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T0- DA Y.
Magistrzitr~'s (‘oui'i.. if ii. in.
l’eoplc’s 'l‘lio:ili'0. Il. 7 and 8,45.
Patriotic llriilgi- iii
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MACNEVIN. - Ai Argyle Shore. Oct.
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. MacNevin
ii daughter.
DOYLE.- At North River, Oct, Sth
1915.. to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Doyle
a son. Congratulations.
BRAZIL’S BIBLE
A new translation oi’ the Bible into
Portugese has just been completed.
Brazil, not Portugal is the country
where the larger part ot’ this edition
will be sent. Brazil has thc greatest
of Portugese speaking populations,
though it used to he said that 10,000
users oi' that Language lived around
Honolulu, a city ln Uncle Sam‘s terri-
tory. ‘Maybe they all know English
DOW. --
Aside from its moral values, says
S _
the New York
ulsi-ly needed
aid to
un. the Bible is psrtic
Brazil, it is said, as
the standard forms
ii matter of history,
equal influence
is read and
of the King
through
general use on
new conditions
-to slang would
has had s
vocsbulsry.
clssslc besn~
been psr-
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to pro-
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l’lcton,.Novn. Scotia, - I
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of each week, on arrival of the morn- _
ing express from Halifax (about 0
noon), for Souris. P. E. Island, and h
there awaits the arrival of the alter- L
noon train from Charlottetown;
lows:
MoNoAv-Lowe soul-is for sitting- f
dii-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island a
and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at H
and retums to Pictou. _
TH URSDAY-Leaves Bouris for 1 S
Amherst, Grlndstone Island, Point `
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herst Sonrls, and returns to Picton
On the first trip in the months of
June, July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Bay to land Enails and passengers for
Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re-
turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind-
stone, Amherst and Souris.
For further particulars spply to
wM. nosERTsoN s. soN.
Agents, Halifax.
CHA8. W. _lVES,
Agent, Plctou.
MATTHEW McLEAN A C0.,
Agents, Souris.
Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and
Owner, Picton, Nova Scotts.
2061-7-15Mtf.
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The annual meeting of the St.
Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company
Ltd., will be held in the ollice of the
Union Comniei'cia.l College on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 27th at 8 p. m.
WM, MORAN, Secretary;
3331-10-7Mtl?.
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NOTICE
The annual meeting of the
Oyster Bed Silver Black Fox
Company, will be held in the
Oyster Bed School house, on
Saturday, October 23rd at 2 p. m.
E. S. McLEOD, Secretary.
R. H. POOLEY, President
:im-io-iiiiiizi.
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sample copy and our terms to
agents. ,
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~ Halifax. N. S.
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Beginning
will uy Fowl
dressed and
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ing streets hindly ,mesa at meh- - . ‘ “ `\ Serbia and Greece ltywau an essential _
posal by ohs or the Catholic Socle  I H H ‘ preliminary that Bulgaria tske_ side
- - 1 is iiiiiimi i-1.
_ '_ gthe Allies against Turkey. In
eéhzf (igliegiatyliall although open to . ~, other words, if Bulgaria was to reali-
he puhhc fm. pmmchlly .every pm-. ____‘ ze her hopes and aspirations she mut
use imaginable-fun-s, entertain- . ~ i ‘ ' 0°-viiefntd 111 a common eau-2° 111
o ' I 1 '
The Upton Black Fox Com-ff
pan , Limited will be held ti
Market Building, Charlotte p
town, on Thursday evening, }“
the 28th inst_, .at 8 o’clock .-
E. R. BROW B
Deniistr, , Dentistry, Dentistry ,.
Dr. Heath Mclntyre m
peii an oiiico iii'th<: !_':imm°on Block, 0
"Ni.i-mal Pinlt, Enamel Gurus” which H
uch asum as it was estimated would
ight to bo Drvud Of Our Sham. H1111 the chancellor' of the exchequer intend-
e ought to be proud ot’ the way in ,di d 1 hh 3 » ~
vliicli the proposals for meeting the ; 0 eve op W H possible rapidity
ar expenditure have been received (-,nnnf_|~y_ but this in itself would 'hot
ly “ll Classes-" be adequate to the case, and voluntary
5
Not Yet Doing Utmost \-into;-y_ , ~
Mr. Montagu added that the country g
had not yct bent itself to tho task of dui; 1 d h t
mccting the obligations imposed by es mpose y he budget' whim
burdens which involved an expenditure t
i-imoiintlngtonot less than two-thirds L
of the entire estimated national yearly
  __f_<_7_l_l_?_\V0d_-0 :S pressed the view that the government,
l>r0l>ared to put no less than half» his practising lt. and declared that tre-
:'»t'~ tfhll lit - ~ .
isiIzitr§.neitllilfi‘i?Il;1l?t(iix or0lo(a:.p0sa U he Iciilifiilildsmiif ivlilste was going on in the house of lords the Marquis of Crewe
To do _hiS_ M___ Momagu continuem __0l;___ A -B?___§;\\l1__¢_l`y£__e __ v_ made a statement similar to _that of
me Civil population must stint “self B__y_____ “___ _______._____¢;e _geo warsigunt thi foreign secretary and coii_<»liiile~<l:
and re-arrange its whole life with re- ere TNS attack On Serbia will only
h l b l
garii to the consumption of luxuries wzihke(leetl°l<ir§iip(iigiiI extravagance and mfkstistenhelihanghnercef the rlmelu
and forei n urchase oo . The ' ' m '1 0" 0 6 195 0 Carry the
whuhh hofvefen he atm gnofes mongs, a__§_*(;1;_T_!:_)_E_)sN;__(_)__°__f___13~¥‘t'I_'_l19'D8I‘llHmBlll-- war through to a <lefl_nite victory at
left in the pockets or the people that asserts th; _he _ Us _9 _Daily NEWS whatever cost. Nothing has acciirmil
would have to be gm later by Ioan bers of ___ ____ C0" Cl' Dil onist mem-1 iii any Dart of the yorld to weiikon
taxation and this had caused a feeling C] hu e ca net' headed by Wmstonl that resolution’ and we Wm m“i“`
of reliefyand given an assurance that a lyglcawédagftelgri gtullzog’ Wm '{_l_f*kB. tain it.” .
the conntry\c0uld contliiue to finance meeting to forcepthe issueaiiiidcgbtiiiii cdrilhiillyiiatgznlgiS(;1-uf:7_lgCv__\‘;h$2,£°"_,f“T`
tl _ _ , '_|1 . .' , .' iii ii ,
le war  “lint-5 f°l‘ 0|' against con- Viscount Milner siiggestcd the with-
A compulsory Taxation Tl _' _ ilra_wal 'of the troops from Gallipoli and
lleve. the News says that Earl V . _
M._ M t ~ i _ ._ ‘_ f - of w.ii.
t____‘Ch___‘;:_1e?_i‘_ffi_9E1d__h_l__l f_%l:_f;_1_1_l§_1_<:_l;__il;ii_l l_\_1icli<ii_1_er is mole inclined to the _ Lord Lawnedowne in reply, said
__________d _O d__ve_o__ with an-_________b___ __a_ ___9w _an he was it month ago. and | li. was impossible for any member oi'
pidiw ___ compulsory tax________ By__»___m got;-_};_r_t:__s_t;___l>t;l_§~_y'_f_r__thghognghe l3ri_§ish the government to glvo_ un iiiidertirk.
for the count__y_ but that this in itself __ - ai a op- ing that the troops wnuiil i-_ontiiiiie ii'
0" °f Consvrintion at the present the Dara ii ' -~ A
H ane es operations 1.1 ivoulil
:_"'__?_‘:__;t_:_‘__f;_t _:’___9v;‘ndg‘*s‘1\:_?et_§efgs;l_;;_<_f:_5$0822 llinctlfre. when a new war is begin- be withdrawn from them. It would
___ _ tl ng n the Balkans, it would have a be unpatriotic and improper, lic- suiil,
u mate v etory_ , t ik; . _ ' '
S___ Alfred Mond and other _ree 5_5" rig effect on the military situs- to force the government to make ii
~ ' fuller disclosure of the operations in
f.'..iis;”..i;2;ii‘@s. °.if;".i.i..;‘;i. ‘siifé mm*  arf.:;:i“;1i.r..::‘.’===.'f:“i. 
igieéagglfgisaglgpggggr ___l_l_1_0___:_l;_C_;`_f_i;»;i__f_l; CARRY WAR THROUGH was a grave and critical one; ihcrc
that they would vow ___g_________ them TO DEFINITE VICTORY. :Vere ;iew__t5ev_elpomeiiis 'mil now inc-
, ' ' F* ors, ii a ton to the cntranco of
Other inenibeis of the chamber ex- LONDON. Oct.. 14_- The di mm _ hu] uri i t in g |e_ Ty
D a g a no esrugg ie nt-
l>__l_f_i;;@d  tli_a_t___ig\e Government tic rather than the militaryslde of litude of Greece iit the pi'esent_ mo-
_ ge my was not the situatio . th h . , . ,.1
_ practising it and declaretl that tre- Edward Greny’.=iWi-_;;iger7yf’nuwi'i_i!g'¢lof  h‘i1e¢llti.iiiil_l Qv‘:i'sbii£i:iliit‘llili‘i'mi'iil;ltliii‘diiimfiiil
::_<;_l_\_;_l;’\:_B__ :\{_2t_St_e___}Vf;_Fi 801115: on in the lntive to the Balkan situation, which calculations. .
i John Annan' Bi‘\\'i-hi brothe of Vis-  hlgiiivlired togily to E crowded housn
__0______ B______C_ _______._____._ _______e |£____ war ______ ___i_; ons____ _._pi;_rBPj‘g_\_v_:ird __i1__nr;{»_:isi;<_;ed FREEDOM OF SEAS CAN WAIT.
. '_ ‘ ' ' an 1
;_h_<i_rcwl_i_i_i_i;l___;iee_;i col_o_ssal cxtravagance troops in the Balkans had been promi- Sir Arthur Murkliiim, who suspects
e rriip on. soil. the statement of Foreign Secretary
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' I f ‘  ‘ ' -“‘ - _~ s es could in that offer B' ' '
if.; - _,~__..,  , . ,_,_._ ____ _ , , . ard, with Thomas T. Edison as his
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il -7”(  ”$f'Q"' eslra e es' ence _or Central Powers at the ‘K 116.1* cisco Fair. Fuird-Edlsoon Diay aviilill rutile
3j‘,~.-_*i3}_ _,j.’,~_,,._'__,_.;-__;_ _ ~_ sate B Auction neighbors and without _lihsiigy curses- celebrates october I2. ' . '
~:.~"" .'~~  ‘ - y pending sdvontsge_-.fo _ _l\‘|- ~ 'Edisondiss ordered u. movie com-
“ " --° ‘ 1 ~  _'pany ,inn-e to fum s story or lun-a'»_=‘
_°-° _ Al-WAV3 _FRllNDi'-Y , ,f`l'|-l ROU~ life for whiclfths sufo msgnsfe lst 2
Rob .
prem-
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eft in the pockets of the people that
Grlndstone, Amherst sud Souris; and n;?,mI;1ld;$;_cg°;1;$g_i]'};?1}e?xcept the 2"°“ld have t° 119309 |8101' b 101111
"W0 NWS advalwéd 1° the M1165 of relief and given an assurance that
the country could continue to nuance
       °
the Labourites opposed the increased
while preaching economy. was not
W . ,
ary for the students th go outside to of, the Treasury, in replying in the W9l_o. i_h`th9 111941:. !0;1!:;l_€<1 “P011 05
beg for accommodation which -is so House of Commons to-day to criticisms Def “ll Y 0 Pitlll 0 Q o Home PHC .
readily and Wllliusly placed at the of the new 'taxes imposed by the Bud- t 9 Same S°“ll1_19I\'2 and U19 Bam? 1'0"
fl1BD0Sl11 Of the Public? Are the Bill- get of Reginald McKenna, Chancellor “gm” 3° 101" 1h°m5°lV“5 1° “ “Wi”
-'dents not entitled to the same cour- of the Exchequer. Mr Montagu in his ““d°"”8’ S0\'6F¥\m0Ill» 1110512 alll" 10
' tesies in t_helr 0_1:/u béllldiushas 310 speech dwelt upon the magnltudeof them- _ . '
public are. lu l we sys W en ie inc burden cast u on the country by
olicy is being so persistently advo- the war, ‘ D 9fERB|A MEETWG cmsls W|TH
cated of making the schools and col- "We have had to keep and continue - SPI-EN9|U CUURAGE- /
leges the social centres ln their com- to keep,” said Mr Montagu, "an lm- ~.
““‘“”' ‘“,f“ 11?* ;°'“-“""“i ".‘°;’.§" ”'°=““"‘° “°"- -Wi’ ‘we PM “"1 ....il‘...‘,‘-‘2..’§’.’.‘l~‘t.‘}‘.i“§.§.£‘.l‘t‘l.‘L“.‘.il"§"..§Ii
lsteul t0 C 056 e 00" HBH H3 9 continue to ps for an arm which has »,
students? A little OXDIHHHUOII 10 U10 'increased froiii s few tliousands of °°‘"“5° With Which she tumed “p°“_
1  an  “;i;‘°'  ‘>° "1 -»--» f- - ---W    2:: ‘s.f:.i:‘;‘ ::“.§;'"§2:.:‘s“;.°.:t..‘:.‘
r er. am. r.  , '
‘ g_z,n2K`:.1Bgl.e¥edg:1negxgcgitbg:1353: ing features of the war. Once again,
AN ‘RATE PARENT- expenditure on the contingents which he mid' the “rms was “Wm Serbia
' ' are helping us to hgh, We are paying an_d she was meeting it with the same
A as ,egardg ;,,,i,a me ;,ho,e ws, of mg Sn eudid courage.
Indian contingents except their nor-‘ Thmugh Greek t-e"""°'y amne
ALF INCOME OF mal peace exhendifum could assistance be sent to Serbia.
EVERY CITIZEN -1 We have advahceh to the Ames continued the foreign secretary, and
FOR THE STATE such 8 Bum as it was estimated would that this assistance was welcome was
LONDON 0 T-14 Th _mm who equip and malittaln in the field 3,000,- :2(f2s_g32$lythgr;‘;?iidby ttiihehplseceigiihtlli
- C - -_ 9 000 of their soldiers. e hav a i h _ . ' ’
did not study the idea of having half to he proud of our shag: and _ie  Britain was giving Serbia all tlie_help
his income available for the state was to be pmud of the way in which the u_i_ its power freely and uilcondltion-
ot doing his duty said Edwin Samuel proposam fo In U th _ H- y.
Mnniugn, Financial Secretary of the dmre haverheff nfecehevgar §’;p;'h "ln view ofthe treaty Greece and
Canadian Mail Steamer he--Ury. in--plying nue Home of cm...-» . Serif--" -aid the f°f<=i»==i -e<=f@_efy-
' C
t d t rltl lsms oi’ "how can there be any other attitude
(6 ° H ili)emhle(xlBta¥i.:s el‘i1i;iise‘i)i (hy the budget halgrhmonhzgze iidftedlthat tgle country on the part of Greece towards the as-
La I _ ` ye en seftotietaskof it h,' h hl ts _bi .,
of Reginal McKenna., Chancellor of meeting the ohh an I d h B S HHCB 0 ered "OHS \€I` 0 01 H-
hc Exchequer, Mr. Montagu in his bnfdeng which invilveelnih ggigfilturg "In the steps taken wc acted in the
L 1 ge;-A 1 15| nnnwny Wh”-1 speech dwelt upon the magnitude Of amounting to not l "th t -th' d closest c°`°pe"m°“ with. Fra’_‘°° ‘mf
eaves n co on ____ burden cast upon the country hh of the entire esumlfesgi n;tl;o__:l°yB:;_l; the co-operation of Russian tioops is
the Wm-_ _ hlc0me_ Therefore it followed he _ pso;x_iis_ed as soon as they can be made
“We have had to keep and cont nue Bahh th t hi ht ' 'i1V_§ 3 9- _
to k6ep_.. said Mn Montagm nm im_ re are; toeve? c _Zen wg h t” be The military measures adopted to
I7 P ii if i .
,regnable havy_ We have ham and current _“C0512 al;°th‘;Silis_';;‘;a_ 1:” 3; meet the requirements of the new
tl t f hi h h lsituatlon, are the subject oi’ i‘ontiii\i~.
igieiislgdi)rgii\1ya(i¢;-\3Iilii>xiilii\iZn\<i,s iii’ mg: st8"1ig'§gU;;l;Bb};vIta§h°r Joan' ti ons attention by the military autliori.
0 ah ax-my which runs into mi||j0ns_ the civh pohulafmn °n _fsgtu $35  ties of the Allies and they will be
We are financing by loans go our and rearrange its Whig] mee nh” taken in close consolation with each
thence to Magdalen lslsnds as fol. great do________o__s p______ ____ _________ expend__ ard ____ ___ e w re- othen It is nth my pmvhlhe to ,hakh
S e n ti f l
ure on the contingents which are and foreign ;?u_3::'s|;d°;0__g___ “’,i":`;'_f;_ a Dubllc disclosure of the military
ielping us to fight. We are paying,
s regards India. the whole cost of i
ould howevsr.‘be still more money
y
HXHUOH. and this had caused a feeling
he war.
Mr Montagu said, in conclusion, that
C0mlJlllS0ry taxation system for the
avings were essential to an ultimate
Sir Alfred Mond and other free
raders protested against the import
axes on tea and sugar and announced
hat they would vote against them.
Other members oi’ the chamber ex-
ie conscriptloiiist members he-_
I propose to confine myself," the
_l_3_;‘_§f_l_S;_l; f_<>_ri:_l_l§_n see_i_et_ary said, _'_‘to ii inihy be a roper subject of disciission
_A VERY UNUSUAL HAPPEN_NG__ _“nw _he w_____ At t_i_Z:__oi:_1:___¢_:___ hvejeggs an tlreemeut between nations _aftcp
sired_ that the war should not spread of the Declaration of London. raised
*_* ;l:_d__dn _i:_i_>_|_rn__m$n_;_vii_'h _r;ur _:Lilies wi; ai; _the question aggnin today iii the com-
. s s e remit ne mons. _
_h;v:_\__srI;"I:`f_§_f(?_f`Ih__?f_§¢;E_°;_ 1__'_'c___l:_‘:_l; ilelllfal Turkey and 'l‘urkey's terri- Lord Robert Cecil, Parliamentary
hmvials __ ford __ _________ Y _ d 0l‘y should not suffer. This sitns~ under-secretary for foreign affairs re-
/ '~ 8 yes 0|' Hy tidn was completely changed by the lied
ii d. in h f 9 . '
mf: _femeec 0I:_f_>Y _ Oh Bi_t_tluK with the entrance of Turkey into the war and ‘The opinion-of Foreign Secretary
D ou o t e .unted States. 1| bn 1 1. . ' -
Th” "M10" WHS BRYOH R€l=\diIl8. lord gills; ttligii oclhiisedén 'the Uni of the giigsytliliiidoilifiihhnagforiiirtagzeiivigiiig
Chief Justice of England. in America "W0 and our allies than concentrat- and how they can be made worth any;
“S “h“"'"“‘“ 0' the A“B|°"F|'°"0h ed “Don securing an agreement s- thing in the future ma re s bl
”"“"°‘“] “°mmi”l°“~ ' mom: the Balkan States shd we used form the subject of dl y ia (many
When the 0011" f‘0uV@neil for the all our influence to secure an accord- tween nations after tliscvlilr: onln thed
Hf¢€'"l00Y\ 562-510" B1\\'0n_ Reading 'Unfortunately the feeling in the Bal- light of experience gained and ro-
W“lk"-'i ""0 CDU” With Chief JUS- kans is not one of union- but of divls- flection su gested b th 1
tice White. who ushered him to a ion. It was clear nothing but s decls- hich the wgsr ori iniit de wtiythn
“Gal 8'- ""3 "F111 0! his UW" DW'-9- lt' ive pre-pondersting advantage for the `hviethods whereby onli- engmix cm?
ii chair placed on the bench for the in 1d h _ - . -`
occasion. For an hour and s half the gurgsswiiiiilcy triiliiigligiililed us to se ducted it on land and 885'.
   -»  
“ll” 0' '-he Nm" D°‘<°"* 1” °“ BK' sxieiitiulsilihoreiggriileigtiiiiiigsliia tiliiti -E-msc" PiiJvT‘:toHv\i§LFil)a,gi.oonAMA.
DPGSB l'GC€lD'-9- Central Powers had ofhlrod to Bill-' -_ ~ '
gurls more to secure het' neutrslit DET
_ MANIA
ents, socisls, etc-is not available LONDON, Oct 1%-The msn who Which U16 1101108 3-115 9~Bllil`i1¢i0llB Of
r the students, they having been did not study the ldap of having his 01-116|’ l18lBl1b.0l'i|lB» H9108 WBPG -90838
efused every time they had ssketl_for iniiome hvsilsble for the stste was not °d_»___ will be an _._g_._ _ 1 _hat _________
il ll d K . d ll I , i Ed d _ 0 0 811)'
Charlottetown' 12th Oct’ 1915' niblynstiiloiiiiieihls tile?" yVl?l‘iysl‘s ltarsiecliig- Siiiiigel ildgiiltiign Biiiiilnoisiifn secrgihlry /1'°a5°'1“b|° 110968 Mid l1BD|l'll`li0IlS
plans, and I can only say l believe
they will be bassed on the principles
- of .sound strategy." ,
“Serbia is fighting for hor national
existence and with .her the struggle
is just now intense and acute, but the
struggle is one and the issueis one,
iii whatever theatre of war fighting
is taking place. '
l "‘All the Allies are iiixlitlng for na-
ftional existence and for all who are
|iightlng the same issues arise. lt is
ii fight for the right to live, not uiidcr
the shodow of Prussian inilitarism
which does not ob.sei'vc thc ordinary
rules of huiiiunlty in war, and to
loavc us treo' from thc nioiiiiiiifc of
oppression." .
CARRY WAR THROUGH TO DEFI-
NITE VICTORY.
Prcniier Asquitli in tlie -house ol’
commons declined to grant ii day for
debate on Sir Edward Grcy's stale-
lnient on the Balkan situation. ln the
their transfer to sonic other tiicatrc
Grey that "the freedom of the seas
the war," shows a desire for revival
 'The story lslln mslo-dramst "-
form.. _ _ _ r _  
_ 1. -1,
sronv 1-si.|.sss 
set 'of
New oi.Asoow. “N.S~- 001-' 13-”
The mills of the Nova Scotia th_iil_0\'-
wear Company at Eureka, li<._o_u
County, were totally destroyed by ‘le
oi’ an unknown origin at 8" 03111/ |1911"
this morning. At about a quarter post
one. when tlio"iilgllt shift. C0l\5l5U"g
oi’ some sixty pe0Dl9._W8B M Wflfk in
the mills, ilrc was iiiscovereil in the
cardlng rospi and from ihcrc it SlH`L_‘i1‘l
rapidly. 'Lie cuinpniiy‘s ilre lllllillliil
apparatus was at olive put into operii-
tion, but it was inipnssiblc to cliccli
the flames and all hope oi_i~'avl\li¥ the
mills was lost when the hrc i'oii<'li0ll
the pumps oi' thc plant and put tliem
out of rfominissloii.
_uililriili u iuiu-._v uL\tlllUltU
The employees were able to save s
lpn-ge quantity of manufactured mater.
Ilul, including some sweater coats and
uiiderwesr. but two csrloads _of wool
,which had recently arrived st Eureka,
'were destroyed.
The loss by the -llre is 'variously
estimated between 3150.000 and $250,.
000. Insurance for the, sum of $150,000
was carried through theagency of J_
liqiii--nril McDonald here. -t~; _ , .
Ui' late the company has been ,work-_
ini; night and day on war orders and
only _vcstcriiiiy ii shipment of garments
vuiuuil at ff'-20.000 was made to the
ltiiliiui Govcriiinoiit. ' _
U ' _hw ""Rl“. *Aff
_ __.,...._.... _-_ , . .-.-_-.~ .~.-A -- --Y--= - -‘-‘- - -‘-'~' ‘~ - -
ITALY, TOO, HAS H_ER ‘
BOY WARRIOR HERO.
'l‘l1luN, oct. 16.- Guin Antonio
Cassol. a Milaiioso boy 0l\ly 0110911
years of age, has been proposed f0Y
the Distinguished Service Medal _for
successive acts ot' valor on the lt_alian
front. .
The son of a prominent criiiiininal
lawyer, (iassol, left hoine last .laini-
ory to iight with the Gnibalian Vol-
unteers in the Argonne. When that
corpse broke up he ri\ti|i'iicil to l_Iul.V.
and, ile.spaii'ed of getting liiinfseli cn-
rolled in the reguliii' fnshioii, bought
:I complete' iiiilitiiry ouitil and set out
toward the 1`i'oiitle_r_
After it spell ut' had luck, by ai rusc
-being possible. Then _he managed to
crawl towards the italian trenches
lander ii hail ot' bullets, but was too
'exliuiisteil through loss of blood to
reacli the lines. 'l‘lien his admiring
'captain gave orders that a detach-
ineiit should brliig him in at all costs,
‘ liviiig or dear.
I Thanks to the care lavished on hini
, by thc: surgeons he is now considered
out of danger, and has exactod a pro-
iniiso io bc,allowed ‘to go forward ii-
igain ns soon as tit to leave the hospi-
i tal. ~
SHOCKING THE CENSOR.
There is a divertliig story of ho
“iui`:int_"
the tiring line.
lung.
he nzaiiagcil to get in with the Sixty-
eiglith infant ‘y regiiiienl. in which hc.
was enibotlied a largir i'oiitiiii»!"m 01'.
Loinbarily Voliiiiteers. but. iiiici'
mont|i's service wits scifi hoiiic as an
lloivever, this ciitliiisiastic and
usually well developed son oi' Italy
i'oar.'il his father into hiding liiiu to
join tho l<‘ii_hy-ldolirtli lnt`;inii'y slutioii-
ed at Ives, \vlir\.iit.'o. uiiilci' the psvii- l
doiiyiii of }’i'ivute Gliiseppc Foiiilu he
soon had thc joy ot again starting for
Tiino after time lic was I'ori'iiiosi in
volunteering for <laiigci'ou.s rocoiiiiit-
ring work, spiiri-iiig on by his own ox-
ample, coiiipiiiiioiis who ldolizeil liiiii_
l~`iiially. on Scptoiiiliui' T. while hcziil-
iiii:_a daring rot-onnaissziiii-ri right up
to the t.'iioiii_v'.~i lizirlioil ilvi`<>ii<'r~s.
was felled by an .\ii:~'ti'i:iii liu
which wont tlii‘ou_1:h lil:-. iivcli to
'l`lii‘re he lay for it-ii iii-urs, no
a,‘c
un-
D
lil*
llt-i
the
_tl
'fi
tl
'1`
N
I vi
_ _ . \
in British censor got John Lane, th
iiiious publisher out of his bed, at an
V
0
arly hour' iii the morning to explain
ic significance ofa certain cable.
he cable, addressed to Mr.` Lane's
ew York house, read: "Make Brooke
nge uniform with "English obvlating
broken lines ordering portrait accord-
igly_” ’l‘he unsuspiclous word doubt-
“l'iiisburg Storgles 8 for 26
ess have fashioned_the message as re-
l`ci~ring to ii technical matter connect-
l with thc American edition of the
l poeins of Rupert Brooke, the talented
young poet who succumbed to sun-
.stroke iii the Dsrdanelles- But, of
course. in thc (‘.ensor's Department.
that plirasc “broken lines” did have
ii nasty sound!
cts.
'|`ho smoke wcll and have good flavor.
iiiil l~`osl i~i“s l)riig.~itoi'e. 3473-10-16M3l.
- ..s`
Il!
charge Twenty-five cents.
5l.<t--_i-~|~.l4--_i,~l-.i~l>:i'l- 1+ we ` ~l- . -i~ l -§» l -l~~!- .-il'-l°~l~ll‘-lrkrl-*l'-Fi"l'-i~|- l;°i-ii*-l»>l’=~l>>.l5¢H'~l~¥-I*
-l.’s\¢lHl-1l§<l'5l:\l*il 'rr 1 ~E‘%i1‘!*`fl>1<I°¢li<l>§i 
 word each continuation. Cash must accompany order- Mllllmllm

3   siiiiiiii ciisiiiitn ins. we
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Aguiits Wtiiitcd
Z\G`i5'N"`|"sT)5.'rli`T`éi3' 1"'o 'sEi_i_' 'FOR
\Ve toni our mon to sell luxpoil
unto i<~ce>~.ir\ highest coin
mission paid, liiiiiilsonie treo equip
ment. tlouc & \\ elliiigton, Toronto,
Ont. iii:-125-10-1l\lE2lll.
,_ Lost..
i.6€‘i"lFE5AW"E\7€NiNo, ocros-
vi- lst, lady`s gold watch, between
Suiiiincrslilc Exhibition grounds
:ind Kciisiiigton. Finder please
leave ut the Pioneer Olilce, Summer-
yidc, or lioctor Morrison's. Kensing-
ioii. 3450-10-15M3lpd.
"the old reliable l-`onihill l\.'ui‘s0ries.”
,\._ -. ‘ -'_
1 ui.'.' .‘ 5.1' _'; ` . _ -
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WANTED.-A GlRL FOR GENERAL
li<iiisi'\\'oi‘li. Apply to i‘.li'.-: lit-ok. S7
lippvi' l’i‘iiii'.i> Sirr-ut. Il-ltiil-lt) lliinili
WANTED-PUPIL NURSES AT THE
'l‘uiii|ton Stale llospilul 'l`i'uiuiiig'
Si-hool for Nurses. l-'oi' lurllior
particulars nililrcss Dr. Arthur V. »
Goss, Supl., Taiiiiioii Stain l-lospitiil,
Taunton, Mass. 3404-10-12Mtf
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
geiicrnl housework. Apply to Mrs
D. Stewart, 165 Kent Street.
3459-10-15iii3i
LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR
Falconwood Hospital. Apply nt the
Hospital. _ 2417-8-GMtf.
For Sale
niitiige, Lot 49. P. E. l.
HOUSE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
i'oi' quick solo. Aply lll ldlm Ave-
ii\iv_ 3/illtl-lil-llilVl1lipil_
Fon SALE-A inrni 01130 utéi-esor
land wlili good buildings, coiivenioiit
to schools, cliurclics and railway.
Apply to Ilenry Vaiildersteln, Ilor-
3475-10-16ME3lpd
.-un S'/-\|.E. FRESHENED COW. AP-
ply John A. Moorcsiilo, North Riv-
_ cr. 3445-10-15Mfllpil
FOR SALE-COMPLETE MOVING
picture plant cheap. Suitable for
either stationaryor travelling; sas
and electric fittings; plant entirely
new. Sure bargain. B. Il. Yeo, Au-
ditorium. Montague. 22-9-23m27i.
= 
Siliiat-ioiis Vu-¢‘u|it~_
f~sALEsiviE'N 5' 's'xcL`i.is'iVE'”'ETN'E
for i-ity, town or country Big e
Bril-
iiigiigiiuriiiiiiicil. Permanent all
your job. No experience necessary.
Write Liilio Brothers, Limited,
li oiiircal _ " '
To I ict.
To `L'E"T1"i`-l<'>`iT§`E`7\'N'l5 "`§A`rTNT`AP-
ply to 71 Mr-Gill Ave or Box 446
(‘liarlottctown. \,3467~l0-16M6
lpd.
ro i_s1Tlcori'iTi=.ri House. wm-i
large yard and birrii. For further
partirnilars apply 37 Douglas Street.
ui' (3. W. Livingstone, Prowse Bros.
33185-10-16m3l
To " 'LET""`F'U'FiNISHE'D "ii`bbM§
with or without board. 'Centrally
loi»uti>d. All modern conveniences.
Apply ai. oillcc 233 Queen St.
5455-io-1§M:§pu.
To i_sT‘i=usNisHi-in HbU§E`wiTH
all nioilcrii iiiiproveineiits. Contra
oi City. Apply to Box 446, Charl-
lott_ciown. _ 8351-10-8Mtf.
'ro` Li-:rl-i-i'oUs€"“7iFFi3r 232
ormiioeorge st. ' 3012-9-21Mtf.__
To EET.,-The Stars” and “premises
on Kent Street at presents occupied
by Goo. McQuaid, Tailor, _possession
given August 1st. Apply to D. Stew-
art, 163 Kent St. 2267-'l-26m mt!
“laiiteil
WANTED-REGISTERED SHORT-
 
borne Helter Calves. Geo. D. WHY:
ren. Fortun 3 4 10 15M8ipd.
____._*__ e Cove. 45_-___;___
wAN'rsE>"To Punci-iAsE AT oNcE
for cash. 25 pairs of foxes, Class
A
cross foxes and atchcs Call bono
Home Work
Lv... . ._ _. .__.. .....-.___. , _
RELIABLE PERSONS WILL BE
furnished with proiiiiiblc. al|-yeai'-
round eiriploymeiit' on AuttrKn1t-
ting macliines.'l’en dollars per week
readily earned. We tosfch you at
home. Distance no binilraiii-,e_Wrii@
at once for particulars, rates of pay
el-C.. 'enclosing Zc. stamp. Aiitbf
. Knitter Hosiery (Bo, De t 147
- D - » D
or write Richard Grant. , f
g __ __ solo-io-14m4i
wANi'Eo. Foxes To nANcH
The iiaiimx rox and Fur cu.. Lui..
will take foxes to Ranch, and I\`0x0B
for payment. ,Apply to TA.. J. Cros-
by, care Customg, I-lsllfar N. B.
_ ____ -azis-16-is;§é_sip_d.
w/fires l\""P6é`i‘i"To'ii~__ o no
. D . 257
College Street, Toronto.
' "-184-10-,1GM13l_
_house work, good cook _ind Bond
requirements. Apply Glflrdisn.
‘ - 8514 10 7Mtl
., - ai..
ct. 15-~ Henry
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