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'A Tl-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN" °"` V' PAGE 
';]oaGiNo His lvisuionv
it was a thlllliing story that
!iicGl‘cgor had to tell. `
"I had nlbuudoued all hope," llc
"ld, "As I sank for the third time
my past life seemed to rise bc-
furo me in a series of griui, reni-
igtic pictures."
A murmur of sympathy rolled
-‘rain the lips of listening frieilds;'
but just ns McGregor was irrepar-
:ng to resume, MsTavish interrup-
icll lilm sharply and hapeiiiilv;
“And did V011 ll"-Dpeli to notice."
lie asked, “ a lllcture oi' me lelid-
ing you li fiver in the autumn of
A919?" _
MANV WESTERN CATTLE
SHIPPED T0 ‘U.S. MARKET
|In the Week ending with August
31, 10.042 ‘cattle were sold at Winni-
peg, Calgary and ‘Edmonton mark-'
els. 0-1’ -this totul 5.978, almost one-
third, were shipped to the United
‘Stull-s. >ll. is not surprising that
pi'ospoet`lvo tnrlff legislation at
\\'lisliillg-ton hns caused serious un-
easiness among cattle men in thc
(T-.inziiliiiii \Vcst_
omcm or comm-on w0img`
he5§;‘;Ad:1hm Was a road builder
G e word maclldamized.
uillotine was a doctor moved by
wmvasslon to ilivent the behend,
ing machine. Derrick was nn inven
1:11* nnd made the device for hand
_Hts heavy weights General siiiiou
 ‘XSS the _mall who inude the
lllbll cut out und it afterward
became nn art, Cheap F,-ench
Jewelry known us Plnchbeck ls
inside from ull alio_y which wus or.
lglnated by a mlm of that name
Mrs, Bloiilller wus (hc \vnni;\n
Wl\0 Hlilrted her sex wearing the
gnrnieilt which ls. known by her
llfllllfh B0YCott wus on unpopulnr
irish landlord. whose tenants re
fused to poy rent until he granted
them certain privileges.
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Origin Fixed.
i
' Whom does the baby resemble?
risked thc visitor.
"[1 I nm icorrecbly informed,"
replied the proud father, " lie gets
his bedutllui eyes from my wi\`c’s
family und his we-:lk chin from
nilne."'
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' ‘ ' 1'; ~ _ _ ,_ ‘ ’1 A _s 1 lu-I-ul
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SHOP from Bolma.n'| Catalog. 
iinteed to please you better,
8016-8-m0`.| -
ON MONDAY MORNING 9 o'cIock
Prof. Bull will open a musc class
in _the Baptist Church School room
Slllllects taugllt-organ, piano,
voice culture and theory of music.
ST. 'DUNSTAN’8 CATHEDRAL
-At the 9.30 mass yesterday morn
llll-1 at St. Dunstan’s Cathedral an
excellent sermon was preached by
Rev. Maurice McDonald _ Ho took
FIS l\lS subject "The Fourth Com-
H\all_dment." High muss was cele-
brated by Rev. J. C. McGuigall
and the sermon was preached by
Rev. James Rooney. At the Holy
Hour scrvicc in the cvening the
sermon “Tho Real Presence" was
delivered by Rev-_ J. C. McGulgan
who hiiurllcd the subject in ti vcry
capable manner.
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PERSONALS
Mr. J. G. Stenhouse of Ilymans
Ltd.. Montreal, arrived ln tho city
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edward Bennett, who has
been visiting in French River.
left for her home in Rhode ls-
lund, she wus ncciiillpnnicd by her
niece Gladys Pidgeon.
DEATHS
KIGGINS- At Brookville oil
Sunilriy Sept. 10th. 1922 liernaird
°\lZ5lns. Fllnerul on ’l‘ue.1luy,
Sept. 12lii_ at 9 o‘c|ock from lil.,
law h°lllC £0 K0ll1"S Cross (lemo-
tery_
i’eier.~lhe Brewer
Hone a Winner in
Charter Oak Stake
HAIRTFOHD. Conn., Sept 8-
P8lGI_‘ The Brewer captured the
felllllrv e‘l¢nt of the grlillil circuit
Hi Cllflrtor Oak Park this ulter-
noon when he raced liollle in front
of the field in` the Cliroter Ozik
stake. healing Czar Worthy. Mur-
Dhy driving. for the big share of
the purse. Peter The Brewer linnl
ed Nat Ray to his first victory`in
thc thirty seven ear old clnssic_
Summaries: _
Threw-Year-old Trot. Purse $3,000
Two ln Three Heats
‘Hope Frisco, blk f, by San
, 'Fruncisco-illlrvcst1-Iope
(Murphy)
Bisn Dillon (‘Crnzlc-.ri _
,Pilot Dillon, ii g iSerrili)
,Watts in Bond. b 1: (limi-
»~ za
.q»-ta
:sawn
r.::.:»-»
i"i`he Grent Lullwater, li c,
(Cox) 3 4 4 r
Almu wnrth, b f (McDon-
aldl ’ 3 ii
'ri...¢~e_1i 3-4, 2.13 2.13 1-
12.14 3-4.
, _
_|Ludy Allccn, hlk iii (Small)
'Abberlnle. blk ll, hy the Abhe
i -Dnisv Dnio (cox)
:Tho Sli_r=rwood_ ch g Murphy
ii-lurolil l-lille. br g Garrison \
Harry D. 0.. hr i; crozior
 %¢§*%FC+§O¢§O&HO%\§
l.LASSilllEl) Al)VEil'l`i$ilillENTS
HATES.-lac per line per day. De pol line per day for 8 dull
ll day lor 0 days or over. Count 5 words
-»'r 4
O9
nr over. Ss ner ne per
to n line. Groups of 5 llgurel, lnltlnl letters, count nl one word-
\0 per cent. discount for crush. Adilrell lnllln par! of nd. Ind land!
be mild fur. Sprelnl llntel Furnished “oullll ld. 75s 10! level!
words for one week. Bltnntlun Wanted, we lor seven vurdl pol
1 week.
QQ-oo-0-0-04-0'¢¢¢¢4-ooo-0-0-0-1 Margaret Dillon, li ni, by Dillon
 
A gcnts Wanted -
W antsed
, J
WANTED LIVE AGENTS -for
Watkins 150 products. Dtrec
to consumer. Write The J. R.
Watkins Co., 379 Craig St., West,
Montreal. '
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For Sale
FOR SALE- NEW HOUSE AND
large lot. Apply to i\lrs, Edw
Mctlwbs, 26 Victory Avo. 00157-9-
' Lil.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR
foxes, 1 (liievroli-t 4110, gooll us.
new. New tires. Price right.
North Tryon G:1rn_qi'>, North
Tryon; 055-10-31
FOR SALE-HORSE. SEVEN
yours old, sound, not iifraid oi'
cars. Also cul‘i‘lagu nlld llurncss.
llcusllo Cameron, Morgntv. l’. E
I. 6005-7--il
ply to Guarclian.
Help Wanted-llihle
,_.__'._-------'-'*“
WANTED---Mun or boy to work
oil iuriil. Write P. 0. Box .$07.
i`lnirlotteto\vil. l3011l'3'2l
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D 25 MEN TO WORK ON
Toronto
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Lost:
---- 4 _ ' P ,_ E
3252155; "é;I`:f§‘:oca,',§n_ 2,, 'rinio-2.01. 2.04 1-.2 2.06 i-z
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WANTE
project No. 24, from 'i`ry0l\ lil
1'-urietoil. Apply C11Il\9i”01l & MC'
Lolm, Callie ’1‘l‘uver-se. 506845-Gi. C
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MAKE M0NEy A1* HQME, ._ $15 Peter 'l`lie Brower, b li by l’cter
to $60 paid weekly for YOU'
spare time writing show cards `
10|, “s_ No cun_va"|n5_ We ip. rlllllll Sharon. cli g (Cox)
struct and sul>DlY Y°“ W‘l"-ll me T
work. West-Angus Show Card
Service, 102 Colbourne Bldlng
BARGAIN' - ELECTRIC LIGHT
plunt, six horse po\vel'; Sth"-'llll
i-iigillc and tllroo killolvnt gone-
riltor, sultublo for form, store.
vlllugo or picture tneiurc. An-
ply ll. H. Yeo, Souris_ 0002-7-til
_._ _ ______._.
FOR SALE.-A BIG BARGAIN
for somebody. Soda Water Foun-
tiiiu complete with ice Ci'vnn\
(‘obinet ottzicilod, holding two
ilve-gnllon cllns. Taylor & Tell-
nnnt, Amherst, N.S.
%_ 
'i‘o Let
___.____.__--
T0 LET-SEVEN ROOM HOUSEl
Apply (liliirdizin oflico or 1;'
Ambrose Stri-ct. City, til pd.
T0 RENT-=Sniall furnished housl
with nloilcrli convi-nieilccs_ Ap
lily llnstcrn Trust Co.. (‘llarlottc
triwll. 0070-0-Sl
_W -4
Los~r- on i=nloAv ssi=>'r. ern
_________._._-L
ll eip Wanted-Felnhltt
WANTED MAID-APPLY GUA
didn oificrn 11038-ll-31.
_ Mr., i.loyri` wi-liner, soil-9-si
Apply 192 Kent St. 000-
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Miscellaneous
STRAYED FROM THE PASTUR
.___.-_-.--~
learn at the Clifton Ho;1_7;.9 _“I
_E _ 
lif.t\vcvii North iiivor Corner. EM, 0_ K
‘ null Sum-uicrside by Cmllllllll. ll Bukn. blk ll (»E¢in\nnl
l.i|l_v‘¢i doll-blc case gold vviltcll.-Linnio Dol b 1; (Hinds)
iiiiliniul "_\i.l..l\-l." with black
Y M
rlbliiili und S0111 llf`ll‘?ll al' '
ii -i -l. 1=l@ns-o notify in-_ w. J. 
\ l’\.L\i‘\'l`<l_\lill:ln, 205 Kent -Street  -   
1tc\\‘ill'ii. SPIN- 11 lf-
_____ _,___
R
_________-,__.___..__,n
'wAN1-zo- comrereur woo
1-iS l‘o\vlllll Si. '
wiurso |ivlMEolA'rE‘l-V MMD
for ci-nnrnl housework. Appl! -. --
A ' YJ" ` g
`\,_ ` .l
‘ F'  - ___,-_ I
'w/iurso Two 'di-nfs 'ro _
` boiird, price $5.00 n week 
cooi< wurso-one wiliina to
Tillie-2_11 3-4, 2.08 1-4, 2.13
2.07 Trot Purse $1,000 Three Heats
McGregor The Grcul., li li, ily
Peter The Greiii (Fox)
Carnielitn Hull. li in Murpli_v
Peter l‘llilo ch ii. ltlulloliuld
Malnllck, b g (Tlionius)
Peter Pater h g (Crozier)
Time--2.08 1-4. 2.09 1-4.
_rs
1-1
tazwwsten-
. mas.-.:t.:.-»
s-:1z;::»-
2.03 Pace, Purse $3,000, Three
Heats
Axwortlly-Margaret Prima '
(Mnrpliy)
olin llenry, b g (Cox)
dun Enrly, blk nl Tlionlas
l\:::1-I
scler-
uno.-»
2.07 Pace, Purse $1,000 Threo
Heats
'i`rampsul`c, ro li by 'l`rulllpfu.st-
Cab|not’s Honor (Cox)
Peter Etuwali ii 1: Mlll'pliy
Minnie Williams. blk m Tllo-
mas
Annu lllingcn. h in (Small)
Happy Dlnniolld, blk g (Gur-
rlsou) 5 4 4
Tiulo-2.08 1-4, 2.011 1--i. 2.12. ~
harter Oak Stake, 2.11 Trotters.
uw
111-
c.ai-
wa
our.;
cnt:
Rolling Mills will reopen on Sep
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR in gun.-_ tember 11th. 50957-41.
l
meeting of the Ladies Aid of tba,
P. l. Hos tal will be held ln`
evening at 8 o‘clock_ Sept. ll ii.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Campbell.,
SDH. Oyster Bed Bridge. Marrin-go
io take place the ,latter -part oi
September. 11057.10-ii.
New Records- lil 
` :Pho 220 vilrd run was won ily
i ll0Yl 7 3 2 ro
ol
- international League.
-| I'
All Worthy. b c (Eliinanl 0 5 7 rn
., V
Syracuse, 4; Toronto, 3.
,2.10 Pace Purse $1.00 Three Heats
mnmun
'_;m_-;.~.m...
' U\&f4£lQv-4
'rua nuNi< 'Invert saw and
.SPECIAL MEETING-A Slleclal
E. pl
the Y. iM.C. A. this (Mondayi
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-
Nort-h Wiltshire, announce the
‘lllilmzolliont of 1 :their daughter
Ethel to Mr. Hugh .lohn Mathie-
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lumps” And Wallis"
WEEQUANIC PARK. Newark, N
J Sept 8-Ei-ltabllshmellt of three
new championsliiup recorrls in the
running broad jump. the hop, stop
and jump and the three-milk walk
tndnv marked the national A. A.
ll. junior track :ind field chnnlp-
ionslilp.i Delilirt. Hubbard, iwgro
lad ni’ Cincinnati :ind a freshman
last your nt (lie University of
Michigan. sc-t a. new record for
the broad jllnip, doing 24 feet 3 1-3
inches, :is coiiipareil to the iormrr
rocorli nf 23 feet 1 incil set in 1914
by P, T. Woriingtoll, oi the Bos-
ton A. A.
A.. J Plnnsky, of the Boston
Kniizllts of Columbus, hopped ,step
pod and jumped 46 for-t 9 341 lnrh-
es to ‘nent lilc record ol’ 411 foci
T 1-2 inciivs sci in 1920 by K.
Geist, nf New York.
’(ili:irlcs lfostr-r. oi' lilo DPU‘if>i
Y, M, C, I. negotiated thi! tll_l`|"“
mile walk in 23 minutes Ilil init),
sucoillls. 'l`llc former rc(-.oi'd of on
minutes :intl 57 seconils was sol in
ii1“0 by ~l. llaliowitz, nf New \0l'l<
[ (filirve, lialtllllore Cross Coun-
ili- ciolr J. w. l-‘nilei-_ lvliintlwil
A: A. second. Time 22 6-10 sec-
onds, p _
Big Leagues
>S'l`_ 1.0UlS, Sept. 8.--New Y0rk
ctepg into lirst place. Williams
gets lllg thirty-sixth homer. T9'
gaining the M3101' League ‘mme
run lead.
American Lesgue.
Boston, 2; Pllllade..phin, 1.
New vm-k, 8; Washington, 1.
_ -Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 2.
National League.
Clilcngn, 10; Pittsburg. 7.
Pliilallolpilia. 8; N'~“~V Y0\`l<- 4-
|St. Louis. il; Vincilliiziti. 1.
. riulcd in the Nntiouul League.
Baltimore, 6; Jersey Clly. 4-
Buf-fa.io, 6' Rochester, 5.
These were th c only $00185
played in the International Lea-
guc.
, HOW THEY STAND
National League. _W
_*Enfie-
Won. Lost.
New York  _.77 53
Pittsburg . ._ _ _ _ 74
Cincinnati _ _ -. _ _ 173 (lt
(lhlcugo   72 Gu
lirnoklyu   05 till
Pllilndclpllin _ _ _ _ _ -18 Stl
Boston . . . .
._ _._ _ 46 S3
American League.
PAC.
.M12
.556
.54-1
.i'i4ii
.498
.3110
.35'i`
NJ
lP.C.
.002
\Von. Lost.
80 511
' .590
New York . _ _ _ _ _
St. Louis _ ._ _ . _ $1 a5
Detroit ._ . _ 72 65 .i3.l5
Chicago _ . __ ... 611 67 _.507
Cleveland _ ._ . _ _ 66 70 .485
Washington ._  011
Plillurlelphiu . _ . . _ .56 42'!
Boston    53 80 .380
Jackson --Marks V
Bout Again 0ii
NE\V YORK, Sept, 8.- Boxing
bouts headed by the Jliclrson-
Marks contest, scheduled for lo-
iilight at Elllbots l<‘ield, today were
postpoiicd llidoiliiitcly io pr:-vent
any further dispute with the stale
72 .455
'15
Purse $10,000, Three Heats
A?¢:m
.S wzccl
.ls wz~=»-im
The Groot-Zolniircwcr Ray 1 1
(‘-zur Worthy, b g Murphy 2
iiurldzi, b in (1-‘loiilnilngi
llc Grcalt Rose, b nl (Mello
n'd)
'i‘inio-2.08 1-4. 2.11 3-4. 2.08 3-4
Hartford Handicap, Mile-and-quan
ter, Two Dalhea, Purse $1,500
For Each Dash
:ijnr Riser blk 1: by Eiirly
Riser (Ray)
mln br (Flaming)
.noswi-I
.bww-me
'1‘lnio-é.4ii, 2_8. l
athletic cmiiuiissioll, Altlioul-:ll the
conlniission ye'-itcrrioy lifted tho
susrpension nt' the lilbvbcts- Mclrec-
ver conlpziiiy. lilo organization
which htid :irraillgud the progruln.
forma] notice had not -been re-
‘celvod by the company,
‘F_llil|lillllillllS
Do not suffer nnothnr duy irltn
ltching, Blending, or Protrudlng
Piles or 1lcmorrlinlds_ No
urglcnl operation rcuulrcd, hr. Cliaiic's
Ointment will rcllt-rn you at. our-o nvid
ntford lastlh bcnofltl tiflo a, box; all
:i1/If
Siicrfhnrose, -b m, by The
llud 'llzil, blk g, by Direct
Zoin Q.. blk li, Burrlll 
'Dniiuld Keith. b K Dewitt
(i'e' ; ‘ '  
Dil-.li 111'-flirt-si, l>r;;_ Holmes
(`oufe1:tion h lil Willard 
.Ia-ok the Clipper, h g Dousc
PRESQUE *SUE* Me" sum' gr* nizirlc :i good ycnr‘s ratcli.
2.12 Mixed; Purse $800.
Northern Man, \Villzird -3 1 1
.>&1-1
_:aww
f1>t~=.c»c'\
'Thats
liai, Steele   ..
irollcgo Swift und Prince
i .lt (Xllllci on
zcuzu'-.-
:.av,z.-.H
.'..'.,;_rs:
1
Lolllsf=_ Miss Simnllssiwe. Quid-
llesset and Earl N0l'tli__ulso star- (tale, Steele ._   .
lcd. Miss 'l`:llIiiot, br m Burrlll 4
'I`imc-2.14 1-4, 2.14 3-4. 2.14 3-4. Clliiiiiis- Toll, Jl’.,_ blk g
Willurii . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
. _
2.17 Trot; Purse $8.00. Buvius, g g lioutilller 
csv-4
[314
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no .-
ails?
.>:.-=
.-501
   -J /lllruzv osiiio ` _ BIMIJ0:  Clip A.el?3¢.||s&|_“||u|“lli3|l3
f/ -w ll.soN‘s  ,` !@olizI lilntr lll_l§l_lf fllllllltl
1 F    \  BOSTON. sept s-The Boston TORONTO. Sent 8-The Ameri-
', 1 _ Post hints eaiioriiiily tony onli ugh senior fifteen defeawfl th”
_ p __ _ I i tim Canadian mhgng. schooner Canadian seniors in the interna-
~"-> “EAU Ulii'-L '_lV0NJ / igjuenose may not be the defender tional golf match at Scarboro tu-
__g~.__\ C»\l?LVUll'_/§~’='-‘,' or me iropliy in the internnuoniil dry. 24 1-2 points to 20 1-2- This
.~ ` 1UrLf.W --1-_-“1,-' figlevnen-5 ,aces this yea,-_ The gives the Americans four victor-A
- _vt _-‘_  fx” V /' Post also at-reno.. the entrance or les to the Canhdiwf' °l\¢' iv, the
~/ \ MV ,_/" the United States schooner May- Ullllllil lllleflml-l°llU °°l1l°|"`-m9'»°h
`\l \ \_ ,_/' flower in the preliminary races to Gi. ' '
'\ " 'l’ choose the challenger. The Moy- Th; first] seven Canadlém 10:01)"
:lower was barred in t snr. ers old' t e \‘ viuwneu s- ary
Best 0* an F]:|lK‘Dru|”.mg|:2: The Post says: “Tile yBluenose well but the Americans gradually
per Packet aft lnust again prove her right to ho Bllillllled B Vlad Of tell P°lllt9- vm'
Gl`0¢0l'5 Bud G°“¢n'l swf* Ithe dr-render by competing in the tories by l-Ion. Martin Burrell and
trial races. There are other speedy Alfred Wrllrllt. the IHS! two Gill'
hoats .ind u.ll must alike t.ikc their adinns to finish. helllild 10 1’9‘l“C°
. _
inamax  chances in this test or sneerl and- the margin to four 11011115- The
w'n    I seamnnship, The competing bouts big game of the match was that
I q ' Cannot win by speed alone. They -between the champions of the two
""'*‘ must have proven their worth nn associations, George S, Lyon und
thr- blinks; sailed the seas and Martin J. Condon, which was won
by the former. five up.
Tile wind-up day of thc' Préeslllle _______{¢>-_--
lhlv fair l“l'“lS' 90 the "E5 "““' lc ml I l.| imr ai.. nn- home ‘__'“***-'”_`-
,,, D, me week ,,,,,_.,,,,,., of the "" __“i¢"*¢l-- sronuss or oANlEi. wzssrsrl-
ll
great free~for-all yesterday. inter- L|~|-ERARY pE_pE3TA\_s ---
cst centred ill the 2.12 class, _
hrillizing together two near free - M155 yqtllgl M, Ilcil has blossom- ine appearance and the “godllke
l'oi'-fillers, the Presllllfi [Hill “lure ell forth us a playwright, but sile oio(ill@l1C0" Ol Daniel W°b5lel`- me
&i.'il~_<-_h'_=.i~iise, with which John Wll‘ will always bc known chiefly as a famous American orzltor, -that lt is
hirri has been ii C<\l1==lStshr Winner writer or oooini, for it is hero ilinilreflwhing to read ho ahevflvte
lil ill ‘GJSU allil Bllll Hill- °~ll'~1 her stiitlstics compare most strlk-ithut presents tho m-on in a more
l e s n,
are or L. lt. -\¢l<@r’S llhllfhx Sie lnnly wiili ihoso or hor conwmpor- human und less imposing llsht-
lilc Once, says a cllronicler ot' life in
- lirics.
The -Summary: l Fur be it from my humble mls-'old Washington, Webster arrived(
I 910,, 10 guy which of our lady nov- lute at a concert that the famous
elisls enjoys the biggest clrcuia- Jenny Lind wus giylllz and enter-
iion, out Miss -Mario Corelli ann ed just HS Sho WHS about to sins
im. rziinoi- Glyn look oionenrlul "Heil Columbia hs all 21100"-‘-
1 liowiidavs when Miss Dell's name When Slle Bang the iil'Si I\0l€ Web'
' ster jumped to his feet rind when
is mentioned. - ~
A moo wliilc ago, Miss Doll nasli- Sho reached the chorus he Joined
' ed through the streets in o. lnotor- lll5 D0W0l`fl1l bllSS V0lC9 Wllll ‘U5-
Wo hear so mucli about the leon-
In vain Mrs. Webster tried to drag
cfflrlinis i-:owl M. neu!" oxoiniinoa him book into his sent- Ho sui»l>0l°t-‘
pci- also .\t.lrteI_l. ,,,,,,,00,,,, ,U ,, f,~|@m\_ “frhe ',|,,t|,0,-. ed the singer in every chorus; limi
'|`l‘“"-2-1" H-  U 1’2~ 2 13 1'4' ess, you know. Sllc runs into thou- ‘Will lime When me Sollg was Ulla’
:.12 1-4. Sands!" ed he mude a deep bow to ller :ind
4.5005 shcon m,,lic,| the |,-|e,,d_ waved his hat. Miss Lind curtesleil
2.17 Mixed; Purse, $8.00. \--f|<|,,,n I don-l mu-C who 51,8 15' to him in return, and he bowed
bllllo l’l'U>l'. Clif. ily 1"et':r tho Eshe 0,,g|,, U, be nnedw ugain. To the delight of the aud-
__j<¢>.;-- lence they continued the little colli-
i\l|nnrel'l\ Llnlmenl for llnlldrull Gill’ Ur Cllqllell-0 fill' 50llll3 llllll‘»
(ine day when Wooster was going
- -#_--_ to make nn address his wife
' brouizlit their little son io licur his
izitlier. The orator begun in the
thunderous tone lor which lic wus
famous. “Will any liiun dare to
sny-” he deniunded und lllcli paus-
ed to sweep his breathless' nud-
rt i it-n with li Jovitln glance, But th
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Mns. H. A. Goomnn, 14 Rockvnlo
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Lydin E. Pinkham's Private Text-
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way thc crowd is going, und follows
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ger service now Billy, siiid thelud
with the envelope in his hlind.
No; l‘ve got 11 good job with
:i dog funcler! What do you
do feed_tlle dogs'."’ `
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. CONVERSION
TPIE MINISTER OF FINANCE offers to holders
of these- bonds who desire to continue their
investment in Dominion of Canada securities the
privilege of exchanging the maturing bonds for new
bonds bearing SQ per cent interest, payable half yearly,
(a) Five year bonds, dated ist November,
1922, to mature lst: November, 1927.
(b) Ten year bonds, dated lst November,
1922, to mature lst November, 1932.
While the maturing bonds will carry interest to lst
December, 1922, the new bonds will commence to earn
interest from lst November, 1922, GIVING A BONUS
OF A FULL MONT!-I’S INTEREST TO` THOSE
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the new issue.
purposes.
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themselves of this conversion privilege should take
their bonds AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT NOT
LATER T1-IAN SEPTEMBER 30th, to a Branch oi' °
any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exchange
an official receipt for the bonds surrendered, containing
an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bonds of
Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, interest i
payable by cheque from Ottawa, will receive their
December 1 interest cheque as usual. Holden of
coupon bonds will detach and retain the last unmatured
coupon before surrendering the bond itself for conversion
Tho surrendered bonds will be forwarded by banks
to the Minister of Finance at Ottawa, where they will
be exchanged for bonds of the new issue, in fully
re 'stered, or con on registered or coupon bearer form
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new issue.
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and is not open to other investors. The bonds to be
issued under this-proposal will be substantially of the
sarne"ch'ari'-icter‘as those which are maturing, except
that the exemption nom taxation does not apply to the
bonds. _
the ist December, 1922.
W. S.
Dated at Ottawa, 8th August, 1922.
dealers or lildmansnn, Batcs & Co.,
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payment seeming and payable lst May, 1923. Bonds
of the new issue will be sent to the banks for
delivery immediately after the receipt of the surrendered
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converted under this proposal will be paid oil' in cllh On `
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