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THE GUARD ‘ =`~"I

_ IAN COVERS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIKE THE DEW

l ALL THE News Wonrn READING

_ _ ___ _ K ALL THE Aovrs. WDRTH i“R1N'r1NG

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THE CIIARL

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¢,,..........~.. a.....n..., l=......l..» no Ti... mt. ci-1ARi.oTrETowN, CANADA, roi-:sDAY, oc7roBERTzIo wie ‘”° "°' "“' ‘I"':"°“’ ‘"-‘I“;‘”;° Q” °' °‘ "' °

_ _ > _:V f v $3.00 Per Year (Mailed) In Advance in Canada

(Special to the Guardian)

nlnny‘s ivnswer to President Wllson's latest communication says: The Ger- nnin Government has taken cogniz- nilcc od' thc answer o-I the President ot' the United States. The 'President is awnrc of the far reaching changes wil-ici: have been carried out and are lining carried out in the German con- stitutional structure and that peace

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"°_"*'*'*i- I . , 1, ‘ _ . ~' _

Claims German Government as Reconstituted Enemy Disiodged After Three Da and N' ht “"?"’."”““ "°““"“”“ "." “ ““"‘"“‘

t`()I’ENHAGEN. Oct. 28.- Gor~

‘Negotiations are beting conducted by it pcoplc‘s government in whose hands

rests hot'll actually und constitution- Gb ally the ,power to make the deciding ‘du conclusions. Tile military powers are lm subject to it. The German government me

tile witch shall be the tlrst step to- G ward a just peace as the l’rcsidcn'L ‘l has described it in ills proolilillation. m

(Signed Solt.) m

Prince of Wales Enters Town Acltompanied by in General Currie and Canadian Guard of Ili llonour and Given Elaborate Reception. jj

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to the Prince of Wales representing an

(Special to The Guardian)

WITH THE BRITIISH ARM'lES

. IN i"i_iANC'E AND BELGIUM. Oct.

-28.-The historic old town of Denilzn

today paid its debt of gratitude tothe Britfsll io-1-ces for its recent deliver- :nice from a bondage of tour years by

- tile-Gerlnan invaders. All the remain-

ing residents of this war - scarred place, headed by the local dignitaries, this nlornitng ~forma»l‘ly received and

TOWN OFDEIIII-IIN WELCOMES DELIIIERERS

4 der. ATTACK ON AUSTRO HUNGARI/iNl _ _ f-'ii

_,_BUY V[CTOR_Y BON-DS;_ POSVTION RENEWED ` |.ONl)Of\, Obi. 27.-T118 1'(:\’0lt Of mc

Yi()

the British Government. General Currie commander of the Canadian

army corps and the coilllllanller of the VR -it-ll Canadian til-vision c-i` Quebec, v.llich freed Dcnaln from the enemy. Tile reception ol' the royal represen- tative was,attended_1zy_e1al2Qrgtg__gezg¢_~_ ff monies. Tile Prince of WIales_ Gener- (1, al Currie and the divisional conltnland- an ers entered tthe town with a guard of ‘ inf;

rendered a touching tribute of thanks honor composed of ~Canadian troops. r

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GREAT mounts woilit

sv us. moors

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Liberated 45 Villages, Advanced Ten Miles, Freed

|65 Square Miles of Territory and Captured

20,000 Prisoners.

(Special to !h0 `GUll'd|lh) AMERICANS SHELLING LONG-

wlril 'rits AtMDnloAN Amviv' Nonri-ilvssr or venous. oct. ze.

*in HS nr” major operation against WITH THE .AMERIICAN FORCES the Gc~..nans ‘considering the clearing NORTHWEST OF VERDUN- och 23- 01,( 01- me SL Mmm Balham ,as A »~Anlerlf<‘an long range guns this af- lovnl chair, 'the American army in lf‘i`"°°" 5053" Ii"l"S 0” l‘°"§UY°"~ 0 _1 [UW ,lays le” _"mn A month has ,The town oi’ Longuyon is 23 miles '

llwrnlrgtl more than 45 vuisjgen and n'ii'thcast of Verduli. The A‘mer'lcan H .mvmced to an inc,-cage depth of tentltzig range tire also is being directed H Iiiiics. lreeiing ,165 psquare mites of against the Vital Valio De Rocade on ,U tl¢rr1|0ry_ In me offensive we Am, the railway lino parwliellng the front. _ crll-nun have captured more than The G°’m""5 '"5 depending "" this 0 20300 prfmne,.s_ ‘maid L0 shift their troops anti sup-

pl‘~es from one tpolnt to another.

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IONDON Ott ZR -Ariangclnents

GERIIII-lIiY'S REPLY T0 A FIERCE STRUGGLE ' IIENERAI IEIEIIIIIIN IR0U5||t|g |_AU

PRESIDENT wlisoil Foil HEEMA ri ull 'iilflllliilil

ll E I (Special to the Guardian

lg S clfattiul in Gleat Britain befole

is a Peop|e’s Government, That' the Military ‘il U"i"t¢"UPi¢d Fighting by “Mil T|'00PS §`.l‘,?liii‘,§‘§_*_,§‘.‘§,t§i,’Ii, ,”ff§lf,,,fjfi‘§ .,‘l’i is Responsible ,to it and it now Awaits Pre- and Drwen Back Five Mile Am°'l°a'“ ,, ,, . ,I I sident’s Proposal for Armistice. DOIHS Great W0ri<. "B" V"“’“Y ”°"””“`

ISIIINIZIRS IN

(Special to the Guardian) ‘BRITISH ON ITALIAN FRONT

IIARIS. Oct. 28.-~'l‘llls evening* CAPTURE 5,600 PRISQNERS

nernl Debeney’s arlny, after -three \-_-_ ye and nishts of ttninloriviiictl iight- i,o.\1i>oN_ oct. zs.---lll~itisil ll~t»o|»s , _ _ _ M ir. dislodged the enemy from the in their gfiltlll-live ontbl:1\llstl'o-llallillll (VI l`\“"\' OH' :X`_1hP. (0H°wi“"' riv Hmm” une, pursuing him to me fmm up U; mst "mm had Cupmpdlnlilit-ill. in Iollay~S casualty list. Killt-tl

\ _ .intl

_ ._ . _ _ . . _ il ation. J. l‘. `\l i ‘o I, l" i' t', _

now awaits proposals for an arnlis- "Cn mm me mn” ""rll“V““l- Ph" H1011? liltlll 5000 ln'i;-oilcrs ilt~t::>i~tliiig ‘ ( ‘ CA ‘ “H U” ' ill

crinalrs know what is at stake and to an oliicial statcincilt isslicti Ioliny"]_|' _Sm"lpy` .(‘lml`1Dnmmw);. w` `)` ""5

'U iiliiilifilgillh H103’ liitl in 1914_ '1`llt:iti'_ by tho war olllce. 'l`h-.~, liriiisll also 'gum-nv (I-Ty P ilk? 1.1"? Dim U' “WHMS V acihlne gunllers are covering -tiloir»<;apt,ui'ctl 29 guns incllltiiiu.; li nine inch ` L' hfm',H,flHm"‘ . . V" fantry in retreat today and are dy- rtnwftl-wrt, ""`m‘Y Ui' IORY B0-\‘D5i

. _ his

iz at their posts rather than surreu- -_-BUY VICTORY }30ND5_~ REVOLT 'S PUT DOWN \\'

BRN-|SH |MpRov|NG -|-HE|R ____ (rt,-.it.iaiz soltllcrs of the 79th regimen: ,

_ill

pQ3|-|-|oN3 LUNUONI Oct. 2S___V,I,he British :lt Fillllit: has been slipprcssel ily _,N

. ____ _Femh Army wduy resumed its attack thrvt- Austi~0-llllilgullilli rcgiillellts ar- H,

against -thc, Allstro-illiiigiirlan bosi- “vig ‘mini A`ll’“"‘ia' “°”°"“"g to imlilli

LONDON Oct' 28-‘_ Th” Bmlisii tions mi thc italian i`i'oilt, thc will' of»I Exmallge Tmogmbh lnesllmwh Tron) 1111

i\Dl‘0V€li H1011' ‘D0sili0I1S 010115 U10 iiro imnonllccd this tli'tci‘noc~n. Thoi"`"l""m“ge"' Them was hlml SUCH Fil

tygsgem edge Q.; ,1\_r0\-nm] forest mm attack ix m_.U(_emIi“g Hmm»m,,tm.m,_ `iifZllt.ill-g at llllnle in wllicll htlllllrctls

r,th of Ra-lsnles forest, Field Marshal ___pUy V|(~_T0ny B0;\»,|)S__ 'Hi' IWFHOIIS WWC iiiiimi- the ‘lC“i“\I"i‘ the \’ict<»l'y Loan t',1rllpaif~5li was pro- ig zlnnouncefl today. A tlctermlnetl REv0|_U-r|0N FEARED IN VlENNA` LBUY VICTORY IIONDS-r-A tin

lilllter attack yctcrtlay against Fil- ?...‘_ tlziy eli`tcrllt>t:ll when thnllsililtls of citi- i\l's was repulsed after severe iight- |,()_\'1)()_\,t ()(,¢_ 2g___,\ ,~0v;,1uU0n ist zcns tlll'oil|E,cfl Queeil’s. Park to take

rt iii the big tieinoii.sii'atiuii tiilfl illlnkstziviiig service will-ell proceed-

thw lzllilitrlliilg of the bil: eight" gp-1 he grasped,"

itiggs, 'l`Ilc_\' wt-i't~ wt-lctiiiictl upon

ENCH cApTx;§TMAcH|NE GUN MUT‘N0US CROATMNS NOT YET tlicil' :irrivlil I»_\‘ Llilollcl Lcigll :mtl

SUBDUED ,tl lzlrgc llllillbci' til lriclltls. (§lii\llt‘l'

--Q lt`t>nrov wlltl is :I .son of .\lrs. (lily)

it .‘.- ,,, ’ '.`.l._‘ 2 ‘fi-. ' . .

oil?.f;1;i?t1i\llogl1te;'ii3e_e. (l?`lrxeli;iiUtr'oI<>;i; cr; Illiiilitallllillaltl nllillctltillxli I 1( mflm-l_' of t_ll"`_ kill?" lm; WINE! Ulcilgi biuretl a farm which had been or, troops are still masters ot' the city oi’-| lou; _)()‘Hi` "`H\_"LC: lit; _r_Mi"l lined for riiefensive pm'-pose, tak- Fume in spite of the othciai state- ;‘)'l_l ill" _"m SW-Q _".!|)(I ~lfU__ :I7 100 Prisoners. Field Mtarsllal Haig ments that they wore under control, ;°“'“)‘-i_» |914- 4"( _*di Ii ,.

eported today in his special Belgian accordiilfz to the Zurich correspond- l'“ill‘““l 1" -limi' i913' L M" I

--BUY Vl(?'l ORY BONDS--

5 in which “muy or me 9"' 'reared in Vienna, ilccoi'tliii§.; to iltlvicesi --- dll HY “'€l'<`= killed, Said U19 5IaWl"@"t~ received here today. The Arlclltiulresl 'l`\yi_, llmrv (`li;li'lt>lIcto\vll ilicil T C improved ‘mr posmolis SH5l‘Uy i11\‘/0 NIKON 1‘0f\it!.e ill iillf C'~\Siic Hi \\'llt1it.'i\'cIit't'il .<cr\'ill;_{ti\'ci‘.sczlsair- "ll the borders oi' the forests Dc Mol- Gmloilti and Emperor Karl. It is said, I-{\»Q(| hmm. |215! nighl ___(;,mm.r million dollar til-ive and when il sinal

"I “nd norm nf forest D09 RfilS’“95~ will soon leave for llciwecziil. {.‘,.mlk (bm-my “mi |'u- '|`i“,m;l_\

-*-BUY VTCTORY BONDS# \ l '

A- -- tt,;nlnuni'='|ue. There is nothing -to rc- ent of the .loul~niil. The (‘r‘oatiaiis `“"_`“ ii gwfli ‘lull of _flglmu-Li "mee '_

t oil the lett llilnk oi the l<`1t1nd- have tlrivcil lluiigzirlails from fthelr is"”’_‘t~f ll’ l"`""""_ "ml ""l"` hm! "`Om“' ll

pc?

DIS

group of Mm1cs_ (.py_ _ cxciiiilg c.\pcrlcilcc.~:. llc has

UYON

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lent #lon

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ililisii occurv I

cirv or iirrro

Junction with Constantinople to ilagdad Rail-

way, Near Aleppo, Also Probably Taken, Cutting Off all Turks

(Special to the Guardian]

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The important

of Aleppo was occupied by British

cvnlry and arlnored cars Saturday moining, says rl British oflltclal stato-

issuetl today in regard tn oper- s in Syria. The text reads “Our

'oops entered Aleppo oil tllc morning of October 26 after overctiinlng slight pposition. A few miles north of Al-

to the East.

eppo is an lin/portant junction with the (‘onstantiiiopll- to llagdati railway. This may have been otrllpictl by now. ln that event. the 'I'|lrks to the ons: will be cut uh' flolil all coillnlulliicilt- itm and the task oi' thc llritistli army

'tilllc in Iltispitzll in Iiilgiillltl :intl

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t\\‘t'l‘ two _\'t':li'.< :igu lil I. ittrlwrl, __

another brother iii Friulcc. `

I’tt i\lg;1~ ltit Itclc .ls fi bands

ll.'i.~' In-cil uiltlcr ti'c:lt|licllt for smile

has bccil iil\';lIi<Ic<I Ilolnc.

The friends of both illcsc gaiilziilt

illctl will be tleligllicd to illcct them fmcc more. fi

--BUY vlcrroilv .no.\'Ds__ ii

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.\lr. _lililics ',\lorgnil, ,\ul>tlrii, has rcccivcd it iclcgriilll illtornlillg Iliill_ 'i that his still, I’i'ivn1c lfvcrcti _I., f l\lorg;nl has Iiccll :ldmitietl to tilt ‘ _und tlcncrzll llospitol, L`aillicrcs.» gunslloi wouiltl iii rigllt loot. 'I`Ili.< ' y<itlil_t;‘ soltlicr jtiinctl thc 235th 1"

wlicrc llc was cilliiltiycti in ilu- W ( ivil .\ci'vit~c. I its nizllly lriciltls ,_

-atlvzillcliii: ini ivlcsttptitninlit will he ligilteiicilf It would also have it lni,~.~'t` Impor-t.'lnt berirlilg nn thc sltllatloil ill Persia and the t'Ynllt~llsus.

t'i»\'ci‘_\'. I’tt‘. .\lt\|‘;;:lil is il Iirutllcl _a,;(_rvk_C at Ottawa and showy _mer nno to rent for Winter and Sprint

lrtls voitiiitclrl-t\ll for mlitarv service momhs at reasonyble figure' Apply'

` nox 190. z1ss~io~2o mai

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ui .\liss l\'t‘IIi<~ .\lol';;zul, ilccotnltnlit at tllc 'lrlcpliuilc tiiiirc. ,M

will awziil tlcux; of his early rc- ,___

U _ull

vinliiv itil ciivisiivittii sith; P- F- I .

i.\‘ cu.-\i<Ii.8;;{Ef{j¥_\i’N AN” I l N G If

mliitltll-i't‘tl liiinsclf ont' oi” the fortull-

"_°`_ , ' OTT-‘\WiA, Oct- 28-*slr G00~ F05' A A U N tilt' mics tu bu zicct-pieti. lic sallctl

V ter, Minister of Trade and -Commerce

_ :\s thc primary object in tllis'rxprossetl the view 'this morning that _

(anlpnign is thc sale of Victory ‘daylight saving would become a per- .4 lloiltls. ]°\vi_<h it distinctly lllldcr- "n1anent institution at least tor the 'Tho Victory Loan (`alnpai;;n opcnr-lllll7.i::l woihl has boeil long :intl aux- poet says:- (M Stood that pq;-gong wishing to place summlcr, if not for all the year round, with s bang in (lhnnlotiotowil yes-‘ ioiisly w.'iitln.',' lor,

(In-ir ;tm,]{L-minus so that no Comm The (tanndlnn Ar-.t of last year was ttrdny, l'iincc Edward island is going to tit-I ri-ady for nctitnl!

SIANII IIIIES |T’S BIT

lnissloll will l.\c paid 10 anyone Ortonlly fm- 9, year but Sir George states Pronlntly with the stroke of ‘J n. dn its shui-e In this lutost drive to F

iiilpllctl iq any fund ¢;,m'tlla\t it was the intention to relntro m. by t-hs town clock the tire bell lil)-SO at any of the city Banks idlice the Act next session. It was in- cllllged forth, church bells joined in Or at the Headquarters East- _"~i‘oduced as a war measure butt he the bhorus and all the whistles iii the

t-rn Trust Buiiding __ as u5u;,|_ proposes to continue-the Act whether town from the bilssest factory Hired

The canvassers will also take thc “lm V/8l"iD ended or not. to the smallest and most squeaky,

:l|>l,]§,_~M§(,n with out reference to --BUY V'lC'l`0'R\' BONDS-- _auto horn tooled -forth a lonir wilu liospiml Fund if me person apply LONDON, Oct. 28.-tit ls understood'no:e of good-will lor the success ol’

hcip slllnsll thc lllln.

Sllbst:rlpt.ltons started coming in

early lil the day.

Tho Rnrrcrs l-lartlware Co.,

lofi ofi’ yesterday with nn ilppllcailon for, $10,000 in bonds.

Almolli! the other loaders were

Messrs Prowse Bros., lrttl. and the

What part'll you have shown `

intl.. in this vi-lt'l‘0nY l.0i\N I,

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(Special to The Guardian) lr;

lrth ol \"i_-tt»i‘_v‘ linlltls, aiiiltilliicni-i lit- :lyor (`llni‘rh. Sir lttibcri llortivli iii» to cd in the city on Sntllrllity nigh: nn

sion tlll‘t>lli;,ll thc t'it_v. lol

hose guest Sir l1Li.~;;‘t was 'luring si

ssiun Io which was by ticket and a vt-intl litl.li‘i»s.< oi welconle was read

-nt and two bonds as well tis many lzcns tllrollgh the central part or

dtn

bill

NCHING

FOR VICTORY LOAN

Magnificent Reception

Toronto on Launching the Victory Loan. ty will Subscribe Uver Million Dollars.

lotion of the number heard the mes- xcs and the appeals of tho moat

’l`Oll().\"l'(), Oct. 28,--'l`llta city til' su

'l'ni~oiltu will buy onc iliillion dollars i»t-pri-in-itiziiivn of the Dominions pub-

im-ii. While lt ls) quite impossible givt- an accurate estimate of the lnlwr of people who by their mere

was inet by il large <-i';i\vd at the pl'l~soilt~»- lieltlnrctl their sympathy lor

ion Station and csrorlctl by ii pro tho Victory Loan and all that it standl

~ tin- crowd has been variously

l`ile IA, tlovci'il:ir h`Ei'Joliil llviitlrio plawtetl :it :ti1y\\'liei‘e from fifteen to

'tv tll<>u»-itintl Sir ltobcrt Borden

A _ . .

stay ill the city. Sir Etlilluntl who spoke irc-in the central stand to

alker_ Sir Edmund Oster, Mayor the north end of the park was given urcll and many prominent citizens, a rousing welcome by a great gather- t the Premier at the .station an ing ol enthusiasts. in openltng he re-

‘lerred to the fact that lt was to Tor- 'onto, the llrst city oi’ the Premier

lilzn. lie was then escortetl by a Proviiice ofthe Dolnlnlon which had ilrtl oi' hollol- froill the gill‘l'i.=on regi- tlc~_le so much for the cause of .free-

n and justice, that he had come to

make an appeal to the people of th-

bc city. '.i‘oronto's eiitllusiaslli for whole Dominion. Tile end is not yet

the end may not he lar distant.

iilltltl iii ai lliilltloillc nlanilcr yostt-r-I Even while I speak to you on this

solzincn Sabbath day our gallant soi-

tlicrs are pressing on itn their stern ‘duty and lil the final and supreme ef- -fnrt through which allone victory

illznl with thc io_;th liniialioil. Ill'

:Itberin. The late Mr. l)’Ornellas was

ici ui’ account of the coniiticntia

-..,_,».~,~.....e.,.,_

lni

lift'

.-'lui nil this tiwzisloil loavo was grant-

|'tl

‘li Ihv ilrst tit-taclllllcllt. for -that

tlislallt war '/.one lntilnntlon was rec-` vcd by his lumbar who resides in

lining. \\'hl~ll volllll-tl‘cl's were calli-

IIIIIENIIIJ IIIIIIH

st night from Ottawa that Mr. Fred ’0i'nelll-is, a former valued nlenlbcr '

/.S'l.ANI) HOV lVt)UN1)/:`I),- ‘I

apher a position which he filled ost ci-ediitobly and cfhclently and bscquellifly was appointed Court cnegrapller. While hero he lnade

ics rt‘pnl~tl\tl for the week ending Yor lay nunlbcred 32,249 coinpsretl to B.

.150 lift the previous week, They ‘ rlivirlcfl as follows: Killed oi' tlcis cd of \\'tillntls_ Oihcers 436; lllcn i107; wtnilitletl or inisslllg, titiiccrs, -il; nicn 155,300. ~ DO

--iiliv \-'it,"roiiv iio.\1'i)s-- g

Ill llltll. ITIIRNIIIIIS °'

I . ‘tat¢:tl. He is survived by his mother and n sister, Mis D'0ruellas, steno-

grilpller in the Militia Department,

l.(').\tli0N. ot-t. 23.-llrltisli cnsu- Ottawa, one brother, a florist in New

k and it brother in Georgetown. G.

To the bereaved the Guardian ten-

sincere sympathy.

oooovoooooooooroo

UUNIIENSID SPECIALS

ov _'avi-QO¢»OOO1»O0Xa

The Guardian received the sad news

‘wort SALE, A base burner. Apply

248 Grivliiton Street.

2107-10-28ml!

the Guardian news staff, had died‘ October' 18th while en route to

*WAN-rso aim. r-on csiiir-zn`AL

housework in tamily of bhree. Ap ply at Guardian OiTlce.2098-10-25M5i

native oi’ Georgetown, British Gui- *WA sl_ and came to this Province in

ptcnlbcl' 1913. llc was employed by e Giiardiun as reporter and steno-

NTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR

general housework. Apply 248 Grafton Street. 1829-10-9Mtf.

*WA

ily warm lriellds who will lcilrn oi

NTEDAT ONCE.-GIRL FOR

choral ilousework in good home. Apply at Guardian office. 2099-10-Z5 M lf

duntll with sillcuru sorrow. lil 1915 ' acccptt,-tl il position in thc Civil PMN

pcrlliirtsiun was i't~lllst»d by ills

ics ht- tli.<t'llil|~gt-ll in the l.it=peiri- 'TO

iii. in 1917 lit- “gain volltiileorcd lm'

butter-35c per.100. Pol' post (ou

and he wen-t lo llntilwiilvat for lm"

0 .T0 .RENT-SPLENDID P-l-

DA|RYMEN-SANVTARY BUT- pnper. printed, "Fresh Dairy _

rdinn' Omoo. 9025-6-MHHCI

tl Ko to Sibt~r‘la llo 0l1't»rotl his s|'r~

*LOST, BETWEEN BRIGHTON AND

-cs and ili`tci~ special examination I"'l”"” st" pai' or ‘MUCH naw” in

care with nm.ker’s nam-er on onus. Finder please return to this oiilce.

2130-10-ZBMH.

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orgot t~nt~ll iittrnctioil

Thnt leads you away from your f part!

Will you back lt with ull ol' your

heart?

'l`ll E \\/_E/\ 'THEIR

2158

TEMPERAT t. RE,

-lg. K

ery'

'ronoN'ro, oct. 29-l'i<>lltly with I0*

MANICUFUN-G PARLORS--PARTIES

iowa that ho had lllcd as above Wiihing ml’-iliC\H'iii€ d0M ma? lei*

phono Miss Rutlke 58414 Oi* alll at

home, 171 Great George Street.. ~10-29 mitis 31

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A THOR-

TIDE‘ BIOON' ETC oughly reliable young man for Shipp-

Department in wholesale groc- house. Apply. Box 190. 2154- 29 m3i

ing w|'5he§_ in authorative quarters that the Al~,tho Victory Loan, ami JOY fC‘\‘ F16

CH B I()NG“/.ORTH med governments will not reveal' Victory which it is sure to usher ll.

- - ` ' ‘ ’. . 1 .’ H,.,|,~ armiggtge terms until Germany Sumtmei-side also celebrated and a Uiairi P ~ I I' itlve I

mm rovmua ‘Xen ' has replied tto President Wilsons last hi.: Hiitfl DHl'B<i9 WIS H f°°f“f'€ ‘if U19

t _ .

' i_ F ler Lloyd-George and for-_ i.'silions,tl'ation.| They also .had the

"BUY VICTORY BONDS lelligri selctilltary Balfour aceompanlenhhella and whistles. Flags ‘were iiyinlst

‘ i b tn t . <1 ther

COMING EVENTS by naval anti miilrltary oiilcers have to the breeze n o ‘owns an I o

Its a feeling of optimism afloat which

ANNO»[lNOEMENTS~ `mm.___e u;;(l‘ili?lifIe(iTORY BONDS- lnlenns no good to the Kaiser and his

MEETINGS, ETC. LONDQN oct. 28.-italian caval-‘hc-sdes.

-_..._ h re oiled the Bulgarian border "There is Victory in the air

:¢;nral;grlaPslanka 50 miles southwest - You can iesl it everywhere."

'ROOMS ‘l’0§i.l1'[,’-QENTLEMEN or sons, the Bulgarian capital, say and the Victory Loan successfully mi! secure furnished rooms with or papa", which reached here today. carried through is going to have a big without board. ('emrs~liy located- Albania 'rrihesmen are taking tio my lu the spelling of that great and

'A Aliiiiy It Ouerdlanbfiice. 2168-10-29 arms against the Austrians and fight- morlous word V|ot0\‘Y which I* 10

Portland Backing Co., ot Portland. Me.. each with applications for $5,000.

M-any other npplitxntiolls lor smaller

amounts src rolling in :intl when the tanvasvinit comillitten gets thorc~iuzll- ly underway there will he n ilnglc of tlollnrs which will he-lp make thc eye- balls of the old Kaiser stands out in smszemeilt as he reads the handwrit- ing on the wall.

Let every one get busy, bearing ill

mind that the very purpose oi’ ex- istence for each and everyone today ls to HELP WIN THE WAR

I N ii E I. ing under neun ieolon. \>r“\l_\b°“¢ ii" P“°° '"“°“ "‘° °"" l

(nlnndinns fighting si Arc daily delighting

Their Allies with proof of their ;-_

_ sklili. rr

The foe tlley'rc plirsuing 11 iicw rnllcll are V01' doing

To givt* tllc llllitl Kaiser his ilii? -

You can help win thc t’rily-

Qtllto clearly this wily has been _L

shown. \

Canadians all 4

_ ict. ati, l.z_35 p. ni. ' I

Alisa at the call ‘

AND t'/\RIlY 'THIS Vl(Y'i`t)l`l1’ '

mtl Itliliurruw at _=',.i3 it rises to-l mf>rro\\' llturllilig at (\._;l :uni 'I`l1urs-

Yoti know oi a way flat- git tl_5_;_ `

i()\V0l`S» "

'l`i<lt\ will In- high this <-vctiitig :lt oil :intl ttiilittrrtm' :tt 7.41); tmnor- iw tlnirllilig :lt 7.06 nlltl 'l`I\urstla_\' 8.o8_ , .\`llil .\t'l~` lllis zliicriltuhi :it §.|§

` THERE WILL BE SOLD AT LAWN!-

rltsle Fami, Wednetdly, c0mlJ'|en- cing- nt1o’elock sharp, 30 pure bred horses. 'together with a lot of cattle and sheep. 2159 pd'

.\lt\ml l'l`sl-s ttullori'tI\\~ illnrlling at' 47- _ t l.:lsl qu;irll~r ol :noun .\:lttirtIav

DONT. FORGET. THE. AUCTION

sale at LB.W'tlsdalG Penn, WGIHGI- day, October 30th, at 1 o‘c\0ck dl' Registered Percherons and Cbties- filvlen. Standard Bread, and French

Ncw illonli Stlllclily Nov. 3rd tie p_ nl, l

LOAN!" ,

Clear the decks for action. As ont-

Lctlgtli of iotlay tctl Ilollrs :intl

twenty four minutes. "

Coat-ll .Stallions 'and' Mann. sho Cattle. Streep and implements. Terms s¢ sale. B. Carter. Aunion- eer. A: R. McKay. proprietor. aisspa