9, 1916
GUARDMN .
is none
things
customers.
Two sizes 50c and $1.00
Sold only at the Penslar
Store.
E A FOSTER
Central Drugstore
more
from our
5 IIeadq\l9¥'¢°rs forthe _
, Penslsr Remedies
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  4
no muiegy 0| rem
The “Battle Cry of Peace-" shown
at the Pe0ple's Theatre yesterday sf-
temcen and' evening more than Justi-
fled the greatest claims made in its
behalf bythe management. By Ian
the most stupendous motion picture
production ever successfully at-
tempted in America, it beggars de
scription and leaves on the specta-
tor a mingled impression of fear and
wonder. It is unique in many respects.
Corrsldered purely as n moving pic-
ture, “The Battle Cry of Peace” is
a triumph of organization. The ten
tremendous reels embrace every
phase of the cincmatograph art, and
the settings are extraordinarily el-
aborate thousands of dollars' worth oi’
Property having been destroyed in
the effective production of the film.
As a drama the picture is touching,
and the characters are portrayed' by
the most eminent actors in America.
Charles Richman takes the leading
role as the insistents advocate of
preparedness, wlillle Nome Talmadge,
one of the most popular film stars,
us the daughter of a multi-millionaire
(\vh0 is rigidly opposed to war and
urges "peace at any price”) and
sweetheart of the hero, lends a pa-
thetic charm to the picture. The
story is simple. The son of a wealthy
family, engaged to the railway mag-
nato's daughter urges on that paci-
fist the criminality of unprepared-
ness amd the “peace talk,” and en-
deavours to get him interested in
a navy-building proposition. But the
millionaire, who detests anything not
immediately concerned with money
making scoffs the suggestion
and lends his influence to attain
(unwittingly) the object of the spy,
who poses as a friend of the peace
party. In 'the meantime, while Am-
erica is ra/nting of peace, the ene-
my stesls a march on her, and in a
brief decisive naval engagement the
U. S. fleet- undermanned and un-`
equipped- is hopelessly defeated.
The enemy immedialtely destroys
New. York, wiblich is invaded. the
homes of the wealthy, not excepting
the "peace" millionaire, are violated,
and' a mild example of the horrors
perpetrated on Belgium is given. The
great metroplis is overrun by drunk-
en troops and the sweethearts are
separated, the ma/n being taken out
with scores of other helpless citizens
and ruthlessly shot down by ma-
chine guns. The girl succeeds in kil-
ling the spy, who has seized her, but
she is subsequently taken prisoner.
together with her mother and sister.
and they are lod'ged in a room to
await brutieh disposal of the omcer
and his gang. To save their honor.
the mother shoots her children and
falls-herself a prey to the lust of the
Invader-s.` The picture, oi' course, is
primarily intended as a warning to
-Ulb United States against unpre-
pnredness, and' ss such is a terrible
indictment of the military weakness
of that country. It advocates pre-
paredness not for wnr. but against
war. There were large audiences at
the I’eople’s last night to witness
this magnificent photo-drama, which
is really a forceful recruiting appeal, nor instructive. My apologiei td 3512-- Ind-is useful in n hundred ills in
and there should be packed Charlie Cl1aplin,. I* did not moan to N10 flllllly. »Whoi.her it’s -tootlwehe.
hbuses again this afternoon and include his S|;eprodu;:|tions'.rm U  g:l“:l:‘0l:;_.'a 2:51830, maurnlgsa, “mg
evening when it is in cated. Mr. Gal-'» Soloman ow sg n, s me ,- erv no-w mfg , ___
lagher deserves the ggestost commen- miss the 11.30- the last train to {\\llNI'0Nll1yasit,wlllcure rheuma- HAMFAX' N' S" Nwember 8'
dntion on having secured' such a Union-.luck Club which is a home for iélm- F01' llllllly 115° 1100111118 Wllsll
splendid film, which is peculiarily soldiers of the Empire. Now realis- P|'VUi1l9-
lfh hill tflil Wiilll
0Dl10rtune and appropriate at the ing that de g nCOBw4’>th Liltfumlzwd NEXT SURPRISE OF
_ Pain*
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lil] ill THE
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0-0- 'I E0! 8 "Pass", meaning "leav
don. I got my pass too late
but ar ved at the depo in time
though by a longer route. On th
tained for two hours awaiting t
Canterbury Cathedral. Hence
ted with towns and villages as migh
with some large fields of hops.whea
The hops were being plucked at th
women also Canadian soldiers-ma
have beer.
Near London is Maidstone Ea
which contains hundreds of acres o
ing C .
cordance with my ambition to hu
soldiers and sailors in uniform. The
as 1 am naturally a thirsty soul
il. y . .
soc respectable ladies face the whis-
may not treat his wife to lntoxicants
prohibiting bim fi-om lending be
not, respectable. I believe- a iarg
number of women do not drink bee
tom in many ways, is so differen
in open-moutbed‘ astonishment.
An old friend of mine now gone to
his reward used to sing “A Love-f
God Shovel" where the barber lathers
scrubs and scrapes while the patient
squirms and howls. Each barber us-
o
n
iid. for a shave and what a shave!
0
uslly has 5, loquacious chap of 10
i2 years who prepares one for th
led' by lathering not only tb
portion to .be shaved but likewis
nostrils, mouth and ears and ofte
even bedaubing the Kings own good
khaki with soapy water. If the Eng-
lish barbers l've encountered are
fit to shave the lower class of Can-
adian soldiers. Kenny and Lafferty
might wall be harbors to royalty.”
Lately the streets in London are
ally come this -way- sometimes re-
maining as souvenirs, yet on the
Strand, Piccadily .and Leicester
Square 'tis not hard at night to find
the way from place to place.
At 11.30 the business places were
nearly all closed and there was not
much to bo seen on the streets.
pntrqnized a cinema to see if the
moving pictures in London were an
improvement on what I had previous-
ly seen. This cost me A "tanner" and
a. penny, war tax. d came out
thinking as usual that s large maj-
ority of sudh places are worse than
useless being neither entertaining
pr0sent_time_ M not accor we y I (THE WAR MAY BE FRENCH
_ _ _live AT MET:
Stomach Was Very Bail     . ;,.._'~°~”<..---   nf-- --
rvsrs ere are guessing,
Use initiative in the westmiiv|;s':l<li'2
Mah-liizzin dl-'ini _ = 
1°- *SS 1"' 1 _ 
‘-qv-rw ,,.. _
THE |_|vEg 901' our gr (moan AND THE WHOLE SYSTEM WAC brsi and St. Quentin with gum-
pais ONED., rsilwsys, to gun which gnnnnme sn
' When the course of the food
through the oilmentsry canal is -im-~
Wded hy sluggish action of the-liver
01' bowels the food remains undi-
¥°°l8d. and ,gs nresult it ferments.
This ver rise to poisonous gases
which crowd snost the heart, sn
cause dlssiness and choking sensa-
tions. ss well sri irregular sction of
the hesrt.
The liver struggles to remove the;
Poisons from the blood. becomes en-
"’~"KBd. and finally fails, siiowingihe
Poisons to pus on to every psrt of
U10 human. system, compilations
lflls. sud there is Bright's disssse
hardening of the srticles sud appo-
More than a mo`nth ago from ou
day” “nd 5 ‘N519 “V9 l'°¢“\'U "C301 ing an afternoon promenade to Cha
0! °b“°“°°-" fl`°l11 4I\l°1‘Nl’S T01' 1515 cuffs and collars preparatory to tak-
. r'
to St. Albans, 20 miles beyond Lon- ms Cm” Enquiry at the umm;
o
£0 got the information that at the pr -
board another going London ward usyedv among others, mm-ind agen
(By sn Island Gunner.)
hh
be expected. instead there are' some have 5 "bubble" with the sausage
Pf°"Y °°°U°“° Of 8\”“““S °°““"¥ After a hurried thought ir answered rernlired work as 111°" HS “Y “W”
1 in the aiilrmative. Now I know that better than men. instead. of “Eor
oats and hay. It is largely undulat- n bubhle is chewed or hashed can sale" or -.T0 Leg' ns we hand nd.
house one might buy eatahles t r
_ ` ., d W
en 1 » I
st
holmes largely “““°5""‘ S°°“ Char' The house is under the control of
V095 1'* \`°“°h°“ Hem 1” “°‘ =The London County Council and
B.
band, my wealth I partook of the 1 1 to at dec t 1 5 mg
free lunch given for the asking to Gam ng ma es 8 en 0 g
entered an inn and had a quiet drink we Corporal Ambrose C955,-ova' no
of Guiness Stout- -id in price. 'Tis of D,-_ J,-,nn 1~_ Cosgrove, we-mng.
curiosit for P E Islanders to 0 | wen; b under round mtl. post, pole, gores. heather furze. f0'l'11'
but there is nothing in The Defence that it would not he possible g
of The Realm Liquor Regulations "non it and ,-Bunn to camp in um
H1109 DF-‘DCB 10 bill' f01‘ 11011161! s pint London Bridge, Parliament Bulld-
of beer. Please don’t infer that all ing, with qlogk B15 Ben are in
women who drink in this country are Glu,” by themselves; 50 in 1,
e
from Canadian customs that a_
"Spud Islander" may sometimes peer ---------
At Little St. Andrews_ St. I spent
not well lighted as Zepps occasionv ,magma how mu and lame and 'om I
I. I also took. two Ferrozone Tablets
I _ i -
s I . _
lmsds essuirissro h  - _ . , - m _
-------=-'»-°== ii in   -   -  _ it  -
\"/I I "I \' \_ 1', ‘_ Y/ N 'I/, ' _ '" _ " V
1 wss directed by s 'police
Bruce I-louse, Drury Long /1
furniture. '
ed within me s curiosity inspired by
‘bed and cubicle' "toute de suite!
No towel nor solp was to be found
but I had Q Western Road wash
place I had ever before seen. I could
only conjecture Although sober on
Down l strolled through a number
of large rooms but met no sign of
the name of the street- Drury Lane,
S. ‘
ing the Sunday pictorlsls, discussing
catch the 1.45 train from Sborncliffs vision bm- near me other side of the good cla'|n to serious consideration.
ri t to he
D
I rode to Canterbury where I was do 9" 1.1 masters ld, ann il/fd loose not onie person can be seen
tea per packet %d packet of cocoa, and even those that were crowded
arrival of the next L_ondon bound jnnn nm-nomon géd nn 1d_
train. W.-hile here I saw the famous nnnnngen 1d_ nn.; mga,-nun nan.
ers Bed
route to Charing Cross Station one 1 ordered 2 nnnnngen n nom of no
passes through country not so dott
i lady in charge asked me if I woul
ing and as a whole not poor-looking. huge of com.” texture and dn,
s , |
green color. My bubble being co
"me 0! ye" that English me” and I did not relish it much. As many T601-\Y “T0 B9 BUW' °" "T0 Be Let
9 A favorite resort especially after
Y as a hundred might surround th
.long stove and quite 5, number pre-
pared their own cocoa, kippers and
f other food. To me 'twas amusing.
affords opportunity for small wage
and food approximately at cost.
1 tary Hospital near St. Albans
Kel’ haf t° hell’ th9m°°l"'°“ t° ""4 St. Pancras Station. Here I wa
drinks there served- A husband told that the hospital was distan
from St. Albans about six miles an
1° allowed. '
painted giddy and cigarette smoki
Y uslties among the Canadian soldiers
»|.
Every Stiff Joint limbered _
_lllieumatiam Cured
That Old Family Remedy "Nervll|ne"`
is Guaranteed for the Worst Cases
GURE8 NEURALGIA, BACKACHE,
1'
2 Luivissso
8
Rheumntism today is unnecessary.
It is so well understood and so read-
ily_cursbl.e that every day we have re-
ports_of old chronics being freed of
their tormentor.
"I can speak confidently of the Ner-
viline treatment, for the simple reason
'that it cured me," writes Albert B.”
Cornelius, from Kingston. You can't
was. Nights at s. time I couldn’t sleep
well. I followed the Nerviline direc-
tions carefully-hsd it rubbed into the
sore regions four or five times every
GW- EWU rubbing helped to reduce
i¢h° Illia. The swelling went down. I
got s fair measure of relief in a week.
with my meals. They increased my
lvbetits and spirits. purified my blood
And timed up my syste generally.
“I am-_as well today as 's msn could
be-in reflect _good besrtb. r give
Nerviline all the cmdit."
A large -family size -bottle of Norvi.
“"9 Will °l1|¥ 600-. or thetrislsise
the no th eronoo in the contre 4,
I - 1? nd
Mr. Louis Itocbon, R. Ii. No. 11, Clldlilllbs imthe south must he taken
Oissws. .0nt., writes: "For about Yirst. On 'the Meuse there is the.
seven months mg stomach _wus--"wr-PF~'Ul,l°“ »l°U°“¢ ‘N111 U# which
bad. I was trou led with dissineiir, Dfbiecis westward to the river 5¢_
and had gas on the stomach and sw- Mlhlol and .where they _have gained(
mtpuns in are mst side. no -svn; mil wus. .es me west. bank. -'g
er seemed to be_out of crdia. so, ~ r em in. the plan of the
hegan using Dr. Cbsse's Kidney- Woevre offers A tempting invitation.
Liver Pills. This treatment seemed -W -sotsclr. From Les Elmrges, ' 13]
:.°..~° s-°‘.':..".:;:.‘ ~:.“:.i'._.,,..-1 rs.: :,".:"':.:°.f':.::.“:.'°".r 
ores _w-~  sseote
1 . _ mlhi is about , .
;"::r_°‘;r:‘:.°“::6d°?;?_‘Ch::°.. N°,::°1,¢| £9”-ge. ;udt°;;_ma1:,|,?°t:;g:‘; Tuesday on account of the Preside|;§'est daughter of Patrick J. and-Mrs.
r-‘ood when feeling weak and sun'sr- is s vsllsysbcut three miles win, tial election.) _icorrish 'kepppcib Wil-|911 l°°¥ _P“°°
ing from nervous hmmm and wssyillmllll uhhh s snlslhbrook flows ~'
soon;-utofsdu>¢oi_|d~ h. lesnntotho Messe. Aitoaspsfnt no
pi-_ond of Dr. chases msdieinss, and l‘l_\1l°ll- alrite sssr the brook and '
proxy, i-econnynsnd. them _"above ll! vi-hir MV1 dv t s 'rl' anis almost sn the
'rb is of the doctors 'medicines swan up to t e sore on which s - '
9 There are miles of
k _
is 4d snenpn nan,-|_ 3d, nm; 4,1 kip _ ing such as Chancery Lane.
fee and some bread and butter The l00kl\1K~ bill U9 °°°“°miZ°\`9
5, ductored by women w o can
“ Wishing to go to Napsbury Mili-
to
n doing damage or injury to timber or
t n. y g
wgy or “tube” from Chgring Crogg (9 I.ill'f. SFBBB. il0W6l‘ OI' 0121181' plant.
n.
headache, colds, sour stom-
Get a 10-cout box now
turn them out tonight and keep them
earets
stomach. `
Don't put in another day of dis
your liver and carry out all the cons
tipated waste matter and poison in
out by morning. They work while
drug
stomach and clean, healthy liver and
 ,-_-*&_»-»~w~
than the Germans have she has
streets where on Sunday morn-
on Saturday night show only B 19W
stragglers. Double-decked cars are
common. They are gasoline driven,
f. short, narrow and - unsteady
d of ground space. Most cars are con-
h do the
1; vancements, I.ondoners and other
¢\|Engllsh folks write perhaps more cox-
salocn closing is the "fish and chill'
shop where French-fried potatoes
and fish are served. They are pala-
ts-ble and sell for three pence per
plate- or package if you wish to
sat as you walk. in Leicester
Square Gardens forty-one prohibi-
tions are posted. No. 2 "Cuttlng,dlgg-_
ing up, reeling. lwmlnns. slacking
breaking, climbing up or ul10l1 01’
to any tree shrub, brushwood, fencing
3 No. 18 “Sorting rags bones or matter
(_ of like nature or mending any chair
or other article or causing a litter
2 Docsn't that sound as if ‘twere law.
9 yer made?
as
1' "ilapper". She attracts what at-
or whiskey while many of those who tention she can and if it is oven na
lf
do are really respectable. The ¢".;- ----"-‘_'_°"'°
grae that she has produced more cas-
Now as C. B. means "Come Back’
in time or be confined to barracks 1
remained in London five minutes less
d- _  \-~-.-»-
‘"’l2“2.§J°‘l3\°';1>yf?:d“:h;q;‘;§é“mi§ 4? 1 “ ,   4.00 beds for 2.15 5.00 beds for 3.50
"semaphore" and ‘iody iddy umpty._ l i ‘ ' '  , ,. . _
P- J-w-' in --A m_i;ii.“i;§n|pn 6.50 beds for 4.75 7.25 beds for 5.25 _
| ‘~ -"“ sizesfi. 31-zft. 4ft. and 41421:. wide
COOKING ON TRAIN8.
More Room in the Pullman Gaiiley.
When the yacht puts out to sea or
the dining car starts on its run, it
_-U. B. Steel 
'U, gtpppef  _ ,
' ‘( s stock mlrlwt Wll viola of Stella Marguerite, second youfig-
will now be able to cook 'more and
better food in less space because of
the new alcohol range in the galley.
The new alcohol range has a vertical
boiler which heats to a temperature
of 450 degrees and which will broil
thick steak in' ten minutes'. A ther-
momeier on the outside tells when
the temperature is high enough to do
the required work.
Each unit of the stove can be used
separately, so that the camper or the
automobilist can take as large a stove
ss' he desires, and the yacht can be
equipped with one which will just fill
the space devoted to it in the gallery.
The Pullman stove, as adopted by an
Eastern road, has five different com-
partments. including a plate warmer
and occupies a space in the galfiery of
eighteen by twenty-seven inches.
The' burners' make the alcohol into
gas before it is lighted and the' fuel
consumption is reduced from twenty-
live to forty per cent. below that of
ordinary alcohol stoves. Heretofore
practically -the mly ‘way steaks could
be cooked in such dimited quarters as
those of a dining car galley. was with
a bot plate over an alcohol flame, and
that bas- never been satisfactory.
S'l`0CK 0U0'l`A'l‘|0NS
(Special to the Guardian.)
(Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex-
change, McCurdy Building. Halifax.
,N. S.)
' CLOSING PRICES. 
;.- SATURDAY TODAY
Atchison  .. 1071/¢,
.Am Oand Fy  70
Ain Loco  .. 93
Anseonus  ..
AmS&R . . . .
..
Can Pac  
ColFsndiI 
Cen   100
Crucible Steel  03%
M. F. Ci.  117%
~Mex Nor Power .. 111%
,Ps Steel   74%
107
68%
93
97
as .
112%
113 1,4
54
11/08(
1 3%
54
108%
91%
119%
11095
74
101%
8. P.  H101*
130
123% um,
it
Reading . . . . . .
.. 110% 10991,:
Studbsksr  119%;
Union Pao . . . .
.. 151% 151%'
"°\°*k in the omeeséves ’  "L 1 ' 111 i -“"<`-f /'-',/-/W   \ \ if/ _ii f _-  " W' A I ` 5
Mace and wss shown the wsyto 287i    ‘ V  /i  " 'V i (gy `  `¢”"/ , -‘ _
t.‘.'_°i;:;":~.';?': ,ggi I 1 ~ 2- bf/aif*--.iii-Q-‘ -5
109 like some horse stuns uid with     ~ -~--------------_-- - -- --
:.-.:.°::::.“°.i':. .:.‘:°' °‘ ‘“‘:. ss- i
. was ees an y, ~ ‘ _ ' ° - -
°°=--I-°<' - ---H -we is-= so-ed 1..-.».».=».-. ,.... ........ ... ...,. In spite of steadily advancing costs
out with Cas _ . M » . ,,. _
_ Millions of men and women take a U - , - t ' ' ‘ .
PM WM” ml' f*°° “ld mud' """'° -Csscsret new and then and never - g. , “ ‘ ‘ 7_-
urylns I surveyed wbe-re I thbught I know the mmm, cauesd by B lazy a a u = 1 _-o
might venture. "-Two! not like any (uve,-_ clogged bowels, or an upset ,
_l
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Q-.
.i$.i.i..3' ‘.1'.‘°,‘...'.’.'.i`.'.§’...'i’.‘.‘.i“‘£‘3!-'.i’..i.‘.¥' :fl n we are still offering
-’.7l‘.”i§ €.2“‘2i'.l.ii‘é‘iJ3.“£ti2S mi ;;g;;,,§;°°,,$,,=;:;'1*,:,°;;‘;';7°,m;g,;-5n Nearly every item in this advt. is offered at less-v
“‘°““‘* "’°°“'°“ “""“°“ “‘°' ' ‘“= '°°"= ”“‘° "‘°  ""° "°"'., than the Mills are demanding today. I
ii.:
l _ _
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the novelty of the situation. Another Tn,-n mn |-“can 0“¢_¢_he nad. Q' - 0
°“°"’*‘°“° °‘1""1"* 'Wm °°1=1°  serie, bniouuxess, indigostibn, one _ O
bell uumistaksbly asked all to leave "ck, mn, uomnch nnd had com, __ - 1 I  _ 
td Dik s. Sm were _ . \, . . . . . ,
Eigffn' 8 some ° fifroing sogrf me ”’“ “f,‘2§§’,, ,‘,§,,,ff’,,,°"",I",,,,,‘,§’§ ,§‘,`,‘,’,‘,§‘, ,,,,2,'{,{, Nothing mentioned in this advt. will be sold before Friday at 9 a.m. -
Zeppellns and conscription, while s 1, | non 10|- months, (guild,-an _
f 1,., we.. ,,. ii.. .nd 01,, ,,,,,, 10,., ,0",‘;"C:,‘,‘;,,,,, ,,w,,,,,,, ,hey ,,,,,,,,, Lack of space preventi but a brief
41 stove starchlng and drying their grins 0,- n1c|,¢¢n_ mention of the arent Items
|| 5 yds. superior yard wide long
LINEN DEPT.
5 yds. extra heavy unbleached
cloth...........,.  ...........49c
' Heavy Wadded Comforts, srgciag
Nashua “Wool-Nap” blankets,
equal to wool, Reg. 4.75 special. . .3.80
' Crochet bedspreads, worth 1.65
All linen towels, worth 40c pair
Pillow Cases, made of Superior English Cotton. Worth 40c pr.. ....25¢
36inch..,   
5 yds stripe all linen- toweliiag- I -
..   ........,.....,.59c ,
Hemmed sheets 80x90 inch, regiie .lf 1
lar 350 per pair.........   , ,
s- _,su
/ = '
.
f i
b kt t. __ , ` ' ° ‘ _ ,
rgxe “appearance of the People and mei bC)xvsvser:retTtlb€b‘igi’\(€usx‘2ig¥t?n§r:";:| V sent  zroeobdgggg a htue more than they actually need for pre
I
White bath towels worth 70c pair ii
Drawn edge scrrm, worth,i8c yd. ;
.............................5yds.for63c' ' 1
You will also find special offerings in many other lines
of goods which lack
\_ mentioning. See Window Display. ;  5- ,
of . space prevents us ,
= - »   An odd
.  J ’ _ Friday and Saturday at big reductions '
"i\_»?‘~_/f'1(ilWf" $2.75 beds for $1.75 $3.00 beds for $2.00
K- FURNITURE DEPT. V  .f
  Sale of odd Iron Beds I
We are still selling the famous _No. 0. Hercules Spring-,guaranteed for 25 years
-best in the world-for the same old price ....  ...........    4.50
_ - _ i
Iron Beds in stock go on sale
s
Dressers-3 drawers, large mirror.
Lf
U
<1’
cial for Friday and Saturday..... ...7.00
Couches-Spring bottom, Velour Clverins, full size. Worth 7.50 
High Chairs-Extra large and strong-worth 2.00 ......   1.50
Oak Rockers-Solid Oak well finished, very comfortable ..  
it
'Big Line of I ictures $2.00 to $10.00
at 25 p. c. off.
See Windofw Display '
\
` Beer & Weeks Beer & Weeks, Beer &
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iifiiillliiill
MRS.
occurred yesterday
home, 178 Fitzroy St,,
Deborah F. Ryan, wid-
Tho death
cvenin at l\e1
K
City, of Mrs.
ow of (ionduc r
Aitlough in
consequences
she was stricken
,wlflch she did
two sons, George
Cannrlian Militia
D
ing. The funeral
mencing at 2.15,
Life is contin
from any angle.
in our very mid
118% ‘ 112%
gret to chronicle
sorrows como not
battalions. wounding sorely. leaving
lneffncsable scars. Death lurk
Ryan of the I’ E
to . .
island' Railway. after a short illness.
somewhat delicate
health during the summer no serious
were anticipated until
vary shortly before hor death, when
with apoplexy from
not regain.. con-
sciousness. There are left to mourn
S., of the P. E. i. R.
and Sergt. Instructor, R. A., of the
Permanent Forces,
with headquarters at Halifax. The
lnttcr was immediately telegraphed
to and is ex ected to arrive this even-
will take place Frir,
day at 2.30, service at the house com-
Rev. T. W. *Murphy
officiating. Interment will be at
Sherwood Cemetery.
STELLA MARGUERITE CORRISH.
gent when viewed
Unccrtulnties, trials
singly but in whole
st. We deeply re-
the untimely death
Pi 1.1* ~ -Q 7 .W _Z L
‘on Oct. 26th.. at the tender age of
seventeen years. Her demise, al-
though not unexpected. camo as a
distinct shock to hor loving home
circle and the entire neighborhood.
Deceased in early life was educated
at Notre Dame Convent, whore sns
endonrcd herself to the Sisters and
pupils hy a loving disposition, com-
mendable habits of industry and ex-
ceptional brilliancy of intellect.
Soon after returning home dreaded
symptoms man‘fc~sted themselves,
and despite all that loving care and
medical skill could accomplish. God's
Angel gathered the spotless soul to
his breast and brought it on high to
adore the festal robes of the Virgin.
During hor illness and last moments,
which she bore with patient resigna-
tion to the Devine Will, she was
grealy strengthened by the spiritual
consolation of the holy fathers and
_ioyfully partook of the holy sacra-
ments of the Altar. A large oon-
course of sorrowlng friends followed
'tho remains to the R. C. Cemetery
where the last rites of the Churcli
were performed, Rev. Father Herroll
officiating. Besides her parents,
four brothers and four sisters are
left to mourn: Aubrey R., in New
York; Leo. A., in McGill, Nevada;
Cyrus. Emmss. Josephine and Doris
at home; Mrs. John R. McDonald.
Dorchester Mass., and I-Idsel, in the
employ of A. M. Davies, & Co., Bos-
ton, who is st present visiting her
home. The pall-bearers were: El-
more Genthner, Reginald. Mckinnon.
Guy Stewart, Iildwsrd Stewart. Jo-
seph Mclnnis. Michael McKenna. '
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Nexi 'Week
At a meeting of the Patriotic So=
clety in the Armories yesterday af-
ternoon, at which Rev. Dr. Fullerton
presided, arrangements were made
for the commencement of the re-
cruiting campaign. On Thursday.
November 16. a series of meetings
will be held as follow_s_:_
KENSINGTON
Speakers: Rev. R. G. Fulton, Mr. J.
M. Hughes, Lleut. Davison.
Fnserowu
Speakers: Iiev. F. li. Littlejohns, Mr.
George S. Inman, Mr. -Ailes. Mc-
Donald, Major Leigh, Sergt. Col-
pitth. >‘ _
EMERALD ` ‘
Speakers: Rev. Canon Simpson, Dr.
McMillan,‘ Scrgt. I-Ieustis.
i BRAOALBANE
Speakers: Colonel Moore. Rev. D. J,
Macdonald, Lleut. McQueen. Gr;
Boulter. ‘ I ,I
i HUNTER RIVER
Speakon: Rev. Dr. l°illsi"lbis.' 
Jenkirns. Mr. .lsms Pston.'Bergt. Ar-
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