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‘FOR SALE ONE DRIVING MARE'
loin- years old not frightened oth _
cars; one driving wagon nearly
new; one set driving harnessl 0119
driving sleigh nearly new. _ For
fnrtlior particulars appIy1L€0l`lB\`d
Trowsslllc, \Vestmoreland.
1559-10-16E3ipd
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I .WANTED HELP- -_
~ms1.E -_
WANTED A BOY T0 DRIVE MAIL.
Apply to 27 Hillsborough. Street.
1598-10-16M3i.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WORK
around -grocery atora- Apply _to
Beer & Golf's.
f - _ . » 1584-10-16Mtf.
wAN1°Eo..MAN AND 'w|Pa- -Fon
farm and house work; live mile's
-from town. Permanent Job, light
work and goodwages. *Apply ‘ill
' writing to "X" c.o. Guardian. _
'_ _ 1871-10-15Mtr
wANTsn.-..'rnAvE|.|.En Fon THE
Provinces for spice and bificllll
houses,'~wl_th some expenience-in
these lines. Apply own hand w-ritlns
stating experience. “F.” Guardian.
1617-10-17Mtf.
wAN'rEo sv THE s. H. wH|'re
Lumber Cc., Sussex. N. B- W00d'
mon -for their winter operations.
Good wages » tr; good men. For
further information apply to W.S.
Newson, Charlottetown.
_ _ -_ . 1585-10-16M4ipd.
VEGETABLES WANTED CARROTS,
beets, parsnips., The Harris
Abatioir Co., Charlottetown. '
1590-10-16M3i.
waaren A coon I'-'ARM House,”
about 1100 from 4 to 8 V95”
old. Call at or write 172 Fitzroy
Strtet, Charlottetown,
1557-10-15M-iipd.
' HELP, WANTED.-
. FEMALE ‘
GIRL WANTED TO__TAKE _OUT
baby. Apply. 174 Kelli:-St. f ' if.
wA_NjrED-'-'GIRL FOR-__oE_NEnA|.
“housework Mrs. Ernest Rice, 11
Rochford Square. IQG9-10-15-Mllipd
WANTED A CENTRALLY LOCAT-
ed store with back exitrance.. Ap-
ply to Eldon Hou-se.-_ _  '_
1551-10-15M3lpd.
WANTED T0 BUY OR RENT BUSI-
ness stand either in country or
& town. Write or call 234 Great
George St. ' _ 1578-15-15M3i.
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L08T.- AUTO _TIRE BETWEEN
Charlottetown and- Montague _or
Sourls. Finder please notify W. G.
Gillespie, Davis I-lotel,Chai-lottetown
Reward. ' .1880-10-4Mtf.
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LOST BETWEEN 29 KING SQUARE
und P. W. C. diamond -ring. Find-
er please leave at 29 King $q\uare.
Reward. _ 1597-10-16Mtf.
LOST ON TEA HiIL'L LADYWS BLA’QK`
fur neck piece. Finder please leave
at lla-ur &’ Weeks, City. ~ ' "
_ 1614-1od'1uuslpd.
” 
Losr Fmuav NIGHT AUTO Till!
between Kensington abd Bradall
bane. Finder kindly_notify'W.’ G.
Dystant, Charlottetown;
1652-10-15M4ipd.
TO LET ‘ .
T0 LET-HOUSE, EJGHFI' ROOMS
and bath. Hot-water h‘eated.-El`ectrl-
city. Geo. W. Gardiner, 220"G-rafton
St. Phone 799, _ 1517-10-18~Mtf.
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mvoncs HAs|1- onowina _ rss-rl
Great increase of Gases in ‘Lo don ' __ _ P1
___ _ ~ " -_ t_ng!_;e___ _ ,  use-mm. _AINSin
LONDON, Oct.
divorce cases se;
don in 19i4‘\vas
:nd at the nrosont
Dial for 1919 will
The increase
law under
ces” are
ol fees,
been
(0-dl)
directly
there are
the divorce
It probable
Will ever
WANTED.-MAID FDR. GENERAL
_housework._A_pply 26 Brighton Road.
_ _ ‘ '_ ._ _  _‘ ‘1522-10¢11-Mtf
WANTED,A CHAMBER MAID AND
. dining room girl for Strathcona
Hotel. 1606-10.-_17M3i.
\MANT_Eo elm. _Fo_g‘“"oENEnAL
Jhousework. Apply 1 Kent Street.
- _ _ l =1o24-1oi17M3lpo.
WANTED.-A GIRL FQR GENERAL
housework, no washing. Apply to
Mrs. J. C. Sims, 249 Upper Prince
Btreet'- . '  »_1308-10-2-mtl.
_ _. . ____§ _
WANTED-‘_»A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework, to go to St. Catherines,
Ontario, good wages,--apply to Mrs.
A. W, Stems, 73_Cumberland St.
CAPABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
could hear otgood position working
‘ ' hous'ekeoper=nes,r. city ‘1_by Writlnz-
Housskeeper, core/ Guardian. Good
wages; comfortable home. ~
_ _  _ _ 1870-10-15Mtf
aoooo wakes ron H57: '-woa|<_
7 W¢,need_yoa_t9_~_msk_o_ sack_s.`on the
last,” easily learned Auto- Knitter.
Experience unnecess_m'y.'._ Distance
immaterial. Posttinlymo canvass
ing. Yarn supplied; _,Particulars
8 cent stamp. Dept. 68
_ 0., Auto Kaittor Co.. Toronto. '
.' _$77-9~17MliltIll_.l}:_c.20th.
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Some fine old
Carpets, etc!
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 P _O _,_.£R'[v___.s_A_|._e.-The double-
.tenemeiltiliouse-at 276-278 Grafton St.
owned by the estate of the late. Mr.
_'l‘ho_mas Green was sold by auction!
_yssterday, '1‘he_‘purchase‘rf was Mr.
George llenkins whose bid was $2800.
Mr. R. _Beairsto was the auctioneer.
“f ruNsrtA't.-'run " funeral ~~` lor"--the
late Mrs. Mary B. Cobb, ' widow ot
-Samuel. Cobb. will' take -place from'
Wright's Undertaking Rooms today
at 2.$0 p. m. The remains arrived
last night from the Iinlted States._ ln-
terment will -bemade in the Peoples
Cemetery. .
RETURNED FROIW OVERSEAS. --
Lieut. Colonel'C. F. L. Haszard,
sou of M1'. Justice Haszard and Mrs|
-Haszard arrived -in Charlottetown
from _ overseas on Saturday night.
Llsut. Colonel.Haszard was withtthe
C..' A.” M. C. overseas. I-le left "Wed-
nesday. morning for Halifax accom-
panied by-Mrs. Haszard who -had been
residing in Calgary during the war
and who met ‘him at Halifax on his
return/ They will leave shortly for-
the West. _ ' ‘
LEAVES 1-His MonN|N'c.-'rho
Rev. Father J. E. 0’-Brien will leave
by* this morning’s train for Everett,
Washington. Father 0lBrien left the
West about two months ago; and has
,been travelling through various places
of importance in the United States
and Canada. He has been on the Is-
land for about three weeks: He oill-
oialed in Fort Augustus and Vernon
River -Catholic Churches, where he
met most of his former friends, and
all his relations. On his return West
he will visit Boston, New York, St.
Louis, Bay City, Michigan, fChicago,
St. Paul, and will spend a few days
with an old triend in Crosby N. D.-
Rev. Father .S. J. Arsenault. Last
Sunday evening, the residents of Dro-
more, -.Fort Augustus Parish, came to-
gether in the Dromore School and ten-
dered Father O'Brien a farewell re-
ception. A committee composed of
Messrs James Hughes, , Robert . 'Mc-
Guirk and Philip -Coyle directed the
reception. Mr. Ed. Byrne acted as
chairman. Addresses of welcome and
farewell were delivered by Mr. James
Hughes and Mr.`Edward Hughes, of
Dromore. At the conclusion -of the
entertainments .purse containing a
l`a'rgg____sum of _-money was presented
the priest. Father 0"Brien addressed
the assemblage in the form`of a des-
cription of the Northwest, especially
'that portion situated on Pu et Sound
E _ ~
He exhorted the people of Dromore
to attend to the education of their
children more strictly, telling them
not to send their boys and girls into
this _most adfanced and progressive
worldnuneducated _ He said it was a cry
lng_ injustice and a great outrage
to send a boy or girl -into this world
'of enlightenment and mental activity
unable to sign their name. Open wide
your school, secure the best teachers,
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small
p1¢_¢,.' l _ ‘
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and
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Oct  '- . . .
_ '  Mr. Joseph ftfhiliab. merchant, of
1" 3' .the Magdalenxs1nn'£g_1s1ntns”olty." '
Modormack, Montr l,
Lindssfs Paints, isefln
Wilfrid Blillivpn who has spent
few _weeks in Charlottetown,
this _morning-on return to Ott.
ccompanied by his daughter`
MARRIAGES
_THOMSON-'-SCHENK-At All Ang-
elw Church, (Episcopal) New York,
'Sa urday, ‘llth October 1919 at 4 p.
ln. by the Rev. Win. J. D. Thomas,
B. A.. Rose. daughter ol' Captain E.
G. -Schenk of Halifax and Arthur
'Morham Thomson, _formerly of Glas-
g_ow, Scotland. _
DEATHS
MacPH-EE.-At Heatherda-ie, on Sun-
day, Octobep 11th, 1919, Ewen Mac-
Phee, i/n his 87th year.
MCDONALD.-At Kinross_ on 0ot
11th._'Fiora Gillis, widow of the late
Donald (Hector) _McDonald. aged 82
years. The Funeral took place on Mon-
day the 13th, at 1 p. m». to Belfast
cemetery.
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Canadian Butter _ ~
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Going to Belgium
WINNIPEG, Oct 16.-Large ship-
ments of Manitoba butter are now
going to Belgium. The government
commissioner announces the price by
carload is 57~-cents -per pound. '
A ` NOTICE
- Every Orangeman in the province
who purposes_ attending the funeral of
our_late lamented Brother Rev. D.
MacLean will meet in Boyne Lodge
at 12.30 .p. m. on Tuesday, the 21st
lnst. We are anxious to have a large
number of Prece tpry Scarlet and
Royal Arch mem`§_er_'s present.
Funeral parade' dress. By Order
G. D. WRIGHT;
_ _ Grand Master.
; " ` Oct 17-31.
NEWS (ll SPORT
“An lntermeuist'.`=L‘._foot\3n11 teurn is
'i'°i1is.._f9ru1@d lm tiielhneswsits with
the intention__ off for-titer encouraging
the game. Practises _wlll be held _each
evening at five o'clook'at the A.A.`A.
Grounds.|' ._ _ _ _ _
N_o date has yet been definitely set
for the next game_bet,ween the A'beg-
wcits Hnd_St. Dungtqifs. _ -
It is understoodfthat a` game will
take place on Saturday afternoon at
thing or two? Some of the 'fans would
like _to know anyhow. -
That Rugby is just as popular as
strated when _ the- old _ rivals. Dal
'housie an »
lUl!i0l‘B played first, -8nd Dalhousie
was credited-with a victory, two tries
to a goal. The Wanderers, "however,
informed them after the game that
they had no right to play_him
Dalhousie won the senior-game be-
cause -they were the better team;
they played together better, their
back line was superior and they show,
ed evidence of being in better condi-
finlsh. T-he Wanderers have a -lot of
good individuals( and with practice
they should make a strong- combine
tion, The forwards were their main-
stay in the game. but the team lacked'
one of the old-timers to guide them
at critical moments. The ame ended
11=-to 0 in Dalhousie’s'fay5r"~the same._
sobre exactly as made ____by Bt. Dun-
sthn's in their triumphlovér the Abeg
waits,-_on Thanksgiving Day.-
'Alfred Rogers won the Halifax Her-
ald’s tehmlle road ‘fail Monday in
57.44, with Jimmy_Ma-rtinj only four
seconds fbehind. lt ,wi£ii_..l great con-
test between these. two _vpteran run-
-niazhif :nb
_,whom
*iaith
lb -sian
Kidney-
The
nidst be
ran aide
cott. ’ `
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the necessity ofa good phono-
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could be designed and produced' to lay AIEY
RECORD that it would immediately be the
peoples choice. '
_No longer need your selection. of records ‘
be hmlted. The pleasure of hearing ALL
ARTISTS maynow be vours through thepossession of this ultimate
phonograph made by the famous runswick~Balke-Callender Co. of
79 years .experience in wood-crafts manship.
1 _ _ Among th e m a n y features that _combine to raise the
“BRUNSWICK” above all other phonographs is the “VETONA”
reproducer which, by the mere turn of the hand is ada ted t_o any
make of record-and the ALL WOOD SOUND CHA?/IB'ER` built
NQTE. THIS
That “Final Phonograph" _has at last
been produced and is being made in Canada.
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the ganna. Perhaps they can teach o - _ |
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Drdtested on the ground that the Cm » -» o ~ "
referee misinterpreted the rules, and _ f
that the real_score should-be 5 to 3 ‘   _ _ fp; 0 - °
in their favor. The Wanderers also .  ' f '
made a protest against Dalhousie for L, 4 1   playing Ahes\‘n, who had engagedin ' . ~ ‘ . . - Ji
professional baseball this summer.
L. B. Gastonguay, the represent- ` Y '_ `" ' Y `
ative of the M. P. B. oi! the A. A. U., - '
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year. The speaker maintained that it
was virtually a battle between _the
greater Board..-of Trade and the labor'
unions of- that ony, the lnttsrjwlnnlng
out last year, and the former claiming
the victory in _the strike of this year.
Mr. ivens intimated that while ‘tile
laborunions supported Mayor Gray in
the last election, and landed him at
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nf mower no was
the head of the poll by 1.000 majority,
at the next election the majority will
be reversed. The address wasinter-
ru-pted_a few times with applause. The
chair was occupied by Mervln Smith,
ot the Socialist Labor party. _
LONDON, Oct. 15.-Commenting on
the. appointment of Earl Beatty as
First'Sea Lord, the Times says he
represents more than any man the
Nelson tradition. The man who is
now administrator of the navy will
not be content with the .results of the
war, immense as they have been.
Every influence will oppose him,
for those who fear change and detest
initiative, are_jalw_sys in the majority.
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