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VGQGUIIIO  ter, Alberta, at Aneroid, Saskatche- a or C c _
I. Pm d  wan. Mr. and Mrs. Boulter were for-
' ~ 9 I BY-mbllhy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. -Mr. Emmet Mullen, Kensington. _ _ _
HW' I-fall E- Pmkhml Ro “nouiter in nie loss or their dausir- ian sz week: the Pu ri cosn.-  "‘
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merly of Augustine Cove where they ' _.M159 Ethel glmn and Ml-5, A_s,I _ _
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A visit to th I borefo `
lileeessful remgdy. is max ‘Iil1Ii.?s:iIle':
even the oesuel locker-on with the reli- d
'Ob|||¢¥. lwlrnv . skill 'end cleanliness
which attends tge meld1`\K of this greet e
gathered at the seuen of tlie year when 0
eir natural juices _end medicinal sub- M
stances are at theirbest. ii
The most successful solvents are used e
and sae i'lns`l precaution in cleanliness
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the medicine is pasteurized and scaled SYDNEV MEN ARE HELD
In sterile bottles. I
It is the Wfinderful combination of
roots and herbs, together with the
UP AND ROBBED
sYIDNnY`, sept, 9.-A tale which
,km im] ul., and ln lu- propllyatlon savors of the wild and wolly west in
\yhl¢|; Lg msd, this hmmlg mu-iiclne the days of '98 or before, was told
so successful in the 1;;-“hung gf The Post last evening, and had it
female ills. “ `not come from the source it did it
The letters from women who have might be regarded as the _product of
been restored to health by the use of some prolific imagination.
Lydia E. Plnkhem's Vegetable Com-
David MacDonald. the well known
und which we are continueil uh- l l t ' iii ' _
miiinz sttestboits virtue. I I P lV(III;IhaeIixd3aixirp`bI;IIl. <;lfcct]hn;pIl3ni1li?§, 
_ I ‘ ‘ Mahon stun or this city, iert em-ly “me” lg
, 4-D armament.
lfftlirgalf Turning’ 1” the tonne" ,°‘”`_. 5-.The liberation of oppressed peo-
c a
' ples _
 
I
About 6.30 a. in., just as they were
Dilsiiillg Middle Cape they were hailed _
_, _ ' _ I tion and the substitution of trustee-
` I ` ` ' by 8 Dany or gypsieB‘ wh°s° e“C“mp` shi with res onsibllity to the opln
I I ment was lust, on the rosa. 'rue syr- lI,,,,°O, ,,,,,,,l,l,,§
 “I” ”°k°d f°" m“‘°h‘”» 8"" "Im" the 7-The invalidation of an secret
ar slowed up, they surrounded it
c I
some ten or twelve in all. ` tremies
   "_A sharp scuffle ensued, but as both
Bran, Shorts, Middllngs, OII
They lost no time in doing so and
g::5'M(;°;f_t°é‘____$;::’ xfgllé Sé“°°__“:_': went immediately to a nearby farpi
‘ ' ' li use, occupied by Mr. Cash and fem-'
Il . told their story and collected four
her men with fire arms. '
' meal, Cracked Corn, Cali' Meal,
Chick Feed, Linseed Meal, Beef 0
and Bone Scraps, Poultry Grit, _
B°"° M°a|' G"°“"d 0”!" camp and demanded their money. The _ (BY Edward lvmistbil F"I°3“&'I>I
d_i_v.'k-si_qnn,cd__ Wanderers-, re; _sed-__ to Cork,  Pi!'§UHsI__knpw-cis' tlwf
_ B_ __-I  ft _ __ _   ‘: _-
'Sheila Oat Flour Corn Flour ;
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e Sydney men were unarmed, they
_ loved themof theirsparecashwhich ma “ "nc '
totalled a consldemllle Bum The 10-_The international co-ordination
W S  gypsles then rellred to their cam _ of humane reform and regulation.
0 0 H
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  _finally gave up, and the gypsles re-
nd allowed the auto party to prg-
eed.
The “Come-Back."
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Then they' returnéd to the gypsy
fmev. 1 ' __  
_-Messrs. Ma»oDonsid`- and Campbel
roceeded to Arichat and returned to
. ~ --» -_ ' y-ww.-»--II I the‘city last evening. They state the
Baled Hay and Straw, Feed.and 5
seed oats, island wheat (an 8
ypsy band is moving toward Sydney,
nd is now at East Bay. They will
grades) Buckwheahmlxed Gul" lay information against the princi-
Barley, Timothy Seed, Flax 93151"-th_e‘Pa"ty~
Seed, Early Potatoes. etc. _
Reports are coming in from var-
“le want 5° tllwsand bushels ious sections of the country regard-
’r-essed Hay. e
Write us for prices. E
_wHoi.ssAi.E AND RETAH. S
ol Cam 5° Canoads of good i_:_ig the operations of the band, the
embers of which have held up sev-
rai people and are supposed to be
onnected with a number of recent
attle and horse robberies. This is
upposed to be the same party driven
I out of Port Hood recently by the
_Carter & Co. Ltd I
` Plionee 70 and 208 C
Charlottetown
sheriff.
EPITOMIIZES PACT IN TEN POINTS
On Board President Wilson's Spe-
lal Train, Sept. 12.--Ten points in
the peace treaty were defined by the
_President as the fundamental prin-
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iples on which he is asking its ac-
eptsnce by the United States.
Riding westward into Montana at
 % the and of the week ol hp, speech.
%Q$_%$$98$$%%%$%_
Do You Know
That we operate the only
ens Grinding Plant on P
island ? '
That we employ a skilled 5,
Surface Grinder, and are ,‘
*I* daily grindin from the s
‘il rough dglass-tie most com
2 piicate kinds of lenses?
sv Those are facts, whic
at mean a good deal to th
it Glass wearing public, doin
4° away with 'the annoyin
5° delays caused by sendin
5° away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in by
mail, you'll get them back
promptly and in perfect con-
dition.
Call in and look over ou
lent.
F Illlicheso
Optometrist' and (lbtician
is in is o ei ¢v~d'o'e #stereo 0 e
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FRUIT JARS I
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The preserving season is--
hete. - I
We will be pleased to sup- _
ply you with your Fruit_Jars.
All sizes in stock Pints,
making tour, the President made no
stop for a night add-ress, but instead
made known through the newspaper
correspondents the platform he desir-
es to.place before the people in his
plea for the treety's acceptance.
The ten points in which he epitom-
lzes the treaty provisions are as fol-
fows: f
1-The destruction of autocratic
power as an instrument of interna-
tional control admittlng only self-gov-
erning nations to the League.
1-The substitution of publicity dis-
cussion and arbitration for war using
the boycott rather than arms.
3-Placing the peace of the world
under constant international oversight
in recognition of the principle tha-t
the peace of the world is the legiti-
THE BEST' GOES
_ FURTHEST
One .bottle goes aI long
way and gives “ordin-
_ary" dishes,new zest and
Havor. A Great and
pleasant aid to economy
is
LEA&l?__EB  
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TNI Olldllldls WOROIKTIHIHIRI
It "wakes up” tasteless
cooking. 
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eve many triends. LAB! BDFIDK _l-My McKay of Sumrnerslde left on Friday
moved out west and were doing well mm-ning on 5 gl-|D to -Boston, Mg". _ I
st 18th she was taken to the Auer-
id Hospital but nothing could be _‘Mr E_ C_ Hlll, proprleler ol mg
one for her and on the 21st she pass- Commerclal l_l0tel_ Kenslnglon has,
d away* A t°-“_°hI“5 service W" held gone for a week's visit to his parents
f Aneroid, and Mr. Silas»Daniels and mn who lmvlng been vlslllns M_l._l
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until their baby became sick. On Aug- _ _K_ -I  __ -, (_ -_   F -_  _ /.?7___,  _
Ib- _ . ' I __  'L __   ' ;  ,_  II_,£§"`¢;`»_;;¢__= I _
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  -' I. _‘_ '- _H -_-',, __ -_-___>< 'fr' ._
- I _ ii i ni ai cn ii I '  "“ é  I   "~II V “Z ~/i‘
medicine fei»wem\n'»ii1s. II f - 'lf t 0 A“°'°d Me ° 5* ‘"° "Y in Berwick, N. s_.-ir. _ _ / ~ l, .wi I Y -1,. _ :I,;¢__t._-'Ii __1  A _ 'f _-_ IU
Over £50,000 ‘Kanada of various herbs ev- xr- J“I{_°t°§§i_ _Thai Ilxllbgfrix _ ...___ ._ lf J _*_ ‘,\______ . _I11\I\\r‘I' -;  __ ___'_€'  _ - _'.1   ll_ fl H' "°' 4', .~ _
gr were r. o n o an r. c _ _ _ _ _  _ j- -‘_ I _-l _ _Iii ` Is" ,I ‘ Ui,  _,_,_.,_/' ‘ _t__. §~I'_I.j __,‘_-  ,__ _ _ ,¢ I
e us snu y an All have to be Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gillis of Bos _ __ _ _.  l.~__r. . ____,_,t\_~__<_    _ .I  _ "___ ___ _I _ 3 Iill_I_ __
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ymtigattllyg 2_1; _§i_§ny_'o_f_i;anils_ l5_ee_§tf;)l;?__ Kensington left for Boston on Satur-I  _ _ \\__\    _z _________\__\lI______I ___ __»_____ um _fl ___ _ _ _ __  ' _l‘I Ili 3, ___
__tgext|_;nc,l)tha mediclnalpropertiesirom e _ _ _ \  ____‘_\,ll,_,_\\,\___IIi_,~~l‘I5,‘ _:II ll _‘I|flII.___.__  __ `i_ ij ____ ,_ _  _ , _ll l,,;II . .
eae er s. -i.-.______& “°_°°' l _ , ‘~.I._____I_\l`_‘,.__II_l4j.}",‘I _li_‘III _»'_I__ ,,~ _,_ _~ _‘ _,__ ,_~l' __ ' I\/_f -_I s- _
Eve “tw llmd uuktll * l M -Messrs G.IP. Walker and B. R.. I \\ _  _ -_ \._.   _:__ __i,I_ ,  __ _.,_ _ ___ _. __ ,_.,_-  _ . -_. _
contac?'I`v`vitiilt.he medicine I: s.i:.s';II!i;ed Sharp °f the mm °f M°“'° R' T' HM' I \ ` ~ ` ,. ' I 'I.IIl I /f.'é’_ 'I Av  ' -"_*‘;\l"_  _ 'K/‘ff..._ - I II , . oi. '
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r. Kenneth Hart of Quimper. The Joseph Hlgglns at MH Glllls. old_lmm6_
avement_ day morning.--K. _
|nard'| Llniment Cure; Dletemper
 I. Q _ ‘_§" _ geria, _'¥__-_»:-_-_--- = dill
srinders to: nie James Pendersut
WESTERN PERSONALS
ening from a buying trip to Toronf.
-Mrs. Percy Wright has left on re-_
turn to her home in Albany. New
York after spending the past month
in Summerside. the guest of Miss Eva
McNeill.-L. _ _
Minard’s Llnlment for sais everywhere-
mate immediate interest Of every
6-The discontinuance of annexa-
8-The protection of dependent peo-
ples. _ _
9-Higher standards of labor under
inte tio al tion
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IIUIII    
IIIIE lVIlI1E_
italy. It_s pecu ar proper les, especi-‘
ally its =i<lg_'htnese_-'andf' its cempressibil-_
ity, make lt_ valuable for scores of
purposes, but 'its original use, in thei
manufacture of corks. or stoppers for_
bottles, still consumes the greater part I
of an that is brought to the marker. I
The cprk.oak varies in diameter
from six inches t'o, three feet. By it
generous provision of nature, the tree
may be periodically stripped of its
outer bark without losing its life.
Twenty years is the usual nge at
which the first cutting is made. After
that the cork may be harvested about
every ten years. The first cut, which
is called virgin bark, is ofllttle value.
as it is coarse in texture and deeply
seemed. The tree may be expected to
live and yield cork until it is one hun-
dred and iiity years old. _
In Spain and some other European'
countries corks are still made by hand
each one being pared from a square
country, where _are made the finest
corks' in the world, the work is done
by machinery, all ol’ which is of
American invention and man\ii`actiii‘e.
Every boy who has ever whittled a
cork fornilshlng "bob" or a pop-gun
pellet knows how difficult the material
is to cut smoothly. To do it well his
knife must be as sharp as n razor and
must be used with a drawing motion,
not a Imere pressure; and if the cork
be wet, so much the better.|' The same
difficulties confront the' manufacturer.
by machinery, and are met in the
same way.
' The bark, after. having been wet;
and then allowed to remain for a time
in damp cellars to soften, goes first
to the stripping-machines, which re-
duce it to slabs of a size' proportion-
ate to the corks to bel made. These
machines are merely small iron» tabl-
es, through which appear very thin
really keen-edged steel knives, as thin
as paper, and running nt o, high rate
of speed, hut so smoothly that they..
The little slabs or strips of cork go
next to the “blockers_" The cutters
here are cylindrical steel punches, or
tubes. with razor edges. They are
arranged in rows or “gangs” and ln-
stead of being simply pressed through
the cork, are also revolving at high
speed, and so cut their way through,
Hating perforated the slab. the cut-
ters back away automatically, while.
plungers like' pistons wor`klng`ln the
cylinders come forward and punch out
the' cores, wlilch, for some purposes.
are already finished corks. The corks
cylindrical, that is, without tapér,np_d
ll! that form they are preferred by
bottif.-rs of ef1'e`rvescent'llquids, be
cause their shape enables them" the
better to _resist the pressure‘of the re
man Ltd., returned on Thursday ev- II
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block by a comnion knife. ln this*
uuy in :nu mms.. -sllirins éurmes testi-'.i°n'~'¢f¢i.._ - ' _ __ ' __ 
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 you sit down to r_ea_d the news-
 paper alter dinner, chew a Chiclet.
Spijuiilching the dainty canIdIy-coating re-
 Ifi flood of éastful peppafuliut tf12=1_\,i'<`>_.r I
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‘_‘ Rea-ilfY_ D.,_e_l__1gI_1t_f_11_I-_'_.’_  _satisfy  crayiiig 'for
“ something sweet.” Aid digestion. I§eep'“'the teet¢l§"yvhi‘fé.
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A‘ Ipacket' 'left iying"around is soon an
empty packet. For children look on
Chiciets as thogreatest of “ goody" treats.
Sold everywhere--ten for 5 cents. For
week-ends-,I take hoine- the gerierdus-
2 5 -cent- box.
_-rip Adams ,0I:aa'u¢t,I pflrtivlilélfljf prepared
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Canadian Chewing Gum Co., Limited, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver. '_ .ii-
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nn - an e en an y ~ _ ._ =_.___
__ d _ “__ __ ld lar a lead to cart aW,i1y.his waste ang ,,@£I)`: lq.
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cutter cepiturn out twelve fgxfveig ';;;l‘;'_ Qggsggshgagbfiiiy "Ill, 0,' 1)*"»¢»-`_§f,
SP0!! lp- _il-'_-_d_8Y-I_ With very cheapest quality' of this waste._._
one girl will produce “Y9uth’s .f-`_9l.11l>i;_l1l_f_Jl1_" _
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. 5 _“ P” ° Hmmm _ tion in refrigerating plants and the tity ofbffter -
_- Onewho know thing fth ii d i ‘ _ _ _'  _  I` ‘_  __
_chinery could seesnxgrehs' nofor i@t,Ib1dlt 9311?; ;gI;i(rIIn;oI.|,?;_,;gI;1ygll§" lltglfllllgsh '£121 If / - Your-_Iflher is the Csmstion-Milkilgh., Ask him to
ilurliig- tlie'se'co‘nd that tI)ie cork has the grips oi' tennis rnckets, ny-rods 1; w "fd ¥°l¥:d_'_}'°° °' f°“|"'-H" ¢3\\`“f1 ‘li-_“II IIN)-_
119611,- iD._,°9lIltact with the! llhgilrillltly and golf'cl`ubs`; and Itliere are dozens (I --  f" D."°°u°“'°°"°v°'7I°“' " '
'motionless disc soine__doze yards of other uses-for the waste which are _ 0/14/ _-1  ’ I I ‘~
of flying, razor-edged.. steel have quite as inispeg-img, _ _ -' .
_ _ , _ _ ` v -I I ` I v E II +
I nutfcr- nie us I ec-Id i ii  -  "If - ‘  ‘I ' I' ~ 
Ia're"th’e"`Ereht usess Bfigslfs 'Kd ated tolgifhhundmd and twenty grass' I* ‘ I1'  ° 1 ~ - ~ - - ~ - ' _ a. :_-.: 
steel discs, like circular saws, except I? the ml Isl t I l-__ t. 1 ;- er_e-_are-i’o,w businesses in which __ o " ‘ ~ _ " _ _
fi-=»f\1Iev have 11° teeth- They @f@_.»-ef-I-ilfi. In 3.i.“I°‘I,’.,.'§§..°i.I{°.§’.°'...'f ffl,” ,;“;‘;”}“’,,,°f "“‘° “,‘“?°"‘i‘ '”_if.i’ - ' S' I ' -  ‘ f8§l!¥
'ether s=v¢f==1|°»=» W tsrefinsfmchis- infos. it-..’I_.....`ii._".§‘Z1`i“f§§iS`§i`II.."_i.“Fin LI  c’ ' _ F  __ '_ --_ ‘I Ia- I 
ggdzre :vs_ .mostly_ by young _woinenz 9-, from slxlyt ll, sweaty Del. cent; bg, 1 ‘ _ _ ' Carnation  comes tgIyou?_dou5'I?idl:Ihcr
seem ___ the Bpecmtor ___ be standing ,_m__dh;x;c ei; _£12 c_c_i_i;s $1 :_l____il.él_i_ttce) _i_stl;_el Ailiei-icanlngenuity and industrial de- than ordinary k. It h 
sim. ' 'itomuueeiiy 'ann nies brings it inns- “li l1§,'§',°,,_"I,~‘,§°°°,f."1°"f 1” l§§“““'_ I ‘ “M”-°‘dh““'7 milk ’ s ` ` ' _
‘cmmct Wm' me ed ° bf ‘th°I°“m“g' grlndlni the waste tldrvzrlouldrge 5 ' 7°' “I ‘ I Y" °W'»'““I‘-" I “"¢°‘7*i%§°I9i"I““I‘“‘I“I°9f°;-
 w_li'_lci_lin;iki;85ie__;:1__i§tter oi' _the of oneness and DYIWBIUE It-Iwifhggide 5\é_l_:__:i».|_;?E You can whlplt-cIim¢?a_nt; of_ceu_rs¢,__ _ _ _'  __
I C I 'I Iv “In B °°‘ °r sneiiac into various suave- it is ‘ I.. if ..' 'Ives wi no I.`ié‘i¢“il é`  ‘ I` i '  ‘ '“ Z
§I.5£-____ 1;_*}___t_I}§é0¢;l”_l¢_es¥_ll;l‘<l=1l1l0_i:___:_li__8 :alto made useful lor,tbe inner soles oi' _ §°°lfl_"' °"' milk-for the chiIdren’s drink, lor  lecsulelt s
H ht M R _ _. _  shoes. for bat_l_1:r_°0!i1 m_ats._for insula- _ qaparaud-Tyou should dilute" lim-s snequslqnen-
f Cnrn&ti0tf\ Milk
the ¢°’k I' “°“' “ A few years ago one manufa ' I II 'II"“ '
~ I , _ , _, _,f __ , _, _ _ cturer _ _\¢, ,_  __ _ _  __ .t . V _
°°§I°eI_ W“hv“ n°°:l~'oi corirs was paying n tenmster a dol- __ I T.,-Y -+2.-_“QI ` N14* 'I °‘°“l.\1 "lPein,_C_eIkn|¢l Cole"
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