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and has been made under his per-
’ ‘  sonul supervision since its infancy.
. , . Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countcrfeits, lmitations and ‘°' Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Clii1<h'en-Experience against Experiment.
Costorin. is a lmrnilcss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorie, Drops and Sootliing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its nge is its gliiiraiitcc. It destroys \\’orms
and nllnys Fevei-i.~'liness. For more than thirty years it
luis been in umstant use for the rclicf of Constipation,
]~`l:itulr~ncy, \\'in¢l Colle, all Tcctlifng' Troubles and
1)iari~lioua. It regulates the Stonincli and Bowels,
assiniilutes the Food, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
The Childs-eu’s Panacca-The Mother’s Friend.
(Continued from page ten.)
ing obstructions, and the extraordin-
any dexterity the Commander-in-Chief
has shown in getting us out of a hole
will no doubt win for him an imperlsh-
able name in the annals of the Em-
pire. General Chetwode simply wor-
ships Sir John French, and so does
every man serving under his com-
mand, froin drummer-boy to general
of division. In war we all know exces-
ses occur and mistakes are made. In
this campaign the Red Cross wagons
are deliberately fired upon, ambul-
ances shelled. doctors and medical aI'd
marked out for destruction by the de-
liberate orders of the German gener-
als in command. But you can take my
solemn assurance that the Germans
attacked him and cut his throat.
ESCAPED FROM THE GERMAN8.
Trooper Beak. of the -ith Dragoon
Guards, writing home to his wife at
Crewe, gives an exciting story of his
escape from the Germans. After des-
cribing his journey from England he
says:
I went straight to the front in the
firing line, and within two hours of
eing there had three horses shot
under me. The last one was a Uhlan's
and that caused all the trouble. That
went down when I was in the midst
of them, and I got made prisoner a-
long with Sergeant-Major H-_- of
ours. We did not think we should ever
see England again. as just before dusk
n Wednesday afternoon they made
will never forget tne lessons they 3
learnt at Mons. It has not been my b
s strip every mortal stitch off our
odies so that we could not escape. At
TTY!
because I was at least three miles to
the north of the _battle, but I did have of the night we made a cut for it and
  I 0 R   __ we hmlor of asslstmg in digging "em got away. I have one consolation: and
Bears the Signature of
Liles for the dead, and every man we
laid in his grave bore the marks of
bravery. Many gallant men were
gripping their swords as the stars and
moon lit up the littered field of death,
privilege to share in ii. cavalry charge, t
he time they were being hardly pres-
sed by our troops. But in the middle
that is that I killed two Uhlans and
wounded one before they captured
me, and Sergeant-Major H-
claims he killed half-a-ilonen. I broke
m sword clean in halt’ when I was
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and men shed tears as they counted ,_
up the terrible toll of that splendid e
achievement, which will add lustre to
time. 8'
SIX STREETS OF WIDOWS.
Private J. Atkinson, Duke of Well-
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ecoverlng it from the second plugg-
d with it, and I had to go the third
bl it l b i i l
the glories of British arms for ull 532181316 iill lst?) y 3 out n ne nc les
Kent Regiment), writing to his fl-
ONE BULLET'S CAREER.
Sergeant E. W. Turner (Royal West
mn <=¢~~|-Aon eomvsnv, nnwvonn eww, pital In Birmingham, says in a letter
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me went into one breast pocket and
One cent per word lirli insertion in this colum. hull conf per won
ouch continuation. Cub must accompany order. Minimum charge
Twenty-five cents. l
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and finished up with 106 and 3 ofilcers;
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n the thick of the fight at Mons. Our
egiment started fighting with 1,009,
o we just lost 900. It was cruel. At
one place we were at, called Amiens,
there were six streets of the town
where all the \vomen were lcft wid- \v
fought there was made up in the town w
o his wife at Leeds:- came out of the other and passed
lt is not war. It is murder, The through your photo, making a hole in
Germans are murdering our wounded . the breast. What a strange coincid-
as fast as they come across them. I _ence. lt then pased through my watch
save myself up for done. as we were and struck a large clasp knife, smash-
i ' ing it to pieces and driving it tliraugh
ocket.
ows, und were all wearing widows' and I reckon I have had a good birth-
weeds. The French regiment that day present by having my skin saved
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A SAlLOR'S PLAIN STORY.
A survivor from H.M.S. Pathfinder,
rites: My twenty-eiglitli, birthday
hole, and am glad to say I can still
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POPE BENEDICT XV. FIRST PIC-
tures out. Big money for any agent
samples 25 cents, Apply at once.
'l-lerinau Lavandier, 0 Peters St..
St. John, N. B. §l@0;9_-1SNl£liDl1
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF 300
Animal and Bird Dealers in 1'. S.
(typc\vl‘itten) postpaid for $2.00.
Address; \\'.Bivins, Eminence, N.\'.
:'fl1l0-0-251\l9ipd.
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i~‘c_i~i.u.v; l|r;i.P WANTED
vT-{i‘\I'r"éb"'irv|M'e|:5|`ATE'i.v A GEL
for goiicriil liuiiscworlr. Good \vagcs.
Apply Mrs, .\. J. llifliu, iliil Iticli-
mond strccl. 5TliZ-fl-20-\lll`.
GIRL' _WANTED FOR GENERAL
liouseworit at L'nioii Hotel.
0-Zliblfiiprl.
WARN TE' `t>T;7\’é'E`N Ei/#I L” s E R vA N T.
Apply, Mrs Abel, -il) Longwortli
Avi-nue. __ :'»_8li-0-Il0.'li
WANTED AT ONCE Aff EXPER-
icilccil girl. Good \\'ngc.<, No wusli-
ing. Apply to 12 Brighton Road.
5701-9-11li;\lti`.
IYANTED AT FALCONWOOD HOS-
piasi young women for ward work.
Zii30~7<28n\tf.
“LADIES WANTED T0 DO EASY,
pleasant, coloring work at home.
Van make $15 to $20 weekly. Es-
perience unnecessary, no canvass-
ing. National Decorating Co.. Dept.
N. 69 Adelaide St. East Toronto,
Ont. 5089-S~22l\‘I52i.
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FOR SALE.-A SAUSAGE STEAM
plzini. I-`ivc h.p. boiler and <»i1l:ii\f‘.
(mv l»ui'l`nlo st\il`i`\'i'. r'up:i|'i|_\' 'S0 lbs.
Uni- 1lr:|\\-cu! clir»p|>~»i'. :iii T3 ills.-
iii :ill iniiilili-.~', l`li1-hp lor iiisli. I..
Stricklumi. in .~'|»~\\'ni-I .~‘ir~-i.
.M12 lf_|-liiiill.
FOR SALE-ONTARH' PA" 'BRED,
I-ross fox pups, gli " \ :~'lio\\-
530 per cont. to 00 pi bln--k :intl
in gmul cniiflllioii. 'I`\\'o Ii\iinli‘i-il to
eight huiiilri-fl :ind iii`i_\'d<iil:irs pair
to unit-k Iiu_\'i-rs. Apply 'l`. .\l. lluvis,
llox l!l, \\'_\'oiniug, Uni.
.1751-1|-"2!.\i"\\'ks
FOR SALE.-(inc I`un1il_\‘ liorse-, sort-ii
_vi-:Irs old. lilnd, broke to niitos
diiy or night. color soul brown,
\\'vlghs 1.000 lbs. inquire llo.\' 200,
l'l|:\rlollcto\\'ii. l'»S00-0-ii0iii3l
FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS
interior Alaska Silver Blacks and
3 pairs dark patched foxes, also
nilnk und fisher. Prices right for
cash. Home and see them. T. G.
Ives, liloutnguc. 5676-9-17Ml'Itt’.
i-'oit's.`ii.i-3 TEN siiixnizs srocii IN
the l’rlnce Albert Illnck Fox (`o.,
Ltd., has paid it dividend of 10 per
cent. ami will pay n further divid-
vnd on this ycar's earnings. .\p-
ply ll. G. Guardian. 5724-0-25lilti'~
454 Amherst, N. S. 5549-9-11Mff.\
I please leave ut ‘Hume llotel, or ap-
FOR SALE-A BABY CARRIAGE,
nearly new. Apply to 83 Upper
Prince St. 5748-9-ZGMGI.
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LOST BLACK COAT BETWEEN
Station ami Charlottetown Hospital.
Finder please leave at 45 llorches-
ter St. 5825-_10-l.\l:li.
LOST-Between Peters lload and
Murray River station, a hand grip,
containing raincoat and private pap-
crs, etc. Any one iiiiding some
k
ply to owner, Gcorge ll. Jackson,
lturnl ilclive-i'_v No. 1, Murray lliver
and receive reward. 5820-10-1n12i
 Miami-liafvvs
HORSE BOARDED FOH inn ._ .-
ter very reasonably. Apply to Box
172, city. 5831-10-1m3i
Z. l
MALE,lli~.LP WANrr.D
WANTED.-A young inun to aut as
news agent on express train be-
tween Cliarlottetown and Summer-
side. Apply at once to News Agen-
cy, P. E. l. ily.. Cliarlottetown.
5824-19-l3i
BOY WANTED.-A boy about 15 yrs.
of age, with good reference, is want-
ed to learn a good trade. Address
"Z" P. O. Box 116, Charlottetown,
5549-9-llmtf
*lil- 
WANTED
WANTED.- Second liznid kitchen
range; also second hand piano. Both
must be oi' a reliable manufacture
und in good condition. Write “A
S" care of Guardian ()llice_
5Si5-10-Imillpd
MINK WANTED.~1i female. Island
trapped. No other kind will iill the
bill. \\'ill only do business with
the man who actually traps the
mink. ilnve for sale Il pure Island
ranch-raised mules. Nelson \Vul-
droii, Tyne Valley, 1'. IC. island.
5783-9-29m6i
WANTED.-A six foot show ease.
suilnhlc for cor.i'e1~tioiiery. 116
Prince Street. 5791-9-2ilni3i pd
WANTED by n Indy it warm room
with board and hath rooin. Ap-
ply here. 5784-9-29ni3I
WANTED.-ABOUT TEN ACRES OF
good land with first class Dwelling
ilousc and outbulldiugs within three
miles of Cliorlotetown. Address.
I.. A. AIILD, 36 Queen St., Charlotte-
town.
, 5775-9-28M6i.
WANTED TO RENT A SMALL
5643-9-1_8__intf.
V/TNT 'i?:'ci.T ‘r“cJTié`i\I`i'.` T '"5-|'o`u s E .
with six or seven rooms. Apply to
F-FOR 5ALE;"0NE Qiypggpjg S11,VE1¢` , H., Guardian Office. _B812-9_-30mIli 202 Kent StI‘€€iC
black female pup. Also two pairs WANTED.-Newly cal\Ed cows. Write Cll3I‘l0iItEl‘0Wi1. P. EJ-
Holt-Renfrew silver blacks.” Box stating prices to Robert A. Bagnall, f-1- ---In I,
Hazel Grove. 5803-9-30m4i
sl il represented by
i Fife I 11-SuranCe assortment of New Silver-
A Necgssity A ware suitable for wed-
Then insure in good strong stock _comps:i- ding Presents' Qualitylal
ies, which never contest an honest claim such prices fight I
E- R- BROW C. W. Patterson
Official head thus comm-in-is. The
practical nature of the proposal to
establish a base hospital in London
with an nuxiliary hospital near
Folkestone, under the name of the
is especially gratifying to I-lis lia-
jesty’s flovernnient.
first subscription of $5,000, and Con-
fidence is expressed that every Mason
throughout; the Dominion will ons-
wer the appeal now being made to
subscribe one dollar ner head.
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house for family of three. Apply I. An inbred Electioneer. A great
'“ ""3 °"‘°"' - colt trotter, and sire of colt trot-
got wounded, and then the Germans,
and they got \vipcd out. Our colonel put the following words, “I um still
alive and well.”
(‘A\`ADIAN MASONRY’S HOS-
PITAL IS \\'l'ILCO1lE.
Lord Ampthill, for thc English
Grand Lodge, Expresses Appreciation
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Lord Ampthill
pro Grand Master of the Masonic or
der in England, sends the following
message regarding the Qu0en's Cun-
=-dinn military hospital proposal:
"The generous, patriotic undertak-
ing of Canada Lodge and the Can-
:idlau Frecmasons adds greatly to
my pride in the attitude of the craft.
It docs, however, not surprise nic.
I know well the spirit of Canadian
fliasoiiry. The effort. of lfrcemasons
must, of course, be mainly directed
towards relief at the present time,
Since that is in accordance with 'our
traditions. Canada Lodge has set a
fine example and forged another link
in the chain of Empire. ".’il\lI"l`lI~
ILL.”
Canadian lfreentasons in England
are throwing themselves with enthus-,
iasni into the project which- their
Queei.'s Canadian Military Hospital,
(lanadu Lodge here has given a
WINDERMERIC.
Aq ulrl. (4005 I)
tgure Bred Certificate A. 16)
inning Race Record 2.27 1-4.
The Richest Bred Stallion on P. E.
ters. Season of 1914. Fee $15.00.
J. M. NICHOLSON, D. V. D.
Just received falnice A
BELGIAN ADVANCE
ON BRUSSELS.
LONDON, Sept. 30.- A despatch
from Amsterdam says that refugees
arrived there from Ghent report that
Belgian forces are marching on Brus-
sels and are in contact with the Ger-
mans.
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ZEPPELINS MAKE
WAR ON CHILDREN.
LONDON, Sept. 29-The operators of
a German Zeppelin diriglblc dropped
ii bomb into a school house at Bie-
Iostok, Russia, killing éieven children
according to ri despatch from Petro-
grad to the Morning Post.
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GERMAN CQNGO TAKEN
BY FRENCH
PARIS, Sept 29~“It is officially' nn-
nounced that the French forces in
equatorial Africa have re-occupied
the greater part of the Congo terri-
tory ceded to Germany by the treaty
of 1911" says the Bordeaux corres-
pondent of the Havas Agency.
GENEROUS HOSPITALITY.
LONDCN, Sept. 29.-Britain has
come to the relief of stricken Belgian
refugees with such spontaneous mag-
namlnity that refugees are forced to
declliie flood of offers of shelter. The
authority for this statement is Lord
Gladstone, former Governor-General of
South Africa. who is now a leader in
the committee work.
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BURGOMASTER ARRESTED.
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LONDON, Sept. 30.-The following
official despatch has been received by
wireless from Berlin:-"The German
Military Governor of Brussels has an-
nounced the arrest of Iiurgomaster
Max by public poster ns follows:~
‘I have found myself obliged to sus-
pend llurgonmsler Max froin-liis ofllce
on account oi' his irresponsible atti-
tude. He is now In honourable eus-
toily ln a fortress.‘”
BERLIN HAS N0 NEWS.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.-No official news
from the western battle-ground has
been received since last night. News-
papers have not been Informed by
their correspondents regarding the
great general engagement which is
progressing. and details are not known
here. The Archduke Frederick of
the Austrian forces, in army orders
to-day declared that a new and great
victory was imminent in the western
camp of the Germans, according to
despatchea received here from Vienna.
“In our essence of vinegar you get
the strongest, and purest essence oh-
talnable. Ono pint of our essence
will make over three quarts of strong
pickling vinegar, and from three to
four of tabling vinegar. Those who
have used our essence before, always
come back for more, for next year,
which is the final proof ot its qual-
ity. The Two Macs, 141 Great George
Street. MEM.
Complete Outfits for
'Companies
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soe1i§i3?3{€¢k’¢§.¥in°&”§f"$
poration record books, seal
ses, rubber stamp? etc. Write
fcgdparticulars an state your
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779Main  Mncion, N. B. _
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IN Canada it was all right for manufac-
. turers to pause when the tumult and
confusion 'of war shook the ground be-
neath their feet and unsteadied them. But
it is not all _right for Canadian manufac-
turers to go into temporary or ‘permanent
hiding at this time of nationa necessity
and opportunity. On the contrary, it 1s
time for a broa forward movement.
_ The man who shrinks from battle, even though
the forces opposed may appear overwhelming,
takes away from the strength of his comrades, If
he deserts, dire punishment is meted out to him.
Winning or loosing, battle-time calls for men who
will fight until over-thrown or slam. The careful,
cautious, and canny man-_-manufacturer, whole-
siler or retailer-never rises to be a great mer-
c ant. f
When the war is over, the_ honored and rewar-
ded men among soldiers ano merchants will be
those who never faltered, who kept their face to
the foe,and wholfought dauntlessly to the very end.
The valiant-hearted business men of
Canada---retailers, wholesalers and manu-
facturers---are advertising NOW.
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Silver Foxes and ‘F urs Limited
Head Office
cnARLoTTsrowN,PR1Ncs sow.-lap 1sLANo,cANAoA
Authorized Capital $300-000
Divided into _ _ _
25 p. c. Preferred stock having fnjst cla_im
on each year’s earnings for the next five
years for ayments of dividends $210,000
Common Stock 90-000
$300.60!!
The essence of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox In-
dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals.
The dividend security of the 25 p. c. Preferred Shares of Silver Foxes
and Furs Ltd. is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14,000 per pair
and the parents of their fifteen pairs of animals are without a single exception
all registered in Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders
Association.
You will make a mistake if you invest in the Fox business without look-
ing into the merits of Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd. _
Write to any of the directors for complete prospectus and literature, or
better, send your application today for what shares you wish to take.
Par Value of Shares . $10 each
Preferred and Common Shares are the same price.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
20 p. c. with application, 10 p. c. each 30 days from date of application
providing however that the full amount is to be paid on or before Ian. 31st,
1915. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit-
tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.
Discounts for Full Payment with Application
On applications received in Sept. 3 p.c; Oct. & Nov. 2 p.c. Dec. 1 p.¢.
DIRECTORS
FRANK R. HEARTZ, President C. J. STEWART,
M in-sam mmm in 'r too. oi _
Prsdomdent Pzovihliial likhibillim Alisogmionz Aqmoirofu' ua'
President Prince Royal Silver Foxes, Ltd. A|\»|-gm, p, , und,
is emi owl-ge sense, ohuiomwwn, r,a.1. F. L. ROGERS.
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Dinner Rosen Puma slim sink rom Lu A. E. SHAW,
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