestaadaf ln

8 Milch Cows. 3 Fat. Cattle. .'l,1icif-, ,_ ' _*dm .fd

"fs 2 Years old. 2 `('nlv0s. 1 (`0W'iid:I\ld‘lri>nr=iesIfe:'d€:EtdEgg00‘:nacre6n:" /frcsheried) 1 1-Iorso ll years olrl.l eL’:'.“'-*n£‘*e=:,‘:1‘::|";§]“m.°.‘;3d '°°‘“m'.l”"%

1 l"Al|Y 4 ff“l7mh9 Om (Dahl-““"`l» Il use extraciiltivatlim. Pieempnssafentmay unit 1% years old, 8 Pigs 9 weeks old. e eiinincd u non an homataad nahimoa

r -ALSO-

iton bushels of Turnips. ,` 'l`ER.MS~13 oaths credit will be

"mn mndiiiomhaa nhauated hll Mmalte

“'l'.‘.:'::.=:'.:.'=.t.,_'ir.:.".§§.°1t:.";§'..§-..' .,'_§i#.3.:'=°.

. or .

|'d;e‘~li°ai‘dyfi:l:ulz|.i:|Iut¢¢I for mlgvataa ” an-mln conditions

eatment in several hospitals, and,

.rA¢"¢ii'§ii'¢ek=° reliued meg -Church, school and railway being 2 '“‘ - ful” ' "°'"°°°'l>¢s¢ vIit.".t‘i»':iIrl€"1lz meiiEiiu‘i'ri”os,ii|E gfnglm, ,`, `1iiies from Hunter River, also a never

when deemed in a fit condition he was sent home. l-ie crossed over to Suminei°sid'e Friday night and was niet at the boat by his parents and. his brother `Abel, to whose horiie_he repaired, and where he stayed untll_, Sunday afternoon, when he was driv-i en to his hoirie by his brother in an' i.uto, accompanied by another auto- mobile driven by Mr. Joseph Bulger, ot’ Flmrlottetowii. M,r. Paul Perry.

once with his auto, as was also Mr. John G. Arseiiault, of (Tape Egmont. As the auto conveying the returned hero drove in the yard of his home, ii gun salute was fired by several young men. The returned s0ld'ier was kept busy shaking hands with old, 'friends who had gathered. agt his hoiiie. He was then conveyed to the court-house, where the,_reception took' place. Here another gun salute was tired :ind to the strains of music the hero was led to his chair in front of the people. On the platform were, seated Iris father and mother und' bro- thers and sisters. There were also on the platform his aged grandfather, Mr. John J. Arseiiault and Mr. and Mrs. Abel Arsenault, of Summer- side. In the absence of Rev. Father Boudreault, who could not be pres- ient, Mr. Joseph G. Arsenault presid- ed. After' extending a hearty wel- come to the returned' soldier and ex- plaining the impressive nature of such e. demonstration, the president called on Mr. Etienne M. Arsenault to de liver the opening speech, which ex- tended a welcome hand to the hero. Mr. Arsenault made a touching refer- ence to the hero and held the audi-

ence in great silence. A patrlgic

B , l i

UUIIBURA HEAES

IICHY PllllPlES

__.._._€.,

On Face. Badly Disfigured. Used 2 Boxes Ointment

_ and 3 Cakes Soap.

_____,_.__

"I had a bad itchy lot of pim leg on

my face which made it badly disli;ured. They were inflamed and came to ai head, and lcould tear my skin as soon as a little heat came near tlicm. I could hardly sleep. ,

_“When l saw Cuiicura Soap and

Ointinenhadvertised- I--sont for a ircc sample which did so much good that I bought more, and I uscd two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and three cakes of 'Cuticura Soap wlierrl was healed." (Signed) Miss Bertha Nilsson, Stock- holm, Sask.

ll' you have :i good complexion keep `

it so by using Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ointment occasionally.

For Free Sample Each by Mail ad-

dress post-card: “Cuticura, Dept. A, Boston, U. S. A." Sold everywhere, -iii

Aucrioii SALE

I am authorized by Mr. Tobius

.Viullin to sell by public auction, on ‘iis farm at St. Peters Bay, on

MONDAY, NOV. 12, 1917.

Commencing at 1 o‘clock p. m. the

'ollowlngz

STOCK: 2 horses, 1 coming 3

vc/ars and the other 16 years; 10 *read of cattle, (comprising 6 milch cows, 1 Ayershlre bull registered ind' 3 calves), 14 sheep, 4 pigs and 30 liens.

CROP: 10 tons- hay; 5 tons straw;

100 bushels turnips. f IMPLEMENTS: 1 binder, Frost & Wood; 1 mower; 1 steel rake, disk harrow and pin barrow; seeder; 1 car), and wheels; 1 truck wagon; 2 driving wagons; 1 set driuing har- nes-s;' working harness; 1 box sleigh and robe.

OTHER ARTICLES: 1 ,Daisy churn

i grinding stone; a quantity of car- penters tools and numerous other articles.

TERMS-:-All sum-s up to five dol-

lars, cash: Alil sums above ilve dol- lars, twelve months' credit on approv- ed Joint notes.

BENJAMIN CARTER,

Auctioneer.

sos-ip-zimwnnzrpa. '

FARM

ForiSale

The estate ot the late J. T. Oxon-

ham containing 133 acres of land sit- n`te<i~et sreekneid, P. si. 1. ns acres under cultivation, the rest under wood and lumber. Convenient to

failing water supply. For particulars apply -to ' ._

-‘ A. L. oxswnm, eye

-.Cl||lD VlN0l

Tlaafa True

Menace, Pa.--"My little boy. wh°

is the youngest of three, was weak. nervous and “grad all the time. B0 hi was moat u t at school, and noth- ing seemed to help him. I leamed of Vinol and .gave it to`him. It has restored his health and strength and he, has gained in weight.”-Mrs. Frederick Summers, Monaca, Pa.

Vinol is a constitutional cod liver

and iron remedy for delicate, weak, ailing children. Formula on every bottle, so you know what you are giv-g ing them. Children love it.

E. A. Foster, druggist, Charlotte-

town. Vinol is sold in Montague by ll. J. Mahon, also at the best druggists ln all Prince Edwagd lsluiid towns

song “O Canada," was then sting, af- ‘er which it beautiful l<`ri»iich address was read' _accompanied by a tittrgible gift. A beautiful bouquet ot' flowers was also presented to liiiii by his little cousin. Nellie Arscrinult, daugh- ter oi’ Mark J. Arseiinult. ’I`lie add- ress was replied to by' his brother Abel. Mr. S. E. Gallant being call- ed, delivered a short but appropriate speech. extolling the gr-nat merits of the returned soldier. Mr. Harry Dar- by also spoke well. ile paid 'ii high compliment to the patriotic family

war. One of them had returned

'ion was held. Another had inadc the supreme sacrifice, while the tlilrd ‘rad won medals for bravery in bat-

sung and a recitation appropriate tr

'ra Gallant. Mr. Doiiiliiioiie Arsenault intl others, their passed ii few reiriiirks- 'titer which the reception came to a 'lose by the singing of "God Save the ’Ul1g." Miss Clariee Gallant, who \resid'ed at the organ, rendered some \xce[itionnll_v good ini';.:ic. _'Firm 'heers and ii tiger were given ,in hon- or of the soldier. The scene in the ‘iall was ii pathetic mic, nil present ‘icing deeply niover\. Before the lirong dispersed. the returned soldier :vas able to say a few words to them ii which he greatly thanked them "ir the niiignlflcent reception tender- ~tl him. In the evening the home of Jr. Leon J. Arsenanll was crnwdof' vith people. The iniiny friends of he soldier' grouped nroiind him to. .rear liliii titlk. llc was in fine i'oriri 'liougii somewhat tired of his long oyuge. lie is recovoriiig fast from ‘iis wounds. but will in all probability 'lever be tit to go back to the front. iir. Arserioiilt must return to llztllfnx _'ii the middle ot' the week, where he rill undergo iiretliral examination and 'ret a release. Tire day being some-, vhat sliowery. the attendance to ihi- ‘ecentlon wits somewhat liamperedt is it was ii large nunibei' `tlid assist he hall being pricked to' the doors. -\n English translations of the nd- ‘ress will appear in the Gunrdluii 'oon. M

_.._3

Maid Wanted

For geiiei-:il housework in family of

three. No washing. Big wages t.o experienced conipe-tent person. Ap- 'ily in writing giving experience and recomnieiiriations to

HOUSEKEEPER.

P. O. Box 400.

,(!lty.

- 022-10-30Mti‘.

Choice Lot For Sale in Charlottetown

We will sell by public auction on

Wednesday Oct. 31, 1917 commenc- ing at 12 o'r-.lock noon choice lot of 'and 42 and 80 situated on Richmond Street _East part. of the late Judge Hodgson, estate. For particulars ap- ply `

BENJ. CARTER

- Auctioneer

728-10-20M10ipd.

Great Clearance Sale

AT ROLLO BAY WEST.

The Subscriber-offers for sale all

his stock, crop. implements. household furniture. etc., etc. As the farm is sold, everything must go- on Wednes- day, 14th November at 9.30 a. m. sharp

S"l`O(`.K-1 Clydesdale mare 9 yrsi

old; 1 horse. 4 yrs. oid;~1 driving mare 7 yrs. old; 6 milch cows. 7 young ¢Bt~ tie, 1 large brood sow. 4 spring pigs, tfat); 2 young pigs, 80 hens.

(‘R0l'~60 tons hay, 10 tons straw.

niotliy Seed, 800 bus..p0iat068. 500 bill-

IMPLEMENTS.-I Massey Harris

iaiid.

that had furnished three iieys to tne`

'vounded in whose honor the recep-

‘ie. A song, Hymn of Love, was then'

the occasion was given by Miss Aldo--

. .

in-r cont nfl lor cash. - W w'."¢{=",°'|,M|G-

asm. canren at co.. _ ,,,.,,l§,$&'!'.’.'.'L$.'l‘.‘1.r...‘Z.¢b.f. 'h°',."°,’.

Auctioneers.

931-10-31M3ipd

F F 1:

=i gs

.ir -nf be piid for. :__-_-_°.-_ 0-llllliop.

' GEORGE DIX_0N| - ` Highilslp

. 487 -10-Ilfwfmlmopd

roved joint noted, on all Slim! 0V6l'

her bi'othor`now in li;ispitni°iii Eng-

massage. Oomiiig buck Fritz siait

the houses down everywhere. We

cellur until the worst. of it was over.

gas, so we put on uur_ gns li-'£i:n.»~ -. Finally we got back to the (J. l'."a :lug out and stayed there until nvirir- lng. ln tha iiiorniiig we l'o:i:\' l!r:l during the night it piece'oi` :.'lir;.|in:-l had rut it hole iii the blanket \v» hi-l over' tlie door and the pluce‘\.'.|;: lull of gas. There were four oiilci-r;-1 nn.l three runners giissed. 1._cw wciit lo the dressing station four hours hr~l'ur'e nie, as he was more seriously lin So we got parted, and I don’t know uhetlier he is in France or l3l?i:hty.

The people are awfully nice in-re.

I ani sitting up today und feel iiiucli better. .

Love to all. _ Write soon to hrotlivr

Jim.

P._S.-l hope to see you soon.

(Patriot please copy.) y

SAGE IEA ' KEEPS l

YilllR HAIR DARK

When .Mix¢d with Sulphur It Brings Back its Beautiful Lustre

at Once l

Gray linlr, however lizindlsomc, ,llc-

notes advancing ago. We nil know the advantages of ii youtlii'ul appear- ance. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When, it farles., turns gray and looks streaked. just a few applications of Sage 'l`c'u und Suipliur enhances its nppetiriiiicc it linndrcd-fold. I

Don't stay grziyl' Look youinz!

Either prepare the recipe at home ~- get from any drug store ti bottle ot' “Wye-th's Sage and Sulphur Coni- poiinil," which is merely tlie` oItl~tinie re'ci-pf- improved bv' the ziiltlitloii ut other ingredieiits. 'l‘liou.~:-iriitls oi' folks retzoiiinitnd this rcnily-to-rise prcpiirti- ti-fin,becziuse it durkens the hair betin- tit`ull_v,`be:-aides, no one can possibly tell, no it iliir'ke'iis- so naturlillv' :intl evenly. You riioistrin it sponge or soil brush with it, drnwliig this througli the hair, taking -one small strand nt i timo. By inorning the gray h:\ir disuppears; after :inotlier npplimitlor.. or two, its- iiziturnl color is-re'st0i'ctl 'ind it becomes thick, glossy and lus- rous, and you appc-:ir years younger. \V_vetli’s Sage. and' Sulphur (`oni-

oounil is u delirgiitful toilet i'ei|iil:-lite. lt li not lnteiide'd for the 1-ure. nliil- gati-oii or prevention of disease.

l l

,AnT, ALL R|GHT.

(`l'itle-\Voll, old man if you wont

my cindid opinion of our picture, itll l have to any is that it` thot is nrt,” then l’in an ass. n

Artist-Oli..i.hiit's nrt right enouglil'

-London Passing Show. ' ~

M “__ __| 'sgyl

nonrcics sins l

1-v 're be som by Public Ant-.tum in'

front of the Court I-louse in George- town, in i\ing's County, on VV;ii`.iim- day, the 21st 'tiny of Noveiiilicr, A. I). 1917, iii. the blur ot twelve tfcloclc noon-

All tlint tract, piece or part-ci of

lurid situntc, lying :ind being on Town- ship Nuiiiber Sixty-tlireo, in l{iiig`s County iit'oi'esirlll, bounded ti-ntl des- cribed as follows, that in to .~\u_v: --- Coiniiienciiig on the east side of the Mink ltiver Rodd and in the iiorlh boundary of one liiindroii and live acres of land' conveyed to John Gru- ham, thence east. by the magnet of. the year 1764 being the said ii_orthern boundary one liuridi'cd chains or to the rear line of farms fronting on the said Road, thence nortliwardly along the said rear line to ii point midway between the north and smith boundar- ies ol' one hundred acres oi' land for- ii‘ier'ly in possession oi' 'l‘cri'oiice Lan- nigan, thence west to the said ltond to a point midway between the said' north and south boundaries of Ter- rence Lannigan'g farm,. theirce south- wardly along the Road to the pliiee of coinniencenient, containing 50 :tures agreeably to n plan showing the loon- tion thereof on the margin of a Gov- ernment deed to Michael Lnnnigrin

l). 1892.

Mrs. Rough Ailains 'oi' Spring Brook

has received the following letter from

were fort-.ed to take shelter in an old '

‘ 'rolu.' ._ J- _ _- - _

When we carrie out we could sinnll ltioli as ililluilll 0il\lf¢‘|`-‘i U1 L-|‘* Mum"

. i ii i r i tl 1 i ‘ -. - 5.“.l.‘l;“?. §.‘§...‘ 5.2. 225 ."‘.l’.?.“€§.. price printed on the packet-5,,-,-

-ning for the company and were sent

W' '.-.lf-.'.l:i";l.';".':.l The First Tea ever put 011 the

Dear Sister Sadie -As l am in hos '

it... ri. e...w.u ....1 5...... - ::':l..‘: .’§':'.i:': ‘.".“.:.~;'."'i'.:': .:’.‘.':".§£ A -market with G P*'°f¢°f@ Selling

by the 0. C. down to n.N.i-i.Q. with' = 5 . V --- a _ ._ _ _ ,

>\'i‘o on "J~lr lwaliis io

ltegiirioill;-; who niuy como in t'l'.ls:-1 Ullf-' niny not have to go to wzir. 'l`lie Mi- litnry lleiui1|ii:ii'tei's oilit-iiils have bffvii looking iiiio the niiitter niore t:ui‘et`iil-. ly, niiil in spilt- oi' ri-irielii. uliiioiiiri-1-s-l ments, the iiiipi'i~rl.~:loii sf-ellis to bw lhit lilo iiolder oi` ii i-oniiriissioii culi- iinl. ho coiiipelletl to s'ei'\'e in the rzuills.

’I‘hr.~ authorities, lruwevcr. :ire expec-

ting n t-oiisideriibie iiiiiiiber oi' nillitlu otiiccrs to volunteer siwvices in nity capacity, and those who do so will he sei-onricil. rind will retain their -millin- ry rank wlien they return. Any sttfps on the part ot' the lii_L;lie|‘ oiliccrs will tlvperid liirgcly on the nunibei' ol' grade A. niiliilzt oilicers' there iiiiiy he iii t-hiss onli- und it is siiggested that lt' tlic iiunrher is iotiiiti to he liirge the depni't.iiieiit'may iliiii it way iirminr] the tliilitculty by rcquesiliig theiri to resign

ed' to shell the_village und Lew sug- . Q - their comm-issiolis ln the militia tem- gested -we return by the old trench CERS lporurily. ’ -_ illsltfull Of by lhc l‘0U-ll Wllillh WG dill Alter this was done, the incii could and lucky for us, too. 'l‘he-shells' he drafted as priviites, the sumo :is carrie over in ull directions, knocking, the ordinary civilian.

_ AUCTION,

Horse, Carriage and Harness, Furni- ture, &.c.

I uni iiistructed hy A. A. 1\’lcl.cun,

Esq., to sell by ituctioii ut his resid-

ciice 133 Eitzroy Street on Weiliies- dny the 31st tiny of October coniiiien- ciiig :it 11 o'olock forenoon. horses, i-iii'i‘io';;es. ond liiirness, also ii quan- tity ot' furniture. bookcuses, books, i~roi'ltoi'y, cooking range (iicnry now) ond kitclren utensils &c.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

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Q,ueen’s County Doinlmion Election

Ladies and Gentlemen.

Electors of Queen’s County.

At it large and representative Convention held a few

Weeks ago I was niizlnimously nominated to contest this County in. favor of the Government and the active pro-

secution of the War.

The platform since enuncieitcd by Sir Robert Borden

is broad, cdmpi'eliensivc and statesmanlike, and should receive the unqualified support of all patriotic electors.

My influence will be exerted towards the prompt

forwarding of recruits to relieve our gallant"but wearied

soldiers at the front.

I shall vigorously urge :ill needful improvements in

all our transportation facilities. It is well_ known that congestion of freight, spring and fall, not only retards our prosecution oi the wui' but- pziiulyzes our trade, causes heavy losses to our 'i`it1°iiici~s, i1ie1'cliitni.s and shippers, and ui'gentl_v calls for improvement.

For nine years I had the lioiior ofbeing it represen-

tative froni this Province in the Dominion House of-~Gom- iiions, during which period I iiried to do my duty faith- fully, and I trust not witliout rc.=:ults.

I now respectfully solicit your support for Mr. D.

Nicholson.aii_c1 myself

The -season of the year

paign is being held niokes it

in which th/is election cam- difhcult for me to visit each

of you persoiially, much as I would like to do so, but I shall use every efi`o1't to see as many of you as I can.

' Yours faithfully,

Valleyfield,

October 29th, 1917.

934-10-SIME2-Ei

A l.i‘}X.:\ .\` l)l‘llf HA RTIN.

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V Class

10th, 1917.

your nearest Post Ofiice.

60 bus. wheat. 400 bus. oats. 6 bus. Tl- bearing date the 10th day of May, A. Reg' S' A'

Military Service Act 1917

It is not suflicient for men in the above class to

be medically examined. Each man MUST REPORT for SERVICE or CLAIM EXEMPTION before Nov.

' Hundreds .

will rush to be medically examined the last few days

y Forms

for exemption and Reports for Service can be had at

W. W.” STANLEY

1 Men

' AARON O. 'OOGBWELI-.

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machine. 1~hay.r`ake, 1- buggy. 1 road in a certain Indenture of Mortgage xv//[]A\\\\\€v],,"y[i\\`\\“`\@ll,b,“’i\\\\\\\\\¥ WHEBOI1. 1 mild CBN. 1 U`“°l‘ W°!B°“- bearing date the 11th day ol' March, Y l

1 cart, 1 truck, 1 wheelbarrow. pin 1 1 d

hsrrloys, spring tooth narrows, sour; $1.11!, l:1(, ms; be&we(e;nTHowai-d

lar, clntyre harrow, 1 wget: slel1Kl\l).o2 N" eg' os' “gmthr 5'; ET ‘iwnshlp A b_| ~_ _ double sleighir. 1 driving 08h. X ‘lm el' X Y’ '99 n |187* `0""lY. ` sleigh 1 trottln sleigh, fork hoes, f m and Elm, pg | hip if utomo l e Xmas prlze campalgn

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room suite, bed room suite. stoves, made in the payment of the principal chelrmlouiigcs. tables. el»c...0ll2-. CFC~=1\' and interest sefcurerl by s_aid mort-

ery 1 .cream iieparatosr. iilew , Cl;`\:I'n- *atm ‘ milkcsns,aiis,etc. ewlismac nc. , "°"°"°'~~-----~ mats, carpe‘Is, etc, Dated this 16th day of October, A. . N..-.w..|c...fri.|,m.

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. The Charlottetown Guardian I `

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llflrtrnent wltliln ten dn . ` _ _

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