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____'____ _ Y _ v _ _ v it __ _ in  GUARDIAN ' y '___ _w _ DECEMEER _jg _ _ _ ' _
FIGHTERS MUST HAVE -RUSSIAN REVO UTIONARY
lu. surroiir PEOPLE - - ‘l__..._._°V lllllfll fills
_  G C  
_ ~ ~r ¢_y,.~ --1, ;,», ' --mfr ` day. it has been succeeded iy
' ‘ ` ‘ O' Coalition Cabinet of advanced Socia-
7 to entoi into negotiations for an ar
     s I  And'N:ésri&ii¥gg(iNEed1?‘vever me Bolshevikii mistlco ‘and 2,, Kenai-al peace treaty.
ment of Nikola Lenliie has fallen, ac-
cording to a Potrograil despatch to
the Daily Chronicle, date-:l Vlqoilnes-
it
(Canadian Press' Despatch)
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 30.--Tile Aus
tro-Hungarian gc\'crIinient, according
to a ilespatcli from Vienna, has sent
an official reply accepting the Rus
sian- governmeiivs wireless proposal
B¢||9 i0 - “Oliver Siirring War Appeal      ~ _
iluge Gathering llere.
-   AUSTRO-HUNOARIANS NOW  
ill fllws R0’l0 NY- llM‘l'Y i-u\\<i0'r|olil 'r`~oiint.ry-and tho liiforcuco was 'E   
W5-“ F" *`“l9"E“'“"-" Wmmlll- il0l>\‘ llliobvloii-s. llc made it clear tiiat hc' V _
his own ilold. Today lie is that, uiiillwa-s not rei’eri°i-ng to those unfit for .---v--_---
moro. His chief inisrlomin life now
is to do ull lu his nuwri-'iiiwiii-ini
bringing victory as quickly rig nn,-,_
sible to the cause of the Allies-i
whether it be on -the battlefleldg of
France or in the Capital of the Do-
minion. lii the fonner case, he con.
elders i-t a privilege to help keep
up the morale of the men by' sing-
ing or joking as only Lauder can.
In a letter, he conside‘red.~it an equal
privilege to assist in the several ways
be can towards obtaining support
for the men in khaki. |
Recently, Lauder came to Ot-
tawa. lmniediatefiy on his- arrival,
he addressed a meeti-ng in the Plaza,
appealing for more men and money
for the cause of the Allies. At noon
he addressed an assembly which
filled the large dining liall of the
Chateau Laurier, urging the smite
cause. in tho afternoon and eve-
ning. he an-tertiiinod capacity audi-
ences at the Rus:--ell Theatre. ii; the
same time bringing home to his heur-
ern the cause which is nearest his
heart.
To all who heard him was obvious
the remarkable change wrought by
the war-'the cliungq brought abou.
hy the death in action of his only
son. Lauder was-_ not the light-
hearted, whimsical amusenicnt ar-
gnn of the past. lie was' a man fired
with a grim dctemiinatlon to do his
utmos-t for the Empire. and with iii.-
nngirg to bring about that, sanic fcoi~
ing in the hunilreils who Panic witii-
Lii his' reach. _ __
llarry Lauder's address beforc ai;
audience coniposes of me'ni_be;,f= fin
the Rotary and Canadian 'Liu til. ag
the Chateau .La_ur'ier. waslsuci 
thrilled every rilsfeller- _Txre lX(¢q'_
nothing "fancy about it. e t 
mga was mmpyy told, ut mos.
fec-tively. it hit iionic. :mil ‘;C§l'f}’;.
si ed an outburst ot eutlllu fl- .
on . _
. n _ frcllom been witnessed.
Such as ag (" f thc clubs.
oi’ citlier o
m"i?li;nectlitiE\i1i¥ was ‘0<¢<f\lDl@fl by F" "~
Luke oi' the notary oiiiii. who 0'-
liued' the urrangerireiiits wliilcii hail;
resulted in the meeting being held-
iiiiiier ine ioluf aus-iiwec Of lil" ‘“‘°
iiiiiiii. As hu w@i1t°“ 1° “"1 “"“"
Lauder nail lost. his Oulb' S°u in WE'
tie. the famous entertainer norv-
om-_ly my-gd with a bit of _tlii'oalil.i
Mr_ Luke said two voices WCW ‘-“IL
ing to the Dcnilnion-that of 0 _
greed, and that ot lirotlicrhooil iiniix
kindness. The first ol these, lie
thought, had been downed by `l1lf‘|
second, Dllfllculiirly among the bmi
llsh-spcakl-rig people :ind'_tiic i~rcnci
of France; he was afraid lic voulll
not Spy thi; sanic oi' thc l~`rcnf’h D00'
pin of Canada. _
Mr: iliiiw. sam the war hfl<l_ <l<‘“l'
nnstratell tlint. thc i|ui_iliiy_ ol n=.'lt-
sacriilcc' was iiiriro Wldflll' SDl"‘“"
than geiierally tlluuglii. and that
it existed in many Dlflflflfi Wheff'
least. suspected. lin went on to re-
view tho work ot Luudcr. and to
t.`eli how the latter had ilccldod to
endeavor to I-also ii. fund of 1,000.-
000 pounds for tho benefit. ot"Scotcl1
soldiers and saiiorn who are Iiisuhlrd-
Too Many Youni MC"
Three lusty cheers' and ii “tl52I"
greeted Lauder as he rose. He said
it surprised -him to see so many
young men in the Slllllliflnil- Vi/lille
he thought, perhaps he should not
ray it, he said lie could not lielll fe'
marking that it would he impossible
l‘*f‘I‘\'i<‘0. but -to "the man who is fit
“"0 Wh° Dllglit to bc ivlini-.1 the rest'
Of tho liest. mcn am."
(Canadian I Press Despatch)
'Pho famous comedian painted' tho
Dicture of the days that are to come
“When H1080 young men or today
Wlm 9'-HY' at home will have become
0111 and Wrlllkled. and will have “ii
wee hairn' ‘upon the knee
"The wee bairn will ask. “How old
“F9 y0_\l| grand’-dad?'”‘ And- perhaps
you will not bn able to remember.
NT-baud. but you will say. “I was
19-or 20, or 22-when the great
Elll‘0D2i11\ wa-r 'Was on." For. while
You may forget your age. you vrii _
never forget the war. Then, may-'
be. the wee bairn willask. "Did you
iight What did you do?"
"lf you can't ans-wer those ques.
tions' an you should' answer them;
i-t? you can't hand down the heritage
that you should -then God help yon,
as a llritishcr."
i
A .
A Right to be- Here
"Harry"-~ he likes. to be called by
his first name--said he was' here to
do anything hi his powerto help
bring victory nearer. l{o said:
_ "l have a right tu be here(checii:‘»
Canaria is a mighty tentacle oi' thc
British Empire. l have suffered
and sacrificed. I have a ri-gilt to bc
hero, and as it Britislier; I will de-
mand my rizlit. (Clieers-'.l I am lierc
to as-'sist that thc fighting force of
Canada shall have all tho support
thc civil pcpulatioii can give.
(Clieei's.) _ -
"I am no fanatic. I ani simply
fierce regarding anything that makes
for victory. You want to bo inoc-
ulated with the serum oi' servlrr-_
and sacrifice. The situation demands
it. The iiicn at the' front are depend-
ing un you here at home iii Canada-
anil what a glorious- country! lt's
yvortli fighting for; life' worili ilyini.:
or."
Meaning of Liberty »
lie pictured the roadside scenes
in l'\‘i'uiit`:e, where "the gallantry and
chivalry of Caiiailionii is today dcr-
oratliig the earth with. monumeni.~f._
where the wild flowers' are growing
over the graves and tryin): to cover
up the crosses, and to cover up the
desolation the' Hun has brought."
All this' had been caused by the iic-
fence of liberty-“tim host and grunti-
oat word in any language."
Here, “1lai°ry" went on to tell tho
full nicaning of- the word, as it \v:i.~'
apprc<'iatcil by a convict he once mct
--it man who had been reprievvii
after serving 17 ycars ol' ii iifr-_ tcrin.
"Arc wo going to li_v¢, in ii. fiiii
dell, or be i:oni`iiicd by tho high
stone walls of ii Hun existence l
i-Oinn uiiilci' thc heel ot' l’russiaIiisin,~
our existence will lic it dull uufll       _ __  _____ _ _ 
damp one, ns' tiuit. ot' the convict.
Liberty iiicaiis love, iliiicpeniieiicv
and everlasting reunion to you anil`
i_o ilioso who como after you. '
"Today, we arn looking through ii
dull gray wall-a wall of cannon
the cannon of the mighty British
Empire. Behiiid that wall, we acc
the- souls of the best and most
glorious souls in the world, this
soldiers- of tho Empire, clearing iii-‘
way open for the light of civll‘¢at--~~.‘..
They are' lamp-lighters. iigntlng tiic
way for a ii-ew world." =
(Continued on page eleven)
to assemble such an audience in the
' _ - l
EXEMPTION
` NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS FOR
EXEMPTION DEALT WITH UP
To FRIDAY NIGHT, Nov. 3o_........ 2888
EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED  2726
»
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QUITE RIGHT, Too *§ r
This is prolxilily what you say: ,
-iA\|om. »` \-I0 (-~ r lt’< hard iii get I iiceri it Family
35 we ees-_~i+‘ _=t==i=:~`:j~.\e»~A=i=i»`ie 
TRIBUNALS
I
Wl’l`lI THE lTALlAN AltMlES,
Nov. 30.-italian aviators today rc-
ported u, heavy movement ot troops
bc-Iiinii the tli=riiiuii-Aiisiriun lines. ll
was believed tliut thc ciiciiiy. despair-
iiig of success iii forcing Ir breach in
the Italian lines, was preparing to
move 'men for bl0\v.~'. else-wiierir.
BRITISNSTRENOTHENINO  
lliiflh OAINS
' (Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON, Nov. 30--(Via Rcutcr’s
Ottawa. Agency)-lteuter's (‘,orrcspon-
dent at British Headqiiaiters in
France wires: “We are improving
tho strength of our new gains and gi-
ving the enemy no rest.. There is
evidence that enemy troops have been
transport is ablo to move fairly
easily.” `
(Canadian Press Deep.-iicii)
lll`tl’l`lSll ARRIY lil-]Al)QllAlt’l’ERS
l_\I l~`i~2ANClU, Nov. iii)-’l`liv Llr‘.i'Iii:i'i-I
this iuoininf; niuilv :iii uttiiclr oii`tlic
llritisii lines about t‘iiiiiit-licii, whit-ii
is just soutii ot' llif- iircii iiirfludcil in
nun-led from Russia and Qvgn from last week‘s British offensive. No
italy to try to restore the sttuutioiifdcwils oi' the i>1'0ai'@ss of thc eneuii'
nmnnd Cnmb,-a1_ 'fne (V,-,fnnen cami. assault are available at the time this
     ' ~ iuusilviu; liuu_uulv|c'nv ull
tulips nu. will list with I _limi "N" SUBWUN l"99Npw§ED‘§?§QEN’
cliilluiiv li lussil sn 
___- i _______ ', Jerusaleni to thc Mediterianeaii coast.
_ (canadian Press Despatch) ' -(canadian Press oespaiem lille 'l`u1'l<S are 'fuuklus fleiufulsir-ltiuus
LONDON N(,._._ 30__n,m,.,3,-.n pn-i_ but have Iiot affected the British po-
‘ :is '. 5 "~ ` ' 
bi ‘ I
nues favorable for the troops and
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l0.-'l`li@, Gcr
man propzigiiiizizi in Russia is iiiri'cn.~i-
ing in intensity, iiccciiliiig to iiil'-:r\n-
ntioii received at the liiiibussy horr-
froiii the ilussizill ,\iiilizi.~:~i:IiioI':: :il
Paris and Rome. l<Zvcry I-t"i'.\rt if; l~r--
ing iiiailc- to iiiisi'cprie>.:\.ii wiv :mil-
ude ot’ tho Eutcntc ll-'Iwi-i~s und :uni
Of the lliiitefl States, iiilii iii1.~'1t-‘i<.-
lug 'aiiiioulicciiiciits ul' iifilivy uri- bi-
lug sliicall in l'{'.|s.-l:i :tiiil in oiilvr
ieniiiitmics. '
BRANDED WITH '
ACID AND DRUGGED
(]lll(7AG(), Nov, Iii).----i<i'ziilllcil on
breast and back, iipparontly with acid
and dazed as _it` from druss. Mrs. iil:\_
Bi‘_owiiiug, lured 24,- oi' Soiiiiiiziillw,
illiilois, wa- l">unil sciiiiu-i\iisi~iiiiifi in
tho lliiioii Stallion iicri: last night.
Shc revivcii tivo hours lalvi' ul ii lies-
pitai and told of iiziviiig liccn liifiiilp-
pod, at ii i'aiii'o'.iil Stzitioii in South
iii;-nil, liidiiinit iinil licld by ii uinii uiiii
n woman ivhu. uiiilcr ilu' |ii'i'ie~ili'i» ot'
llolpiiip.: her. iiziil l>iititi~(-il iii-r into :in
iiiitoniobiic.
l »~-
“ i-4-i»-i»-i»++++-i-i-|»-i-wi-++++-i»+ '-i-»-I-I-i-M [
3 ;
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needs ir, Wlicn l get old-worsc still! When it coiiies to
cheering for ii iiag-tli:\t’s easy enough and right enough, lint
when it cpnics to laying out your iiioiicy-that was so hard to
get fogetlier-why yon’vc got
to stop being a patriot and be ai __
plain cold-liloorlcil biisiin-ssiiia|i!"
Yoti’rc alisoiiiiciy right.
If you iloii’t look :iilcr _\'oiii'sclt' iioboily cisi- I-!'lI.I..
' /\'i1d tliat's wlicrc thc lcvcl-licailcd pcoplc iiiid Victory i‘-oiids ~
'l`l ii't a lii -hip-hoorziii proposition. llicy
so good. 1Cy =\l'<‘ P
aren’t it proposition involving sacrifice. V
Tliey’rc the vcrv things that WILL look aiicr you and your
fnmily and yourftroubles wlicn you are old.
Th;it’s why ii' you have
' slioultl coiisiiier most carefully increasing your share. lake
Ji-{0RI'I.' MORE! MORE!
:ilrcndy takcii zi few bonds. _vou
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despatch is flied
tish iiiei'ciI:iiitii1r'.|i i't' 1600 io _‘ui
i>\'i>:' :ind s0\'i>Ii oi' lt-.ss tnuii 1
:'~i11lf~t by iiiliicsi or i;\ibi\i¢i.'iii
'.'.'cr!: :i<:cI‘<lii1g to tiff' ‘.'.ci‘:‘.l
city .-2t.'.tcnic!it L_--'ical lzieii.
'i`l-in i\= xiii ii'_i-rczisw in ioui' \'-
ilu- iurgxvi' ciitc_e;t;i';-'. o\'t~_1- thc
i'i\p_ri'tcil suiili in lziul \'.'i-c-is
ter; 11:* :_
\_s:<t"~'
uuui bvr
i'epoi':.
HOCi<IE\-' BODV LOOK FOR THEIR
“PREX‘{” _
.\l(l.\"l`l11-I.\l.. Nov, 30." 'Flin idx-
<'l'uli\'<- i>1"t}i<‘ lC;:.~‘_l»"ii i‘:iiilli`l_i _\l:i-
:itcur ilu-‘lfi-V ‘i=:.-iil~i.:tif'ii arc hunt-
iui: l"ii~ ilii-ii |.1i'r~_-airlt-nl, ll. ltriz. tliiiiiiir
of tlfviuzi. ' . I
iz- u.':._< i.'i\ii\<'!iril:it iii-J nuiiuzil
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HALIFAX. N. S., Nov. 30.-The
third steamer from overseas to ar-
rive at Halifax this wet-k docked to-
day carrying fifteen hundred, over ii
liundrml oillcers and the reinainiler
N. t‘. O.'s. and men. No women and
ciiililrmi or civilian passengers are on
board the ship. l’. E. Islanders on
the ship werc: Gunner J. T. Strain,
Privates J. Harrington, J. J. Comis-
key, C. Carfmody, Sergt. J, M| A’Iioarii
iili of Charlottetown and Gunner W.
H. Graham of Georgetown.
iiusl izisu/liiiis
(Canadian Press Despatch)
LONDON. Nov. :i0.»-Hrltisli casual-
ties, reported iluriig the uiontii or
.\'ovcnibei', total 128,089.
ls. iviliip li non
(canadiang Press Despatch)
WITH Tl-IE A;\iEi`tlCAN ARMY iN
FRANCI-I, Nov. 30.-A substantial
vaiiguaril oi' the great army of Ameri-
can aviators, which eventually will
operate in France, has arrived near
__,_... i
4
(Canadian Press Despatch)
.HI \vi1i'c -
if ailniii-_
- uiglit.
i. in l
i
i
i'»i|~-'»i‘Iiiu_ fviif. 'iltliou'-.li not iii'f\_;=i:::t i' .
wits iiiizliwsioiil tlint lic hail silt!"
QUEBEC, Nov. 30.--The four light
ships of the marine department on
the lower river are adrift having been
torn from their inooriiigs, by the un
nusually heavy ice that trsvcils on
thc rlvcr. Tiicre are still some
twi-_iity light buoys adrift and the ma-
rinc departriient has n small fleet oi'
vcssrals patrolling the river to salvage'
them. _
__.______.. l
itions it is announced oiiicialh
NINE EXPI OSNN l
~ I8 NIEN Klllill
(Canadian Press Despatch) I
('liRlS’l‘()l‘llElt, ILL., Nov. 30,-
i<ll;;litccii iiiincrfi arc believed to have
lic-cii iniprisuucd iii the new north
mini: of thc Olii Tent Coal Company.
followiiig iiii explosion in the nilnc
liist ni§glit_ 'i`liO explosion wrcclccii
tlif- inriin shaft and also the air shaft.
'i`lit\ men -iii the miiic were caught on
the 500 toot 'levcl. -
i
i-icuii" ii--'i\."'--'.' i"i'ii\ l\l!‘_Q-is in iiili-' ENURSES ENOUGH FOR THE PRE-1
rliurgri Ot' iii'l`:iirs ai_::itii`|,  SENT I
.<iiiwi~ ilu.-ii. liO\vc\'i\i'. thi-_\' liiiri-1 . --_-
l;:-fii ii:i~l\!l» tr <-<;:i<;;~:-' with iilin, l ()'l"l`A\\'.\. Nov. fill.-in view oi' the
iii :i»if"tiini to iicinf: l’r:=.~iiii~iit_ O' mriiiy applications to _loin tl1e‘(‘zin'i-I
luv iris; lwiii; iii: as .'1`i'i-uiilciii Ot' iii--_iiklziti iiursiiii: services licing received.
_/\lir~1iii.\c:i ll5ii~i<O_v t`\nb, l’i‘¢:-.illcnt'iifitliu iiiiii|i.i iiupnrtnient zinliounttvr-
thi' t'l\.l-- .\1vi'i'it'~ _\|li~’~li-tii- _\_<siii~i;i|-`|liul :iiivi<'i-vi froui llic liritish war
i iii it I' thi~ i>it::»-| Y. .‘~l. i' <»i'i'i<»i\ are that thi-_v liiivi-_ .~'.\ii't`ir'iciit
ict lliiil .-\s.<oi-i'itii\n. :ind iii- iiur;=i».~i for iiiiiiicdiuti i'cqiiii‘ciiiciits.
_l _ _ tiiwu l’l.niiiii-..iliiiiI-ci' -if tiii- .\_ .f\. l . ~-~----~-----i-~-~
he ""3'k‘“"E' If ml' wmm Should °"' Minard‘s Liniment cures Neuralgin. of i‘_ Mlnards Linim-ent cures gargct in ccwf
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LAURIER OVERSEAS  
RETURNINO OFFIOER
(Canadian Prea§ Despatch) H/iiilc, L}<_;nd_`oIniVIMajor Powell, Franc,
lout. _ c aster, F _
0'I`_'l‘AWA, i\’ov._ 30.-Svir Wilfrid clerks include' C0sionelmMI.;avi»d:`<E.
Laurier has submitted his iicinlna- tlharlottetown; S. D. Burrill, Ya'
tions of special returning olllccrs and mouth; T. P. Coughlan. St. John' }
clerks in connection with the taking Soles, Sherbrooke, Que; Capt. .1115
ofthe overseas miIit:ir_\' votes. The pon, R. A. M. C.. England; Corpl.
pplticiag rcturning ofllcors iurludo thc i<`ruscr, England. The special mm;-n.
o ow ng: l.. E. Proi-.'sc, tfiiarlotic- ing office-rs and clerks nominated
gigvliliz l(. J; l.Irii&iri;>éix, \E)li:;rifi`,l Mop- niiiiillii=_i'bfici';y-fliiur, tweéity-two of them
21;.-. .. \.y.. urea; i.arci_v"I' oertB t -
Grotlic. .\ionti'cal; Major A, E, Soni-”-i= two by the Leader gE.t?hneaO`gpo:i1E1cE|:,i.
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__ ` in this zolunin advto. are lnurio
1 it two cents por word "gg,
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i emi. wANTEo A1' 233 QUEEN sr
1479-ii-soiwr
WANTED.-A cHAMsEnuiAio. As
_ ply ni -181 Prince St.
.~ 1482-ii-aoiuzist
Aron s/its A i.AnoE` Minnow
lnqui-re at Cuardian.
I 1443-li-2951'
L(?§T BETWEEN PRINCE ED\i‘..4it-*_
liicatre and Fitzroy Street. iii..-.
lilush belt. Flnfler lem-it I 
o"`ii~e. 3; -~. __ ,,, _. 
"H - A Ni-'\cl'l0l\IALD. l>Fil-A.-r;
Pi-'ll l.:iii'l Siiiveyor. oiilce -.-'rr .
' slilcnrc. ilermanville. 'i‘eli\.ph--;i~
\ 1423-l1~28IVi!‘:_:-'z
l '~.vAn'rEi:i- A asAMoPHoriE ~f_»'
<"r~@ 'Or t”-ne. with a. bun. 
'icuii rc' Olds. Apply, statin;  ,
ull ii-"if.e to A. B., P. 0.  __
' 1433-lg z _fi 1
‘FAR/ADCIR M/‘.CH|NE 'fo i,:~; gil
week or mouth. Apply to 3" -'_,_
ton street. 600-in.-._---3,
l\i-I. .lniiicfi f’. Tupliu oi` 1ll'i<'.`-' li.zii1;>s
P. B, l. callfril iii ilcailuiiziiicrs l~I:i.<t~
ern Trust l3\ii.v.iiii'," zzuil liniiiiieil the
i~-’ii:iii'i_ii‘-iii .\ii-. Loiigivorlii his .si-voiiil
siiliswipticii for ;".'.0,00l° of \'ii't_Oi~--
Boniis, iiiriltiiig iii :ill ff”~l00_-”Jl)U pur-
cliiiseii of this l.o:iu.
lllr. ’i`iipliu whcu lli- pizxccd his
first nppiiiwitioii for $:'»0,1l00 tw->
weeks ago laid thu itli;=.ii‘iiinn iii-
woiild Iuturii :mil tziliir ziuotlicr sum
and as Mr. Tuplin is ni:t~:'d for being;
aiiitiiicfiiis word iiotli in nioiir-_-.'
iiiutters and fox iicnliiips hc appcir-
ed proniptly on tlnic and coiiiiilctctl
thc puiwriiiisc.
Prince County has thus the honor
of having the largest iiiilividuzil cou-
tributor in thc Zlliiiitiiiic Ilroviiiccs iii
the poison ot’ Mr. Tuplln.
As is generally known in this pro-
vince anrl' elsewhere. l\lr. Tuplin is
one of thc most siircessfiil Silver
Fox liaiicliers in the world.
llc bocilriic iiitcrcstcd on his o\\n
account about Z0 yuxirs zizo with
Stock i`i'oni .\lcssi's. llolicit Tuplln
find .lnliics F. Giuriloii vvilcsc stock
was all from the famous Or-
iginal Oullon and l).iltoii fox-
es. Evci since hc has
been usiniz only selectcii mrligrecil
stock from ihesc same pcoplc and
witii reniirkriblo fiircsiglit lias ab-
stained fiom liriii-'lling any other
stool; from any rnucli in tho world.
Mr. ’l`uplin kills his civii foxcs.
iii-ifsscs his pelts and iiifirkets tiitni.
t"ir which he has sonic iccord prices.
llc is full of uuiliitioii and certainly
Ccservcs great credit for his rcinnrk-
able success.
Now when i’unds are rcqiiireii by
Canada in defense of thc Empire rind
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""’""7 """"l°-`* Wm "ul Wlu ilu: war ivliili- our boys at the Fi-cnt ure ci-ying i-ir ..._--i~i. -_
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,to curry on the \\':ii‘ to n virtorliilis
,peace for the Allies :ind ilciiiiri-i'zic_v.
fhir. Tuplin has slinwu his 'patriotism
iii it most 1.0110 'ous' iilziiini-1' :ini ii'
ivlifiii r~_'.'i>_i'_v islnuilci' `sliOiilfi lic
proud.
`Minard's Llniment Cures Colds, &.c
("()'I\lll\'(i l€\'l'I.\"l`S.
i\N.\'t)l’N(‘l~I.l.li'IN`i`S.
.\li']l~Z'i`l.\'(iS. l']'l`(`.
"A i'.I'aiiil 1-ilii‘i't'iiiiiii»_‘iit :ind liask-
ot .viii-ini will ln* hclfl iii Aftoii llall
ozi \\’cili1rsil;i_\' _llc.'. l‘!lli iiiiilci' thi'
::.<pii‘r~< oi l.:ini: l‘rr~<-it ltvl t`ros'.-
S<:ci».2j.'. \ilniZs:'ioii lou I-cute.
1 ".1-l l-ll fl ‘i
*-"i`i-iii1‘ to llic licun supper and cn-
 -i~~~r i in :=¢\~. \';--i-_ ihni on I\loi1-
»i"\' c\'i~:'li'|". I‘r'i'i~ni"--i' ZZ-'ii :l 'J 0'-
vloclr. llfli .- sir-ii 15. _ind ‘_‘.'. cts, Puri
of pmt"-i\il:~' in uiil ni' Ri-fl cross.
"lic siirc and coiiic to hiajqr Stan-
l<'_v's Lecture in Kingftiiii lliili. Mon-
LOST IN CHARLOTTETOWN V.'f't.>
llf’Sflu.\'. _a sum of money; Fin' -
Plf‘=\=='@ report to }"eardon's G~----».~
store. Cor. Prince and Wste" 
and receive reward. 1451 ~
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*Foxes Fort sAi.E-1 PAIR ew.-.~
dard bred Silver Black Foxes :-'
sci.-en patch foxes. Apply im'n~`
teiy A. J. Houle. President ll-
anics Silver (Tres-i and Patch f
f'0-- ltd. 1464-1i_.°~-W
TO_LET ROOM WITH OR `-'-
cnt board, centrally located. An;
nt Guardian Office. 1478-11-30M
*-” 
WANTED A MAID FOR GENER/
housework. Apply to Mm L_
Weilner. 154 PrinceSt.
1454-1-12M
WANTED-ONE GRADE "A" s
vcr black female fox pup of 19
A. B. Box 26, Route 2. Montague
1425-11-28MEt‘
wAN'rEo-we WANT A LAM;
fluantity of fowl and chicken; no
drawn. Will pay highest cami
price. Write or phone us. R. N
(‘ox & (`o. Morell. 1449-12-1M(ll.
TEACHER WANTED FOR CLIN-
corradale School, Lot 46, second
i-lass Liberal supplement offered.
Apply to Leo. MacDonald. Soc. of
Trustees. 1490.1g.1|g5|_
fire- Quick- ci.¢AN. ri»iA1~e
why my Lamp Filler soils every.
where lamps are used. Fiils all flat
wicked lamps witlimit removing
burner or chimney. Samples 25c. Re-
funilcrl if un°atisi’actory. Write
quick. Freer Factories-. Foster, Que.
1487-12'1M1.8.15.22-29.
fir. `i`1_ in  -‘ i.i.i*.
: l'.°'us~z-:ii\'z‘i'i:i-1
' 'f'fi>. iiiiiits. I-;r-
TODAY I8 THE 1210!h. D/KV r-.f
.CANADl\'S_ ' PARTICIPATION lol
THE WAR.
_ TOl`{Oi\"l`0. D00. i.-T0(\ZlV lliCl`lf.,i
ing east to south winds with rak-
| The liighcst temperature ici»-'---.- -_
'\'estui-d'1,v was 27 devises sho f :.-
10 a. In. it was 22 above at 9 r. in
,it wus 21 "hors 'l`he'lowest the ni.
vlfuis nicht was 7'() .'ii\r~vi=
Tilt’ i"'e \“'li VV? l‘l”’?1 ?h|.1 7l'tliv'iif’- "1
-' " '-im .rr '-1 ii'.c,iiiu; fir 1.6"
' `\'-~i _:_ 1.' f' "’\. it uill |-- high
'lim ami _-ras this fviernfif--'_ .in-1 .n-
~o'-ir-"' at 4 40 and T||o.~do» ::~ :fif-
,"  tf‘n'_'~a. --' ni"'nIiip .-.i.; .\lf-it
i \- _-i i 36 mil Tuesday at .L37
Thr moon rises this morning .i-
' _ 7,27 and tomorrow at 8.21.
diy nf-xi, Dcccmbcr ftrii. Proceeds
for Rod Cross. -li storm. lccturc will
lic hclil Tuesday night. 1491
Mlnard's Llnlmont Cures Distemper.
Tiiers was a full moon on Wqinof
iiuy. Nov. 28th at 1.41 p. 
I 'rue last quarter ot 'Biol Mi wi'
nc or. Thursday. Doe. Htl at 9.14 ii.
ui.
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(‘nnziilii’s ()i»jct'ii\'c . . . . . . . . .$150,000,0(l)
P. E. Islmicl’s objective . . . . . .$1,000,000
(_‘i\Ml’AI(iiN OPENED IVIONDAY, NOV- 12
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