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prawn.; new warren
_\NANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR
general housework. Apply at this
office. 6004-10-10Mtf.
WANTED A elm. Fon GENERAE
housework. Apply to Mrs.‘ Leigh H,
Warren, North River Corner.
_ 5981-io-anal.
F/ouue woMEN ossmous or'
training for nurses communicate
with the 'Supt:, City Hospital, Bath,
A Me. 5925-10-7Mtii
infill.. WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply, Mrs F. S. Lodge,
25 Upper Prince Street.
, 5919-10-6-mtf
<5. FDR SALE
_FOB 8ALE-1,000 Raspberry canes.
Apply to 107 Rochford Street.
. 59'7s.1o.9MAl~\_
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_ OR SALE- ANY 'rr-:Aoi-lan us-
siring a set of Practical Reference
Library published by Hanson Bel-
lows Co., may obtain same E1; E
considerable reduction by applying
at this office. 5757-9-26Mtf.
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WANTED.-c|§f_i‘MM'€m'Ki‘E13/T
Apply, 83 Upper Prince Street.
N_v___W_> ________W ___ 602119-15-14mtf
Fon sA|_E. A cHo|cE l.`6i' o'F
young pigs Berks and Yorks. M.
_rtysn. Mt. nyanxsoai-1o-14M2i.
WANTED IN Excl-|`A“N`ciE'”‘F6n
stock in reliable Fox Co., one pair
Class B. 1914 foxes. Apply to F. A.
J., Care Guardian.. 6034-10-14M-ii.
Fon SALE.-Pssncsss s1'ocT<`
at par, in order to finance new
-company. Ninefifteen dividend.
Be quick. L. L. Martin, Swamp-
scott, Mass. 6035-10-14M8i.
F T0 LET
unmsi-iso 6|=‘F|c'E`T<>”ri`sWZ.
Double otilce- centrally located ._
Apply t° J- D- 3-. Box 422. City. -
5932-10-'1Mtf.
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FARM WANTED. - ADVERTISER
wishes to purchase a farm in
good condition near Charlottetown,
Or would lease for five years, with
option to purchase. Answer by
letter, giving full particulars as to
location and price, W,, Grim-digg
W 5914-10-6M12i.
W;AeP;`ll'E[J1.d- A‘ BOY iABOUT. 15
5° “SH!18Dllent_ Alt
W. N Tanton, Watcbmaher. pp,y 0
_*_A_v___p ,__ 6014-10-12Mtf.
wAN1'Eo-A Position sv A 60?
lified Bookkeeper with three years
experience in charge of books. Can
furnish best of references and re-
commendations. Address "D", care
Guardian Office. 6022-10-12M3ipd.
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A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL FOX
Company, in this province solicits
correspondence from any small
companies or individuals who
might wish to amalgamato or to
co-operate with them. Nothing will
be considered exc-_-pt
Class A. foxes. Pro-
mpt response asked for. Address
P. A. Care Guardian Ofllee.
. 5918-10-6Mtf.
“MaC's Syrup of Hypopbosphiteg ig'
a great blood purifier and heaith
builder. It strengthens the system
and helps throw ofi disease, Price
$1.00 per bottle. The Two Mads, 149
Great George Street. etf_
CROSS FOXES FOR SALE.-FIVE
Females a\\d Two Males. 90 per
cent. Silver Black. Those are ranch-
bred pups and strong and healthy.
Three of those pups are from the
same parents that produced one
silver black this year. Terms easy
and prices right. Jas. A. Chisholm,
North Tryon. 6044-15-14m3l
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MALE HELP WANTED
ron sAi.a A1' once 'rwo PAIRS'
interior Alaska Silver Blacks and
3 pairs dark patched toxes, also
mink and fisher. Prices right for
cash. Come and see them. T. G.
lves. Montague. 5676-9-l7MEtf.
SITUATIONS VACANT
WAITTED - osassmsu Exctu-
sive lines, permanent, big earnings
guaranteed, no experience, ten vac-
uncles. Write Luke Brothers, Lim-
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‘Ellis Montague
Best place Zin Montague to
buy School Supplies, Stationery
all kinds. We carry iheL. E
Waterman fountain pens which
are guaranteed. Bring or mail
your films to be developed and
don’t forget that our photographic
goods are always fresh: give us a
call when in need ‘of good goods
Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.
néii, Montreal. 5972-10 amor
Montague
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Three P. E. Island,
Silver Black Foxes, (Two
females, and one male.)
Three Fisher, two females
Prices and terms easy
values on the market.
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5633-9-18Mtf.
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Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two
pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.
P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,
you will be convinced, that we are offering the best
 Gorclen Ives
. Montague, P. E. Island
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and one male.
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The Strength of a Will
Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly
entrusted to a Strong EX¢¢uf°f-
The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your
Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and_act as your
Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the
best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.
f' D’ tors and Oiiicers, and its large
cap,1,3,‘-°,”,2“;°;§u;tfla¢lr§fia strength, Ability and cmd
Faith
[gchar esare regulated by»Law and are nogreatex
than those oi an Individual-
Consultation or correSlJ0¥1d¢n¢¢ invited-
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der Glendower, against the greatest
captain in Europe-I should like to see
that race give a good taste of its qual-
ity in this struggle in Europe; and
they are going to do it. (Cheers.)
I envy you young people your youth.,
They have put up the age limit for the
Army-(laughter)--but I march, I am
sorry to say, a good many years even
beyond that. But still our turn will
come. It is a great opportunity. It
only come once in many centuries to
the children of men. For most gener-
ations sacrifice comes in drab weari-‘
ness of spirit to men. It has come to
you today; it has come today to us
all, in the form of the glow and thrill
of a great movement for liberty, that
impels millions throughout Europe to
the same end. it is a great war for
the emancipation of Europe from the
thradom of a military caste. which has
cast its shadow upon two generations
of men, and which has now plunged
the world into a welter of bloodshed.
Some have already given their lives.
There are some who have given more
than their own lives. They have giv-
en the lives of those who are dear to
them. l honor their courage, and may
God be their comfort and strength.
`(Applause.)
"CONSECRATED DEATHS.
But their reward is at hand. Those
who have fallen have consecrated
deaths. They have taken their part
in the making of a new Europe.
of its coming in the glare ol'
a new world. I can see signs
the battlefield. The people will gain
more by this struggle in all lands
than they comprehend at the
present moment. lt is true that they
will be rid of the menace to their free-
dom. But that is not all. There is
something infinitely greater and more
enduring which is emerging already
out of this great conflict; a new pat-
riotism, richer, nobler, more exalted
than the old. I see a new recognition
amongst all classes, high and low.
shedding themselves of selfishness;
a new recognition that the honor of a
country does not depend merely on the
maintenance of its glory in the strict-
  F91* _llllfiillll
Inspiring Speech by  Lloyd George
'eu field, but in protecting its home
from distress as well, It is a new
race that fought for a generation un- ipatrlotism. if IS bringing H new Onl-
look for all classes. A great flood oi’
luxury and of sloth which had
had submerged the land is
receding and a new Britain is
appearing. We can see for the first
time the fundamental things that mat-
ter in life and that have been obscured
from our vision by the tropical growth
oi' prosperity.
' May I tell you, in a simple parable.
what I think this war la doing for us?
I know a valley in North Wales, be-
tween the mountains and the sea-a
beautiful valley, snug, comfortable.
sheltered by the mountains from all
the bitter blasts. It was very enervat-
ing and I remember how the boys were
in the habit of climbing the hills above
the village to have a glimpse ofthe
great mountains in the distance and
to be stimulated and freshened by
the breezes which came from the hill-
tops, and by the great spectacle of that
great valley.
We have been living in a sheltered
valley for generations. We have been
too comfortable. too indulgent, many,
perhaps, too selfish. And the stern
hand of fate has scourged us to an ele-
vation where we can see the great
everlasting things that matter for a
nation, the great peaks of honor we
had forgotten-duty and patriotism.
clad in glittering white; the great pin-
acle of sacrifice pointing like a rugged
finger to heaven. We shall descend
into the valleys again, but as long as
'the men and women of this
generation last they will carry
in their hearts the image
ot` these great mountain peaks.
whose fingers are unshaken though
Europe rock and sway in the convul-
sions of a great war. (Loud cheers.)
The speech lasted for an hour and a
quarter, and the Chancellor resumed
his seat amidst loud cl\eering,,,,the
audience rising and shouting _itself
hoarse.
The choir sang the inspiring tune of
“liyfrydoy”; then choir and audience
joined in the chorus of “Land of my
Fathers." It was u memorable. thril-
ling scene, followed by an outbreak of
frenzied cheering.
There was a big rush of recruits to
the Recruiting Room after the meeting.
MAKE READY FOR WINTER EGGS.
l"l'eparatlr.ns that are to be made in
the poultry yard for winter should ne
made early in iht- fall so the hens will
become accustomed to the changes
and have time to get back to laying
before cold weather sets in. No\v is
thc time to do tue-_ work.
Remove all th_e ol:l litter and nest-
ing material and burn it. lf allowed
to accumulate in the yards it will serve
as a wholesale incubator for disease
germs, which may mean death to your
fowls. The best plan is always to
keep everything clean. It is the cheap-
est, too. ~
After everything has been removed
from the house and it has had thor-
,ough scrubbing, give it a good paint-
ing gall over with whitewash and a dis-
infectant made of crude carbollc acid.
.lt you cannot do this, any of the com-
mercial dlsinfecta_nts will do. Paint
 
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Some proplo are constantly annoyed
from one y)cur’s ond to the ot._ er with n.
Iwrsistent ronchml cough, which is \vl\ol-
y unnecessary. llcrc is a home-made
re_1ncdy\that gets rtiglnt. nit tléc cause and
Wi mil 'e you WOI1 cr \\' mt of '¢_
Get 2*/in ounces Pinex (50 cSliixilii“eo1'tll\)
from any drugizist, pour into a lgouncu
5103.59 and fill t le bott|`ct\vittlitplll\in grunu-
a su nr syrup. .' ir 'i v 't t
once. fl-zraduullv but _lsnrelil y‘i>`r1l\\~illl
goin-c the r;l€ll’r-g|tr} thmuout  then
is.|~f»cnr n ge icr. ms en:
1-or,-li' that _von never tliorlifglit :Jfnllll
end. _ it ulso looscns the ry, hoarse
or i:,_'lii'. t-ougli and licals thc in-
llamlnlutiboln in atltpuinful cough with
rcmsr n e roi y. Ori' _ _ h
are conqul-rcd liy it in 24| rilrfnlgssé
Nothing hotter for lifoncliitis winter
con hs und bronchial stl '
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n ima.
'izlus l’mcx und Sugar Syrup mixture
makes lil ounces-enough to Inst. n family
a long time-ut a cost of only 54 or-nts.
Keeps perfe-ctlv_ and tastes pleasant. Easi-
ly propurorl. l'ull_d|rcct|ons with Pint-x.
Imex is a special and lnglhly concen-
trated compound of genuine orway pine
9X¢I‘1\U¢. rich in guaiacol. and is famous
yirgsgvqr for its case. cmrtsintv said
in ovnrcomm s con s,
chgittimd throat. colgsk I d uf
e egenuine. s your ru ist or
"Mg ounces l’in1~x.” and do nolamaccept
am: hin;r_ else. A guarantee of absolute
satisfaction, or money promptlyrgefunded.
aes with this preparation. e Pmex
., Toronto, Ont.
Just received a tnice '
assortment of New Silver-
ware suitable for wed-
ding presents. Quality!&
Z :L A prices right. - _ .
" ‘ “mi $1,000 000.  fi.”2.‘i2’f>' The Island Cold Storage Co Ltd.
the roost with it an hour or two be-
` fore the hens go to roost and it will
.do away with the lice.
lf you are planning any new bulld-
iugs or 'yards, they should be made
at once. for it will be fatal to the pro-
duction of winter eggs, if you wait un-
til cold weather comes. The hens ‘nat-
urally require some time to get accus-
tomed to new things.
Gather a good supply of road dust
for use in the dust box this winter.
There is nothing _that the hens enjoy
more than a good dust bath and it is
by far the cheapest lice remedy you
can get. Gather up a barrel full and
you will have enough to last all winter.
If nights get pretty cold in your
locality in the winter time it will be a
good plan to make roosting closets for
the laying hens. lt will keep up the
produrtiou of eggs. It costs little and
will more than repay you for the trou-
ble and expense of making it.
If you need food hoppers, get them
now. Nothing like being prepared for
winter when it come. If we keep
putting things off we are apt to for-
get them altogether.-Chesia C. Sher-
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INDIAN RUNNERS ARE GOOD
LAVL'»'\'S.
As the name implies, this breed of
duck was first imported ~illto.tlils coun-
try from india. The breed remained
in obscurity till about twenty years
ago, when it began to be more widely
known, and since that date it. has made
great and rapid headway. Indian
Runners are exceedingly small birds.
and adult flrake weighing no more
than 4 lb. to 4 1-2 lb., and a duck Il 1-2
lb. to 4 lb. They ure thus much too
small for marketing purposes, bs-
cause, though they possess excellent
flesh. there is no demand for birds
of this weight. The body is long, nar-
row aud fairly upright, tho neck is
long, the head fine but flat, and thc
wings and tail are carried rather high.
ln color the body is fawn and white;
the bill is green in adults, yellow in
duckliugs; and the head is a greyish-
fawn in the dark and bronze green in
the drake. As already indicated, In-
dian Runners are too small for the
market. their great utility-rhsracteris
tic being their marvellous laying pow-
ers. it is by no means an uucomuion
thing for a duck to luy up to 200 eggs
in a season und they continue profi-
table years longer than other breeds.
such; and as these ducks cost less to
maintain than hens, this is a point
worth consideration. Indian Runners
are non-sltters ami excellent loragers,
being able to procure the greater part
of their own food.~"I~‘eathered Life."
IORBON A DUFFY
narrill-lrl and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Danni
HONEY 5l‘0 LOAN
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Situated at Murray Harbor
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A Trav eller’s Sample
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Line of
Silk Shawls and Opera Scarfs, bought at a big saving which goes to the purchaser
There are only one of each kind, colors Blue, Lavender, White and Paisley effects-
very stylish and popular priced $1.10 to $5.50
FANCY VELVETS FOR
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
WAISTS about a dozen pat-
terns in light and dark
shades. priced from $1.10
to $1.45. These velvets are
the very newest.
100 SAMPLE S I L K
BLOUSES plains and col-
ors worth $3.25 up on sale
$2.48.
THE AUTUMN MILLINERY. An inspection.
of our Millinery department will prove interesting
We have French, English and American effects,
all priced at Paton’s Popular low prices, $4.00, $5.00,
$7.50, $8,00 to $10.00.
3 Special lines of Corsets
Regular 60c corsets, good fitting 2' pairs garters,
for 50c ` `
$1.00 Corsets for 75c
$1.50 Corsets for $1.00. Patons Special.
300 Women’s Sweaters to Select From
15 only Heavy Angora wool sweaters, regular
$4.50, in Fawn and Khaki, to clear at $1.98
15 Heavy Grey Sweater Coats 98c each ,
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YOU MAKE
A BIG MISTAKE
IF you allow anyone to tell you that we do not sell tickets over the Canadian
Pacific Railway.
We sell tickets over every line of Railway in Canada or the United
States. _
I We can sell you your ticket from any point to any other point connected
by rail or passenger steamships.
We make a specialty of planning circuit trips which will allow our pas-
sengers to take in the greatest number of points of interest.
If you will favorus with your businees we will promise you a service al-
ways the same. We will secure your sleeping car berths for you on any line or
lines and will guarantee our rates to be as low and in some cases lower as
those of any other agent.
lf you do not take advantage of this service which is offered by no other
agency in Prince Edward Island, you lose more than we do.
' TO BOSTON
On Issue till Oct. 17th.
I Regular thirty days return
from Ch’Town
$18.00
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Sept. 24th Oct. Sth.
Colonist Excursion to
Pacific Coast Via
Direct Lines
All
W. K. ROGERS
City Ticket Agent.
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Lamb Storage
Applications _for Cold Storage Space for Lambs will be received by this
Company up to and including Thnrsday,0ctober 15th,1914,applicants to state l
quantity, and also approximately length of time lambs are to remain in storage.
Space willbe allotted proportionately should more be applied for than |
available.
All space reserved must be paid for, whether used or not.
Lambs.
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