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Weekly' (Now Evening Dliiy) 1887. EEE E 'E ' ~ - it  if W E 'A E 'E *D
ng--»»». ii-in mil... it.. eHARLo1'rE'rowN, CANADA, THURSDAY, ocroseiz 25, 1911 25:28 55.' $211'($253232.l'l.."l'§¢'l?;2.”'l.‘f‘ii'f"$fEEE’ .- if-.-i
llon. W. S. Fielding Decides for Union The French Continue to Rain ‘Annihilaiing Blows on the German 'l`o Meet the New and increased Aus-
Government and Will Contest Yar-_ Positions. 8.000 Prisonersihave Already Been Counted, Many trian Offensive Now Concentrating on
1_5-)-.l._.li_
` .
mouth, N.S., as Supporter oi Borden. Guns Taken and Several ‘iii ages; All German Counter-lliiaciis ' Italian Front.
0nly_ Two Western Liberals Remain Were ltepnlseil. 160 fillers belonging to Eight lliitereiit
to Support LauI_s_|er_ ` Divisions are Among the Pr 0ne|»s_ (canadian Pres. oispstsii) sen-tous si'ruA‘rioN in AusTniA
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
O'I’TAWlA. Oet. 24.*!-lon. W. S.
Fielding, former Minister' of l<‘inance
in Sir Wilfrid l_.aurier‘s govcriiment.
has declared for Union Governm`cnt
_and it is understood will contest Yar-
mouth, N. S., as ii supporter of Sir
Robert Borden's government.
W. F. Nickle, Kingston, ()utai'io',
one oi' the rmost proniiueirl. uiembers
of the last parliament who annoiiiiiz-
ed his intention of retiring will again
be ii candidate ln support of Sir 1'io-
bert Borden.
lt. B. Bennett, Calgary, will ilu like-
Iwiise. Messrs. Meiglien. Calder and
|(1rei'ar are having a tritimphant tour
:through the west. Only two Liberal
iriemhers of the late parliament in thi.
'west will continue to support Sir Wil-
lirid Laurier. They are Holi. Frank
Oliver. Edmonton, and i)r. Molloy.
l Sir Robert Borden will announce
the date of the election next week.
lie will open the campaign in_ llalliux
iiinl it is uudei'stood that I-lon. N. W.
ilowell, lion. Arthur Mcighon, I-lou_ l~‘.
ll. (Tiirvell :ind lion. A. K. Muclleuii
will be present in the opening meet-
lug.
.
_-_-~_‘_ ~_‘_-`-‘ff-“--Q--~‘~'~ -_-_-*ff-'f-'-'ra'-':_ _ _ _ Y - - _-_-_ _-_ _ _ _ _~- -»_--~_---L~_-__-_-_-_-_-_~ --- -_-_~_-_ _ -. - ~»~ I ‘ ‘ The n l ‘V as g-(in eral \ y cal nl Un _ th C “/ho I L. f l-out
` (Caiiadiaii Priuvs Des/iaith) 'g
PARIS, Oct. 24.--Tire number of prisoiiersita-
ken by the Frencli in their attack iioriheast of Seis-
sons, has rcz.icliccl.8,oorr, the \V;ir fliiicc iiniioiiiices. it
is roiiiirnicd tliiit two ciieiny divisions wliicir had been
licld iii i'cscrve in-lriiiil the front were engaged on (ict.
23 :iiid were put to ii very severe lest. '
‘ 'i`lic (ierniiins attempted no coiinter-aittack on the
.-\isnc liiittlciront during thc night.
in tlic Vcrduii sector the (icriiuiiis inaitlc :1 violent
:ittziclc on the iireiicli posilioii north of llill 344; but
, _
'were licnteii liiick by the ij"1'ei1cli. llic :iniiounccmciit
folloivsz .
’ ` iof tlic :ittack iiortli of thc Aisnc. 'l`lic citeiiiy limited
    _liiiiisclf to lJoiiib:\r<li1ig‘ our new line, espccizilly in the
` _region oi Vaudcsson, and attempted no infantry
' iiclioii. _
BE     “Hur troops ure organizing the conquered ground.
three- roloncls, wcrc taken prisoners.
sessioii ol' ii long ridge which bars the approach to
I _ worry from the shoulders ot his pa-
Lziou froin the south. it is the strongest natural for   _ _em Mr
. . s'. .andM.A.P.L .B-
tress in northern France rind a cornerstone of the ifiiu- "em SL rs -use , ay
i‘fvei'y\\'licrc along this barrier the Gcriiiaiis face tlic LONDON och 24_D,._ Ge0_ Michae_
French across 21 very narrow space, in places only lis. the German Imperial Chancellor.
twcinty viirds wide and the battle will now be fought has Placed his portfolio in the hands """""'°`°'*'°""*""'*""°"'*‘|“"
out our thl` mnmw Hdgc oi' Emperor William, according to .iii
- i
. . ' _ . . .' - ~ ~ 1' 'I'
1   1 .   - 1 _ niiuiiisiii sPii:iiis~
_tliv iiiiinhcr of prisoners nctuzill_\' counted has rcaclicd i‘i‘eiicli cii]>tiii‘c of this iiiirricr would render (ier- ixgfjgdalkdsspauh given om by the O O
lE ' 8000 ainonf. horn 'r ifo Fi` -rs lei ` t ei lit ii' “ " fti ~/\`lcttc V‘il ' d l' ‘ ‘ - ‘S D si' *********"'**'°‘."""***
, B \V d. C ) 0 ICK. ) Ollgillg (J g lrlil Ol.(_i.lI)Z`il`l(._) O l(. l ii Cy dll ])Cl' ldilb L.Ol'i
“W ldiiierent divisions, including two of the Prussian sidcrzibiy beyond. impossible at two nm. P" word _M
 I0 ReCeiVe lhe Same  LQEMEE E.V.E.EwEli".iE Z. .E  Ea In :E    eov wswreo. ro A'r1'ENo A
fii0ii;|.5-.   - WHOLE WESTER.      g
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ARE Joiiiiiio Boiioizii is Now si=.iiousi.Y rHiiEArEiiEo‘fsiEiisv AND Pii`EPAnEn"i
f .
LONDON. Oct. 24,--The Auatro
ROME. Oct. 154.-~'l`be Aiistriauii Swiss frontier has been closed ow
have concentrated strong forces on ing to the serious internal situation
r(m_u.(|S_ The Staffs of three l.cgimemS_ __\m0_ng them the italian front for offeiiaive pur- iii Austria. according to an exchange
poses. army lieailriuariers announced telegraph despatch from therein. Sev
_ _ today". A lar e i" ‘io o` ie'  - ~
(c""“‘l""' PNN Dfxpatclil troops are (le‘i~niiiiis)D0rl1iidn thle Ury: ;ildIirimi'2i:ltii)il1 fzgiioriititswfde Jidshl;
i<i)N|)()N- l M- -'4~_’f\/iii R9\‘l'~'r'5 UWNVEI »`\gC"° rnateriai employed is likewise large Pressbury, Bruniia, and Laisbach,
ry)--'l`iicrc are iiidiciitioiis now that tire whole tier- ly of German origin. the rioters being mostly women, the
iiiain liiic on the western pliiteziu inust soon give w:iy.` T116 War 0fiiC6 i11\l10UllC¢l11oHt do 1=\d1/ICB BUH89- The DOUGH. BCCOIUIIIS
_,\l least Six (livisions were m.dCl.c(| yesterday [0 hold ciares the eneniy's blow will find tire to the reports, fired on the crowds.
on to _hc lmsilions at _my Cost ____ they wcrc of great _,___ ltalinn troops "Steady and Pr-cpai'cil" killing and wounding many persons.
lucy 'i`iic struggle is new being wzigetl for th! pos- ..;_-.___~.-_-.___.-_»._.-_-.-_-_-__-_.___-_-_-____-__...___________,_,, _____,___,_,__.,__-_-____,_,______________._._.___;_.§____
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
_ tiClllJL‘l'g liiw- _ -  Last night the Lieutenant was 'e
(hi the relief iiinp it rcscinbles zi huge club, the end Semed Wm) H bealliiflll lD0H0§l‘BlI1m0d
expanding into ti juinlrle of niziny fortified positions.‘ . , gold cigarette “as” by me R°Y°i Ed
RESIRNER °‘
ward Chapter. l.0.D.E.
+003
..._-“fl
_ __ _‘_ _...i _
in this column advtl. ara inserted
Assistance: No i"avoritism_ to_ bei      i `   "°“°' "°""‘°8°E"“‘°Tl?"
Shown. Enter N
__ 7 023M3i.
FRENCH SMASH THROUGH GER- t`cnded'\vith the best troops oi' the depth ot' three and a half kilometres C d, P _
‘ _ . D _
ow   - MAN LINES Gerurons, supported by heavy nrtili- (about two unc' a fifth miles). GE;u;;;_'aOn___ r2e:_' Agpatch) FOR SALE-14 FAT STEERBI 0L'l.
_li
cuter as ii participant in The Char-
lottetown (}UA‘ltDlAN'S Automobile
(Ihrietniss Ctanpaign. Many ambitious(
pets-ons on Prince Edward lsilaud are
nvaillng themselves of the fine op-
portiinity which 'is offered and are
taking hold every day.
The campaign departmeiit’s tele-
phone number is 132-2 ami if there is
anything pertaining to the campaign
that is not entirely clear to you.phoue
or write and the inanagcr will be
more' than glad te t`iii‘1\ish you the
ii1i`orination desired. There is it great
deal to be gained in a curnpui-gn of
this r-ort, both in pleasure and exper-
ience. Get your frlenilis io clip the
voting coupons from each issue of the
(}llAl`tDlAN. You wiilll be surprlscil lo
see how rapidly the votes wll'l pile up
for _\o-ii.
There is ii ballot box in tho ollicc
of the campaign department. where
votes may be deposited for any of the
contestants whom you may choose to
favor with your votes. if you cannot
bring the' voteii to the oiliee. send
theln I-ii by inail and they will bo cred-
ited to 'the candldiiio l`or wlioiir they
are intended. A list of caridltlates willl
appear lu The GUARDIAN in ii [UW
days.
A ra-ir Field for Aii
All persons resiitllng on the island
will be eligible to compete. The 01111’
restrictions are that the person shall
not be ot"questlonable character. No
salaried employee of The GUARDIAN
nor H member of a salaried eml>i0>'-0'!
family will be allowed to compete.n0r
will any favors be extended to one
contes-tant that will not be Sl\0Wu I0
othefrs. The GUARDiAN'S camDBi8l1
department will assist all cnudidiliffil
in every way possible, but in so dolrng
will treat all alike. _ _ ' ‘
There are two ways- of obtaining
votes in ‘the contest: One WHY 'S' 40
clip the vote coupon from the DHl>9`fS»
illl out as directed and send to the
campaign department. You can VOIP
any number of these co\\P0“S~ They
must me sent or broiii;ht_to this 0m00-
The other way is to vote by |J|\U°l-
Ballots can only be secured uD0n WY'
iiien; of subscriptions. The'-10 Doy-
ment-s may be from D°l'f°“B mkmg
The GUARDIAN or from new sub-
scribers; the money must accomvlllly
all these orders. The l11lll'lb0l‘ 0|'
votes given on subscription payment!
depends entirely upon the lentiih 0|'
subscriptions accoriiiu! 10 the V°"“3
'I
schedule, which arrears in the pros-
pectus. and on the back of the sub-
scription blanks.
-Votes nlvlowed on all subscriptions
VOTES OFFERED IN THE REGU-
PLICATION IS RECEIVED
paign. At no tiiue during the ciiiri~
piiigu will special offers ol' votes he
nizide other than the above.
Viiili}RN i\lRRiV|iil .
iii ALRES SILENRB
i
* ‘(G=inadlan Press Diupatcli)
RifiMl~.‘. Ort. 23.-'Fire Vatican run-
irui iiiitiorstaiiii wi\'_v llin Allies lui'/L‘
not iinsworeii i’upc Beuotiicl's pearl
plon. 'i`lio rnysI.ol‘.‘»' Wiiii flGUl`1Ul|'-ifi
_vestertla_v iiy i'ici'icals reiitliliiq ol' Ilit'
stateirieiit of Lord ltoliort (Tivoli ilinil
Eiigliiiitl wus noi. to udopi the Aiiier
iean reply.
Viiticiiii loniiers wnriiily priiisi- tlii~
llnited States for its proiupi. reply in
such "democratic, ubovo board dip-I
loniatie languagov" _
Minqrdg Lliiiment cures gnrpot in cowl
TH E \VI'lA'I‘HER
wind shifting to southwesterly. oc-
i:i 2.15.
in proportibii to the _length of sub-
i
-- ' ery. -
_ PARIS. Oct. 24.- in -o-ire--of  <'np'tiir'cd' the line indicated by the . I , _ ._ _ _
NOW id UIC UIUC U1 'I-fel illhi' 81141 N‘1S“i’S¢‘i`iPli°" accepwd roi' |995 u"‘“ owiftest und most ii'_ishing blows of i-uarries of I“iuty and Bohert.\'_ A er. our troops. after ii tE'eslJei‘nte en- inahocmfiti guns JM been doubled' The *COOLIE PUP8 FOR SALE A1'
“Rx '“°“th*‘~ - 'the wztr. the French troops to-iliiy little inter. Mzilmziison l~`or. lri the ay rs ave summoned meetings to
THREE “MES THE AMOUNT OF siiiiished' through the German lines ceirtre, tell into our hands.
at one point, inflicted neavy losses
.LARW/OTE SCHEDULE WiLL BE ou the enemy ,and captured more CAPTURED THREE VILLAGES
'GIVEN ON THE FIRST SUBSCRIP-
onovs ENEMY Fnoi/i QuAni=iiss ° y " _‘°‘”“5 “mi ver. s. ru Noni. s
_ _ __ _ _ cities along the Rhine are expecting c ummervme' R' R'
(Canadian Press Dispatch) in their tirs_&__das_li our soldiers _ _ reprisal ah, mid the H b_ f _‘ N0. l. . 7g4.10.23M5{
"Pushing their advance still iurtli-. _ S' um Er 0 an - _
gageineiit, in which they gave proof
of their irresistible snap, drove the
eneiriy out ot' the qiiiirrles oi' Mont
i;ai'iisse, which had been partly crush
tliiiu 7,500 prisoners and 25 heavy lcd by our big shells.
, .
]T'0N‘ DOUBLE THE AM°UNT'oE=i;uns und i'ield guns Several inipor'i.~ “On the loft our' progress wus i-.ou ,
VOTES ALLOWED 'N THE REGU'..'iiit villages also fell into the liniiiis tiiiiied with the siiirlo stir-i-i~.»i.~. tli<\| ENEMY LOSSES ARE LARGE.
LAR VOTE SCHEDULE WILL EEE|1ot` the Frencli, uccording to t.hc War villages of Alleinant and Vniiilisi-:oiil
VEN DN THE NEXT ENE SUE"0t`iiee nniiounccinent lust night. rernaiiiirig in our power, while on tn'-' "'i‘lic enemy losses in thi: iziiiiifse
SCEHETIONS 'F THEY AEE TURN( The statement follows: right. our tr'ooups ciirrieil their lines oi' the day are large, in iiilditloix ti
ED 'N WITH-'N TEN DAYS FRoM| “North ot' the Aisne the ut.tni:l¢ on to the heights iliiririiiiitiiiq l';irn- those inflicted on hliii by our iirtill
THE DATE THE CANDIDATES AP'|\"hieli we luiiilched this niorning rio- i|;_v-l"iliziii_ i-ry prepartiori.

iiisiilii gniviriiiiii
(Cnnarilao Preise Disipatcii)
I‘l5'l'lt()GRAl`i. (ici. 'B/i.-The news
ESRRRSES UNIRN Giili.,
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
0'l"l‘AWA.()ct_ ‘.Z4.~liou. W. S
Item' uulh0ril_ie;i_a_t_asi|f.ix took Mne-
RER/|ANRS_RiPRlSillS
(Gaiindisii i'i'css Dispatch)
' vs_( ri. -'a.- if ~i n_-
papers state that l’roniier l{ci'ensk_v LONDU H , " ('TlU_m i
S'tauclaire, ilu: .l-miicli iriiiiiiitci In
. ~ - | '
lirolirilily will reliriuuisli the host o_f Ro_________i___ l_____ ______l______ ___ 0_l_________ ____
t oniiiiiiniler-lu-t.liiof ot the Russian iii- _ _ _
infos io (ieiicrai Boiiklionin nt ilie end mmnng m H" Udchsa d"“`w'U"h M'
,Ur uw wm_k_ '.Reuiers, Liiiiitiiilr. which gives the_
following noi.-iiiiiii iii' liiu aiitli‘ci<ri Lo
ilii- ii‘i'oiii'l1 r-oloiiv llit-re'
 W S  "Gei'iniiny is i-oiivinced tliul. liiiii;
| i i I~`ei'iliriii|iii :intl liic legally coiiiititilted
Ilounianinii (iiiveriiirient would opp-
ose any proposal t'or a separate peace
and hue iitt,cni|iii-.i.‘ ii desperate ciinri
to expcll the Rouinimian nriiiy froru
lvloliliiviu, with tho object ot' estnii-
i~`leldlng, for l'li'teou yours Minister' lishing ut ilueliurest a new Govern-
TE1v[PEI{ATUR’E' ot' Fiiiance under Sir Wilfrid Laurier, inent which would agree to ii seiiai~~
'l‘ID`E. i\`I()()N, l‘}'|‘(l. gave out Inst night a stirteent risking aio pence llut the Roumauiaii nrniy.
-_ _ general support for the Union Gov- vigorously roi-iisteil The attacks ot'
ernent und endorsing the action tuk- the enemy, thus protecting Bessar'-
TORONTO' oct' 24'_ Easterly en by lion. A. K. Mncbeiin in enter- nbiii. und as a result atrocities are
., 9' ' ing the Governiucnt its the represent- iicing coiiiirrltted in lloumaninn terr-
cimlonul mm' titivc of Novn Scotin Llberalisin. iiori’-"
The highest ternperature recorded The minister mm the mmy “ml
»“e5te'lday Wm” 47 degrees “Dove” M ' L their civilian population of Moldavia
10 “~ ni- it ‘W9 45 ‘ibovei "l 9 V' m E vias threatened with (amine, anti he
ii W” 44 “b°"e~ The mwest the pref appealed to the ilernocracy of Odessa
Vi0““ “ight W" 40 “b°"e‘   to organize speedy ami regular re-
The title will be high this evening He! i
win Y
.t    at  -» »ARR[gi{|; A] Htuftx i ____
lii~ hgh iiiiriorrow morning nt 6.00"* _ __ _
Saturdn at 729 _...___
The siinnaets this nftei-noon ut 5.18. (Canadian Press Dispatch)
ind tomorrow at 5.16; ft rises toinor- NEW ‘YORK. Oct. 24.-Dr. Patrick
row nloi-ning at 6.48 and Siiiiii-day at Macfwirton. Sinn Felner. arrested bi'  
,.50_ ' the nriiisil authorities at r-isiiriix.
The moon°sets tomorrow morning egrevii Wiih "G@“0i`\\i" T-iam MBUUW- _ (Canadian Fran Delpntch)
' es. one of the leaders of the 1916 re- PARIS, Oct. 23.-Germany is pre-
'l`he first quarter of the moon wris lieiiioii _ill ireluud. that they would |-arlng ii great air offensive to tore-
oii Tiieidrav. Oct 23rd nt 9.38 s.m. r attempt .to get _back to ireland, und' stall Americifs entrance into the
The moon will he full on Tuesday. it possible presumoltlfy in so_iar as war, the .Paris Temps declared to-
Gctp ;;0(h_ M L19 u_m_ ' Mncfhiiton wits concerned to furth-. day. Prisoners declare' the Jul
Tire length oi today will he ten or agitate and fomefnt another Sinn production oi neioplanes in German
mm... and thin,-.oiie inlnuter.. Fein Rebellion in ‘l land. The Mil- factories totalled 2.000. A new foilr-
eiigined biplnne, capable of carryingr
scrtptlons as 'per ine, votv l\0hod\lleif`Mi'i\ard’| Linlmont ou'i-os - colds, sto. cm-ion on s ship; ‘ ' _ i no pgund 5°'m`\,,, h“,fm,n`¢1¢,i,,||.
_  _
-.
.i¢f:r~i _ ____n..| »- 1 - _ 0
l
i
if. -9
_' 4 volopod under extremely in-illiiirit “l<`iiially. in the rciiiru cur li-trips' The number of prisoners coiinteil
The vom schedule Wm not hU`coirditions. Despite rnlst iirui' ixiln drove tresli oiiciiiy i'i::iorvir.~r slriiltvi-'rip to the present cxroeils 7.500. Iii
“lialmed 'in "ny way' during the cumiioiir troops attacked with adiulririilc and skelicr. iinil cirptiicril iii ii viirieiii. the enoriiioiis amount ol' material
iciithusiasiu the l`oi-irildiilrlc er;:nniz» sliwigglo tho village ut' t‘havignon_ Al i-iipturcil wo luive counted 155 licav_\
i
ptlmi or tho enmity whit-li (vor-o, dir- this point our iiiiviiirre i‘oiii~lioil ii tiold caution."
---,.~...».,.-...~__....~...............,....._._...,
,AVERAGE Piliiiil »  
RRRP IN ilNliRlR
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
’l`0RON'l`i), Oct. 24.-Au average po
into crop \vli.ii only' :iii unimpurti-int
iiiuouiit of rot is lndicatt,-d b_v the rn
ports ironi tlie ilistriet agents of the
liopiii't.nierit ot` Agriculture [ur the
piist week.
|iili|iiN lRiliiPS .
REPUlSi ilUSiR|RNS
(Canadian Press Despatch)
it0Ml~J, Oct. 24.-itulian troiips
,vcsterdiiy repulsed a strong iittucli
by Austrian and German forces in
the Cadore region at Monte Piziiiii.
cllncliing the enemy‘s defeat there
by clearing ii section oi’ the trench-
es _which had been teniporurily re-
linquished: the \‘V'ar Office announced
to-day. 'l`lie ai'tillery_ activity on the
Julian front was intense and there
was' notable aerial activity during
the prevalence of favourable condit-
ions ~ '
Mdnard'| Lln'i`men¢ cures Tooihache
. (||
(‘-().\Ii.\'(rl E\'l*1N'l`S.
.-\NN()I.lNCEME.\"l`S.
_ MEQTINGS. E'l‘(‘-.
/ _-___ .
“Special ineetlng of Boyne. I.. 0.
il. i.0fll§|\l.. 784-10-2ilM0l
*°’l`he New Haven Fox Co.. Ltd.,
will hold their-annual meeting in Y.
yf M. C. A. Roomb. Oct. 25th .ot 7.30 0'-
eiock. 'r. H. coiwiii, r?i»‘¢i.
sto-io-zinzi.
Mlnordw Llnlmont euros Nour|I|t|.___
explain precautionary measures to farm' nwky EMM' J' 0' Hyudman-
the population. who are advised to _
keep calm. Sirens have been mount-
rss.
~i=AnAoon iiaAci-imsfro i.e'r sv
ed on churches' and from them the
alarm will be sounded. week or month' Apply to 224 Eu'-°
ton street. 30n.10.13M¢t
PRiRiiNiliiE iISiS
ARE iiBiit|SHill
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
-()'l"i`A\\'.\, f)t‘t_ 24.-'i`hc Govern
ment has iiiiolislictl piili‘oiiu1.‘:c lists iii
all Ucpts.
iiirhiniiiiuis
(Canadian Press Dispatch)
LONDON. Oct. 24.- Capt. Roald
Amuiidseii. the iriitorl Norwegian ex-
plorer went. io the Gorinaii legatlon
at l(ristiania_ on Tiiesday. nays lieut-
ers i(i'lstiuniu correspnnrieirl, and re~
tiiriierl to the (ierinzrn Minister his
German rierorniioiis us ii "pv‘.r'i~'oi~'il
pi‘oi.est. uguiiisi. the Gerninn 111|"-.trip
oi' pnnccfiii Norwegian suilore on Oct
17ii\» in tire North Seu.".
RECURR RA|NFilll
Niswwonx. oct. 24.-New vorii
was drenched toilny under the seasons
most violent rain and wind storm.
Moré than two inches of rain fell up
to noon. Mirny sniiill vessels were
With uproperty loss estimated at
$100000.
RECRRR FiilililS
IN iUSiRRilA
(Canadian Preao Dispatch)
LONDON, Oct. 24.-(Vis Reuters
Ottawa Agencyi.-A cable from
Melbourne says that the Victorian
State Election will be held on Nov.
is unwell and has been ordered to
takg ri complete rest.
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16. Premier Hughes. of Australla._ Halifax, ~N.8.._ _-.  __ 828-i0-25'Mll
Y
73 Upper Prince Street.
823-10-24M2ipd.
*wsnrsn A1' oiiioE.'i='oi\ i=AMii.v
of two small house or cottage. cen-
trally located_ Apply "B. W." c|o
Guardian Office. 665-10-l6Mtf.
*T0 RENT OFFICE 70 GREAT GEO
rge Street. Hot water heating.-
Apply Guardian Office.
760-10»22Mtf.
  RilURNEil_iil MlNlSlER `°°::.I.=..?;..°.:..:..'r.:=;°:.:...'>.2.i.';%
ly where work is light. Apply at
Guardian Oiflce. 8,11-10-24M2ipd
*FOR SA»LE.- A HOG PIG SIX
_ months old well bred. Apply -Wea-
lay H. Hood. Clyde Riiver;
804-10-24M2ipd.
LOST-BETWEEN ROCHFORD ST.
and Peoples' Church. Sunday even-
lnz ir brooch valuable to owner.
Finder please leave 71 Bayfield Bt.
- 820-10-24M3lpd.
NOTICE T0 FARMERS AND POTA-
to dealer
s. l can quote you prices
on bags any quantity prices right.
   A. Alyward 93 Queen St. Charlot-
. I letown. Phone 627-J.
(Canadian Press Dispatch) f r 7"'w'23M3lpd'
*HEAVY BROWN PAPER FOR
sale. excellent for putting under
ollclotli or carpets. Apply st The
Guardian Ottlce. 782-10-20Mtf.
wrecked or sunk in Flushing Bay. ~ -~
*GLASSES LOST AT Ol NIAR
,corner of Kent and Pownal Streets
a pair of gold rim glasses with
chain stashed. Finder please leave
at Guardian Omcs. B82-10-lfldtt.
WANTED.-40 CARPENTER! AND
laborers wanted immsdiotely.1ong
.iob and good wages. Apply Govern-
ment House or write E. E. P. Box
391. ‘N41llM!‘Mlll.
"A sun: mine" rut ntirénlno
powers of s Remington Typewriter.
the day in and day out. all the year
round machine. A- bllhfe Fraser.
-srniivzo more wiv riilnifisll,
Record hoods continue and many' Southport, four |li'o`6p or lambs.
towns have been completely _lmindnt-_ l-‘lnder please notify M. W. Wood or ‘
ed. Hundreds are homeless and the W. -McNeill. Rowlrd.
outlook is siiiii to be sei-ions. ii A ' ' fhbioasnga
="ro i.E'r-i=unNisHEb on' UNI-'un.
nlshod house or apartment. Apply