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"Children are keen judges ofa good balm and whenever my
~~ch_ildren get c_ut or bruised, they run home at once to have
Zam-Buk applied. They have found that it takes the soreness
and slEartln_l_z out _of a wound or sore very quickly. It is n
marve ous ea er.’ `
dd So vviiittes Mrs._B. Huliert _of_Vnn Horn; St., Toronto, and she
a s:- was ri ong t me c ore I trie Zani-Buk, but now I
have uéed it lfwould never be without it. Ihave also found it
very e eciive or piles." _
- hioliiers! _'Fake the lcssiln llolliu! il you ilxlit- :ini yet iricii .
Zzim-Buk, now is lin- iinlc. Si-liil us a 1 will sliilllp for ri-lllrll poslzlge
(Zuni-Buk Cu., 'l`ol~oil|o) and we tiill iililil you a trial li-».\, or ;-_vi :i
50 cent box iroln your tirugglsi or sliilit-ku-lirr.
For piIes.eczerna, abscesses, varicose sores. ulcers, cuts, burns
and skin inlurlcs and diseases. this llreut herbal balm is without
equal. Used tlrrouiriiout the world. Refuse harmful substitutes.
Im
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The BLENDED Flour
$` 'A  V T
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 IT is thevblending oi the wheat-the
accurate balancing of Ontario fall ‘
 wheat with a proper proportion of .
,li western wheat-that makes “Beaver”
i Flour such a splendid baking Hour, uni- '
 form in strength and quality at ali times.
,
' 1;#
£41/,‘
 This is why “Beaver” Flour is equally good
 for Bread and Pastry. Try it. Your grocer has li.
_/W .
 §}§§_L§§S;§;;'_‘°5;_§g; 'rin T. ll. nyln co. i.....ii..i,
Grains and Cereals. Chatham. ont. 180
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We have just issued 
our Quarterly Ac-
counts and would con-
sider it a favor if our
friendswould bringthcm » <
in and have them marked _
PAID. You’ll never know how
_ good a 50 cigar can be until
W8 Necd tile C3Sll Ill you smoke
our Business
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will V y Fowl and Chickens
dressed and undrawn; All
shipments ‘promptly attended
adsl
ol' li. ll, l)ilini.s’ on Wediiesday, Oct.
`lllreshillg prolicts are the order-'of the
QUEEN
 
son :Less 'ri-is woivilin wlmel
no aaa( on na .<iipssn,L ug Gblltll-IIUIP
miiigin  _ S512
FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN -
ciderits of tlie present war if they hear-
Mr. Andre’s lecture this afternoon in
St. James Hall. Tickets 10 cents, 3555
KINDNESS APPRECIATED-The
first year students of Prince of Wales
College are deeply grateful 'to the
members of the C. M. B. A. for the
use of their ball so cheerfully given
them on the evening of Friday last.
-PUBLIC AUCTION at Marshlleld.
Doll't forget the large clearance sale
20th at one o'c-lock of all his stock,
crop, and farming implemelits,twelve
nioiitlls credit, sale positive as owner
liufi given up farming. 3507.
BASKET SOCIAL. - A basket so-
cial and elltnrtaillmelit will be held
in thc hall nt North Wiltshire oil
'Pliursday Zlst Inst. in aid ot' the "lied
(‘l-min." Admittailce 15 cts. Children
10 cents. 'Ladies with baskets free.
Should the weather be ulifuvorable
social tho following iiigllt. 35032i.
MILTON NOTES.¢- Potatoes and
day in and aroxnd Mil‘toli.-- 'l`lle ein-_
ployers of Mr. . Horne slid Co., City,
had a very pleasant visit to the farlii~
of ’I‘llonias_l)ol|ar on -Tliursday the
l4ili lust., testing one of Mr. l~lornc'si
4 li.p., i li. (i. engines. Mr. Thomas
llorton the expert engineer attelideii
thc throttle. Not ullderstandlng thc'
milcliillcry, Mr. John T. McLeod,
lei-der tllreshed ‘.250 bushels oats in
tl() miliillos.- Mr. Natliiinlel Moore
attolided tlir: sllaker. Mr. Geo. ills-
lioll, Ban (ldutier, wliilo Ml'. Owen
l’l‘oud acted tllnc keeper. Mr. Dol-
lar was well pleased with the working
of the maczlillie and liopcd to see `tllem_
aguin.- His i`rl'ellds arc pleased to
see Mr. ilainnioiid (‘.i'alibe out ii-
guill ultrr ills recelrt illness.
HOME GUARDS ATTENTION. -
'i`lll-re al~i>.l_wo liinidrcd and lilly names
on the service roll ol’ this volunteer
orgaiiization. Capt. Landrigan and
l.icut. Stcrils requests all that can
possibly do so, to fall in line the nioril-
iligtlic-2lid Battery brave lads depart
for ovcrslfas this wreck. Out of grati-
tude lor what Capt W. ll. Prowse has
ilono for thc lloine (iilards at the bc-
gililiillg of its formation, every rliali
should lry to show in this way, a
siiiiplu way but one that will be ap
prec.-lated, what each member thinks
ot' Capt. Prowse and all the members
ol` the battery now going l_o fight their
battles. Lol there bo il hearty re-
sponse lo this turn out, due notice will
bu givcli through thc press ally mo-
nlcut now.
SOLDIER REMEMBERED.-A most
eliloyablo gathering took place at the
home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Gillespie.
Spring Brook. on Wednesday evening
there to bid farewell to Mr Jack
Mcttrao before his ilqparturc for Eng-
land. The cvcning was spent in
vnrloils kinds of mnusemcllts, A
liiiiillor lullcli was served by Mrs
Gillespie. The reading of the follow-
ing address, thc presentation of u
purse of money and the singing of
God be with you till wc meet again,
brought the evening to a close:-"Dear
Jack:-WG are gathered here this
vvcnillg to express to you our appre-
ciation of your valoiir ill volillitecriiig
to siirvii your izoiliilry :iiill tight ollr
blitlliis lor us. Wu valiiiol. all go to
iight :ind i'0ol greatly indolltcd to
ilioso who go in our place. Dili'ing
.\'iilii' alisi-llrii wliilc ’.i truliillig you
liilvo bciili vvry lniicli iliisscil by all
your l'l'iclnls in the ciinliliiillity. You
have always won friends for yourself
by your cheerful llluiiiwr and your
williligncss to oblige others. We ex-
tend to you our hearty wishes for
your safety mid beg you to accept this
sniilll present as a l'enir-lliliraiico from
your many fricllils, wilo will be praying
for your safety." `
$100 REWARD $100
The rearlirrs of this paper will be pleased to
learn that liierels al cast oil¢~_ll_readeil disgust-
thiil sclfilire lint been able lu cilrc iii ull lls stages,
:uid th.-llni Catarrli. Iialls' Cntarrh Cure is tho
only positive cure now known to the lncdical
fraternity. Calarrh bein.; a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional --treatment
ll_all':~i Uiliarrh Cure isiaken internally acting
directly unon the blood and mucous surfaces ui
the system, tllierieby destroying thc lnulvlatlon of
Iliff disease, and giving the patient strenglh by
building up ilu- confitiiirloli and assisting
nature in i_|oii_ig_=ts work. The ornnrieinrg hav-
sfi luucli faith in its curative pnwliis that they oifei
One iiundrsd Dollars for iliiv case lii.lt it l.lil~l in
Soft _
‘ All Kinds
'7'  . ._'\,~'.`l.l`. "~-. ___;, - ~ V ' »' 1
   2"-*~»  - » Of ' -» ‘ _ _ than ii
 :_ '_  'i"",'»,,'. `.  '- » -  _ L _
  _ ,,g -; ’__ f so -
  The Best Quality ..?."::.‘,‘;..l?l".°.';'f.‘I.,
" ~' ~` =» '-‘r"§%¢¢”-¢f3‘~-' ' ` ' if they will ever
  i f A H _ , ‘ and_ ‘ healthy men and
is.o6.'$'e.oo and s1.oo_ Pollltry Notice _ _L6-west Prices mf‘,_¥,‘;j-_'when
are in a class ` _ _ -  ~ =~P»i _ _ ___ °°'°'»Q°'
» _Begipning October _ 1st,l_ _ _ at _ _ ~_ 'Mm
hearts bleed for our suffering DDYS-iMons l\¢l_f¢ il_l'.-Heli' 'tf\`il-spsslrelw
Prepare for_ the envelopes they willlllear lilluutgutlght  gli. Jamslasxll
The children will remember all the' in-I
when about forty guests ussenibieil.
to enrich-their
Fon' P*Ta|QI|°‘5ie'@URP08lB. -r
at8p.m..   ;
A1' i-iowls.-~_isi»;.1i§dward D. Nichol.
son will be “i\t_ho`maf, 13 Fitzroy St.;
fm Wednesday atiqrnoali or ting week:
_ » »  _ _ __ assclin-igmzii
woMEN'sf;|Ni'riru'rEs.-'riw_ ri;
Klllll'-meelilll ot the Ibrnley. Won_i_su'a
institute will ' be _ lipid on _Wqdnesdayi
20th. in tile: ‘ldheol house. Mila
Stems will be-_.p_raa'eut. . _ 
_ TRAFALGAR DAY-1-It is certai`ly
our little -liitwhsn we. provide ilhe
bandllse for .the wounded soldier. Tra»
fllsar Day envelope, collection pro-
vides a rare opportuliity. 3512
. _ ._-.rvrv-&-4, _
-s. _ s, ,,sENl.Ac.-,.'rhe steamer
Selilaofis due in Silmnierslde early
this morning. Bhe` will have it large
outward cargo for Si.__Johll’s, Nildl.
consisting of 40 tonshay. 1.000 bags
potatoes__200_ ,bags oats, G0 shelep. 10.
cattle. _' _ _ _
ODD FELLQWB' SOCIAL.-_ The
Odd Eellows will hold a social, and
smoker in their hall this evening at
8.30 o'clock for the cillcers and meni-
bers of the Order who are going over-
seas. _ All Odd Fellows -in the city are
requeslsdsu-ii&tsild._._ ,_.__ '\ -
COi§NWA__li-_E.=-4(3prnwall‘~ -_Methodist
Cliurcif irll_s nary'meefing,';'llhursday,
ocinberfi nr. The visit nr the Rev.
ii. o. i»‘uitoii.r_~-or Finn Methodist
Ifllurch, Charlottetown, was greatly
appreciated by pastor; oillciiils and all
concerned. His address was a most
powerful _ and interesting one, and
words of appreciation were heard in
many instances.
_ ILLUSTRATED LECTURE TO-DAY
~-All cliildren of the city, whether
attendiugitlte public schools or not,
ivlll be__,welcomed to Mr Alldre’s
lecillrs on tlle_ warn 150 beautiful
views of the war and the story of an
eye-witlless. St James's ilall ut 4
n'r:lo<:k this afternoon. Adliilssion
I0 cents. _ I
3522
ALL HAVE BEEN THERE-Ono of
‘he infantry sergeants had a squuil of
about it dozen raw recruits at the park
on Monday morning putting them
through the rudiments of drill. He,
wus taking great pains with the men,
:ind the men were doing their -best
_under the clrculpslmliceli.-' In ii few
fillys they with belahle to. take their
place with those who have been
“through tho mill” and 've ai good ac-
count of themselves(
PREPARING FOR WINTER- Tile
Armouries are being fitted up ns Win-
ter quarters for the infantry now lie-_
illg recruited in this Proyillce. - So
rar as the \yol~_k.`has,_ gone there, is
UVGFY indication that there will ‘boi
little causc for compliant onthe part
nl eitlierpflicers ocmen. _ The sleep-
ing aiid eating acuomodul.ioii_ will
:surely lin all right 'and the other de-
partments ii.i°'o licingmt-iqually well at-
_tellilcd to, _ _ M.  . _ ._ l
_'°-r'_'§|( I \ ` -_
FR0M.1'Hs_oEP_TlrlS.-Mrs. Daniel
iiteivart. (Fitzroy St.) was fortunate
onoilgli yesterday to receive -from hér*
ion, Ira Stewart, now with the Can-'
adian Expcditiollary l"orcc_ln Frallce,_
_i letter which had gone down to the
'lepths with the Hesperiim. _The let-
ter was written on August 28.- Mr.
Stewart, it will _be remembered, was
one of the gun crew with Mr. ~Stephen
Mci(liiiloil when the latter was wound-
od. Mr. Stewart escaped unhurt.
PiiEssNTATioN.--(imma simpson
visited thc (lamp, llriglitoii, yesterday
lioriling and prcscilted oacli ol' the six
llullilrers ol' No. 2 Siege Battery bc-
‘ollging to St i’eter’s Cathedral, with
~. illiely bound Prayer Book, o. iiasll
light and khaki liiindkerchlef as ii. gilt.
Z E -_
Pho recipients were Sergt. Chas. Hilic,
lol-poral Walter Sliiith, Triuupeter
Ttussel Smith, Gunners Allan Hyalii,
Geo. Sherrell and Sidney Richurlls.
iinptain Austin (}llappell.of tile Denial
torps. and Gunner Ernest Hina, oi"_the'
lleavy Brigade, Sydiiey Minas. have
'llso been presented with Pri1yo'r`
looks. Tliorc are now sixteen mem-
'iers of St Pct.iir's Cathedral on active
service. and so far as known-twelity-
‘lirco forlricr lnonibors,~ Seventeen' of
llcso hcloliged to the choir, and six-
teen were haptizcdhy Canon Simpson.
sH|PP@_NEws J _
Reported outwards:
Sch. Albert P., Capt. Thos. Parrior,
for Picton N S
@_¢.|____.L
'limits a
'rom the ladies ol the con re ation _
.~-.-.vw
llillf- '¢R0_$5i»iFU“D_<f_ S- 
vote of
generous offer- ol'
was agreed to ask
slstant Provincial
munlcate with the incor-
porated towns with»a view to action
on behalf of the schools. ~ All collec-
tions will bs forwarded to Mr. New-
berry not later than Oct. 25.
for
It
130111
SUMMERSi_U__i§_ SHlPPi NG
-Scllr. “Allianilira,” Captain Far-
rer, arrived Saturday from New York
witll liard Coal.
-’l`erli Sclir. “Beu.rcr" Ulllllillll Pffl'
tipas, arrived Sa‘tili'day from Louisi-
burg.
-Schr. “Elitcl'pl'i.sc", Captain Mail-
ett, arrived Saturday from Mirlmaclii.
. . . _ P `
aret, arrived today from Point ilu
(llielie.
_ -Sclir. "William Darleson", (lap-
"taill King, sailed Saturday l`l'olu Mul-
gl'a_vc.
_ -Sclir. "A. (I. Mulhall" Captain
i3oudreau, sallcd"Sa`turday for Buc-
touche.
`-Scllr. "Iona", (!aptal_n Lord. finis-
Crapaud.
'tlté Sclir. "Malibar.“ and Captain
Joseph Gallant of the Scllr. “Mallbill"'
is going to 'take on the Sclir, "J. B.
Martin." ' ‘_
HEALTH OF ANIMALS.
’l"wn Bulletins of promici'
importance liavo recently boon
_issued from the l_leali.h
`o_t’__Ali_inials branch oi the Federal l)o~
partnicilt ol Agriculture at Ottawa, of
which Dr. 'l"ol'ran-se is the Veterinary
Director' General. Both 'can he had
free on application to the Publica-
'tions-lltancli of thc Department.
'i`he~tlrst, ‘-'inuinber ` ‘17, is entitled
V. S., ol’ the Biological l.abol~a‘tory is
the autb9r,_ Wliileille disease' _hos
been kndwh to affect till spccieii 'ol
fowl, it is usually seen ill its nlost
llggravatcil ‘and fatal form in Turkeys.
Dr. 'l‘lieobrlld Smith, ot' the United
States Department of Agriculture.
made ai‘i~lilv`eiitigiltion in Ithode‘lslaiid
during`1894 und"1895. but it was not
until 1900 that the first" mention was
made _ol-lit lil tlie.Experiinelltal Farms
Report _of__(1anada». lt has since, how-
loads were to be had night years ago
-Jw   ` ‘ -v' _ _ .- . "Yes m .o " ' -" _
fi..  , _.M __ _ _ __ _ _ . y ‘1 rl. _ in rearing atoclci that can .withstand ,_, _ .
f_`-,-».»__;:_.'l__'_=_, »___;-__i_--_ ___-___ _ and _ "Are un nrmy's rlshtanil lsfbwlnss this infection." This quotation is ‘ _ ' ‘ ' '  _, - ~
 ,_ _,~._ii_ __,_~ "  ___‘§__;:',_,f -.=_;__,~.~.i*.-Li i what it tiles with?" ‘ ‘ 1 sufficient to Indicate the importance = . ~ ` - __ _, fl, _
-‘°'~ _  Z ‘~i  '_"-_»»`~._-_-. '° - 3. ' i - _»l» - - - ' ' ' ' f =
. _ »i¢.‘-<",-  " '-  `_~?~. ".*'- _` ' .
of this bulletin, which treats of the
origin and course of the disease and
of it prevention and sure. Appropriate
plain and_colo\irsd<illaatratlolla add to
the value of the publication.
are.
also
0!
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s-“fi
collectors;
The offer
'was
and,
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Lily-  Li
 il'-nn-EE PARTS.:
 - ~ 'EPISODE Firrsl-:N »
_ Tile Broken Coin 
'Tomorrow’s the Day and Thursday wiien
Tile New York Motion Picture Co
- Presents
u 77
 The Cup of Lf 
' 5 A Remarkable Acts 5
A True to Life Drama Endorsed by Clergy
and Press
.I ` __ _ __ ms I _Jr
-Schr “J B Martin” Ca tain Itaz'
_hed discliargilig coal for lt. 'l‘. Hoi'
initio. Limited, and sailcil Saturday l`or~
'--Captain Isaac ilazarot of the
‘Scllr. “J. B. `Martln" is now going with'
T0 HAVE PLUMP ARMS Raising the hands forward from t
.1 ilool, bring thcni as far back as p
- -l- sible, touching the floor above
Many ol' the outdoor games will en- head, lower to former po on
_'large the muscles and roiliid out tlie| Place the hands on the llipg, t
' arms, though most of them have ii ten- thrust the arms out. lliiriictty to
dclicy to develop one nlorc than thc side, above the il€11d» Bti*-‘Em bei
~'otller. ll' this luis boull your troilble, you and dowilwtlid After each mo
_ pay particular atlclltion to tre siliall- iilcilt return ilie hands to the hips
or ops, giving it more exercise than If you have some dumb bells bn
the otherf ilian clubs or balls or even weizht t
you can hold easily in your hand
` less arms, the following group of exer- ‘have another very etllcient method
elses will prove very beneficial, Lle_obtsiiillig plump, pretty arms R
fiat on the hack on the tioor, wear no the arms forward and upward over
tight clotliilig and tulle slow breatlls,£liead, holding the elbows stiff and
'expanding the chest iis fair as possible :clubs as higll as you can, theil lo
with eacll exercise. |tlleli1 to the sides and down N
Slowly describe thc motions ol a cir~ swing the arnis ill circles, one at
cle, drawllig thc hands and arms buck ltinie, from-f‘i"roi\t to back and f
- until they touch thc head; tlicii bring back to flolit These are very sl
them back to thc sides, holding lllemlexercises, but lt is best to begin
tense and straight. Ilepeiit this sever- 'More complicated ones can be
- al times, ilicreauilig tho number as you ilelllpletl ll\i€l‘ -W0mlm’s World
become accustomed to thc work. _ lN0vemb€r
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But for those who have tlllli shape-
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Many Positions
_ Carrying Large Salaries _
niimrii-nd forlisiofiesiihinniiils. Sell. lirllliiiiii.'(‘npt. Robert Boiinell, still?mbllliagl‘c‘iilie1iil‘liiii¥aii?iil?:’sted liloittlin iii . _
.il-i_irs.»l=.i.cill:\il-:vsi:o,'r..i¢-_in.o_ f0l‘ Picton. N. S. _ ~ _ _ 0itawli"srfil»Guelpii1: Di-‘ Higgins-says are ‘men todayfo men In eyefy Wall* Of life But the men
soiiitvhii n.......i.i.,1i._ _ that tinaiosshh _nom me ,llgeage 1,,,,,,, l must possess vigorous bodies and keen, active minds
Tak.-lIs1l'>= i<'.imiyI'l|l»inrCnnstip»iInn R0D0rtcd inwards: been;enor_mous. which supplies excel- . ` _ _ _ _ _
lent reason 'lor a close study of tho H SUCC€S3'mak|ng mental and phYSlCZil EICflVlty l`Bllé§
‘ - S- S- Senlur. Capt. James Kemp. bulletin. -‘The extent _ of _ iliehe largely upon right living wherein the rl hi; kind of
. ' from Syiliicy. _ 'igggesgi he fu,-11,.” s'ays_ --'js w§,1|im. I . -B21-_-.-1
_ .  _ _ S- S- City of Ghent. _Cant-"Be=ittlf». ii1eiltou:iiy.uis.swt time.-twoniecaiiqs _ Pays” “mst Vital Daft- `
. _ i i'ri;m__l_1l;1lfa>{. _ _ ____ __ M __ ago ii sipglg|small.islaml_ (Block'ls- _ f
- _ c. ear, lap. ra arp ,| d "_ . t_ _ . . _ ‘
"  = from Ship Harbor. N. S. _ y v|ided¥§ti'h(t%0ga‘h?` ' lsgiiglggld bii‘lil)s In many ca§eS the dml.y.dlet lacks certain of Natures
_  'T ‘ " 5°l‘~ Klnlberlev. Cant- J- Whlttlv. ehch“yehi~.’ Five- iilihaieu bounds are ' °l°me“t3.°SS°“t'“lt° ¢“¢fiUZl"8 and '-lPbU\|¢`|l the menfll
_ _______ M _ _ _ . _  rri;_iic.__i1m_§»;i__N__ s.C_____ Thus PWM 3°* ”°"S“t”*§"‘°"’{,;"i‘° ~“‘}“‘°-’°°°“iY_l_}°_ ' €_3g_l>h_ysi;:‘al facc_ulties. Most white flour pr ucts, such as
_ :;._._.: _, » _ 1.- - _. . _ _. . e r
4 1 ' N U mm _f from Port ilastiiigs. iii”locaiiltielil~1ieii'lOnlia‘i‘ig Qhgerigd cali-. that  _an many other commonly used foods’ are in
_ - _ wAN'reo 1-o i<Now,. _ ._ l - _ .
Hafd _ _ lang; “.°,_*_'__;ll_f_l;°_§\§_*__ igifsgufifr tm f°_;\_‘__  especially designed to offset this iack-- ___
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.  fe v_.f>T “"“ ~ `- i' ‘_ U ‘ ' ' ~ _
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ill filht Galillililliaans foigingviillsg
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