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THE Plcrou son-Tire s r. 1ottetown_l-iosnltail-willberwediéegréayi  Soml `    
 X.  Northumberland docked :at Charlotte- Oct. 28th
In a Splendid Human Interest Drama _wwh lest evening 'll 8 °°1°°“-
Prince Edward Theatre
: - .- M t rom umm ‘ i V rl I h tte- ,
“  _   BXDYGBS :F3111 u u iii W 1
   Stiytirii-.‘r<t>cSi:'lio¢}>*lEl'e.;i’1Eir;?wo'i"iieon htiliiilé- town last night. gt r{0,:0 oilclcricilti 0 mem  Presents . . ‘ -‘ `
Adramatic storyof adang:ei’s success! alover’s suspicions and §§2{___2°If- 19”- “fl” °“° Week” "° ' TEA A-r 3-,-"TMR, ,.|A,_,____0,, The Flaw Ill  Alibi ‘ _
. an attomey s selfish desire, that ruined a young girl dancer I - ___E___ ___.__.. _ _ __ W___ ____ 2_3, :_t_,_.,,:__::_gr ,3_d,_e,,_,_,d__f__,__E_k,:_,_ . A Two Part Detective Story Featuring Here” Hohnes _ __ _ _
. BET .- s many r en s a _ - ~ _.
e - , 1 J _ Mi. lr ri t . Fen lr . - - - - ' ~ ' ‘
Katelyn ’ Z?" `°l,'i§'?e$$`?$nli§ niIi.'l°.n.“ln.¢k f?y,°c$`.l`.n '§‘l.“d’.lrm,ri..°’{.i§§ .fin E35. Charged with having, _robbed ins firrn, _young Randall is thrown in prlson, but the _
Thursday  Peflpie 5 Theatre  730 & 9 P' m' oreriillrnnonis.-L. be sold for those at home. 6145 oiiice clock reveals the real culprit in a way which will astound beholders
= A ooNAr|oNs-For me Halloween c-Rosas nzccivsn. - Messrs .- - """ ’ f
~ ' f nterest ~ in f n ci int ~ n - Bruce stewart .ir ce. ir received
cauadlan An Red Feature-always 0 I igiiiglliilii heotliitiirfulilirrgct;iigdnat tibia an order from Messrs Ciiiiiiii-les Baird Warren J’ Kerrigan In
E    Ilospltal. 6122 & Co., of Perce, Gaspeque, for three
__.__. 5-h.p. motors and three 3-h.p. lnotors, “The  By”
FOX NOTE.-it muy he interesting which are being shipped immediately.
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. F0\.’C€d I0 9 y i5  ` -t ' tl t h t ' f ty d titty They have also received an order from °
1 P"l““°“ Essnni' _fgxsi-riiiipaiiiies liaiitgeiiiireiiily piiiid cash the Magdalen Islands for two 5-h.p. A Two Part Dramatic Masterpiece
. -- r _dividends ranging from 10 to 200 per_4Il10l0l‘S. I0 be 51119985 Y-ills Hill- ri J
Ke stone Cnmed A BACK YARD THEATR: lt s a Scream _ ,_ d un b. r others are “_ _ - . .
y y fiitttiuio iileiilnric Ltiniiaenas soon, News r-'nom i>|.vr.1ourH.-Mr. Ford Sterling All-Star Vitigraph Comedy Cast
.__-___ Fred Lawlor, son of Mr. John Lawlor,
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2 _ 1 ' 1.. K l sl-l|PPlNG..-Mr. Janies McCarthy, Carpenter. 82nd Resin\en_t. Chnr- In , In ¢
,Arm }mr|,0r \ L, Frnnktin (‘ l\It Sienurt is unloading a schooner \0ll€l0Wll. has arrived in Ilvmouth  S  
. .. .. K _ _ _; N '1 load of Sydney coal. R. Clarks new Ellgllllld- Safely. before golllg i0 the 9 y , _ . .
  (iumn .( ‘Drk lhrburf ,  'S _ 'el. tug boat is doing excellent work in ll_’0!lt. He left Halifax on Oct. Sill.   0  He'S 8 f3tI‘I1aI`l_, DIS _W1f€ l0l_/CS hlI`{l» She t1°1€3
-- ' is ; . . ‘ - - -
, ,_ ' _ _ _ N, . Y K. _,_ ____ his father. he reports he arrived in ‘ ' g y p
v|croRlA. _ ‘"."'. E1 J‘ ,l,'.f.§ift`§'-d_|_ j_“,\r._.i°);.t(._ St wEoD|Nc ANNOUNCEMENT.-I .cond health in company of Fnlher Me- ~ ' f
R. (‘. lllakclicy. II. J. Knight, J. \\'.
`MeKuy, C. G. Roolicy. ilnill`n.\: Yilrs.
E. I-luzcn, Suck\'llll‘1 ll- R- “ill-*F
Guelph; John I{cnn\'\l.\'. 32lll>`lllll`.V1 (`~
A. }lurt. \\'. .\It-(`oriiiui'k, \\'. J. llloolll-
iield, Montrcnl; I’. (`. .\I\irphy, '|`l_gnl.~'ll '
T. 0. Clark, .\Ionct.oli; ll. li. \_\urri\l
Berlin: Geo. Nohlc. .l, ll. lluvls. '|`nr-
onto: J. A. Clowcs. i-I. _\. .\I:\l~vl\. il. t‘.
Simmons, .-\. E. Mullally. Sr. John'
P. C. Grant, Now (ilnSl-C0\\`l W- U- VN
lamar. Guelph; C. S. 1‘Ili1L‘r}'. .\`c\\'-
port, \'t.
QUEEN.
A. I\lc(`onln>ll. St. Thomas, fmt.: S.
Plncnu, .\`<»rth itustivo: E. .\l. \\'u-
llng. St. John; J. .\l. .\Ici.eod. Quincy.
Mass.; J. W. lllclienli, New Glzisgow;
W. .\I. Prudy. F. W. Moore, Hnli1'nx.
REVERE HOTEL.
\\'. 0. \\'ilittcu. .\'~°\\' Gl2\-Sl-l0l\‘. »\f.5°»I
J. Tl. I\IcDolinl<l, Boston; llcrh. ll.
Wade, Halifax; \\`. l’. Brown, St John
Jas. Jenkins, Orwell Cove: J. ll
Simpson, Buy Yiow; Alf. E. llughes
A. P. Fisher, Syracuse, .\'.\'.; .\`. l‘_u
Kennedy, O'l.<»ury; .l. .I. l\IcDougal
Glace Ilay, till.; John Horne. Win-
sloc; Il. Illiglios, S<:otclit`ori; _-\. M.
Marsh. Jloiltrcnl; S. ll. Stnfill, Nl-w
Glasgow, I\'.S.; Geo. ll. 1\lycrs, \'.S
Brudcnclli llcnry \\’oo<l. Vernon:
Ed. hlaling. Provitlcncc. it.l.; ll. J.
Smith, C. W. .\'clson, St John, NB.
REVERE HOTEL.
Oct. 19th.
Gcorgc Ives, North Tryon: J. J. M
Dougall. Glacc Bay, ('. I3.; T. P. Wci-
Ien, Toronto; E. .\l. Wullcn, Toronto;
Rev. A.P. Mcliclilizili, St. Antltwcsi
Rev. J. B. Mclut_\'l‘0, Truczitlic; Fnlllc
Chaisson, Itustico; l’. <`. Kenny
Hearing is Restored to Deaf
  tmn |135 not grown pnmtoes fm- at _._.__, _._ _ _.__ _ _ .  _
_I]8L{lLllli.'_i\`1{?~! ircuuirr. S.,.dm.r_ The marriage ot Miss Amelia M. iQUillli¥1- HHIUBX. Wh0 llBS 21150 Vlllllll'
Achoru, daughter ot’ Mr. alid Mrs. Jos-
cph Achorn. Millview, to Mr. Daniel
W. Paquette. Hyde Park, Mass.. will
take place from thc home of the
brirle's sister, Mrs. Andrew Morrissey,
Mattnpan, Mass, on Octobcr twenty-
i_ ____ ,;t»v@nth_ College of Oratory, Boston. will give
Without Mechanical or Artificial _-___ a grand Sluikespearian and patriotic
Hearing Devices. Deaf Hear With ARMY r-'|E|_D 3ERv|¢E r-'UNp__ recital. in nid of Belgian Relief Fund.
- Their Own Ears. A Wonder- The but-is for oats have now been sont Sllffl ll lll”0gl'8lIlllle has not been
1- ful English Discovery. to the receivers, who are ready to Kllwll f0l‘ Some time in Cllarlottetown.
rcccivc the oats at the delivery points.
Thousands oi people suffer from CB- Subscribers who wish to deliver oats lllfflll I0 011|' people will be the child-
tnrrliul deafness or poor hearing, who in (;hm-inttotqwn can dn so any time ren appearing in national dances, in
having tried specialists. advertised at the Marino wharf. Receivers will Solos and groups or dancing- Some
trcntnlcnls, artificial car drums, car notion that 80 n,S_ ngt must bn plnged reserved seats nt 50c. and 35c., and
phonon. cicctric vibrators und various in each hag_ the bulk of admission 25c. 0146
l incl-hnuicnl appliances without suc- “__ S
cess huvc at last resigned tl.l€lllB0lVOS MT. STEWART.-Farmers in this WEDWNG 55|-LS-A VGYY DFCUY
to it “world of silence" tllinking that vicinity are nearly through with their home wedding took place yesterday
nothing can ever restore to them potato digging.. They report an ex- m0l`lllllS al 7 0'Cl0Ck RI U10 h0lll€ Of
their normal hearing. Yet their mise canon; ¢r0n___1\1i5S Isabel ness, Mi. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bagnall. Hazel-
ts not hnn@1e55_ _.\_ remarkable Scion. Stewm-¢_ was a passenger to the city grove, when their second daughter,
tific treatment discovered a little on Saturday, Oct. 17th.-Mr. John At- Ml” ~‘\lllli2- WHS llfllled ill l1lfll‘l‘il1l§0
more than li year ago in England is king, ML stewart, hns Secured tt Dont. to Mr. Louis I-I. Muttart, ot' Cape Tra-
msking pcoplc hear after years Oi tion as brakcsmnn on thc P. E. I. It. VEFSLH HGV- \V~ D- WllS0ll. M. A.. Dill-
dcnfncss und is also unequalled f0\‘ -lllr. Jas. Dunn, Mt. Stewart, reports Milling- U10 bride and l=‘.'l‘00lll Sltllldlllg
2 t quickly stopping the distressing head a splendid yield of wheat, having under a handsome arch ol` cvergrcens,
_ noises that are so often the conipuli- thrashed 100 bushels from 2% nCr@B_._. ferns, Ilowcrs and mountain ash ber-
. inns ot defective hearing. This dis- L_ ries. The bride. dressed in a hand-
I-. nornrr is t-nhed Parntint and has nt- ___ some white brocaded satin. with veil
rutlicrs. S1 Thonius. Ont.; \\ni. ti-ac-tt-ll widespread notice throughout wEDD|NG BEL|_5__5t_ pn_n1'5 Epis. caught with orange blossoms, carried
l. ` Europe where reports of the remark- copal Church, Charlottetown, will be a lovely bouquet of white roses, while
nhlc results it has given to deaf peo- the Scene of n quiet hut interesting llcr maid of honor, Miss Mary Bag-
..pio huvc como in by the hundred. cycnt this morning at 7 o`clock when lll\|1» diliflllly tZ0Wl"l€d. llilffled Dlllk
The cllcrzt of Parmint it set-ms is Miss Aimee Helen 1,0-,ve, daughter of carnations. The little-“lloiver girl,
by tonic action to produce a stimulous Mr. and Mrs. Henry (T. Lowe. Char- D0f0'~lll' G€l`0\\‘. C0llBlll Of U10 bride-
t‘. ncccssary to reduce all inflammation, lottgtowh, “-111 become the wife of scnttercd flowers in the pathway of
Pownal; T. J. Dnrfv, Ml. stewart; swcilinc. enlargement or thi<~l<enins Mr. 1.. Parker nnnlno, of the 1-‘rclgln the llnnliy couple. while Miss Lottie
A of the organs of hearing and th stimu- Qihge of the p_ E_ 1_ Rn ¢tty_ The .Ncwsom, oi’ (frnpuud, plnyod Mendles-
.htto the ontiro nuditory tract. ceremony will be performed by the lsDhn’s wedding march. After the wed-
* Pnrmiut is now being sold hy runny ret-tor, Ret-_ '11 \V_ Mnrphy_ The pnph. ding alid congratulations, Mr. and
leading druggists in Cliarlottotowiw hh- and happy cnhptn leave by the Mrs. Muttart loft for Sunnnersidc and
und vicinity and a speedy trial is urg- Snmrnershle express on n hnngyrnnnn ‘crossed over to the mainland to spend
ed upon ull who suffer from catarrlial trip to Montreal nm] Tnr0nt0_ The their honeymoon in Nova Scotia. The
dcalncss or headnoises in any degree. Guardian jntnn with tt host of friends groom’s gift to the bride was a pearl
.xslt tht- riruggist for 1 oz. of rnrinint in extending host wishes. iiellllnnf; to the maid of honor. e pearl
(Double Strength) and take it home ` ,_____ pin and to thc wlnsonie flower girl, a
c. and mix it with 1,-Q, pint of hot water POWDERV 5¢A5___'p'nn fotlowing pearl ring. Mr. and Mrs. Muttart will
und 4 oz. of granulated sugar until are the printyiphl nngnt-_-, rnndn hr Mr_» not bc At Home until after January
dissolvcrl. Take one tablcspoonful Adams in his addr-L55 gn j.10nt1n_\- night lst. The Guardian joins in extending
four times li day and you should soon at 1\h,ntagne_ pon-nnry Scnh Qnnnot liczirtlcst congratulations.
r lliid at renmrhnble liiiprovelnent in he mntrnliotl hy need treatment or by
, your hearing. .spraying ot' tht- vines. Where cases   
_ ___ i, of this disease have occurred. the seed ____
I should be changed and planted on land (pominued from page threo)
ipick ‘_’“' _“|’_l'f""“f\y “°““d P°U“°'5‘5 just and inipolitlc-(hear, llear)-tho
,from .i discrtscd trop. ns thc spores mamal spirit and the Capacity fm.
I |nrc so small as not to bc visible with which Irishnwn lmvo nlwavs been ‘,_(m_
spicuous t`ound its chiol' outlet in thc
. . . . . 'b‘ll l 'i ‘ I l ‘ ‘ . ‘ - - 1 ~
One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cent per word h_f:_1___’;  :_’_‘_d__Z:_’_‘_‘_____'__;_*__];‘_H_§`_’_____f_:    ( eminent, 1 have
each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge make up their minds to do it, Every- whether with precise ac(,m.m.y_but
TW°"ty`"V° WMS’ _ ings which will be held at Tracndlo -nmhomy that in/me mst fmy years
gg.am 
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._FEL*.|llE.. _l*_E.'-!..ll*E.'!l§D .__
GIRL WANTED AT ONCE. For 1.,t-n-
eral housework. Good wages. An-
tily 65 I-Ilni Ave. 6124-10-ifIlnit`
V6`ul<i2`:`-woMEN osslnous or
training for nurscs coinnilnilcutc
with thc Suporintvinlciit. ('ily llos-
pital Hath 5025-il)-Tlll1“`
_ _ ._ ,.1
A SMART GIRL CAN SECURE A
good homo and wages h_\' upplyiuz:
at this oillcc at on:-o. til)T2-is-\il.\ltr.
WANTED, i;.T oNcE, A Gini. .Fon
gr-ncrul llouse\\'urh. Apply ut this
Office, li00~i-lf)-l0.\lit`.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENEHAL
housework. Apply, Mrs F. S. Lodgo,
25 1'ppcr I’rlncc Strom.
5911)-10~G~mt
_ l'
LADES WANTED TO D0 EASY,
pir-nsulll, colorlln.: work :it llolni-.
(`nii lnzlkc $15 to $130 wcckly. 
pcricncc unnccesury. no uallvnss-
ing. National Decorating Co., Dept.
N. G0 Adolnldo Si., East Toronto,
. Ont. 5089-8-22M52l.
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_ ‘ -f FOR SALE
'§?>`it"`s7\l.ElPEERl.sss T sTocK
nt par, in ordor to finance new
'company Nincfiftccn dividend.
Be quick. I.. I.. Martin, Swamp-
__ scott, Mass. 6035-10-14M8i.
T-'Ja sate- ANV TEACH:-:a os-
slrlng a set of Practical Reference
Library published by Hanson Bal-
lows Co.. may obtain same at a
considerable reduction by applying
 at this office. 5757-9-26Mtf.
'iE£F6K`sf£vER Foxes Fon sALE
two males one fennilc lightly silver-
ed nowaboutfullgrown. Urcrl ironi
liluck Id:-nlialo Fox, one Cross Male
from black litter, six good crosses,
ton patches. from fifty to ninety
pcr rcnt. hlnck. Would consider
Hiking part stock in good company.
J. I.. hiayllanl, Nortliuni. ‘
6099-10-17m6l
E' - I
LOST
Lcsr.-A oo'|_o WATCH. ccoseo
t':lsr-_ l\r\twci~li Grafton Struct. mid
‘fi
Sllliou l~`inrlcr llcllsv lcnvc at 8
a _ 1 ' .‘ . . . .
S_\'rlii1~y Struct. iilll-10-i9m3i
L ‘° 4
MALE HELP WANTED
BOY WANTED TO ATTEND TO OF-
Ilrc. Apply ul. l~i‘.i Iiciii. St.
6071!-I0-l0Mtf.
WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT. 15
years old as nn appcntic. Apply to
W. N Tunton, Watchuinkcr.
6014-10-12Mtf.
MALE HELP WANTED.-Three men
to appoint agents; salary $20 week-
ly; will pay more snlnry later. La-
con Finish Co., Niagara Falls, Ont.
6087~10~l7mli1
_ T0 LET
To Ll-;r Rooms FunN|si-also 6E
iinfurnished. Apply here.
6066-10-16Mtf.
L . .
_ _ _ __ YIANTED _______#__
DRESSMAKING PAHLUHS have been
opened nt fill Dorchester street. Sat-
isfaction gunrantoed. 6114-10-20m6l
FARM WANTED. -- ADVERTISER
wishes to purchase ri form in
Black Silver Stock. Pricethrcctho-
usand lor the bunch delivered nt
Moncton. Wlrc James A. Kane 489
Third St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Scvc-ral
Cross Foxes also for salc nt reason-
able prlces." 6086-I0-l7lVI’ll.
good condition near Clmrlottetown.
Or would lense for five years. with
option to purchase. Answer by
letter, giving full particulars as to
location and price. W.. Guardian
5914-10-6M12i.
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tg .
FOR
A.
SALE
pair Yearling Silver Patched Foxes
pair ‘silver Patched Pups. Also,
pair Red Cross Foxes. Apply,
ELLIOT,
2 Ont
.least 10 yours. It would bo unwise to
,thc naked cyc. Tho sooner Powdery
.
one possible should attend the nicot-
Cross, Thursday, Murray River, Friduy
and Kinkora. Saturday. All meetings
will begin at 7.30 p. ni.
ppp; |M|i,|ED|A1-E 5At_E__()ne Stivnr _°'-" cd under the banners of the Empire
.MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
-The disappearance of a man naincd
Archibald McKay, is reported from
New London. Mr. McKay, who about
n year ago, returned from the Unite
John B. Mcliay, left the house of his
brother on the night ot’ October 7th
and was last. sccn on Graliaufs Road
on the morning of October tszstli; lroiil
which time lic has not bccn seen nor
hoard of. Tho missing man is 45
years of ago, nbout six foot tnll i\"'l
when last seen was wcuriug n grey
swcutht-r coat. and a grey sack ton.,
coarse boots and overalls. llc is li
man of dark coinpluxlon and luis n
niuatncllc and of u quit-t disposition.
A thorough scarcll luis ima-.li nilulc, but
so fur ills disappearance remains n
mystery. Any information .regarding
the whereabouts of tho man will help
to clear matters uo. and will br ”‘"‘
fully received by Mr. John B. McKay,
Clinton, Il. lt. No. li.
“Our supply of Chocolates is always
fresh, clean and up-to-date-tho pro-
Great .George Street. ine
Turmerlc, Curry Powder. etc. E. A.
FOSTER, Central Drugstore.
6115-10-20m3l
“BIG DISCOUNT OFF BULBS.-In
order to clear out the balance of our
liulhs within the ncxt ten days we are
offering a discount of 25 per cent. off
Tulips, Hyaclnths, Crocus. Narcissus.
Daffodils. Phlnese Sacred Lilies and
llorniuda Easter Lilies. All first qual-
this mouth is suitable for planting
Bulbs either indoors or outdoors. This
is a great Bulb offer. ('onie quick.
(‘artre & Co.. Ltd. 6132-10-21m2l"
d
States io reside with his brother, Mr.”
ducts oi’ some of the best Canadian to devote to the common cause.
and American manufacturers will he tilhocrs.) The conditions seem to
found here. The Two Macs, 149 mc to be exceptionally favourable for
"Fresh stock oi pickling supplies taneous enrolment and organisation
just received. Mixed Pickllng Spice. in all parts of the country of bodies
ity Bulbs. We have a splendid as- unthinkable-the ilrst is that one sec-
aortment to choose from. Any time tion of Irishman are going to fight
 > An irish Army.
DRINK AND UNEMPLOYMENT Soeukinlz here in Dublin I may.
HAND iN HAND
teered for the front and who is a na-
tive of Charlottetown.
DRAMATIC RECITAL.-To-morrow
evening (Thursday) in Prince of
Wales College Hall, Henry liawrencc
A feature that is it source of enjoy-
nckilowlerlgos to have been both illi-
I do not know
I have seen it computed llpon good
oi' the eighteenth century, when the
pcnal laws were here in full swing.
ncnrly half-a-million lrishmeu onllst-
of France and Spain. and we at homo
in the United Kingdom suffered a
double loss, for. gentlemen. not only
wero we drained your by year of some
of our bcst fighting material--(hear,
hear)-but over und over ngnin we
found ourselves engaged in battle
array, sullerlng and inflicting dondly
loss upon thoso who might have hcon,
and under happier conditions would
lll1V0 bi'-ell. follow-soldlcrn of our own.
(Ci\c0rs.l
Thr- British Enipiro has always boon
proud, und with reason, of those Irish
i’cginiclltn----tvllcnrs)-~an<l their irish
it-mlers--(nioro chcors)-anli was
novcr proullcr of thcln thnn it is to-
duy. (Great chcuring.)
The Call to Ireland.
Wo risk you hcrc ill Ireland to givc
up morc-(cheers. and li voice:
" l'ou'Il get `cm”)-to give them
iviiboiit stlnting. We ask Ireland to
giyc of hcr sons the most. in number,
the best in quality that a proud and
loyal daughter of the Empire ought
.the purpose. We have of late been
` witnessing here in Ireland a spon-
ol’ volunteers. I say nothing-for I
wish to-night to avoid trespassiug
upon even a square inch of contro-
versial ground~l say nothing of the
causes or motives which brought
them originally into existence-
(laughter)-alid have fostered their
growth and strength. I will only say
-and that is my nearest approach to
politics to-night-that there are two
things which to my mind have become
another-(loud cheers)-the second
is that Great Britain is going to tight
either. (Renewed cheers.)
perhaps. address myself for a moment
particularly to the National Volunteers
-and I am going to ark them all
over Ireland-not only them, but I
make the appeal to ttislp particurarly
-to contribute with promptltude and
tlngent of recruits to the second
army of half-a-million which is
up, as it were, out of the
I should like to
an Irish
portant
ltlllv
enthusiasm il lame and worthy con-
new
. l n,_\n li, .1 i inn \\ln
‘ ‘mp " . M ul toning tht-se sr-hoonsrs up the narrow where he was stationed with the 8" t reduce hrs wgrght wtth Serious gon
uipcg; _-\. L1. liirl, Winnipeg; J. l’. _ _ ‘ “ 0
um Pm mn J J Snnptnn_ Han channtl ot East River-L nd Regiment. In a communication to A Hu e Comed S ectacle _ sequences
BETTER wATcn Fon oun NEXT SERIAL “LUCILLE
THAN “TREY o’ HEARTS” ww-
- .- i
m
ami become absorbed in some inverte-
brate niass, or what is, pcrliapl-1.
equally repugnaiit. he artificially dis-
tributed in units which have no
national cohesion or cllnrrictcr. \‘Vc
wish to the utmost limit inllltnry
oxigoncios will allow that lncn \\'ho
have been already associated in this
or that district in training :ind ill
common exercises should be kept
together and continue to recognise
the corporate bond which no\v unites
tliem-(clieers)-and ot' one thing
further, I am sure, we are in urgent
need of colnpetcfit otlii-crs, und wo
think if oiliccrs now cngugcll in traili-
ing thcsc lncn are proved cquul to thc
test thcrc is no fear that their services
will not bc gladly, gratefully rotuitioll.
Hut I repent, gentlemen, tho Empire
needs recruits, needs them at once,
that they may hc fully ,trained und
equipped lu tinio lo tukc their part
in what may wcll be thc iloi'isi\'c
ileldn of the greatest strixgt:;iu in the
history oi the world. 'l`h:it is our
lnlnicdiatu iicccssiiy, und no lrisilniun
ill responding to it need bc ni'rui'd tllzlt
lie is prejudicing the futurc dl' the
volunteers. tt'hc»;-rs.) I do not say,
and I cunnol say, uurlcr wliut precise
form or urguiiisntioli, hilt l trust and
believe, und, illdccll. l nm cci‘tnin tllut
the volulltcers will liccoiilc u perina-
ncnt part. an lntcgrnl und 11 chur-
acterlatic part oi’ the defensive lbrccs
of the Urowu. ((`hec-rs.)
“ We Are a United Nation." _
I have only onc nlorc thing to say
to you-~lcricl: of “Go on")-if our
need is frrozit _your opportunity is also
grcnt. (i‘liccl's.)
The call which I nm making is. ns
I’rcniicl‘, and through hlni tho people
n
s
c
sl
o
c
right to auiononiy-ho would not use
the words lloino Ilulc---liutl bccn con-
ceded by the tlciuocrucy of Grout.
Britain, mid. tl\crcl`orc. Ireland would
's
of Grout Britain, that Ireland was i
heartfelt sympathy with thc object
of this war-lcliocrs)-ainl that sh
would boar bei' shurc of thc burden
und the suilcrings cntnlloil by th
war with ulncrity ninl gullantry. Th
foci bound in honour to tuhc he
place side by sitio “ith .ill thc otllc
autonomous portions of thc King
l)muiiii<nis. |l‘liccl's.)
The lionrt ui' lrclalnl had boon pro
,.
fouiidly moved by the spcctncle of tll
llcroisin and the sllllorings ol' Boi
I'
I`
|un :truly corps. so that their deeds of
vulour in thc field will begnrnored by
us its one of the measures of our
nution ill the future. ((`heers.)
"l hope that no people in Great
I”-ritniu, und perhaps I ought to say
in (lcrnuiuy, will iningino that be-
cuusc there are a handful of pro-
Gcrinans in .Ireland-(hisses)-that
ihcrc is any doubt as to the senti-
ments ot' Nationallsts of this country.
t(‘lincrs.) Mr Redmond addressing
Mr Asquith. said: “ You have kept
faith with lrclnnd, Ireland will keep
faith with you."’ (Prolonged cheers,
_ tho nudii-ncc rising en masse.)
iuni l(‘lncr-\) Tho other :luv in   
l.oluloil. hc inet tho Cnrllinnl .-\rcll-
9
n
s
il
e
bisliop of Mulilios, und llc took til
opportunity ol’ prolnisiill: him thc
thut Iroluud would bring hcl' arm
ninl hor slrcllgtli to nycllgc Louvni
~tlolnl cllccrsl-mul to uphold iii
iiilogrity unrl inllop\~luIvllce oi llcl
giuni. (.\loi'<\ l\cccl':=.) All. _vos
llclginln, .»\lsllt'tr-inirrliilio und lfriinc
-tllcso \vorc worlls to conjure wit
thc Irish people. tllcur. lleur.)
“Never a Juster War."'
Thorc ncvct' was-that. hc bcllovod
wus the llliivcrsui scntinwnt of ire-
ll
liiglicr and nobler principles and
issues were al stukc. (<`liours.) irc-
lallid---ti Juster wzu' or ont: in whit'
lnnd"s highest nniteriul interests wcl'
ut stake.
"I tulle loavo to soy." cxvluilul-
Mr ltcillliolnl. in l‘c:`cl*t_~li<~u to lrt-l1i‘.lil`
scrvic-cs to the urmy. “that in pt
portion tn our populnlion wc hnw
lnrgor quota scr\‘ln_r: in tha- tiring lin
you know well, hacked by thc sym-
pathy of your lcllow-lrisllliicli ill nil
purts oi' the Enipiru :ind the world.
l(`heers).
Old aniniositics hctwccn us arc
dcad~(loud and prolongcil chccrsl-
scnttcrctl like thc. nutulnn lonvcfi io
the four winds ot’ llcuvou. Wo ure ti
unitcd nation. (Loud chccrs.)
Owing and puying to our Sovereign
thc heartfelt ullcginncc ol` mon who
nt home not only lovc but enjoy for
themselves the lliberty which our
soldiers and our sailors are fighting
by land and by sea to ninintain and
to extend for othcrs-((‘ht~ors)--tlicrc
is 1\o question ot' compulsion or
bribery. ((‘hccrs.) what wc want.
and we believe you are ready und
eager to give. in thc frccwill offering
of a frco pcoplc. (Grunt ciiccring.)
Mr Redmond’s Pledge.
l\Ir John Ilcdlnond, \vlio wus wai'nil_v
rc:-r\iv<~|l, suid hc prolnlscd tho I’rc-
lnicr un cutliusinstlc rcspoilsc to his
uppcul. und hc wus proud :uni tlcliglii-
ini thu! llublln lizni ju.'=.liii<-d his \\'ol’lis.
ilu (Mr Itcilluouil) hud como to join
with rcprtyst-lltzlliolls ol nil p:||'tiu:;, ull
crcolls, rind ull clslssos. lo lcll thc
 
BEN
7 6 5
Let _Big Ben
remind you
every 'morning '
to- t_elw;a.‘g|ass
thnll lilly othcr part of lllc i`i\ilcli
' .\'.
(‘,
I\il\gdoni. (l’llecrs.l .-\.~'. for quailil
lot Sir John l"rt-n<:li answer for on
ict my kinrl i`ollow-colllitrymun, .»\i
mimi llontty. spcuk lrtnn llcliuolunil,
:intl ict nlso thc irish (,lu:irli.~', lllnrcl
ini: into bnillc»-1" God Suvc irclulnl "
~-anti thu lllunsicr lfnsilicrs. und iii
ict thcni .'ic:\k."’ (i‘lil-.ci‘s.)
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Thu pcoplo of ilunhury, col-
lorlcil by Viulu G. Far-
quliurson 7.00
The congregation of Caledo-
ilili, por Roy. hi. D. Mac-
Leod 32.50
The (‘hildrcn oi’ Orwell Cove
School. por Mrs. lugs 3.80
Mrs. A. S. Ilowitt, city 5.00
()wt~n il. 'i`ruiilol‘, city 5.00
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to suit ony pocket book.
Cutleiy for Lompany liou
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Forks, Spoongsgc, eil¢1_v es
Silver and Silver Plated
Department offers _you liverythings that has an edge
can be found here in all sizes and shapes, and at prices
_ a
seen the display wc are offering. If mt, better do so
f0'd3Y, _WC want you to nispcct our stock, and let us
emphasize good values that arc exhibited before you.
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he-oliyt ; ' .f
_Carving Sets in plush
lined cases from 3.25 to i
 ...... ...........12.50
Other Carving Sets 1,00
to.........  4.00
Boker’s Scissors from 25c
 .........l.50
Pocket knives from 10c
 .........5.00
Mainicure Sets in leather
cases from 10c to......6.00 Razor Strops from 15c I
at prices to suit everybody.
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at prices' from 75c up to ‘
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