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Food
License
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` ' CANAIK
I From the Door /
There are certai_n nations to-day th: _'are
em loying their most eminent scie ,tists
to discover new foods that may be ol :ain-
, ~ ed from minerals barks and vegetables-
'ff all for the sake oi economy. _
Drink More Cocoa! I
' It is the most economical food drink,
` having a highly nourishing character.
The cocoa that contains the finest and
most expensive cocoa beans, blended 'to
perfection, is the great health-builder.
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IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
;ets WORK.
A MUSICAL TREAT--Tickets fire,
selling fast for the Song Recital ln St-
James Hall next Tuesday. Only 25
"-con-tt," NonMuN nn1'Uu,Ns_-I~‘  -
the work-seeker`never"Ifails to "get a Flight Diou-t. Rollle IM, Norman at-_ 
hear_lng." And, if he is efficient, he Momma who |,; we||_known ‘B
this ' ~
Province has returned from England_
He went overseas with the l<"iyin;»,
COPD!! nearly two years ugo and spent
some time in France. Later he was
N.. Nova .
IN `
FULL SPEED AHEAD
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NOTICE-MILITARY SERVICE ACT, .l9I`l
I R~EGI_STRATION OF
-*UNITED STATES CITIZENS
Male citizens of the United States living in Canada of
_ AGES 21-30, both inclusive, MUST REGISTER BY RE-
GISTERED POST with the Registrar under the Military
Service Act of the district in which they live, during the TEN
DAYS NEXT FOLLOWING SEPTEMBER 28th, 1918; and
such CITIZENS OF THE AGES 19, 20 AND 31-44, both
inclusive, must so register during the TEN DAYS NEXT
FOLLOWING OCTOBER 12th, 1918. It must be emphasized
that THIS INCLUDES AMERICANS LIVING IN CANADA
OF THE ABOVE AGES, MARRIED AND SINGLE, and in
cludes ALSO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE SECURED DIPLO-
MATIC EXEMPTION OR HAVE REGISTERED WITH
_AN AMERICAN CONSUL, or HAVE REGISTERED FOR
Registration letters may be handed to local Postmasters
for despatch to' the proper Registrar, under the Military
Service Act. ' '
MILITARY SERVICE BRANCH.
scuoouau BLACKE.-C
Moran of tho Union Commercial Co
`5”"‘ _ lege, received a wire from Wester
Canada. asking for a Stepogripher. fl I'
young lady was sent and yosterda
-two more stenographers. There is
trained office held. 1744
day night this theatre will close, bu
will re reopened Monday, Oct. 21s
when the Klark-Urban ‘Company wil
commence a weok’s engagement u
Pcople's Theatre will also ‘bc reopcnc
from time to time to accommodui
'special features of which thcre wil
be a number booked this comin;
season. - 1731
COFFIN ~ ROB!-NSONIWEDDINI
On Wednesday ullternoon, Scpt. 25:1
it the Marysville Methodist Church
Miss Helen M., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Allexander G Robinson, u
Fredericton, and Dr. Joseph D_ Colli:
of Plaster Rock, were -married by
Rev. Dr. William Harrison, pastor
of the church, the Marysville Methozi
ist church being selected on accounr
of the long connection with it of tbl
family of the bride. The bride autor
ed the church on the arm of bc:
father, by whom sho was given in
__ - marriage. She was 'attlred in a tailor _B V __ d d _ _ _ 0 0 _moslav em__
Si” I " .f---. _- “'_5i'@_= od travelling costume of navy' bill' I Q, el la was ur ng 8' S arm 8 sed rants fr A I
I I ` ‘ 'md carried u shower bouquet of whltr I -'hen a hum wave’ Washed mm We
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F' 5 I
cents. Proceeds for sock fund. 173.3
U. C.” C---A short time ago, Prin
_ another wire was received asking lo:
-big demnd in Western -Canada for well
the Prince Edward Thcaitre_ Thr
- roses. After the ccrcuiony the brl I--
| and groom molorod to Frederlcto;
' tml loft by C. I’. lt. on a tour whicl:
- will include Boston, New York, Syra
use and Pllliadelphia. The bride is
o. member of the graduating cl-ass of
1912 of the University of New Bruns-
I wick. She was the recipient of mum
‘icautlful gifts. Among the 0‘1l`°f
town guests was Miss Florence
Collin, of Charlottetown, sister of thc
groom.
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This is to certify that I IHW8 H890
MINARITS LINJMENT ill my IBIIIIIY
- linlment on the market. I have_ found _
lt excellent for horse flesh.
f Are Considered
- ,Q as Judges of
for years, and consider lt the best pendant and chain with pearl settings
it- the brides-maid, a gold brooch with
(SISDMI) ceremony the bridal party drove to
_ - w. s. Pmso, C
"Woodlands." Middleton, N. S. V
ceptlon was held, only the immediate'
- f \vas lensantl s nit. ln music and
P. Ei 'Islanders 5' ° Y pe
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan many
years of happy wedded life.
 
appointed instructor in England.
ringlgaders of the i_ W. W. and his
4 that line.
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hlbited by Mrs. Hugh McKinnon, li
_ l`lcld.‘ at the 'Exhibition la
' the Hughes Drug Co. Ltd. where tl
1 ets may be obtained at 25c each
_son Hudson, who arrived there on
' British transport. lt is nineteen year
*go sllnce he left his home hero_ ii
_'ms been in the naval Lritllsport so
ice since the war began, and has se
ng in-cidents. Sonic ycars ago it w
be remembered that he fell from th
1 -terrible death by grasping a part
, . _- of
I ‘ornlck and sustained a broken leg at
.ther injuries. One of the closest cal
Zonrd and a receding wave carrie
I .inaboard ugaiu
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\_VEDl)lNG BELLS.-Olll Tuesda
Sept. 17-th St Jc~3eph's Church was th
Miss Agnes McKenna. daughter o
"harlcs` McKenna, Keily’s Crc-ss, wa
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united 'in flhe holy bonds' of matrimony
:o Mr. Herbert Mulligan, Klnkora, thc
Ycremony being performed by Rev. Dr
Turran P. P. The bride was attended
‘iv Miss Katie Tralnor, teacher of Vic-
toria High School, while the groom
was supported by' Mr. /William Smith
Principal of Klnkora Scbc-JI. The
:room's gift to the bride was a. gold
in amethyst setting. Following the
harlcitetown and dllned at 'the Rc-
ere Hotel returning ln the evening
o the home of the bride where a re-
elatives being p-resent. The evening
'ongs after which the guests departed
a___ A TROUBLESOME ISLANDER
tain McLean arrived at Victoria A Sm] Fmlncisco' CM' despatch 53”:
Saturday evening from (iasptf. F"'"°lB M°`L""a"‘ 34 yea” “Id” “al”
Quebec with cargo of Cedar and
uw” Spruce shingles assorfetbgrade fo‘
Mg” _ Wright Bros. 1694-lo-2M3i
ive of Prince 'Edward Island, was
brought from San Diego yesterday ami _
will be deported as an undesirable and .
sent east. I-Ie is said to bo one of -th:-_
ar
3 rest was owing to his operations alonr
he bone in doing so On another occas-
- 'm he fell from the top a 25 fo
ul
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I o. nother I
I> 5,000,000 in Serbia and Montenegro. I
. There are 1.00 00 J
- -at  I _:~_-,Eros
>»-‘Alt-l;>'1'»?s
- ._ I ‘ ~ 'I/.'° '..»
.ve ,‘.",~$’ _'» . ' ‘em
IIUTICE-MILITARY SERVICE ICT, I9|`l
 EXEMPIED IAS FARMERS
Having in view the importance of leaving a suffi-
cient 'number of men on those farms, wh'ich are
actually contributing to the National Food Supply,
notice is hereby ‘given as follows :
, _
l. ALL MEMBERS OF CLASS I POSSESSING
_EXEMPTION AS FARMERS which is expiring and WHO
WISH T0'»REMAI‘N EXEMPT should communicate with
the _Registrars under the' M.S.A., of their respective districts,
exemption upon furnishing satisfactory proof that they are
contributing _sufficientlyto the National Food Supply.
2. In order to facilitate productive em loyment during tha,
Winter., months. MEN EXEM TE§ AB FARMERS
SHOULD APPLY T0 THE REGISTRAI SFOR PERMITS
T0 ENGAQE FOR THE WINTER I _ 'SOME OCCUPA- _
TION OF NATIONAL INTEREST, SUCH AB LUMBER-
ING, MUNITION 'WORl{, ETC. Such permits will serve
to enable exempted fariners to pursue other useful occupations
for the months during which farming operations cannot be
carried on.
MILITARY SERVICE IRANCH.
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good Tea
Select. your favorite tea
f om the list we carry in
stock,
Beer & G-»ff’s Special
Blend, Morse’ Orange
Pekoe, King Cofe, Orange
Scientific Prescrip-
tion _Service
When you vf `c_l¢ enough
to require tm _t vin a of a
Physician; uceital lv need
AN
Six'h i`hap'er of the _Marvellous Vitagraph
‘ Serial
THE WOMAN '
D THE WEB
Depicting the Further Adventures of Jack
and Olga in which lhey'0utwit the
- German Spi~ s
EXHIBITION CAKE son Lo'r'r "- r
HEDDA NOVA
__ suv.-'rho First Prize sunt cans ox AN OTHE b'l`IRRI£l_\l(} ADVENTURE MABEL NORMAND IN
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A Whlrl of Laughter in Two
_ sold by l‘ot»tc_ry for that purpose, Thr ACES
; cake is on exhibition in the window of  __
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The Poisoned Cup °°N‘N°r~°‘*¥’N°
_, Our New Serial
‘ _'i'o;vls1'r sl\.rf,lon._soN,-Mft '
h’\l
__ 0 ,, The Di i  y
Economy Keeps ,he Wolf   .i':i';.“.‘;';';";;1_3;,f::;.f°;_;“;i:i:;“._f S’l`ll_\lGA_REE _ _
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.,,‘;_';';_,;“§";;=;f“,;;__‘;';1;’;’,S§fe;,_;§f',_;§ I' The Pat e I ews The Lion’s Claws
,,»| r -s=
V' Millions \Vho H:-1-it Frcctlom
I The great Slavi: r:-co is rilvided in-
vgd fm pour Ships which have been .tm-_ to three main groups: _Wcstcrn, east-
poooea. ms nm h-at boon one or thrln-  °3l‘;'h§;§‘és_“‘(‘§z‘;‘;f_‘;'_°"S’;
ill and tho Slavs in Germany. The
,_ Eastern Slavs are thc Russians in
opinast ofa shi-p and was saved from Russia’ and tho Rwsmns’ whm" the
of
Austrians name Rulhcncs, in Galicia
of Bukowina and Hungary. The-South-'
‘ho rigging and sliding in th/is way to ern Uugol SIU-VS “T0 IUIOWII RS
he deem his hands being burned to Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, inhabit-
ing the states contiguous to the Ad-
riatic, and Including Montenegro and
Serbia. The Jugoslavs claim to have
s. population of 8,000,000 undcr Aus-
fro-Hungurian rul and a
g om usfrla-Hungary living
r abroad, of which number 700,000 are
d in the Uni
ted States. There are 100.- |  R
000 Jugoslavs in the South American I
IN
republics. Of thc Jugo-siavs in the
_ United States 400,000 are Croatlans,
I '200,000 Slovenes, and 100,000 Serb
f Moravia 2,622,271, and in the land
of the Slovaks 5,000, but according
to the ofiicial Austrian figures of 1910
_ tion.
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xsually so characteristic of Septem
People’s Theatr
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY NIGHT
_` ESSANAY COMPANY Prese
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c ians. In the Czecho-Slovak state ‘B ~
_seem of an intwestmg event when there are in Bohemia 6,670,548, ln '
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,me were ,n mm mms 6_43_,_§83 I A Five Part Western Feature Adapted fro
B h I , M l d Sl k ,
D." 3`i'”,.Z?“....f"l§`f"3.’I.“.Z{‘l... .$315. the Swry bv Charles Aldcn Seltzer
__ Rosco (Fatty) A rbuckle
  In a Riotous Two Part Comedy
for the re-opening oi’ Prlncetownl
The beaumm weather of the mm NOTE-This Theatre will close Saturday Nlg
Wul be Rt opened Monday October 2 l t.
rl/Inuit cllulcl I _ _ _   __
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church, and although there was a
heavy shower of rain in tho evening E' I1! - Y - - T--74 "“° ~-~- Y
revere the memory and mark thu
unselflsbness of then- lives. und they* --
:hough dcau, yct. speak to us. Timi
record of'sucl1 llvcs is enviable uudl
thc capacious church was filled to the
utmost capacity. The interior had
been thoroughly renovated for the oc-
casion and it was very apparent that
the pipe organ which had been duly
installed 'by the efficient organ build-
er Mr. Arthur Morrisetto ol’ Moncton
`a.nd the railing and chairs which were
included in _the purchase lately made
by the congregation forms a valuable
acquisition to the church. These to-
gether with the re-arrangement of thc
old and historic pulpit and.some of
.thc seats-the latter being necessitat-
cd by the enlargement of the plat-
[°rm'_adds very materially t° the and sadness to so niany homes anti’ Asplendid remedy fo'-Z5
call for the sympathy of all
In tho evenln the astorw ably‘I  2 
general appearance of the church. The
whole is a- veritable transformation
and the carpentery reflects muc
the thoughts of his bearers to thcI
nccfi of recognizing the guiding hunfll
of God in thcso days when so many
wo do well to perpetuate their mem-
ory. After It beautiful solo givcn ny
Rev. Mr. Murchison ho took as his
 
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text. the words "Let every livln;;` Are lf0ll‘l7IIY
creature that both brentb praise the
laord. Praise yc the Lord." |
in his application of it he lllrectvlll
messages are bcing floated across thc
wires-mcsqtges thit bring sorrow
g p . as
sslsted by Rev. Mr. lrvlno of Clifton
Pekoe, Red Rose.
and King co1e.1"_.   _
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Tip Top-Salads, Lipton‘s
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one lhmsér-tm .
0II'Iee  Dell 
ing chldl 
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thc verv h -L trc"’m nt that
be can giv.. il-~. cannot
give you the best unless his
|m»scrintions are compound-
ed from pure, fresh drugs.
Our P'escrip|ion
' Department _
is equiooed with drugs,
chemicals* etc. of highest
punty an potency. and all
compoundmg is done by a
Servlescan be had ny-
wherc, and no Draught
can put no f'reac‘lptions
at Lower Prices, a n d
Guaranme Absolute
Purity, »
IIIIINSIIII i IIIHNSIIN.
THI Quality Drugstore
ear. Km and Prince linen
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credit on the workmanship of Mr. Lee :V
Owen of Hamilton. I
The value of the organ was em-
phasized when in response to the
touch of -the talented and efficient or-
ganist, Mrs. James A. Campbell of
Burlington. the strains of the beauti-
ful prelude. "The Lost Chord" floated
through tho church. As the service
advanced the real test of the work
accomplished was given in the ren-
dering of the different selections by
the choir which, although always
ai for practice the progress was mark-
ed and is one of the highest tributes
that ca-n be accorded Ithe organist.
Mrs. Campbell who has presided most
acceptably at all the services since
opening day.
After prayer and the singing of
"Onward Christian Soldiefs, the large
congregation reverentlyjolned in tho
dedication service-° so beautifully ex-
pressed by the pastor Rev. J. M.
‘Murchison as ‘ho set apart the organ
to the glory of Gotland an the mem'
_ creditable. evidenced unmistakable
REQUESTHQG AN EXTENSION IN TIME OF SUCH 1, . _ - .-~... ~-~~»_~ Sklliéd PI`l_ll‘m8Cl8t.' signs of the improvement wrought
EXEMPTION. Questionnaires will thereu n be issued to  » _  Y ` °-  _' I considering his um.. st their dlspos.
these men by the Registrar and they wlllaoreceive further /   ` Na better Pre." pd D
' _ ‘ ` 4   I _. - -'lorry of Dr. and Mt'-si Wm. »Kler_ No
‘ ' _\hnn_~~ J
  ' Mwords of eulogy were needed ssl We
Woodside' and which was so appro-
priate to the sermon.
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ho lcd in prayer and rcud very
feellngly, the 91st psalm. Rev. H. It.
Holi of Nonth lllvor gave a powcrfui
sermon based upon tho insplrlnS
'theme of The Cross.
‘Special mention must ho made or
tho valuable assistance glvcs by Mrs.
Matheson formerly 'Miss Margaret
licir of Albcrton_ who load tho so-
prano throughout Ithe 'service ol'
song and sang a solo with fervor and
sweetness. Special mention is also due
to the duet so sweetly sung by Rev.
Mr. Murchison and Mr. Charles
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and efficientlv
cured by thc
proper u e of
Macs
Cold Cure
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REXALL
CORN SOI.VENl`
is having a big Sale as a
Com Remover. _
This remedy sells for
twenty five cents and is
guaranteed to r e m o ve
the corn, and if it should
not give satisfactory re
suits, we will gladly re
fund the money.
Try a package today I
Sold only at
THE .
MacKinnon'Dru| Lo
The Rexail Kodak _'Store
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