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FREEZONE IS- MAGIC
MISS MAGGIE BOULTIQI ¢=0ll\¢\.eI'! bC!de llllllheil of her clillll
 FEEL  °”-'“""“° I ' The home of -Mr. and Mrs; Alena- the  no Dlrtlllll. (Patriot please
_ Costs  cents! S016, Iollclly der Boulter of 0’Leary wafs on Sun- copy. _
. ' M Mt. .* nh com’ “ft right on with day mol-nin¢ once more in sorrow on
S.” .lu W. °r W I - ' account oi their daughter Maggie . MRS_ JANE CAMERON I
phunmc hm" hmmm ` lingers' Na pam' si awe . Two daughters has
washes out poisons. I - _ _ P” "5 7 _ ' *‘_
¢,'\ -_ WM' been taken from__ them in the span oi 'l‘_he death occurred at her home in
A . \. 4? a few months. The funeral of t-he}0eorptown on Tuesday October 8,
` ' ‘  deceased was held in the afternoon 1913 gf M,-,_ _une (hmm-on at the rm,
and was led by the Rev. R. Murray. -om me of 0/“nw Une yea,,_
The f°"'“‘“ _‘MM Pm 1'1" _gf 'rl'mmfomrsToii1nr»ron~wh° “WWW liadly.-‘.-xl. 'i'.i_’P‘.4l>ee‘r`lot_`ono~nxamlnl
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l~ It you wake up with a _bad taste, had
breath and tonsue is coated; it you
head i_» dull or achhlg; it what youeat

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Efin
mourn booms lilo uno." two aoosilton.
Uri. J0lm_D. Gaihnt and Mrs, Lion
o. enum bool-or Nona nlnyloo, ooo
Que ion '1f(r._Johu J. Savidenc who has
for manyfylalira so creditnbly performed
the raqoneible duties of nlsht Weich-
man in the dmrlottetown Post Office.
To the bereaved reiativesanld friends
M thodi t cem t at urn e
sours and forlmsgaeand acid in atom- min ff mn, graze “nu ,eel for “W °‘ th? W? 'm§PF“° C‘“”°"°“ N 0|' 91908922
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.- Whldlehie never full recovered and '  V' "` Directions of "cial Q:-.o to I'/czc;-l are vrlilx Ev . B
nlt right, begin’inside bathing Drink MRS. ISABELLA McLEOD _ uns mu her mamdyywddenly wok a Died at Dundas on Septem_be‘_ Sold by druggsixs throughout the world. In  2;:
vawr-witiwteaopoou full oflimestcne - ln momoy of loabolla McLeod, dallsll- ;u,r;l,,,f,(;r¢,?:,,:v°":¢andffdeinh  22nd’ |918' Smimel McKmi§m  K ~ - "
pllooplmo ln lt. 'rllls will soon ulo _ I ter of me me S_ JY Momma' Kiurw alwyé or Wwe;-et_h;:_ eérnlgze. dmpm; llglc _curly nge o 3l yeans_“k§§ooin
many' ‘nd b°w°l° and cleanse’ \ ` Wm’ W” l’°"“ sept- sm- 1879' mea lon and bore her suite?-in with true' eh “ as a )oP1n'g;iii;“lli;eeurl ' dciih
"eetenud pmny the entire mmen'  - ‘SWL 25"” 1918- She W" ’““"l°d Christian otienc nd intl f ith t»e Cmmnpml), r thc) \\"lolc
tory u-not; Do your lnsldo oolnlns lm. 5,- -'ff oct. zstll, 1904 lo Malcom ll. lvlcneoll, she W,” 9,2, ,_ tn,;';n_nsf,an ,id “ami hdtsfast ? §{‘;°'f;av;);'en _o,,0n,,,,g
°‘°°"“°l7 “Wu 'mu in the m°ml“5 Drop a little i'=‘reer.one`un an aching KUINJSS- 5 Ohudfen were b°l'“ lf” fm’ a member of St. Davids Preebetlirian Se t emsliiclolv and aged filthci' 0110
to meh out of the system all the -pre- corn, instantly that corn stops hurting union, The gli-g¢.bm-n Mildred died at enum, Georgetown Her maiden Mme yugin, ,md four qiqters nnn',e|)._
nous day; poisonous waste, “goo and then you lift it rig-ht cut. lt does'n’t me age on _two years’ John Blah' J ' F lu ro" . _d_ i. .D\mn“_. M rs,
non, bus nature mmlng more food into hurt one hit Yes, magic! _ Hazen Alexander and wmred with me lrdalnaqnnle we;l:1;{son of a hill- Yl;l;Di;§ XVI! _aceTrc1S1lerl;1g NF” g“fa‘h' I mr .
the stilnasm. I _ husband and _father suvive to mourn b an Un); om ,-‘;;v13e‘iltf:r§JfneGe4:r B- |'m<il;llde'i/[iss 'l\/l'lry`.h»l`cI(¢-"Zi,-_ 3]] ` el:;__________________ L.____ ___ l ,____, ._.-l- --fa-=“ '_.._..-__fn£';._Tg
To feoljlivke young folks feel! like ' the loss of ll. loving wife and devoted tgwn_ Her deja, ,nennn the 93,391,330( iiéliitling ill' Bostoll :md Mrs. Flor- ` _ , _
you mn' baton your blood’ nerves and V m'°m°"~ Her 9/ZW m°m°"- °“° “ister another of the -many oi’ Georgetowws ric McDollzll<l, ill Cape Breton, lo _ ` "
mud” became xqaded with budy im' ` and tW° l“'°'-hé" “lm 3“""l"° the de' old residents who have lately parted mollrll. "   l ‘
purmes  imm your pharmacist ° _ ‘ deceased-Mary A.A.J _ at the old home ,Mm uns me’ nut let ner many son.0w_   
Quarwr lioilnd of limestone Dhoellhate \‘ and John in Vancouver, B. C. ing mend, be consoled ,with me _ _ DR MICHAEL DONAHOE.... 
e', or you ore i ous, constipet , ,hem in
nervous, oallow and csn’t get feeling- ‘
llefore breakfast a glass of real hot
s » -»
but-ere: Hearn Jong
Bouchard, Joseph J.\-
Gaiiaut sod- Paul Der- ,
. Ido. _
` with whose spirit che 'was united in The hte Mr. Snvident leaves do
the Guardian extends 'sinzcere synt-
_.. lions _ .1-1 _ _4~__4.. _  -, 1-’  
How often has srl” attack of indigestion interfered
with your work or spoiled your pleasure? Gccd health
is mostly s matter cf 'sound digestion. \Tl‘.c:lcvcr you
are troubled by clyspcpcia, Catulcncc, sour ”crl:¢‘.‘ntlons,~
sick headache, lziliousness cr constipation, t:l;c Begeh.
' nm’s Pills. They quickly and effectively correct digestion-_
_ dismrbances,,3!t§ii'lulatc,;th_e_nupp!y cf gastric juice md
,. _e  ;;__
. -5- a-,,¢g;
the Southern States sllc is th:-_ lust
of the falllily of the lzltc Archlllald
McKenzie. of Long Creek, who lll
the early days of tllc.prclvlllcc ’\v:l==
zl prominent educatlolllst. lllc
funeral took plum' Y‘~`S"°"'
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dzly, .lt lo xl. lll. from Wriginls
Ullrlertaking Rooms to tl1e~fami1y
burying plot at Canoe Cove. 'T0
illc survivors, including nieces and
llcpllcws the Guardian tenders
sincere sympathy. ~
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Whl0h ie IDXDGMIVB and 8111108! Milli `_ ' Mrs McLeod was awoman of qunli- ,nought that her long suffering .has ' -* E I _and _ .__‘ . . Us ‘_ ._
less, exce tfor a eourish twinge whic - l M endeared nel. to an ner Another wewknown P, _ sl _
P
is not unpleasant. -
constipated, bilious, heedachy or have
any stomach disorder should begin
this inside bathing before breakfast.
GHURUH SERVICES
' .\lETHODIST CHURCH
ll a. nl. sermon, _subjec,t “The
\\'ings of the Morllillg_” 2.30 p. m_
Sll:l'l:l_\' School. 7 p. nl, sermon,
subject, "The VVord of God."
Preacher. Rev. R. G. Fultoll.
BAPTIST CHURCH
ll sl. ln. sermon, subject, “Tile
Mt-ssrlge of The Closcd'Cllllrcllcsf`
2.3¢ p. nl. !\`lllldny School zllld Biblc
Cl"-ses. 7 p. nl, __sermoll. Visitors
webonlc. Prcncllcr, Rev, Charles
Freclllan_ '
ST. ].‘\l\‘l FS’
ll al. m. sermon, subject, “The
\V:l_v of the Cross.”_ 2.30 p. nl. Sull-
day School and Bible Classes. 7 p
m. sermon, subject “Lost Oppor-
tunities.” Visitors wclcollle_ .»\ll
seats free. I’rc:lcllcr Rev. l)r_ Ful-
toll.
` ZION CHURCH
' Il 3.. ill. SCl'ill0l'|_ 2.3()  ill. Still-
day School and Bible Classes. 7 p
nl. scl°nloll_ Preacher Rev. _l. D. Mc-
Kcllzic.
PEOPLE'S CHURCH
Sunday School at 2.30. 7 p. lll
Dev. D. McLean. All seats free nlld
strangers welcome_ '
ST. PAUL’S
_ 8.30 a. m. Holy Communion. ll
a. m. morning Prayer and Holy
Commurlion. 2.30 p. nl. Sunday
School and Bible Classes_ 7 p. lll.
Evening Prayer. All seats frcc.
Rev. T. VV. Murphy, Rector. ‘
ST. PETER’S CA'l`HF.DRAI.
Sunday within the octave of All
Saints, Holy Communion 8 a. nl.
Maiins 8.45. Procession and Holy
< Communion Il a. nl. Sunday School
and Bible Classes 2.30. livcllsollg
andprocession 7 p. m. Canon
Simpson.
SALVATION /\ RM Y
_ Ensign and Mrs. Forbes offlccrs
_in charge. Senior service ll zl, lll.
Holiness service. 3 p. nl. Praise
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Why wait? Your drugglst sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents
much talked of ether discovery of a
Cincinnati zenina.
Mlnards Llnlment Lumbermnns Friend
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Dominion Buildillgs_ Halifax, N. S.
Tenders will not be considered unless
conditions set forth -therein.
er of Public Works, equal to 10 p. c.
cheques it required to make up an old
amount. _
By order,
R, C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, October 28, 1918.
2216-11--2M\E2i.
.___ ...__ _ 
sufllcient to rid your feet of every
hard corn, sore corn, or corn between
the toes. and calluses, without sore-
ness or irritation. I-‘reezone is the
who remained. .
The funeral services which were
largely attended were held at the home
””"i?oa`°sALE  
A building with house :lrf<T‘
.barn at Nortll \Vlltsllire Station,
the estate of the late _lallles Royc.
if not sold by private sale by l_=,tll`
November, will be sold on that day
by public auction.
By order of executors.
WILLIAM BOWMAN,
CHARLES GODFREY
2169-1030 Ml4ipd._
SEAIJED TENDEILS addressed to
-the undersigned, and' endorsed “Tender
for Heating, Main Building, Military
Hospital, Charlottetown, P.E.I.”, will
be received until 12 o'cIock noon,
Friday, November 8, 1918, for the
llcatingapparatus to main rlllildlngf
Charlottetown, P. E. I. Military Hos-
Plans and Specifications can be seeng _
and forms of t*.:.del obtained nt the
offices of the Chief Architect, Depart-
ment of Public Works, Ottawa, the
Superintendent of Dominion -Buildings
and the Superintendent of Military
AUCTION SALE
Hospitals, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; the
Superintendent of Dominion Buildings,
St. John, N. B., and the inspector of
made on the forms supplied by the De-
partment and in accordance with the
'Each tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank payable to the order of the Minist-
ofthe amount of' the tender. War
Loan Bonds of the iJonlinir~-l wlli be
accepted as security. or war bonds and
She has been ailing for three years 'l"ll9SilaY- Dweasea was “ lm
and at the last suffered so severely oR_ D_ A STEWART Rc‘HeH€=1ll\ ill this P’°"'l“°°;“d 2;,”
Bc _
that she longed for rest. She knew thai - well and' lfavorably known- 9 I _
d' ea and had no dread as ` ed his education at Prince of Wales
en was n r
yea,-S before 3-'he committed herself to By the death of Dr. D. A. Stewart, of College and McGill University. Before
her savloul- and one was nilly roslgnoo Georgetown who passed away at his taking up the Blurb' vf medicine °‘°
to the will of jher God," sqm was con. home on Tuesday evening, after an ill- .taught school in -this prov‘ince.A;er
zens. -Dr. Stewart, who was 54 years of
age had been in -rather delicate .health
for several months and was not in the
beet condition to meet the attack of
influenza, which was »followc'd by pneu-
monia. For elbout 80 years -hellad -been
practising in Georgetown, having locat-
ed there after graduating from the Uni-I MISS M ARY ANN McKFfNZll7.
versity ci' New York. He was a skills'
physician, with a most agreeable par-
sonality_ his kindly, sympathetic mann-
er -mlalllling him' fbeloved by all. He was
ll son ol’ the late Peter Stewart of
Brudenell, who died about two years
ago. _ -
Dr. Stewart wie a man of powerful
physique and in his younger days wls
one ofthe best athletes in the province.
He took a prominent -part in .the Cale-
donia games, and was champion -haul-
mer thrower ofthe Island. in the runn-
ing -and jumping events he was a fre-
quent prize winrler, and -he 'has also
death in -the full .prime of man-hood
and Testimony, 7.30 p. nl. Salvation _ ' 1 ' » Wim pwggo pe ii y a y
Meeting. _ Live and Dressed Poultry' 1 grind stone., 1 farmers boiler, 1 se: 27¢,n ‘nan Mn snvident wa@1n_n|9 .“n_:Dtntal_Busi“ess far 
_ Young People Servlces.~lo.l 5 W rf L_ d wire stretcllels, hay rope and blocks. nal good health nn to sunday morning
sl. m_ Dlrectory Classes. 2 p. _m. Dre;ed3"~l’?0wl Ulgsg Chligipnsugn ‘l Wire WGIWIHE m11¢hl“0. Zhsels 'mv' when he was .tlaken suddenly ill and The Dem,” .business of the into Dr,
€.::2:1:’.‘§.i‘;‘l.°.3..i‘:‘.?..“.“.‘;1l .‘?:."‘-‘; Mol... ..... T..........' ll 1lg..:‘“;:§“:.i ..l:;‘:...°'.1.'f°.:..; -H-l»°f°f°-M mms. F- S-    
_ _ , _ v t _ sl ‘ ‘ ' ' . ‘
_ _' __ _ _ stock mnstbe we" fntu,_ned_ Thin _ . oned. ‘with office equipment and supplies
at an Sefvlces' All me mwted and fowl nd ch' k ‘_ tak t wood plank' boards' scanning and me The deceased' -was 81 yaansof age oonlfplete is offered for sale. A good
H lC ell D0 en a all
an are ‘”°|°°me' ' y wood' n lm or forks’ hoes 'md D"-'er and had 'been 11-l>\'°ml“°°f *md "°“°"°‘1:ol>enlng lore Donusl. apply
price. __ ,_ _
GET OUR PRICES IT WILL mm" art “les tm “mem” t° me" citizen otnusticovllle for over 00 yeal-ol,_ _ Mnexluuon 4. |vlcNEl|_l_, __
cerned only for the welfare of those ness of ten days of pneumonia that; receiving his deg-ree of M. D. C-
town has loet one of its foremost clti- he located at Kin-koray, and removed to
Peake# _afbout nline years ago. He leav-
es a widow and -two children to whom
much sympathy will he extended in
their sorrow. The funeral took place
yesterday morning to St. Teresa’s
cemetery . '
engaged headless of her own sa fcty
caring for others who were suffer- V
ing frolll this epidemic. The dc- `
ceased took up the profession of
nursillg lllldcr Miss NlcDoll:lld. thc
‘first l\/lzltron of thc P. F.. Island
l-lospitzll, over thirty years ago and
followcfl her profession to thc lust.
\`l l tl wolllall of kindly dis
'MPLEMENTS won the all round c-halnplons-hip .~ 1° “ “S
I am instructed by the administratrlx A lover of m'a'zl.ly slports -he tbck oi Position and had _ lll:lny friellds
' l " llo will
of the late Herbert P-ryenton oi' Won- keen interest in “ne shooting and was' tllrollglloilt tle provlllce w _
S108 Road lo Sell by Public Auction Une best nom in the nrovyncan fondly remember her mlnlstrzltlolls
hi late far on one 0 H " ll the sick roolll 'uld ller frlelldlv
Oll S Ill "‘ I l . ' ¢
being elmong the leaders at the County, _ _ ,_ _ ‘
THURSDAY 0 mem and Ottawa meets Hn; llltcrcoursc. \/\ltll the exceptloll of
Novelvlslzn 7th, 1913 D’ ' ` ` ' ° __Rev. Dr. A. A. McKenzie, now in
The death occurred ill the City
Hospital \Vcdnesday of l\/liss ;\'lzll'y
.Null McKenzie after all illness of Ll
few days ofpllcunlollizl frlllowillgl
:ul attack of influenza. Up to thc
moment that slle took sick she was
AT 12 0'Cl_0CK NOON Q* ’
ST0CK_1 brood mare' 7 years om; Wlll ll! (l6€DlY l'6El`4?l'd-Tl 'by' 753115' ffl’- fu;-L_ ____ I _ '_ _ _ _.,__,___ _-. '--
1 nlllre, 8 years old; 1 driving horse. ends "'hr°ug'h°“t m°`I!'°'ndv'_ `  _,_
5 om. 3 mncn cows, 4 young He leaves to -mourn e lwidow, one
years _ ,
nenerm 3 canes; 6 _pnnm 4 months d-augllter Helen, his mother, three bro~
om; 1 nmnd now; 40 nenn_ _ _ there and two sistere.'l‘he‘brot‘hers are
CR0p_15 tons hay' 500 Moons Benjalmln F., ln Boston. (wfho hits als0
'white oats, 100 stooks mixed grain, 40 been 0l‘90“~'h9 I9l““d"5 bed “ull”-°“)i
slogkg _0_ A, (_:_ barley, 20 91001;; Robert W., in Brudenell and' Wallace
‘ wlloal, loo mn mongolo, 250 mls. po- C.. in Celsery. The sisters Me Mfr-
t/atoes, 300 bus tllrnips. Edward Munn in Rosenenth and Mf‘?l.
FARMING IMPl,E‘MEN'l‘S--1 billder_ Russell McLaren ln'New Perth.
I seed -drill, 1 hay mower, 1 wheel
rake, 1 dilsk' llarrow, 1 spike h;lrrow_ _ ,_ JACOB SAVIDENT v vo.. ~ llollo .nlton .nzcrnnlly lpnyllsilltegllnnliiuvgl:
1 gang plow, l 0. H. plow, 1 potato _ _
scufller, 1 roller, 2 wood slelglls, 1 box The Gum-ding wdley chronicles with
sleighl i driving sleigh, 1 driving regret me denxh of Jacob snvillen-l nn
, Influenza !
| .
ll should he cureflllly glmrdell against. A mild
- spray and garlzle mlxillre of wnicr and
JOHNSON’ S
l\»»~»o-»» -LINIMENI
for lllr noel' and throat with nn occnnlollal
i lfrom serious results ull I e e* _
~ ltirut sings. "`l\ia -alllulls old pllylllcinws
\ prencrlptlmrls all '
I ENEMY T0 GER-MS
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“'“8°“. 1 0'1"- 1 Wt ff\¥\l\e\’5» 1 Wheel esteemed citizen of Rustlco and foci' ' 
burrow. 1 l\1l‘BB'h€l‘ 'M14' °l@9“°\' “ml many years a resident of Chnrbttmown' 
lubber belt a lot of carpenters tools, d wer H wa on 1,315
 i _ Al i' fh hi - .- ~
' ' - ‘ ` PAY ton so quam ty 0 ou" °'d mr having immig-rated from Brittanyfl Solicitors.
‘ DIED niture 1 new-organ 1 cooking stov
 . A.J. MacNEVIN l base nnmer; 1 'quam heater, el France in 1856. The .remains were in-' 90 Great Georse SL
Bonshaw's General Store nn nm 1 Me, tt terned in St-Boniface Cemetery, Rust-_ Cum-10¢¢omwn_
lg;m~r:'.g§ °h\"'“, 1 'Wash 1; mac ,
ROBERTSON -At York Point on 3;" B 0 6 i iihe funemi 'bein largely a.ttended.‘ 3193-10.-31 get 3|,
‘ cream separator, capacity 600 lbs. °° 3'
N°" 1°' L'°"d C"°‘“"°“' ‘“'““’ °°“ - ,- .   'rlomws-All some or s5.oo and un- HU" R”‘l‘“°'“ W* "S °°“““°‘°" by
31:; ,::::;" Dimes” Robertson ag' \_. der cash,over that amount 13 months the Rev. Dr. Ohaiseon. 'ilhe followin8l I F  S ' n _,_ _ I
mx. ».»-» . nl-t on ol t l _ 1 A .. L tlldlll »
_ ' . _ l, __ cre on approv j n noes ,
funnel will beheld Sunday 2 p m _ P*-5' _ PETER BRODIE A I _
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._  I _ ____ _gulgvndunsceotvhcrorenidaurlxlsporformrailorlle F B h _ F Cl T
-_  ,- _ ____ ..;-.sr-_:::wr:.l:.~::::.-s;ll.'.:°:..':f:; 1-1?" N35” ll .» 23'" 6 `,, °i1` e ~ - -- -   _
i'-FF ~ "t?%. er h°S|°¢l°°'g`lrIi»'o°lit|II"l':°~Iiiu°°"`l all of tm Tues.Nov.°S 10.30 b.  6-35.P'.mi ` _ I . ' »` t A
 . 3°v$°°°l"|°d| bnnllm :m=;'§1{h~_~m§,l;gg»m¢n'il_‘_ii\;£`y;i_§\:_;°hi¢x F,-;_ Nm., g 4_ a, m, ,2p__m_ Wanted (hundred inns Chlcken and hens for packlos purposes. IISIS to YCUI' l'lleI'Ch2lIlI» ' _ I _., _ I
_ - ,cf _   _ Q . 1 - l o » __ _  l :. - 8 -i . , . ‘ V _ _ (_ _ '_ ~
in - ‘  P  lll ll lllfl I hM\ild Nlllh bl 011|!! 'rugs Nay 12  a m 4 pm FUWI   had'-M  .nd   l ` .r " ' 5
 - _  nh bi the *fm*-""""'°"°“'°"'°: M' Ff-- N°v-1s8=-m- 6 P~ '"1 °"iIl’°°".I'°°°° _ '.m'.°"c':li"".if`.°f'§.u..i'uooofoool _.molly " ' "
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.
§I“llTos°iifii w.ii'°AEi'éif‘i.';_""'_,'\,i,§,'if-ilaiiil'  e_-ng; 1191..-10--31 mg ' ~ 107 Quan and
5:" In  ar' 1' ‘Q l~lmm|.°n ntl e » A 'I' “'“'
_ _ l;l"f`.:'.i.i`:',=:=,.i*_,-.""-;°,i°`,¢-;§§`,~;,'f;,,-,f-:- -""3 l'lme Table for - Siralll ‘ _ - ‘-= W _ __ _
'   gartney for November I '_   F” d 1-Oultry at on ` n Ing'
_  _ ....... .......... . ....... ...ml ___ ’ P911. tl y all 9. _ _ Y f nearest s 1l»l>_ _
"B9 ul ceased. She leaves to mourn two sons _ mom
a°‘l““|“"'“°e3» and he’ `l”“Bl“5 Wallace and Ambrose both abroad and physician has smwmbed `° pneu
Men and 'amen who are “many A 0 ` - “Way ill her YOUHZ W0maHh°0d’ is one daughter Mise Lizzie at home. i“_D"' ‘Michael Donahue “Th-0 passed
Pea»ke's Station on
dlgeply lamented, - _.lull away at llle 'h0ffIl6. 1 I I
' - -tive of
Mllltary Service Act, 1917."
EMPLOYMEIIT UF
MEN Ill DEFAULT
- UIIDER THE MILITARY
SERVICE ICT.
The following Regulations, recently approved by
the Govemor General in Council, impose strict
obligations upon every employer TO ASSURE HIM-
SELF THAT EACH OF HIS EMPLOYEES OE
MILITARY AGE AND
DESCRIPTION IS IN
POSSESSION OF DOCUMENTS PROVIN G
THAT HE IS NOT IN -ANY WAY IN DEFAULT
UNDER THE MILITARY SERVICE ACT. f
An employer who is
charged with having a
defaulter in his employ must be able to prove
THAT THE MILITARY SERVICE PAPERS
ISSUED BY THE REGISTRAR OR MILITARY
AUTHORITIES TO THE ‘EMPLOYEE IN QUES-
TION WERE PRODUCED FOR HIS INSPEC-
TION at the time when the employee was taken into
his employment, and that it was reasonably estab-
lished to his satisfaction that the man was not in
default under the Military Service Act. It should be
clearly understood that the Canadian Registration
Certificates given on June
22, 1918, at the time of
general registration, in no way define the status of a
man under the Military Service Act. .
' REGULATIONS.
"‘ 106. Every person who
employs or retains in his service
any man wllo has 'dcscrt-ed or
is absent, without lenvc from
the Canadian Expcditionury
Force, or who is in dcfllult, ill
the performance of any obli-
gation or requirement for re-
porting or for -military service,
imposed upoll him by the 'Act
or Regulations, or any procla-
mation thercullclcr, shall be
guilty of an ollencc punishable
on _summary conviction by im-
prisonment not exceeding six
months, or by a penalty of not
less than One Hundred Dollars,
and of not' more than Five
Hundred Dollars, or by both
such imprisonment. and fine,
unless such person prove that
he made due inquiry and
that THE MILITARY SER-
VICE PAPERS ISSUED BY
THE REGISTRAR OR THE
MILITARY AUTHORITIES
TO THE MAN SO EM-
PLOYED OR RETAINED
IN HIS SERVICE WERE
PRODUCED FOR HIS IN-
SPECTION, and that it was
reasonably established to his
satisfaction by such inquiry
and peépers that the man was
not a eserter or absent from
the force without leave, or in
default in respect of any of the
obligations or requirements
uforcsnid."
“ 10611. Every person who
HARBOURS OR CONCEALS
OR IN ANY WAY ASSISTS
ANY MAN WHO IS A DE-
SERTER OR ABSENT
WITHOUT LEAVE FROM
THE CANADIAN EXPE-
DITIONARY FORCE, or
who is in default in the per-
fornlllnce of any obligation or
rcquirclllcnt for reporting or
for nlilitnry service imposed-
upon him by the Act. or Regu-
lations or any proclamation
thereunder, shall be guilty of
nn otlcnce punishable upon
summary conviction by im-
prisonment not exceeding six
lnollths, or by a penalty of not
less _than One Hundred Dollars
and of not more than'Five
Hundred Dollars, or by both
such imprisonment and fine,
unless such person prove that
llc was not aware and had no
rcllsonable ground to suspect
that the man so harboured,
concealed, or asisted was a
deserter or absent _from the
forces without lepve or |11
default in respect o any of the
obligations or rqquirementg
aforesaid." e ,.
` MILITARY slsllvlcr.
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