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SEPTLMBQZR 2, 1915

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l>.ln1¢.l nent... rlnnl llltéttlnl 01.1.1.1 Fourth District 1|lR||_|_|N(; Expglllglicfst .

The undersig$lberal-Conserva- Of King’$ ~

_.1

_Load l

Your

Camera _

With 1

Ansco film the original ,

and genuine film. 'l he I requirements of a perfect ’

to record true color .val- ues. High speed, Non halation properties, Good keeping qualities. Ansco 1

film are many. Ability l

Film meet all these re- l

quirements. Ansco Film

is the original, genuine

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tive candidates will meet the electors of the Second Eiectorai District of

Monday Septenlbcr ll!-Cornwall

Meetings of the electors of the Third

(‘-\LEl)ONIA\I HALL Tuesday, Sep-

(,ll1lrlottetowll, 2:1111 All)g., 1915. ‘ lember 7‘ ’ following places:

` 2 S7-8-26l.n17i. ` '

‘ _ '1 ELDON HALL, \VedneSliay, Sept. 8. _

and p€I°f€Ct Dim. SOl(_l by ll BELLE RIVER SCHOOL’ Friday’ Winsloe, Wednesday, September

J. G. .lamieson DRUGGIST

Apply by letter to A. R., P. O. Box

Young Women Deslring

Se telnber 10

teinber 14.

VERNON RIVER HALL Wednesday.

lttd

§>.“‘ .UF/1

MARTIN. ROSS.

Political Meetings

2nd Distrgoi King’s

_ _ - g e,

ment Ol l'l'l0Vemelll-5 d"eCt Th W W B k H ltl at the times and places following. ‘ 7

from the manufactures- Genefal 1ff,§,,p,g,,,2§f,,',',B we§’f‘;qf,,’l,,,e§ anon meeting tn he nt 7.30 p.m.:- Of Klllg S C0llDl§y

and as these were ordered medical. snrglcnl nna obstetrical ac- PEA§l;3tS Ai'gx\;1;l0N HALL- 'l`ll‘=S‘l“Y- -_-

` ff tn ' 11- ~» - -

before the pcllces havltl gflrgzilifllils ti); Eglnag wgixiaeiledlgsirielrgl a (`llEllRY Hll-L SCHOOL. Thi1I'Sil&Y. Meetings of the electors of the first not advance ‘ill you W1 nursgs e,lu¢a¢lon_ 2nd September. district oi Kings County will be held getthe bellefll l-)Yl)Ul'Cha5mg vvrlge for Circular cf lnfm-matl0n_ MORELL HALL. Monday. (ith Sept. at the following places on the dates one of ours. Address, sr l>1~:'rEn's HALL, Tnestlny, ith nlentlonm

G. H. Taylor

I Jeweler & Optician

Big;

TIDE T ABL]".

SEPTEMBER. " '

Hight Water.

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Time li`t ii 7'

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l 3.08

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to , 'rll ' 17 0 1 SEPTEMBER.-lst to 4th, clear and

pleasant. 5th to Sth, threatening. 9th to 13th, high willds. 14th to 18th. cool, backward conditiolls. 19th to 23rd. stormy conditions. 2~ith to 27th. cllangeablc. ‘.’Stll lo 30th, sellsonnhle weather.

_ DIARY OF ]<IVI‘IN'l`S.

T0-DAY.

City Magistrates Court, 9 s.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45

p.m.

BIRTHS

REAFlDON.- On Aug. 28th to Mr. Mrs. (Shns. Reardon, (‘il_\', u daughter. Congratulations.

A *_ BIARRI .-\ (li ES

MYER8-HUME.- Al Ullarlottetowll. P. E. I,, on Sept. lst, 1915 ily Rev. Ewen MacI)oilguIl, Julncs Myers of Mount Albion to Sylvia Ilumc of I’ct- ers Road. 4

DEATHS l

MURPHY--Ili Dorchester Mass., Aug. 20, Richard, beloved husband of Annie B. Murphy( nee Ryan), both formerly of Prince Edward island,

NORSE MAIL WAS ON THE WAY TO NORWAY

BERLIN. Aug. 27, by wireless tele-

grsphy to Tuclterton, New Jersey. - The Overseas News Agency today says: "The Norwegian Minister at Berlin has telegraphed the Govern- ment that all the mail carried by .thc steamer Hsakon VII. was already on the way to Norway. The mail pouchesl were opened and seached for contra- band letters." I

Despstches from Christiana latei

last week told of the halting of the Norwegian mail stesmship I-laakon VII., bound from Bergen to England, and the seizure of mails aboard by s Gorman submarine. The incident

Norwich, Conn.

2464-7;10M24ipd.

Picton, Nova Scotia,

ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and

lows

herst, Sourls, and returns to Picton

For further particulars apply WM. ROBERTSON d. SON,

Agents. Halifax.

CHAS. W. IVES,

Agent, Pictou.

MATTHEW McLEAN & CO.,

Agents, Souris.

Or to WM McLURE, Manager

2061-7-15Mtf’.

ulldcrsignt-d tip to alld on Monday,

tie, etc., on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 and 4, the highest or

ally tnildcr, and ill No. 3 the lowest

Prince

Se t. 3rd. at 3 p. m

t Anthony, Sept 3th at 7 p m

was followed, it was stated, by a pro-i test to Berlin and a demand for the rgturn of the mail.

September

’ ° . n e o c .

- - M l. f il l l I lle

Wer-C--ved =- l-use Shu- A Num " E‘l“¢all°“ f....£?.1"l5‘1i‘.1.§’.1 1.1-“i<1.‘-2 ii 3.11.1? ...I1 First Electorial District

KATHLEEN A. DOWD R. N-» '

S,,pe,,,,,e,,dB,,t ,,,'N,,,,,e,,, Mo.\1r1t'al.1_o scnoot., ivetlncstlay,

Sth September.

H. D. MHCEWEN.

Ae. A. MACDONALD.

R. N. COX.

J. D. MCINNIS.

2746 8 30m9i

Leaves Intercoionial Railway Wharf Of QIICBHS

dates for the First District of Queen's

Long River, Irish Town Hall, Thurs-

Iiope River Hall Monday, Sept. 6.

Keily’s Cross, School House, Mon-

Third District of

- and _

Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia. ° 2ll69'8"l5M“’fm9l'

Prince County

MAI1PI<}QliI~J, Seplenlbt-.r 3. ut 7 p.m. EGMONII BAY

“'>I.“‘ EF:F

ARSENAULT.

l)()llIE. Mt‘l.I‘]AN. \ AIKSENAULT

l 72 Upper Queen St.

Charlottetown,

TORC>\I'I’O Aug 29 -A monster re

Political Meetings of the .

lst

Corran Ban, Monday, Septembel

‘ . p ' York Thursday September 2nd.

For W OOD ISLAND HALL, Tuesday. Sep- I ' ‘

` . sin

liouse and four and a half acres September 15 ' Mgunt Stewart' wednesday; sep'

- - ' '. 1 th.

_-_°-:°_""' choice land near Exhibition grounds. 73‘;llp gleellllge Will 0011111161165 at elgloftr Aguguslus’ Monday’ September

- . All excellent opportunity for quick 'Opposition candidates are requested mth'

Mount Herbert, Wednesday, Sep-

buyer. U u Q" ‘ telnber 15th.

All meetings at 7.30 p.m. Opposition candidates invited to

74, Fllarlottetowll. P. E. I. 2682-S-26nltf (_ k I attend.

F. H. FEEHAN L. WOOD. b

.4734-8-28ME16i.

Fortune Bridge, Monday, Aug. 30. St. Margarets, Tuesday. Aug. 31.

Souris, Thursday, Sept. 2.

Kingsboro, Monday, Sept. 6. Fairfield, Tuesday, Sept. 7.

All meetings open at 7.30 p. m. Opposition Candidates invited to be

prtmeilt and will be given half the time

Canadian Mail _Steamers in * _ l 1<>n?1‘g’1‘11°é‘Ls1~

“ , P0lltlC&l FlI'SiI zsss-s-20ills11l.A' A' MCDONALB'

MONDAY AND THURSDAV The Liberal-Conservative candi- in

_ C t 'Il t th lectlrs at tle ’ °

of each week, on arrival of the morn ro‘lll(l1wl'm;vlpla1;1;:; e e 1 1 Murray Harbor Dlstnct

,here a. all th mlval of the meh day. september 2. _Tllle undersigned Candidates noon hall? ii-om cnnrloitetown; lfiellcll RW” Hell- Ffl‘l“i'» Sellli- wil address the Electors at the thence to Magdalen Islands as fol- Cllflflll Hf1ll» Slll“l'<ll1Y-Sevier!! el” - followmg places and dates-._

MéNDA,,_Le,,_v9 Som! for E,a,,g_ Granville 1-lnll, rnssdny, sept. 1. Tuesday, August 3]st, at Glen

du-Nor Amhers Grindstone Island Spmlgton Hall- wednesday' Sept' Wllllam

tl, r, - .

and Point Bosco. Returning, calls at 3- Wednesday Sept. lst at St. Grindstone, Amherst and Souris; and SeE{2$':é§ lfilhool Holme' Thmsday' Mary’5 Road ’ ‘ ’

and return to Picton. l’ '

THURSDAY--Leaves Souris for Bollshaw- C°“l`t Himsa- Frlday- Thursday' Sephznd' at Heath'

Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point September 10- erd3le~ Bonne and Grnnrl Entry. Returning Cleilallil Hell- Saturday- Sevlelllllel” Tuesday, Sept. 7th. at Murray calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am- 11- River-_

On the first trip in the months of day- September 13- Wednesdag' Sept' 8th' at June, _y,,1y_ August and Sep,emb,,,._ Brntlnlhnno Hall, Tuesday. sepr.14. Murray Har or. weather permitting, calls at West All meetings lleglll at?-30 Pm- Tl`llll‘S(.l2ly, Sept. 9th. at MOHt&- Bay to land mails and passengers for _gllllet 0Dl’t°9l:il°ll Candidates are lu' gue_

Amllerst, thence to Pryon Island. Re- Vl 9 0 ll en - ' turning, calls at Point Bosse, Grind- M- KENNEDY- _ Monday’ Sept' 13th' at Hlgh stone, Amherst and Souris. A- -l- M=°NEVlN- Bank- _

to , 2065-s-zllvtnzol. Meetings to commence at 7.30

p. m. ‘

Signed

®>>S www;

CKINN ON , PROWSE, BRUCE. INMAN.

8 L -I e ‘ l

Moe-tiligs ol’ the electors ol' the ' . Third District of Prince (‘oullty will »,, ,_ 1,,’=, .l -2'?

‘be held at the t'oIlo\ving places on tlici 14,1-..'.~§§-,,"JT.;`;',‘£1`§l"`r»" A?

. ¢ » d date and the times lnentionedz- I '\{,-gf "{_§7,\_'-'_,°"`,llf,'§»Q,' l

EXl1|l)|t10|'| Tell £|‘5 sl-RING vAl.l.lsY, sept.-nllior 2, nt .-7 .W;_(@_.y

_°" lialvililili' ' /If--5'-@~'~.`-7'-=7`."7'~'/‘\~

Tenders will be leceived by the 1 lN~ Selllflmbel" 2. at 7 p.nl. d,,,,.,~,,u|nm5,_,|..n¢.

Sept. i`th, 1015. for the following priv- , , ‘ , ‘ ' flellililllllur 6- ul- 7 ll-lll E S

llegeslat the Exhibition to be held ill (Algal) n};”("MOI"l)» b0Dl‘~‘lllll€l‘ 7. ill R

(`harlottctowll, from the 21st to 24th ' ' ; , -- Scpt. irwlilsive. M0"lT "A“Ml”L- Sclllemh" 7- ‘li sl~:A1.Ell 'rl-1NDl~1ns, ntlaresscll in

1 For the privilege of catering un- . . l"'"', , . , rl 1 l-osmln.~1u~r cellcrnl. will he recol- de, the mum, S,,m,,_ w i.l.nlNc.r0N 11111111.11 llAl.l., son- will ,ll 0,,,,wu Ulm, Noon, 0,, F,,,|,,_,.,

2 For the printing and selling of \m‘I“\l"'.lf"' 8.' ‘lt 2 l"'"' thc sth October, 1915 for the con~

Score (’tlrds for the Races. --" (.'7F:))§']' L01' 14' S"l’lemhel` 8' vcyance oi' liis Mujesty's Mails, oil

Il I-‘or the supplying of straw as .4 . ' ' . a proposed Uoiliract for four years,

rclluired. (EN7FRAl" Lot' N” Septenlller 9’ at Sulnnlcrside, P. 0.,li1ld Railway Sta-

4 I-‘or selling feed for horses, cat- Dm' tion ns required froln the Ist Janu-

ary next.

Ilrintcd notices containing further

illtorllllltioll us to conditions of' pro-

or ally tender not necessarily ac- .,7G5_8_.,lmUi ` ' ‘ ' pcscd (‘ontract nilly be seen anti Uellfelli [ b b I " ' » blank form of Tender may be obtalili-

`olu it ons may e o ta ned at the - __? ed ut the Post. Ofllces of Summerste

0lllC9 Of I '_ . and lit thc oflicc of the Post Ofllco In-

c' R' SMALs"e\2{y?9rl:éns. ARTISTIC PORTRAITS Spemm .lol-in l=. wl-IEAR.

2689-8-26ln10i. ' - . ‘ Post Office Inspector. I - _'_ a -_ 1 illnd Pnhtures Frames Post Ofiicc Inspector's Ofilce. -

14x20 Convex Glass and Frames

Charlottetown, 24th August. 1915.

‘)

First District of “"°“’“"" 1' -. mono ~“8‘~“~2“Mf““““”-

2539'8'16MlM0lNl~ ‘ - seas forces. The recruiting tents were

-- besieged and those in charge Wert’

kept busv recording names The pro~

The Ufld€I`Slgll€d C8Ildld3iZ€S l VE- Y is-_ cession of ilhlnlillated watercraft was

Will 8d(lI'6SS the €l€ClZ0l'S at lille RUSH 1-0 EN|_|5-r a feature. . fgllgwing plages on the dates and - ‘ A1- 3"; 1-0l:|0NTg ` A llilnlher of speakers, of wlionl Holi. at the homes mentioned: ___ Geo. P. Grltllanl was the star, stirred

un lniniensc audience to wild enthus-

TlgIliSl'l Ti.l€Sd3Y, Allg. 31812. at C,-“lung `m,,e{lng llelépprlday at ggm-Z iasni. and massed hands and a chorus

7 D. Ill. borough Bench Park, under the ails- Of Dlffkeil Slllilf‘-l`B kelll ll 80lll5~ lt was

Palmgfs’ Road, Wednggdgy pices of the Sportsmell’s Patriotic As-A the hlilieet thins and the most suc-

se t lst atz m socintion. resulted in me ndrlltlon of cessful in the recruiting line Whlell

§IcLean.S E er’ Thursday between 400 and 500 to Canada's ovar-'l`0l'0lll0 llllll Yet llllemplefl-

Se t.2 d. t7 . , 5-1-1--e---

»--

' S I Meetings of the electors of tllo . » 7 ond' (ille U~rllll€l‘y).Y0ll lll1V¢’ l° “t*‘~“'~l "gm

'r -tl - l Ml ' ' ' " ~ -

ues a_\. eptemler l4~ ton. ._ _ 1 Q \\e are still billeted outside Bail- b l es aml lap-n the music ull The 0DD0Slll0ll i"-ludldutes are m` lhglllrmt Iilbenfitilloisitn Qmiildess ‘gill tlizl S leul" it is a pretty little town about till! ggxrgxrsrders to move out and be-

Viled I0 allellll 8110 Will be Granted 5 a d._ g D -l twice the Slze °f Summerslde- For a lieve me sometimes they seema long iequal Privileges. All meetings to P‘3$N”A‘i" lfiogllil' Friday September 3 wonder the Germans have never shell- time c0ml,,g_ 1 mink Dad I promised ll(-‘islll al 7-30 IL D1- GRAND {/-lE`w i'{ALL S'atu,.day Sep. The Liberal-Conservative cilndi ell lt t0 lilly exlellh One to tell ou of one of the tightest corn- ~ l-0Ul5 L- JENKlNS'- fember 4 ' ' dates for the Third District of Queen's

J0l'lN H- BUNTNN- . f County will- meet the electors at the

shell of 15 in at that was all they put ill us yet or rather as far as I can illld out. It happened the other morliillg just as we were lined up on 'the 9 o'clock parade. It dropped ti short distallce from the hospital and killed tllree soldiers, a woman alld a little boy alid wounded quite a few others. I guess it wus the hospital they were trying to get.

Red Cross nurses are stationed there, bilt it will be the some old story as sooll as ll big battle stuljts on this front and we expect one at any minute. tlley'lI blow it to pieces.VVllellever a big figllt starts they always shell the towlls and roads for miles ill the rear the idea. is to try and stop us from moving up reserves and alnlnunition. lint just the some we have to get it up whether they are shelling the roads or not. If the gulls are running short we have to make a cry at it anyway, no odds how tllick they are sending the-ln over. There is no such a thlilg as “call`t" in the Canadian army or in the British either for that matter. I saw an English ammunition column attempt to go through Ypres ilot tell minutes ahead oi' us and get wiped out root and brllncll. lost eighty horses and forty men killed, just while yoil would wink an eye. They were going tllrollgli ll narrow street with just about room enough for two wagons to pass each other and one of the leading limbers got his horse shot going as they were on the glillop. the drivers on the one directly behind di<ln’t pilll for enough to one side to clear it, the consequence was they blocked the street and before they could clear ll passage, the Ger- mans got the exact range and wiped tholll out. The street was just piled with _dead horses and broken limbers.

The very same morning another col-

ulnn coming tllrougll behind us lost twellty-eigllt mules und thirteen nlen.

The Sergt. Major oi' the 28th Hewit-

'/.er Battery ‘which were were supply-- ing" said we were the only outfit which passed through “dead mali’s" lille and "Suicide corner" without ally casual- ties.

One night when it was raining to

beat the band and as dark as pltcll a llaticlgv oi' our lst brigade ran out of zlmnlllnition. All order came down as fast as it lllotor cyclc could bring it, for 600 rounds ot' 18 pounder shells as quick as possible as our gulls were silent for want of' it.

At the time this wus liappening this

son ot' yours wus curled up ill an old straw lol`t along with some others Sll0Fllli< away, blissfully unconscious of war gulls. amlnunitioll or anything else as I hadll't had a. wink of sleep lor three nights previous, you dont blame nie do you? But. when our Ser- geant Major appeared on the scene and let it few roars out of llinl, we began to come to life. “Hitch up on the double was the order,” as our horses were all ready harnessed even to hav- ing the bits in their mouths it dldll`t take ils long to llitcll up our wagons and away we went I count this as ranking next to the Ypres trips

We dldn’t have such heavy shell fire

on this occasion. but for hardships it was the worst I ever had. Tile bat- tery wus llld away ill some fields and ill order to reucll it we had to cut tllrougll wire fcilcos, ‘go over ,lim-1,93 and I dollt know what else, ot` course there was il. proper road, cut to it, but lt wus too dairk to find lt, (we were not allowed to use a lantern) and bc- sldcs our time was too valuable to waste looking for 11 read, so we just l<0Dt on l;0lllS until we brought up against il hedge or wire fellce and then dismounted and cut our way tllrough. l~]1lcll wagon carries fire cutters, axes. illl<Wl‘lH- drug-ropes. etc. Twice 'tho wagon I was iittnchcd to got ditched and w_e_llad to unload every bit of alnnlullltloil and get the drag ropes on the wheels before we could get either horses or waggon ol||_

I Thu first ditcll we got into my off \0rHe went dowll almost out of sight, I tllougllt. he wus ll goner, we got out of this hole after soiue trouble; and ‘ll‘llll $0 ll llllllllred yards till we ron plunlp into another. Dollt ever Imagine lol' ll nlonlent. we stood around with our hands in our pockets and grumbled ubollt our hard Int'-vk "as we would do lf we were home. Wlllen these little love tokens of the Kafser's" keep singing ln your ears you dont wnste time illlllklllg how you are going to gg; ‘llll lllll lust dig in and work like liilld, “llil lil* Sllfilrising how quick yoll‘ll pull llllleof what looks like lin impossible

Suy Dad! if I worked halt’ as hard

on that farm of ming an I did on this particular night, l’d he a millionaire in n year.

We made a quick trip under the cir-

cumstances but nevertheless the guns were silent for two hours for want of “the necessary," as the boys say out here. '

lnmuy any ond. that llelng --nnner

fire is one of the worst sensations I ever experienced. Shell fire is ten times worse than rifle fire. I have been under rifle fire a few times since coming over and dldn’t mind it a little bit, in fact it was nothing compared to those Jack Johnstone. coal boxes.

BON”

OF Mi ISLAND SOLDIER

Qu en' County at the following Di I t t K! m b h ld at me Tile Liberal candidates ofthe Fourth - _plai-es tilnd on the dates namedz- lolixvin 0 lagegss ,K tl; dim, men. electoral District of Prince will meet Dfv l~SpUrg00li l8nkll\S_ 0011165 9.af8l_Y ll'|l`0Ugll lllree llallles

S P , 1. -

110.1%- -"<1 “fl'l'°°= the °l°°“f'; at the ’° -German dropping sheaves of steel arrows

l‘§§§l'§v' "1ll§"`?.‘.n30.§Ii't':‘.’.’?1<.‘1§'°'<';'..1. DUN”-AS' “‘““““" Sep" 2"' mms pm” and um' ‘ Canadians are not afraid 1

Y. ll CARDIGAN. Friday, Sept. 3rd.

Hull. Bal.nwlNs sono, woailenlny, sill. CENTREVILLE HALL- '1ll“l“‘l“Y- _)

Wednesday, September 1-New M0NTAGUE_ Thursday, Sept. 9th selftemllel' 2- al 7-30 D»lIl- l

Haven Hall. SUMMERVILLE. Friday. SSDI- 10ll1- PREETOWN STATION HALL' Fr ` The following letters telling of the and a few others too numerous to men- 'l`l‘“"‘l“.Y- Selllelllbel 2 E* Nm" All meetings begin at 7.80 p.m. day' S"’l"°‘“l’°’ 3”- ai 7'3" l"’”' noble work bon; done bythe artillery. tion. A fellow can get lichlnti a house

Wllidllllfft- _ l J. A. MCDONALD- ' . have been received by Mr. Robert or brick wall and feel reasonably safe

l"l‘ld&Y. SeIJi@l1lll9l` 3-l\lll€5l°"- J. A. DEW AR- The C°“serva""e canmlfmes are enkills. Mt. Albion, from ills son from bullets, but with shells you want M0lldllY. Seplelllllfff 5 _ ll“§ll°°, Y” J. J. JOHNSON- expressly mvlted and Wm be given lJl'iver Spurgeon Jenkins: to keep clear of those Places l°l` V°“ Bank. J. w. CARRUTHERS. elilllll Pl‘lVll¢S°°~ nnllleul, France. nl-e liable to get n brick on the hentl

Tuesday. September 7 ~ Mayfield 'Pac and Ex. 2738-s-zslnizl _ august 10111, 1915 nntl that nerves the purpose equally as

Hall. ` , J' H',Bl1'I‘I“., ' good as a piece of shell.

Wednesday, September S - New _ WAl-l`l‘JR l-l‘~A- Dear Dad:-This is Tuesday ev- when me l,,f,,,,t|-y are on the move

Glasgow. 0 0 f 2795'9‘1m-lle3l _ eiiing and everything is as calm and elther coming or going to the trenches

Tllilrsday, September 9. -- Hunter 0 peaceful as n church. The guns are lf they hem- a shell coming they can River. , silent just now and except for a couple lla down ln a ditch and may there ull-

Friday, Septelnbt-r 10 - Wheatley Queen S e e . e Ol' Olll' H9l‘&DlHll€‘S HC0llllllZ 0V9l`ll9lld til the danger is over. but it is quite

River. _ ' ' ' '

you wollld never know there was a war dmerem In our bmnch of me service

I hope they do1l't shell it for a lotof-

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ers I was ever ill. Well here goes it.

One morning. to be exact, I think it

was oil the 4th of May, I was in a field between Vlnntiitillgll and Brlelell, twb little towns 11 short distance from Ypres. About half of our section was present and we were waiting for the other half' to conle up from Poperwgh and relieve us, things began to get rather warm and our (‘aptaill told us 'to “‘sta'nd to" rel1dy‘t'o*puli 'out at a moments notice, at this time they were putting the shells everywhere ex- cept the field we were in. Fifteen minutes of this suspense and then li German "Taube" passed over our heads and ill spite of the fact that we were lined up close to the hedges it discovered us. lll a few minutes they commenced putting rigllt into the field we were ill. Say, talk about milking fast time getting out of a place, it was every one hitch for themselves. Tile only way oilt ot' it was through the town of Vlalllzitingh. Our hitch was just getting nicely under way \vl1ell crush. bling. at “coal box" burst within thirty ft-ct of us. I had two pieces

ollr horses was struck by pieces of the shell.

When our column struck the town

we separated and went different roads our hitch along with several other teams took a new road our engineers had made through a corner ofthe town and what do you know about it, iw., of our waggons got stuck in the road and couldn’t move an inch, clear of the two that weere stuck our hitch wn, the only one left. the rest of the col. ilmll were a mile or more away going like mad. and there we were all alone with the exception of a bombardier, Stafford by name. Of course wo couldn’t leave them there so Halt and I unhitched our lead horses and switched them out and then came buck and got our owll wagon.

I guess the close call I had a few

nllnutes previous kind oi' unnerved me, I cohldn't get the traces hooked up or a thing, everything- appeared to gg w- ulg. I' never felt as though I want. ed to get out of the place as bad be. fore, alld mind you all the time the shells were g_olllg over our heads two and three at a time. When we all got oilt, you could wriilg the water out 0|' my clothes.

I can safely say it was the worst fif-

teen minutes I ever spent ill my life.

Well Dad I must close for this tinlc,

Good bye. l`rom your lovillg soil

SPUIL

Baillieul, France,

August fith, 1015.

Deal' Father:-I have just 11 tow

minutes to write this as one of the boys is going on pass and said ho would post lt in England. Well Dad, I`ln still to the fore ill spite of .lack Johnstone, coal boxes, gaas, llgilld rung alld everything else you could possibly nlentioll. They even drop “sheaves of steel arrows" from lieroplulles, they are built so as to fall point down- ward alld if’ one oi’ them strikes `a lliall it will go clear through llinl. Tlley carry them ill bundles or sheav. cs and cut them apart at the moment o|` dropping them.

The other morning they used “liq-

uid ilrt-," against our infantry or rutil- er I may say British Infuntry at “iitlogt-." I dont think they gained nlucll by it. as far as I can fllld out the moral effect is the worst, very few casualties resulted ‘from lt.

Say Dad, our own Culiudlan troops

driven through lily cap and was al- most blinded with lnud and Smoke- li took me about tell seconds to iilld out wllrctller I was killed or not. That may sound rutllel' foolish, but its`ll. fact, I was killd of stunned by the explosion and dont kllow how I managed to stick ill the saddle. The fi.-llow on the head tellin was llil oil the arm und one of

are simply grand, the infantry have ,no equals oil the colltinent of Europe today. I'll admit they are no Barrack- iroom soldiers, but they are the real thing for the treliclles. l I'lll feeling O. K., have had it very ldllict t'or the past few weeks outside _of our aeroplane visit once ill a wllile and a few stray shells coming our way

I `l((‘.oilti1lued ‘oll'pa.ge five.) E

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.win

Ono cent per word Ilrst

- _'Im 1'.

charge Twenty-five cents.

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Insertion In this column half cont per

nord each continuation. Cash mustlsccompany order. Minlmumi

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Agents \V:lnta.-tl

VAoEN"l's WANTED:-'ro sell for the

Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries. \Vo teach our lneli to sell. Experience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont."

8-28ME26I

$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET-

ing card sample book free. Repre- sentatives ulreatly ,making five to ten dollars daily. 'Bradley-Garret son, Brantford, Ontario.

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BOARDERS WANTED.-TWO LADY

students, in private family. near l’. W. College. Apply Guardian

2789-9-im3i

BOARDERS-FIVE OR SIX STEADY

boarders can be nicely accommodat- ed ut the McKenzie House, 89 Sid- nay St. 8-llmtf.

For Sale

FOR SALE.--MEDIUM SIZE “GARY”

flonibinutioil Sale. Cheap for cash. Apply Box 445, (‘ity.

2776-9-1M3l.

I§)RiSA_L*EfI-Tarlll contfnillg 50 acres

choice land in good cultivation with good buildings. Terms easy. Ap- ply to Francis L. McQuu.id, River- dale, R.R. No. 2. 2782-9-1lne12i

FOR SALE.-24 ACRES OF LAND,

good dwelling house and 0ut-build- lllg. For furtlier particulars apply to Edward Mcitne, Ilunter River, ‘ 2190-9-lmsl FOR SALE-A sketch book compris-

ing historical incidents, traditionary tales, trallsIatiolis,.et.c. For sale at tllo Maritime Stationers, price $1. When nlailed 8c. extra.

2722-8-28Ml2ipd

-FOR SALE.-- TWO PAIRS ISLAND

llnncli Raised Mink und Three fenlules. Prices right. James M. Ilewitt, Lower Montague. P. E. I.

2703-8-27M11lpd

FARM FOR SALE.-- I OFFER FOR

.sale my farm at Wilmot, about 2% miles from Summerside containing 50 acres with buildings. Apply to Robert S. Waugh St. Elesnors,P.E. Island. 2531 8-16M11i.

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Help Wanted--Female

ii/A'»Irs*i>TA_1;TrT`f6F§@T.eFsWnnT~

work. No washing. Good wages. Apply 57 Grafton St. 2787-9-1M3lpd

vv'AN'rEo`-‘A G|all`l=os or-:NERAL

housework. Apply to Mrs. T. B. rtllcy, 240 sydney si. 2101-s-almslpd

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. No family

Fair Wages and good home. Apply C. H. Dickie, Muddy Creek.

2757-8-31~m11ipd

LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital. 2417-8-6Mt\‘.

llelp Wanted--Mnlc Wlirli TE Di'-AF 611<T6l"a"niEriiF'l35y`T5

work oil farm. Apply J. H. Jones, l*°_W"lll~ __ __ _27lll‘i.l’_~.1i"l_1i‘_l?.*l. _

WANTED-vouNo MAN 'ro wonk

ill a barn wllo illlderstilnds horses. Apply Revere liotel. 2779-9-1Mtf.

WANTED, MACHINIST FOR LATHE

work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.

2160-7-20mtf.

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LOST ON AUG. 29 BETWEEN

Souris West and Souris East a lad- ies plaid coat. Leave at Mclnnis House _S`oul°is. ., l7_8_0-9-1M3lpd. LOST. E'ye»GIasses vvlth spring chain. Kindly leave at Guardian Office.

_2"59'§'§l;'13_l_ll‘l ____ _

LOST-L.ADY'S SIGNET RING; INI-

tlals E. G. Il. Finder please leave at Queen Hotel. 2766-8-31m3i.

_ Miscellaneous __ T0 HIRE.-HORSES TO HIRE.

double or single, also cab service. Apply to Douglas Smith. Windsor iiotcl, 24 Pownal Street. 2791.9-lnilii

, To Let (__

TO LET.-The Store and premises

on Kellt Street at present occupied by Geo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D. Stew- art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf -3

- Sit-nations Vacant

"SALESMEN: EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city, town or country Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necessary. Write Luke Brothers, Limited. Montreal." __

$2-60 PER DAY FOR DIBTRIBUT: ing “WORLD’S GREATEST WAR. Up to date book. Whirlwind seller.

Linscott Company, Brantford. Olli-

Teachers Wanted _

WANTED.-Second-clan Teacher for

Cable Head West School. 8\lDlll°‘

_ ment $20. Protestant preferred. M-

McLaren, Secy. of Trustees.

_ 8560-8-17mt!

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TRANSPORT IRISHMAN `

HAS REACHED ENGLAND.

0’i"i‘AWA, Aug. 30.- (0mcial).-

The transport Irishman, which sailed

ed in England. Silo has on b0Bl'il three ofilcus and one hundred mell for the field artillery; four office" and two men., details. and 1.009 horses, of which 713 were remelllllll for the noni artillery, 150 ritilnz and

from Canada on August 12, has arriv-

146 light draft horses.

D U 3 P m -*i '?"_@ _ ' ' "W '"v""""“'" “Mn” M "“fW""'”"'A"" W' "H ' 7 K “ Brocton School House Friday, F- E 'mm

1 ~ ‘ lil ‘t ” E - 1 . Greenmont, Sept. °6th.'at` 4 pfmi ~ ` -2- ‘ ‘ffl ` Q( O _ ' ' Q’

Alberton, Sept. 7th. at 7 p.m. l 0 0

CHARLES DALTON; ' '

S. T. GALLANT. 1

2704-s-zruslioi. _Mg __ ._