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of the Second Electora\ District
Queen‘s County at the following
,places and on the dates namedz-
Monday, August 30-Afton Hall.
Tuesday, August 31-Canoe Cove
ilall.
Wednesday, September 1-New
Haven Hall.
Thursday, September 2 - North
Wiltshire.
Friday, September Il-Kingston.
Batik.
Tuesday, September 7 - Mayfield
iiall.
Wetlnestlay, September 8 - New
Glasgow.
'l`Ii\i1'sds_v, September 9. - Hunter
River. '
Friday. September 10 - Wheatley
River,
.\i1,tiida_v. September 111-Cornwall
’l`ue$da_\'. Septetiihet' 14-Milton.
The Oppositioii tfuntlitlates are in-
vited to tittentl and will be gratited
eqtial pri\'i|e1.;t~s. All meetings to
bt-gin nt 7.1211 p. ni.
LOUIS L. JENKINS.
JOHN H. BUNTAIN.
l`li;trlotteto\.\'ii, 25111 Ang.. 1915.
2087-S-2t§1nl7l.
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For QQ; Sale
llouse anti four and n half aeres
clitiive land iiear Exhibition grounds.
.-\ii exeelleiit opportunity for quick
litty1'1'.
‘. .»\|1pI'y by letter to 1\~ ll-. P- 0- BOX
T4, t‘liarlotteto\\'1i. l’. IC. i. 2682-8-Qtimtf
following places at the dates men-
tlonedz-
DUNDAS, Thursday, Sept. 2nd.
CARDIGAN, Friday, Sept. 3rd.
BALDWINS ROAD; Wednesday, 8th.
MONTAGUE. Thursday, Sept. 9th
SIIMMERVILLE, Friday. Sept. 10th.
All meetings begin at 7.30 p.m.
J. A. McDONALD.
J. A. DEWAR.
Monday, September 6 - Rustic'oi J_ _}_ _]()HN30N_ `
J. \\'. CARRUTHERS.
Pal. and Ex. 2738-8-28m12l
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_ Fourth District of
Queen’s
Meetings of the electors of the
Fourth District of Queen's will be
held at the following places on the
dates mentioned:-
l‘OWNAL IIALL. Friday, September 3
GRAND VIEW IIALL. Saturday, Sep-
tember 4.
(`.-\Li-JDONIAN HALL. Tuesday, Sep-
tember 7.
ELDON HALL. Wednesday, Sept. 8.
BELLE RIVER SCHOOL. Friday,
September 10.
WOOD ISLAND HALL, Tuesday, Sep-
tember 14.
VERNON RIVER HALL, Wednesday,
September 13
All meetings will commence at
7.30 p.m.
Opposition candidates are requested
to attend.
S. MARTIN.
A. D. ROSS.
9'
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-  nit-tlieal. surgical and obstetrical de- Eigxllixggg §,lI.gA,r0,0§ a;{A'LL' pufgésday'
, 1' . 'C~""’-"""" partments offers a three years grad- Ms! August'
1 ' ' ed course to voting women desiring a LL SCHOOL, Thu,.sday_
   nurse's education. I "HE2I,(1I<i\SeliltIcmber.
 Wm" l‘;,2,r°;;;“l“' "f '""’"““"°“' iiionmi. i1Ai.1.. iitmitisy, tith sept.
' " ‘ ' sT ri-;Ti-:n's i-IAL1.. T111-stnty, 7111
We received a large ship-
ment of movements d"ect
from the manufactures-
aI1d_a,s these were ordered
before the war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
one of ours.
KATHLEEN A. DOWD, R. N.,
Superintendent of Nurses.
Norwich, Conn,
2464-7-10M24ipd.
Canadian Mail Steamer
September.
I\lON"i`l(‘I<]l.LO SCHOOL. Wediiesday,
Sth September.
Ii. I). I\IaeE\\'EN.
Ae. A. MACDONALD.
R. N. FOX,
J. I). MciNNlS.
2746-S-!l0niiIi
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. . - , dates for the First District of Queen’s
'I lin" I A “LE Of each We°k' °“ Mrlval °f thc mom' t'ounty will moot the electors at the
____ ing express from Halifax (about following places.
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thence to Magdalen Islands as fol-
lows:
MON DAY--Leave Sour-is for Etang-
du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island
and Point Besse. Returning, calls at
Grindstone, Amherst and Souris; and
and rotums to Pictou. '
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for
Amherst, Grlndstone Island, Point
[losse anti Grand Entry. Returning
calls at Point Bosse, Grlndstone, Am-
herst, Sourls, and returns to Picton.
On the, first trip In the months of
June, July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Fluy to land mails and passengers for
/imherst, tlieiice to Pryon Island. Re-
turning, calls at Point Rouse, Grind-
stone, Amherst. and Sourls.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON 6. SON,
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent. Plctou.
MATTHEW MeLEAN G. C0.,
Agents, Sourls,
Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and
Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia.
2061-7-15Mtf.
French River Hall, Friday, Sept. 3.
Clifton Hall, Saturday, September 4.
Hope River Hall, Monday, Sept. 6.
Granville Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Springton Hall, Wednesday, Sept.
S.
Emyvale Sciiooi House, Thursday,
September 9.
Bonshaw, Court House, Friday,
September 10.
(Irapaud liall, Saturday, September
11.
Kelly's Cross, School House, Mon-
day. Septembcr 13.
Bradttibano Hall, Tuesday, Sept.
All meetltigs begin at 7.30 p.m.
The Opposition ‘candidates are in-
vited to attend.
M. KENNEDY.
A. J. MacNEVlN.
2665-8-24ME20l.
 '
Political Meetings of the
Third District of
Prince County
14.
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Meetings of the electors of the
Third District of Prince ('ouii will
1 Ti.. < 1.1:. 1.. ‘ 1.».:iti 11.5 . .~ - , ty
,., si-_:t‘Ti~;1\iiw:it ---11.1 tr. 4111. 1-1.~..r 1.11.1 cl‘|a\"l0|[t€t0W|| he 1111111 at 1111-. following places on the
plcasinnt. Sth to Sth. threatening. . . , date and the times nientionctl:~
9th to llitli, hiith \t'iiid_i;_ Ilth to l.‘4th.   SPRl’NG VALLEY. Seplllmber 2. at
1-ool. liatiltward rtiiirlitionfz, litth to - D-Ul-
21ii~tI_.f11o1~my I-11n1l11i1,n;1_ 1:11111 to 27th .. , " V , I-IAl\iIL'I`f)N. September 2. at 7 p.m.
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weatlier. "“‘l"'~“lF1""ll "P lf’ F-Wi fl" 0"' M' I<l(;M(iNIJ BAY, September 6. at 7 p.ni.
. "-
;i¢1pt_ oth. intl., for the following priv-
t‘Al‘E EGMOND, September 7, nt
 _ ilt~ge;= at the Exhibition to be held in 3 D‘m_
""”" " "`°' i`harlt»ltf~towii. froiii the 21st to 24th MONT (-ARMEL September 7' at
iiiani' or 1~:\'riN'|'s. ="°r"< *""“'*““‘~ 1 11.111.
1 I"or the privilege ol’ entering un-
\Vi‘iLLiNG'l'ON (`.HUR(‘.l'l HALL. Sop-
 tltir thtf tirtintl Statiti. . mm|,(.,- gy M 2 p_m_
, Ll I-or the printing and selling of
ARLINGTON, Lot 14, September 8,
, , S1-ore Parris for the Races. t 7
city M gist- 1 t 1 1, 9 _ _ . . H if P111- ,
Prlnt».~1al‘1t|\\']tiRrtl‘ §l`ht-ftltlie, 7 :did-R.4li i'eil\iIEr~(t)lr nm Supp”/mg of straw as (ILN7N[ii`iiL' L0" 18' Neptnmber 9' at
m' /I For :it-llliig fcntl for horser.. cat-
‘.l‘ tin, etc., tin tht- grotintis.
*' M--“-°-' In 5.1111. l, ‘J and 4, the highest or
|)|.}/\'|"||S any tt-rider. and in N11. 3 the lowost
11|- any tender not iievessarlly uc-
  ¢~;1p|f.,|_
CRAIG.--/it i\lldtlloto|i. tin Allgttftt Illnt, ,,[|(\;i:.ml,i|iimlB may bn "Named at the
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after it |irtitrnt'tt~1| illn .=.i_' l'Ii:irlt':; F’ El ' D' °
('raig. I"unt-ral from his into real- cl R' SMALh!e\ti{o-Qfrriens   
tlettre. 'l`liurs1la_v, Sept. 2, nt 2.311. 265,, S_U6m,m‘ "y' ’ '
McKlNNON.-At North River. on
August Clint. illlfi. l\lttrgni'et (`a|iipiiell.
aged 81 years. wife oIAr1'hlliiild Me ° D. ' M || (th | g h
Kinnon. I~‘ii1»»-ml on 'l`liurstlt\_v SPD-    distiiiit[i>‘i‘Bli)lngsB(i3oiiiit‘;'rBwlih the? lidlil
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J. l". ARSFINAIILT.
ll. D. l)()BlE,
A. E. MPLEAN.
J. E. ARSENAULT.
l‘.7ti1'i-8-Zllniill
of King’s_ County
temher 2nd. ut .4 p.ni. It lllghlleld 0 n |'
cemetery. >  1IiItmt§i‘t:mf;id.tiw ng places on the dates
  1
IN' -‘I |"‘|0Rl-\ All 'i he Undersigned Candidates
-_  __ __ __ __ . w'll address the electors at the
In loving memory of Eliza t'arter. hluowing places ml the dates and
iminvt-.11 wire at wiitimn Mt-111111. nr; at the homes mentioned:
"“"“" ""5 “V” ’““5‘""' “‘"“- “"3 “" Ti nish Tuesda Au .31st. at ""“°'" ““‘l Wi" "° “"0" '“‘" "‘° <1 ti.. istii o-1 b¢r,11iis tor the non-
be forever with the Lord.) 2785 7 D gi y' g “ml” vgzantie oi' llts(llll)ajesty's Mails. on a
-_--l-- ' ' SIKUM- ' ear six
Fortune Bridge, Monday, Aug. 30.
St. Margarots, Tuesday, Aug. 31.
Sourls, 'l‘hurstlay, Sept. 2.
Kingsboro, Monday, Sept. 6.
Fairfield, Tiiesday, Sept. 7.
All meetings open at 7.30 p. m.
Opposition Candidates Invited to be
he s dldates of the Fourth
electoral District of Prince will meet
and address the electors at the foi-
lowing places and tlmei-
CENTREVILLE HALL, Thiursday,
September 2. at 7.30 p.n1.
FREETOWN STATION HALL. Fri-
day. September 3rd-, at 7.30 p.|.u.
The Conservative candidates are
expressly invited and will be given
equal privileges.
J. H. BELL.
1 WALTER LEA.
2795-9-1m3ie3i
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Political Meetings Third
District Queen’s County
The Liberal-Conservative csndi
dates for the Third District of Queen's
tfounty will meet the electors at the
following places:
1?Vlnsioe. Wednesday, September
.s .
York. Thursday. September 2nd.
Corran Ban. Monday. Septembei
6th. ~
Mount Stewart, Wednesday, Sep-
tember Sth.
mglort Augustus, Monday, September
Mhunt Herbert, Wednesday, Sep-
tember 15th. '
All meetings at 7.30 p.ni.
Opposition candidates invited to
attend.
FI"
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FEEHAN
WOOD. b
27114-S-28l\lE16i.
Political Meetings in the
Murray Harbor District
_The undersigned Candidates
will address the Electors at the
following places and datesz-
Tuesday, August 31st, at Glen
William.
Wednesday, Sept. lst, at St
Mary’s Road.
Thursday, Sept. 2nd. at Heath-
erdale.
_'i`uesday, Sept. 7th. at' Murray
River.
Wednesday, Sept. 8th. at
Murray Harbor.
Thursday, Sept. 9th. at Monta-
gue.
Monday, Sept. 13th. at High
Bank. _
Meetings to commence at 7.30
p. m.
Signed
Q>>S
www;
CKINNON,
PROWSE,
BRUCE.
INMAN.
2669-8-25M\vfiii9l.
Desirable Residence and
Superior Furniture
FOR SALE BY AUCTION
I am instructed by the Executor of
the Estate of the Late Duncan C. Mc-
Leod, K. (`.., to sell by auction at his
Late Residence, 241 Euston Street, on
Wednesday, the first day of September
Commoncing at 11 o'clock in tho fore-
noon, all tho Household Effects com-
prising Drawing Room, Parlor, Library
Dining Room, liall, Bedroom and
Kitchen furtiituro and House Fur-
nishings, also Ilorse, Carriages,
Sleighs, Robes, Harness, &c.
And at 12 o'clock Noon of tho same
day tho Beautiful liesldence and Land
fronting 88 feet on Euston Street
(adjoining the Residence of Mr. Jus-
tice I-Inszard) and extending back
373 feet having a roar entrance 13
feet wide from Orlebar Street with
Barn anti (Ioaeli house thoreon and
splendid lawns anti shade trees and
being one oi’ the most desirable and
best located Residences in the City.
The Real Properly may bo inspect-
nd on application at any time to W.
E. Bentley. K. tl., Solicitor, Bank of
Nova Scotia ifliamhers.
The furniture and premises will be
open for intipeciion on Tuesday, 31st
August from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
R. BEAIRSTO.
Auctioneer.
2581-8-18-mmwfll
‘_ ________ _ 1
“ATTENTION”
Farmers and Builders selling
the best Lime is our business.
Are you buying the best? That
is your business. Prices right.
Apply to
St. Ann’s Lime Quarrie
SMITH BROHERS
Dealers in
Crude and Burnt Lime
St. Ann's. Cape Breton.
z:1ss~s-inwtmsmon.
»,
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' " $.-»;“.' A '
Mail Contract
SEALED 'l`ENDl<lRS, addressed to
the lkistmaster General. will be re-
rolvotl at Ottawa until Noon. On Ffl'
ilk
7 tt.
i7-»_y; L_.
_ dilt tt fury B.
Pdlmcrb, Road’ wednemay JOHN M°LEAN' ilittiggstier wliiliilcmtsizvermftugal Mail route
Dwf- lb*-H12 - m- A' A' M°°°N‘“-°° No 1 troin Aims P. E. island from
Mln|rd'| Llnlment Go., Ilmlted. .. .. McLean’s mer, Tl'lll!`Sd3Y 2688`8`26MEul' the. ist January nent.
l
Sept’ 2nd. at  m. Printed HOUCPB C°“l°l“l“5 f"""“""
Gentlemen.-Last Wlntorl received ' ~ . information an to conditions of pro-
xroat benefit from th* use of MIN- SeBr°ct'gn Scgool House Fnday’   posed Contract may be sean and
AR.D’S LINIMENT In severe attack gt- 31' - at P- m- I blank forms of Tender may he obtain-
of Lsorliiiw. and I have frequently t. Anthony, Sept. 3th. at7p.m., and Ph,-tufgg Fnmgg mi at the Post omcs ot Aims, wood-
iiroved It to be very effective in cues Gi-eenmont, Sept. 6th,at 4 p.m, 14,20 Con," 0,." _nd Fam" I vine and at 1111- office or the Post ot-
°t mn‘mm°u°n` All)¢l'lCOIl SCPL. 7th. tif 7 P.m. e ialty ,tice inspector. ‘~
rom-s. .' 'P ° ,_ voum A Joi-in r. wit:/in. ,
CHARLES DALTQN ' Post Office Inspector.
w. A rmrcnmsoiv. ' 7’ UW" °“°°° 3*- _ Pm once 111. .cron once.
I ll UIQIIQ Lflll Yi Ui UID
2704-8~l7llll0i. __ ___nl-I 2539-I-1llM1Mopd
S- T.  Chll'i0ly!0Wll, _ Ch“.|°“eto'g 30"! August 1915_
-- ' - - 2788-9-llfwiwks.
s_i1itiii ini
Roy Leitch, of Charlottetown,
, Has Returned to His
Former Home-Is on Sick
Leave, and Will Go Back
in November.
Mr. Roy Leitch who has been an offi-
cer in the Serbian army has arrived
in the city on a four months sick leave.
He arrived in Rimouski on Saturday
having landed from the S. S. Mis-
senbte and will return to the front
early in November.
Speaking to The Moncton Times Mr.
Leitch said he had been in the heart
of Serbia for about a year. Ile went
to the front early in September last
and was sent by tlte war office direct
to Serbia. He was with the Second.
Serbian army utider Marshal Stepaun-
vitteh one of the greatest of the Ser-
bian Generals, anti was in the whole
of the great battle which began at
Lazarevac, serving on the division
staff of the artillery. Mr. Leitch serv-
ed with the second army up to the
time he left for home. Mr. Leith was
injured by his horse lu the big battle
of Suvabor, where he says the Ser-
binns gained one of the most marvel-
ous victories ln military history.
Asked about the conditions in Ser-
bia inr. Leitch said they were very
good now. The army was well fed and
well supplied..(‘ivilians. however. were
not furlng so well for food. and in
some sections there was actual want.
The rich, he said were really worse
off than the poorer classes, because
they received no government allow-
ance. 1"* “'*"
The crops, Mr. Leitch said. had to
he looketl after by old men, women and
children, as all the men eligible for
military duty were in the armies.
The (‘liai‘lottetown man came out of
Serbia through Greece. About thirty
woiintletl (`anatlians came over with
Mr. Leitch on the Missenabie. Among
the number was a Gordon Higlilatiticr,
who passed through Moiictoii on the
Ocean Liuiited Sunday afternoon to
llalifax. The llalifitx man was wound-
ed at Ypres anti was permanently
disabled. I-le was a young man about
26 years of age Init Mr. Leitch did
"iTt'i"f`i'"e`rii`i~iiiIi`é`F hi's“nttnie, " ` 
Mr. l.eltt'h says the Serbian opera-
tions were greatly hampered in the
early stages ofthe war by the hostility
of Bulgarian irregulars who cut off
their supplies of animunition. To this
and the outbreak of typhoid he says,
was dun the earlier Serbian reverses
hut thc nrniy is now in fine shapc anti
he has no dotilit will give ti. good ae-
eount of itself. Mr. Leitch says that
\\-hen the Austrians were forced buck
it was not ri retreat but a mad flight.
an utter rout. They cut loose their
lifirses, left their guns anti even tlioir
eloihiiig and for 100 miles the coun-
try was strewn with the inipediments
of war. I-Ie could not say anything
of the preseiit tiispositioti of tlte Ser-
liian nrniy but saiti the opernti-iiis,
with artillery duels and aeroplane
raids, were decidedly interesting anti
spectacular.
Mr. Leitch is a great admirer of
ilie Serbian people. He had been study-
ing their history for sometime and that
was one of the reasons that induced
him, at the outbreak of the war to
give up his positon as teacher in the
Prince of Wales College in Charlotte-
town. antl. offer his services to that
C0lll1ll'.V- The Serbia-ins are possessed
of a sturdy independence which will
permit of no injustice. In this respect
they are superior even to llie [lritish
and Caiiatlians. Tltoiigli in some ways
they are inferior. livery Serbian in a
gentleman in the rough; treat him
kiiitlly and ho cannot do too inticli for
you. As the only (lanadian in the Sor-
Iiian army, Mr. Leitch said every tie-
ferenee was shown him, he was in
H101. used as a prince.
I Sanitary arrangements are had In
Serbia, the young soldief' said, anti a
great need was Red Cross workers
and stretclier bearers who would lm
exposed to danger at the front. lie
hoped to be able to get voltinteers for
this purpose in the Maritime Provinces
but they would he required to hear
their own expenses until they reached
Serbia. `
siiiPPint;_N1-;ws
315! Alltl. Reported otitwm-d_
Sch. Vult=0n.'Louis Prince, In ballast
for Loiils.
S"|\- -1081*-I>l\ O. Iititietin Osborne for
Loulsburg, G. R. °
Sch. Lavoiiia, James Palmer. New.
castle.
Sch. Grand Master, A. G
Hay Verte, N. B. mm' for
3lSl ANR- reported Inward.
Schr. Sarah Payer, S. Smith, New-
castle.
Voieliv.  Master, A, Gram, pay
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EXPLOSIVES FACTORY
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
I‘l<}ltItY SOUND. Ont.. Aug. 30 --A
violent Iliutidcrstorm passed overhthln
section during which lightning strncit
ono of the drying hotises of the (Ian.
“"8" Elillloslves Llmltcd at Nobel
and set lt on fire. the tire communi_
CBUIIK to another drying house b th
fifmivhitzh were destroyed, togotxm-
1 a quantity uf cordlte. Seven
Persons were injured by the flames.
mltterriinly one seriously. This will my
ar are with tho operations, as there
hu? *Il "ill" flrylns houses, and the
Tract ones can bo quickly replat;¢1d_
in B erswie storm struck the build.
B 0 illlam Hamill, a farmer Ilv.
"IK about a mile from hero, and thrm
cows were killed. Mr. Hamill was ni.
B0 illillfed by the lightning.
“Now ls the time, and this Is the
l"“°° ¢° 8°! War tlshlnx uitiitie. For
iust one week we are offering our
complste llno of fishing accessories at
a special 25 par cont. discount. C;||
and make your selection today, The
Two Macs, 149 Great George Stages,
tf
"The re-opening of»the school is cer-
Ulllllr n bus! season in our boys'
clothing department. Choose from
200 suits st $8.49 worth up to $7.60.
Will fit from G to 16 your old boys.
PATONS. 2784-9-llllliti
A look in at No. 2 liotivy Battery's
camp will prove a revolution to the
civilian. Tho work of training those,
one hundred anti sixty odd men intoa
lighting uiilt, hard niuscleti, strong, at:-l
tivo and thorouglily disciplined, gooa|
on quietly but none the loss effective-1
ly. The oiiitrers in charge of the
corps ure the following: Licut. Col.:
Arthur G. Peake, Captain \\'. B.
Prowse, Lieiit. 'I‘. Wi. l<`. l\lactloii1ilti,|
Lieut. J. F. Sterns, Lieut. G. ld. Riirliie.I
Noii-coniniiiisiotied ofiiccrs: Battery,
Sergeant Major James Leigiitizer,
Quartermaster Sergeant D. A. Wed-
lock, Farrler Sgt. J. G. Worth. Sgt. A.
R. Lawrence. Sgt. C. Stcwitrt, Cor-
poral Allun Cole, Ctorporul J. ii.
McKay.
_ _.___, V
` How the Boys are being Licked into Shape at
Brighton Camp.'
liiitl that they are In another class,
and tlicy are being tlist-liarged as rap- ,
idly its their ptictiliziritios assert tlieni-
selves 1
'l‘lic discipline in, a corps ofi 11111;
ki|\tl,,.pi'epzti‘iiig for tuftlvc service, ig
iieeessarily very I-iirit-t, zttitltniay lm
soniewiiai in the ntiture of ati tiyn.
opener to men who have licon used tn
the ortlinttry militia camp. Howev11r_
the iiieiiiliers of the lizittery utitlei'-
stand what they are up against and
that strict tliscipllno is aiisolutely not-_
essary. l‘uni1-slinient is inetetl out
with t,=ti°it't inipnrtiallty hy the N. t7_
()’s, us is r-,leatrly proved hy the nitiu-
ner in wliirli thc iueu speak. The
oilicers all seein to be proud of their
inen and the men of their ollicers,
I H
)
I
COL. PEAKE, COMMANDING OFFI
Bonibardiersz .Iuines W. Beers, \\'.
L. Jenkins, I-I. E. Moore. A. ll. Melilii-
non, E. G. Mt-Leod, M. 1'. Stewart, G.
(.‘-. Walker, R. li. Nicltolson.
"l`he various walks of life from which
the men are tiriiwii cover si witlti
range, the folioiving' profes.-1i1iii°s' and
trades being i‘epresentetl in the iiizilie-
up of the rank and tile of the corps:
Six baiiliers, ten school tent-tiers, six-
teen Snlestnen, two ine,rclii-tnts,'
seventy farincrs. 'l‘hero are civil.
engineers. aceountiiiits. students, drug-
gists, lelegrapliists, niillers, ninchiii-
isis, ioeoinotive ciigiiieers, eliat1|`t`ers.
hlaeksmiths. t-arpeiiters, iisiiciuiien,
liarbers, jewelers, painters, butt-tiers.
sailors, lobster put-lters, soap iiiakcrs,
shoeinakers, etc.. also representotl.
As regards the religioiis letiiiiitgs of
the nien nearly all the leading denom-
inations are represented. There ttro
35 Romain Cntliolies, 65 l’resl1ytei'iii1i1-i_
16 liuptists, 21 Metliotlistt-1. IS illturch
of England, 2 l‘entr:\l tfliristiiiti, ‘.3 i‘on-
grtigntionitl, inalting it total of 11'i7.
This table iviis nitide tip sonic days
ago.
Naturally in reeriiiting tt large titiiii-
ber of men like this. it few t1ntlt-.sir-
nbles are bouitd to lind ilieir way into
the ranks, but those men very qiiiekiy
I
A
CER OF' NO, 2 BATTERY.
‘ respoiitiiiiiz lietirtiiy to every call made
upon tlient. This is its ii. should lie.
E111-li titty at t-hureh parade a iint-
it't-ulile itnproveuient may be seen in
tht- sinni-tt-r, more soltlierly appear-
ttiit-e of the nien. Every man in the
Iittttei'y is eztgt-r tti get to tho frotit
its speetlily its ptissililn and iioiice dll-
igenr rise is inzttle ofthe opportunities
(Continued on Page Six.)
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word each continuation. Cash
-.1- "tr
P charge Twenty-tivo centl.
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GUARDIAN Gl.llSS|FlEIl AUS. 1
Ono cent per word flrat Insertion In this column half cent per
must accompany order. Minimum .
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4- .W _
Agents Wanted
“AGENTS WANTED:-To soil for tho
Oltl Ilolinblo Fonthlll Nurseries. Wo
teaeh our mon to still. Experience
unnecessary. Illghest. eomniissions
paid. Ilaiitlsoiiio free oquipnicnt.
Steno & Welliiigtoti, Toronto, Ont."
S-28ME26l
$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET-
iiig tzitrtl sainplo hook free; Repre-
sentatives itlroady making tivo to
ton tlollurs tially. liratlley-Garrot-
sou, Brtuitford. Ontario.
llel |i \Va,n ted-Femnl-1
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
liousowork. Apply to Mrs. J. (3.
Sims, 270 Richmond St., East.
2573-8-18Mtf.
LAUNDRY MAID 'WANTED FOR
l~`:ilt'onwood llospital. Apply Rl "I9
Hospital. 2417-8-6Mtf.
 
ll el p \Vn|itet\-liialo
WANTED. MACHINIST FOR LATHE
work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.
2160-7-20mtf.
W*--Isl W*
5 ._ *L_ -_ 1
itotirtlers Wstiitetl
BOARDERS-FIVE OR SIX BTEADV
hourderscan be nlcoly accommodat-
od st. tho McKenzie Iiouso, 80 Siti-
noy St. , ~ 8-linitl.
i 'I‘o Let;  ` I
T0 LET.--The Store and premlutil
on Kent Street at present occupied
by Goo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-
art, 163 Kont. St. 2267-7-26m mt!
F -- -sv-I J.
For Sale I
FOR SALE-A skettih book compris-
ing historical ineltlents, tradltlonary
tales, translations, ett-. For sale
at the Maritime Stationers, price $1.‘
When mailed 8c. extra. |
__ 2722-8-28lVI12iprl
FOR 8ALE.-- TWO‘ PAIRS ISLAND
Ranch Raised Mink and Tiiree
females. Prices right. James M.
Hewitt, Lower Montague, P. E. I.
__ _ 2703-8-27M11lpd
FARM FOR 3ALE.- I OFFER FOR
sale my farm at Wilmot, about 21,5
miles from Bummersltle containing
50 acres with buildings. Apply
Robert S. Waugh St. Eleanors,P.3i
it me _ nuns- li
Slt.tm~t.lo|ist Vacant; _
"sAi.EsMsN: `s>u:LU`s`iv'i=;' 'LINE
for city, town or country RIS 9t\"“'
ings guaranteed. Permanent Ill
your job. No experience nocosssrY»
Write Luke Brothers, Limited.
Montreal." ‘ _ _  _
s2.ao PER bAv 'F611 Eisrnisur;
ing "WORLD’S GREATEST WAR-
Up to date book. Whirlwind seller-
Linscott Company, Brantford, ODI-
 
Teachers Wanted
WANTED.--Second-clan Teacher YM'
cable ness west scitooi. Stti>vl°'
ment $20. Protestant preferred. N-
Mcliaren, Secy. of Trustees.
lvlwd- 25111-s-1aM111.
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