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ii.

_ ~ rooms. - _

_*”'F&ée'Enossn<‘on'..’~é'~"""".¢+.."”"’..'.;.T ‘Q Lambroso, Bros. and Moore and

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_ S _ THE-GHARLOTTETOWN GUARl5IAN- _

,si _ `_H*W___________’_;-j____ sclloolulr hulls ll. Nrwsoll. Lllllullro i

.Advice

a ~ -.J -~ __

_ -_-on -

""_ j " " » I ~910."=l\t the-residence ‘ol tliufhrldss

_"'i:;il`l»1_1,-_ the no at the

_bptlmltb The "don't worry”"

futurg of health and happiness. `

f' ;.., essimlst is scorned. He _ l __ d for a surly _ and

9 _ig ~. disposition and .re-, i ' e rhynlvlllhy :for his l -`firsrmd_“§:>ihqdlnss. » -

lt isn’t altogether right.- -fl " _ _

j Hill! H mln Sets the reputa- _ .. _tion for having a 'sour disposi-

tion when the truth of the mist. c

' _ter is that he has s sour ~ ' 'stomach '- Penslar Dyspepsis

Tablets will help that man.-

25 and 50 cent boxes-

” F E. li. roslllll

A CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

~nf`xin"is"is genial smiling. chap- `

- _. -_#silo _looks forward to a bright

N. ll! 01'. Mlrzarob Patrfcia._

g_l;°;_ugust_:ar_d£to Jas. D. :hd Mrs?

flA'1‘ll8-MU_'rcH.-on' seprempsr ard.

_Dli'°.lll-S. b ”Rev. enry‘Piel-ds, Hazel '!il~=;_Gete¢..%jf'llYestFauyal£r_';to<1-‘. Les- lie' Hutch -'ot Mount Herber`t.`- . ' _ I _ . - »' _ ` _ RATE-WARBURTON-On Sept. 3rd 1919. at st. Psurs church, charlotte- i0Wl1. by Rev.. W. J. Bute. of New. castle, N. B.. assisted by Rev. 'I-I. D. Raymond. Rector oi;-st. Paurs church, Clll_H`l0l»_letown, _Norah Frances War- ,bllrton, B. A.-inf Charlottetown, to Rev. Alban Frederick Bute, M. A., of ‘ Fredericton. '

DEATHS

FARZIEN-At Miltown Cross, on A\lSust 30th, 1 1 Mrs. Jess Farzien

Beth. aged 22 years, -

ENMAN.-At Vernon Bridge, Tues- day morning, August 12th, 1919, Miss Annie Enman, aged 70 years.

McKlNNON.-At Lynn, Mass.. Sept. 4th, 1919 Mrs. Mary McKinnon, (nee Mary Weatherbie, of Mt. Albion), aged 77 years. Remains are expected to

'IUUOCUUUIUUIUIUUIIUUCIIIUIIUUIUQ

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Fon same A

arrive tonight.

HELP WANTED- FEMALE

FOR SALE-AN INDIAN MOTOR-

cycle. Apply to C. Williams, Bide- ford, P. IE. I. 502-8-27M9ipd.

Fon eA'LE-A oou-el.E l-louslr

centrally located with all modern improvements. Write "-M" care Guardian Office. 795-9-Iimtf

FORDCAR ClAN BE BOUGHT ATA

bargain run two years. Apply by letter to "T", Box 116, City. _ 757-9-5-mliipd.

MOODY DRUM AND CLEANER FOR

sale, in good working order. Price for immediate disposal $50.00. Ap- ply “W," Guardian Office.

631-8-80M6iDd

FOR SALE - DWELLING HOUSE,

two out buildings, five acres of land at Southport Apply to Mrs. Grimes, 55 Dorchester St. 766-ll-5MIllpd.

FOXES--WE OFFER FOR SALE A

few pairs of young foxes, also two pairs one and a hall year old, all from standard bred stock, highest quality of fur, if interested write me, will tell you how to start to make money. ;W. P. Callaghan, St. Louis, P. E. Island.

732-9-4M6i.

FARM FOR SALE- 125 ACRES

about 100 clear all in good stats of. cultivation almost all covered with mussel mud, balance consists of soft wood suitable for wood or fencing. Buildings in good repair. .Situated in ‘Greenwich 3% miles from St. Peter' Bay and station and has a shore frontage of 12% chains on St. Peter’s Bay. Apply Newton J. Mc- Ewen, Greenwich, R. R. St. .Pster’s Buy. 783-9-6M3lpd.

' LOST

I . - - ' ._ LOST SUM OF MONEY. FINDER leave Easter Hotel. Reward.

759-9£5M3ipQ.

1- - ,

WANTED.-A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. Ernest Rice, 11 Itochford Square.

.' 1 YI56»9-5-m6i.

_.lk__l WANTED TWO GIRLS FOR MIILLIN-

ery work with some experience. Moore & McLeod Limited.

726-9-QM3.

@ an WANTED MAID. APPLY MRS. (DR.) MacGul5an, 196 Richmond Street.

_ ’ _ ` 691-9-4=Mtf. I’ _ - DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED. AP-

ply at the Eldon Hotel.

_ 737-9-4-mtf.

WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 14 Lower Prince street. _ 633-8-3')‘\f6i

W|ANTED.-2 SMART GIRLS TO

learn the mlllinery. Apply to Miss Rendle at Prowse Bros., Ltd.

» 738-9-4-m3i.

WANTED-HOUSE MAID TO AC-

company family to Ottawa 'Mondny, Sept, ‘8th. Passage paid. Apply immediately to Lady Davies. 3 West St. 696-9-3Mtf.

WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN.

grocery store. Good reference required. One hnving experience preferred. Reply in own hand writ- ing to Box 483 city. 754-9-5Mtf.

WANTED.-A COMPETENT SALES

lady. Apply stating experience, _salary required, and giving refer- ences. Must be capable of assisting in the purchase cf dry goods. J.A. McDonald Co., Ltd. Cardigan.

67-9-2M6i

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED.-SECOND CLASS TEA- cher for Ringwood school, Rocky Point. Supplement $50. Apply James Smith, Sec’y. 733-9-4-m3i.pd.

LOST.-ON THE ROAD BETWEEN

Johnsi.on's' River and Charlottetown an automobile side curtain. Re- wardon retumlng to Dr. C.H. Beer

’~-or Guardian Office. Sept 5-31

Losr .lu 1-l-lls crrv Pascal. coin-

taining pieces of black silk and handkerchief. Finder apply at this office.

LOST.-SUN-DAY MORNING A GAR- net rosary with initials A. V. D. on cross. Finder please leave at 251, King street, opposite railway stu- tion and receive reward. 796pd

LOST ON AUGUST 30TH BETWEEN

Albion School and Aitken’s Ferry oh|Id's coat, blue with tan cuffs and collar, also yellow carriage robe. Reward If returned to Mrs. W. H. Cannell Oare Thos. Moore. Albion.

730-0-4M3lpd.

f ' ‘ __- .__ LOST -ON SATURDAY BETWEEN

Richmond 'Station and A. J. Mc-'

, »I3ellan’s, Grand River, a biscuit j colored hand bag. Finder please _ leave with Mr. John P. Goody or __ phone It-8-53. Reward. 751-9-5ME2ipd .

on L '_ l _ ...‘.’_.§ l.itf.”q`l’l_t”£l":’°‘*_““...‘.‘.‘t“.'.‘Z;._.l.§.i

FOUND-ON KENT ST. WEDNIS-

day s Gasoline Tank Gauge. Own- er cah have same 'by applying at Guardian lab Olloe, 176 Kent St. and paying for this sd.

880-ll-il$Mt!.

FOUND.-FAWN SIDE COVIRING . of auto hood. Owner may have

some by applying at___Gu;rd|an_. Office and yin forth I _ - " _ ' » rams-utr ¢--- \t -_-_ FOUND.-THERE ARE TWO ST-RAY

oxen, ono ‘white and one brown

with white 1190'-5, on my D\'°ll\i!0l» Owner can ave same by paying expenses. If not called for~they 'will be sold -September 26th to pay

WANTED TEACHER FOR SPRING-

vale School No. 113. Supplement $85. Apply F. C. Dollar, New Wil- shire, R. R. No. 1. 703-9-3Mtlilpd.

WANTED.-A TEACHER FOR THE

.Suffolk _. School. Supplement $50.00 Apply to John Arbing Secy. Trus-_ tees, Suffolk. 713-9-3ln0i "" l WANTED- TEACHER FOR MER-l maid School. Supplement $100. A. - Farquhnrson, Secretary Trustees. i

773-il-5M3ipd ,

WANTED HELP-»

MALE ` `

WANTED A PLUMDER AND PIPE

fitter. Apply Currie & Murnaghan.

_ 679-9-Zlvii/.

PAINTERS WANTED- - APPLY

Tralnor's Paintshop, 118 Kent St. Opposite Revere. _721~9-4M3l.

WANTED.--SALESMAN TO HAND-

le side line for P. E. island pre- fernbly one who has car and is a_ resident. Liberal commlsson. Ap- ply in person Tuesday the 9th nt 1.30 p. m. room No. 5., at Iiotel Victoria, ' ’ " V;

__ ~+r.

JOALISMIN Ol`l'Y,"'I'OWN OR‘OOUN-

try, sr lull and exclusive linoj. cf. .. whole roos trees slid' f>|fHlll.~,`fQ)‘ g\|_ldgg,__.~W ltd. Ot (Brill. B18 Q\,r°,'_ mg, ‘fulwantssd tbp- year round.. sniper me not mmm. we meh yoa;Lulre Bros., LimIted.N\l\‘B°l'lel. Montreal. S680~7-1ldEws60i.

_ MISCELLANEOUS

vw 1'Axl ssnvlcl l1'Tfl`D

Mfmgs. Phone 815. Rebidench

Piwlla 373-R. 194-8~13ll1mfmd. inlay. ~rrls_ rdnsolu wl-lo ”~roolr_ tits dvercdat by nlistako from the" Mdrell Hotel bn Tuesday, the 19th, kindly return same and get their Qwnf 702-9-3Mlf.

'rllt"l;A'rls1f loslts.-ifiasr-‘rl-ls greatest improved devices. The -Remington Typewriter always lehds .

'ral-sem

daughter or M§.’fTl'nd Mrs.-Finley Mc-"

Still"

.‘._ -

iz'-=.,z¥'.»`Lll _-~ ',- _ `. 1 ‘ “ X ’ ;-oi 'Hilti 145 -1 "~ -‘f_».' -. L

_ O f _ 1 1

.al .T ,v _

~.. 1.

~...>£

. 4-F.

._ _ _ ' _

1 1

- _ f- 2?;-I' $31?-f ‘fig /_ »..-

completed, ready for her muster plunge into the waters of the harbor.

invitations for the launching give

the time us 9 o'clock this Saturday morning. Superintendent Reed and Master Builder Norman Fuller look with pride on this their latest mas- terpiece. Built of the best material and with the skill that these men di- rect, sho is a-ship to be proud of. Scv-1 eral local concerns have contributed to her fittings. L, A. Dunt0n_furnlsh- ed the s-ails, while J. N. Fish did the plumbing. N. H. Hussey, has out-

-BOOTH, .BAY, Maine, Aug. 23.-_fitted the ship with bedding and dry

“For the past six months she has 500113-

been Erowing-tonight she .standsgwjgst Elanc;’_‘:):'_;I:pe;1ac;¥ltl;Ve2‘_;vl?lngB“gif

proximately 3000 pounds, with 180 fathoms of chain, weighing 32,000 pounds. Her rigging has been done -under Boss/ Rigger Oman Fullerton. She will curry approximately 20,000 square feet of sail. A crew of 40 mon have carried ller to completion in just 6 months and 10 days. The launching party arrives tonight, made up of conlpdny officials and guests from Somerville. The schoon- er will be christened by the grand- daughter of James E. Newsom, the vice president of the company.

The James ~E. Newsom has a

registered length of 180.4 feet, breadth of 36.2 feet and a depth of 14.9 feet at the midslllp section. Her registered gross tonnage is 707, her net 629. /Work has been commenced on a new four-master schooner with a keel length of 174 fect, which is A few feet longer than tho James E. Newsom.

Mr. Newsom, referred to above ,is

one of our successful Islanders abroad lllld UD t0 a year ago was the senior member of the firm of Newsom & McLeod, wholesale potato dealers, Boston. He. formerly belonged to

|Crapaud. '

British Troops

Withdraw From Russia

(Special to The Guardian).

L'0NiDON, September 5.-it is .au-

thoritatively stated that the decision to withdraw the =Britisll troops from North Russia has not been altered. The recent offensive operations against the Bolsheviki were under- taken solely to weaken the enemy and ameliorate the greatest possible

extent _for the Russian volunteers

after the departure of the British.

Russian Troops Are I

In Good Condition

illll CENTRAL olunoltu

POLICE COURT.-One drunk was

fined $1 or four days yesterday.

CHRIST CHURCH.-Cherry Valley

some of llle visiting clergy will offi- cinte on Sunday 2.30 (old time.)

s'roRM seyvsns.-'The work or

laying thc storm sewers on lower Hills- boro Street is now in progress. `

GEORGETOWN OIRCUIT.-Baptist

services Sunday 7th, Mr. C. B. Apple- ton will conduct services at Stur- geon 11 a. m; Georgetown 3 p. m; and Montague at 7 p. m. Railroad time.

AR/CHANG-EL. September 5.-All

the former ambassadors and consuls who arrived here from Petrograd last year have left for England on tho Kllkennn Castle, which also carries the last batch `of conscrlpt British troops. Tile Russians have issued a proclamation to the effect that all Bolsheviki prisoners be enrolled in the Russian national army..The most recently taken prisoners are well con- ditioned and wear greatcoats.

» llun Agoression

PA RIS, September 5.-"Germany,

ler of Poland. declared today to the ns sohlated press' while discussing Polish conditions. -M. Padorewslrl will appear before the Supreme Council of the Pence Conference to discuss the critl cal situation in Teschen and Silesia.

` ' \

Nurse Cavell’s Belrayer

Doomed to Death

____ (Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS., September 5.-Georges

Manton Quien, on trial before a court martial charged with having treason- ablc dealings with the Germans, and of having betrayed Edith Cavell to them, was today condemned to death.

CONFESSION OF AN AVIATOR _

For myself, writes Charles B. Word-

hoff in Atlantic, there is nowhere and nobody l would rather -bc at present than here and a pilot. No man in his senses could say he enjoyed tllo war; but as it must bo fought out, I would rather be in nvlation than in any other branch. A pleasant life, good food, good slecll. #lull two or foul' hours ly day in '.the air. 'After .four hours(in tWo s‘peils) over the lines, constantly ilddrt .ond craning to dodge scdndalously accurate shells and sud- denly appearlng Boches, painting in the thin all 'nt zo.ooo -feet; the hdys arc, .I think. justified in“oalllng id s day. I have noticed that the coolest men are a good bit let down' alter a dogged machine fight far up in the' rarefleld air. lt may seem soft to an lnfantryman-20 hours of sleep, sitting and loafing; but in reality the airmen should -be given an easy time outside of flying.

_WANTED

HORSES WANTED AT EASTER

Hotel, Charlottetown 11, 12, 13 and 14 hundred pounds. John Horne.

759-0-i'rMllIpd.

___....._....,.._........._-_--»- » WANTED-HOUSE TO RENT BY

mlddlo of October. Apply G. W. Harrison. 127 Water St. _ _ 760-0-5Mtf.

‘ 778-9-C-Ill&E1i.

WXFFEE 'ro' nm-r. A -rl.oun‘

'm ll. Percy Delaney, Tryon." _

rss-osmalvd.

VllS»lTOFilS FOR JUlBl‘LEE,.-St.

_I-’eter’s Jubilee is bringing friends from Savfmnah, Georgia, Philadelp- hia; Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Hali- fax, Windsor, and St. John. There is a possibility of Canon Scott, C.M.G., lD.S.O., D.C.L., “the best loved Padre of the C. E. F.," attending the Jubilee later in the month. '

PERSONAL

The many friends of Mrs. Jolln D.

Murphy city will regrct'to learn of

'Poland Afraid of he "infe-

Mr. M.E Francis former principal of

5 'Queen Square School left wednesday

morning for Quebec to attend the

(Special to The Guardian _'gl-and Semin,”-y_

defeated on the west has turned to; M155 Bessie 0wen_ M,-5_ J_ C_ owen, the EBM Where She IS WHEIDE ll b6l°_Master Jack and Walter Owen left on tie with the hope of achieving the vic- _ return Tugsday mo,-ning for their tory she could not win on the otherlhomo ln Detroit, Mich. after spending fronts. Isnac Janraderewskl. Prem- a vcr-y pleasant holiday at the old

home at French Fort. They wore ac- companied to Moncton by Mr. and Miss Owen. of French Fort.

u-um-iii-__

Memorial Service I

For Cen. Botha

(Special to The Guardian

LONDON, September 5.-An‘ lm-

presslvc memorial service for the late Gencrnl~Botha was held at West minster Abbey. General Birdwood rep- .resonterl his Majesty, and among oth- ers present were Right *Honorable A. Bonur Lnw, Right Ilouorablo George A. Roberts, und'varlous lllgh commis- sioners llnd agents general, represen- tntivcs of state departments, and num eruus other distinguished persons bo- sides n number of members of the Dutch reformed Church and noncon- formlst Churches.

M Qualnt Formadltles. "ln those four years (at tho front)

l found my manhood"-so said tho Prince of Wales recently ut the Guild- hall, whorg he received the freedom of tho city. The workers who rushed out of offlcos to sec him drive throu- gh the streets were pleased to see this plensant, open-faced, and notably m`anly young fellow. '

Everyone had been struck by thc

development that has taken place in the -prince since he .went to the wnr.

-He has lost his old shyness, and 'shows

that he can very well take care of himself in any circumstances; In thc remarkable interview he had with the Labor leaders at Lambeth the other day he displayed a great deal of read- iness and quick intelligence. To point the difference one can recall his dem- eanor when he was crowned as Prince of Wales at Carnlarvon years ago.

The welcome given hi_m in the streets of London wasnt once' cordiai_ and spontaneous. The picturesque car- cmony nt the Guildhall was attended by quite a big rally of members of the prince's family. There were a lot of brilliant uniforms fond quaint munici- pal costumes. '

One of the queer _gormallties was

the reading of tho y ucher of the pl-lncc's pstrlniohy-a declaration that he is "the ion born in lawful wedlock o'l"'s'cerl5aln citizen and rlsllmonser. his Majesty King George V." I-le was presented for the freedom by the war-

den of the Fishmongerl’ Company.

Germany and ‘-

Austrian ‘Representation

-L..

(Special To The Gllmrdlsn.)

BERLIN, September 5.7Thc Ger-

man reply to the note of the Allies with regard to representation of Aus- tria in the German Rcichsruth says the German Peace Delegation inform- ed the Allies on May 27th that Ger- many had no intention to modify the Austro-German boundaries by viol- ence but could not undertake to op- pose a German-Austrian spontaneous desire for union with Germany.

Retail Price of Sugar to be Fixed at 12 l-Z Cents

_*_

MONTREAL, September 4.--The

Board of Commerce has made and issued its order concerning the sugar enqury. _

Tho order in addition to providing

shipments by the refiners in combina- tion of two thousand tons of sugar for the purpose of western fruit grow ers, dealt with its recently promulga- ted olnburgo upon the export of sug- ur. lt furtllerprovided for fulr prices for” sugar, which prices are made ap- plicable to the refiners, wholesalers and retailers. The embargo has been modified so ns to permit the export

bona fide binding contract for sale to persons abroad, heretofore made, provided that such shipments shall be made which will prevent any refiner from manufacturing and supplying for domestic consumption the amount of raw sugar previously allocated to it for that purpose.

Mr. McConnell stated that the St.

Lawrence Sugar Refinerles hoped to lreep theprlce at eleven cents for the balanc of the year, "provided," he sald,f“we can get -a reasonable amount of export," _

There was n discussion with regard

to the fixing of prices, and Mr. Mc- Connell poinled out that so far as the Wcst is concerned, the price will_be on a different plalle, owing to the`dif ference in freight rates. “A price coulrl be mode," ho said, "to cover the East and Ontario, but there would have to be a variation in the figure for Western Canada."

Mr. McLean said that if the whole-

sale price was fixed at clcvcn and a half cents per pound now when they were paying an excessive price to thc retailer, and Mr. McConnell explain- ed that as sugar, was always sold at a narrow margin being a stable pro duct one cent per pound would be a reasonable profit for thc- retailer. Mr. McConnell also stated that from the reports before him, he thought that they would be able to handle the western order n littlc earlier than they had anticipated. "Sugar is roll- ing to us now," he concluded.

Romania Resents , _

Allied Interference

PARIS. September 5.-J. K. C.

Bratlano, Rumanlan Premier has nd- vlsed Nicholas Mlsu, Rumanlan repre- sentative here. of the receipt of the lattcrs des-patch advising him that the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference had prohibited shipment cf' arms and war material from Hun gary to Rumania. The telegram ds- clares that notes sent to Bucharest by the Supreme Council have not been received. and asks Misu to es- psclally call the attention of the Su- preme Council to the dangerous and pernicious character of thc policy it has adopted toward Rumanla.

-Dr. ‘I’romain's Natural I-Isle Rosters tivo, used as directed, Is guaranteed to rosters gray hair to its natural color or money refunded, 'Positively not_a

dyg and non»injuriou_s. ‘Price Min. For sale ln Charlottetown, at Rod n

of sugar which was the subject of af

“seat for the first time under the dome

SPEAKING .of votes - it fsn't

quality but quantity which counts.

LORD SHAUGHNESBEY was born

in Milwaukee-the peer that made Milwaukee famous.

THE STREETS of Charlottetown

seem to be considerably cut up about something?

PROHIBITION is here and the re-

sult is of course the manufacture of quite a variety of native whines.

HAVING had a visit from the Prince the next tll‘ng wo may be looking out for it a visit from the King - Muc- Kenzie King!

WHEN trans-Atlantic air flights

become the regular thing the passeng- ers will no doubt be afforded oppor- tunity to indulge in fly~flshlng.

WHAT SOME PEOPLE would like

to know-Just how many booze joints are operating around the vicinity of Great George and Grafton Streets 7

‘ ANYTHING NEW?-Well Yes. a few things at least. A new Governor. a new Premier and a new P. E. Island Government. ,

IN FRANCE the latest fashion for

women decrees that no stockings shall be worn. As a recent visitor to Paris remarked, the bare limbs make one constantly think of the fall. He meant autumn,

ONE AUTHORITY states that the

health o fthe pcoplé ln tho British Isles has lnlproved owing to the fact tllat they have been forced to eat less. Witll food prices becoming almost nl- together prohibitive we ought ull to become thoroughly well.

ANOTHER _ROUND TO LADDER

Jac ‘Stewart says if the guy who

swl-|gl‘i/ the ladder from the back of his shop doeslft bring it back, there'll be another “round” to the affair.-Wey- burn, Sask., Revlew._

MAKES US TIRED

The autos are buzzing -around the Old

_ town- _

They nlove some-there's no use ill

talking:

Tile way that they go-who snid it

' was slow?

By George! But its tiresome this

walking.

OLD PIRATES-AND NEW

ln days of old the Difllte i>0ld

Would sail the raging sea.

And take his goodly toll of gold

Wherever it might be, l

But now in vain we scan the maln-

The olden days are o'er.

The pirates of the present reign Within some grocery store,

The buccaneer who knew no fear Once flourished long ago- _ And with his good blade ever near,

Would hold up friend or foe.

No more this boat will lightly float

Upon the blllow's foam-

Hc takcs from you the only groat

For stenk to carry home.

Once Robin ‘Hood llid in the wood And. with his good long bow,

Held up rmll robbed whoe’er he could.

(A goodly game, I know.)

No outlaw now, bcnerlth the bough,

Awaits, but if you choose

You get the same sensation when

You buy rl pair of shoes. -James Wells in the New York .

Times. ,, __

_ ' 1

Q ~ _’,» -* ‘R

TO THE LEADER of the new GOV-

ernment wc extend n hearty Bell-come.

POLAND'8 population is scattered.

says an excllange._Hence_ t_he_"expres- sion, "As fur apart' as the Pofes;” '

THERE is certainly enough money

spent on tho road to rui'n to kcep it in excellent repair.

IT IS SAID that sugar refiners in

Montreal made a million dollars last year. lsn’t that just -too sweet r

--‘_

WA_VES like some men, arri_ve_ at

the seashore in grand style and ` go away broke.

THROUGHOUT Europe thp Bolshe-

viks are sounding the tocsin of,revolu- tion. Tile ' authorities. are 'sounding the anti-tocsin_ .. _ .I

A BURGLAR was sentenced .ln an

English court the other day afterftry- ing to opcu a desk with a spoon. Such shocking manners! W-hy dldn't he use a fork? -.4

KEEP FLIE8 AWAY from the sick,

especially those ill with contageous diseases,” writes a physician. ltsmlnds 0.K. bllt how can one tcll whether the flies are ill or not?' '

AND N0 WO_NDER‘__ _

Mary had n little lot; __

She thought she’d huiid a dwelling,

But when -she saw the cost tlle_reof,_ She stralghtway started yelling.

` A“SIGN with the words “Welcome to Our Boys," is attached to the entr- anc/3 of the Police Station. That is a hopeful "sign" for some- of the lboys. Another significant sign is the one which was placed on tho Undertak- er's residence, "We Have Not Forgot- ten You." Everybody cheer up.

PLAY BALL.

Q’ .

ttf”

~ @~

__ __.__`w_;__“15\,,‘.a~-av-.

Fetch thc good' old basebalI,.-..- boys

and Whoop'cr up once lnore-

'We know its sort of “betty” sport. 'Cause w¢'re crazy for the solaris. ~L<

A FISH YA_RN,

When a man doth wish to angle

A llook like this he loves to dangle:

J _ .

Ho has rl line so good and strong ' And catches a fish about so.long:\

Before llc gels home that nsh doth

grow -

And he tclls his friends that it

stretched out so _

W' ....................................... .

But his friends who have a fishing

_ been . __ ~ _

Knouis that the mun has ilbbcd` like

s n

Alld they simply sit and. smile and grill. » - I

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*I* `»¢__

Clemenceau Will `=`

lloyd No Fussf

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The French Acad-_

euly is in a qunndry. Premier' Clemen- ccau rnlllses to tnke part in any of-` flciul reception when -he takes his

of th.. academy. This is absolutely un-~ prccerlonted. M. _Clemctlceau desires to , merel-y walk in and sit down and be one oi’ the family without any of thc usual ado.

Western Gmers _ _ _

Cot Concessions

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OTTAWA, Sept. 5.--important

chunges of particular interest to Wos_t- ern Canada llavs'been made by lion. Arthur Melghen. Minister of the inter- ior, ln the regulations with respect to grazing privileges. During the past two or three seasons, but particularly dur- ing the present one, the severe drou- ght conditlons that have prevailed In the Southern parts of the prairie Pm- vincsg and in the Northern States have resulted in urgent representat- ions being made to the Department of the Interior, by n number of small stock raisers in these affected districts who possess from 50 to 500 head of

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dltlons were obtainable to move to lands in thc northern parts of_ the provinces, whero lletlcr grazing facil- ities are oifercd. The changes' Just mude by order in council in tho 'graz- ing regulntlons will permit of 'this being done. " _

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