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Ilia iliiailoiiiiiniiii Guardian

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l-load Office at Charlottetown. Branch Olllou at lum-

moralua. Atherton, Souril and Montague.

.\`_\‘i‘t'ai».\v, t>i'ro1ii_~:1< 21. 1916.

THE ALLEOED MANDATE

Sir \\'ili`rid Laurier had al\\'a_v.~ claimed that lie had

the iiiaiidatc o_i` l‘arliainei.it for the estal>lisl1iiiein of a (`:iii:iili:i1i f\lz1\'_\'. l.et us Sec l1o\\' he obeyed it. In the saiiie _ve:i|‘ caiiie the liiiperial foiifereiice in l.oi1do1i. _\li'. liroileur, still .\linister of .\larine_ was one of the l`;ii1;idiai1 1'epresentatives. The llritish .\linisters iiiadi- pt-i't'ectl_v clear what the .\dn1iralty and the lm- perizil iiineriiiiieiit co1isiile11'ed best. They said that on _\li:'\' :uilx liiztt, that the inost cl`fet`ti\'e defence

l»_\' sea would be ziccoiiiplislicd l»_v the direct assistance of the llomiiiioiis to a single linipire Navy, any part of \\hii~1i could be used at any time to defend any part oi the limpire. Here is their own statenietitz

" l`l1t~ greatest oiitptit of sift-iigtli for a given ex-

pciiilitiiri- is obtained by the iiixiiiiteiiaiice of_a siiigle _\`:i\_\ \\i1l1 the coiicoinitaiit unity of training and 11i1it_v of roiiiiiiziiiil. ln iurtlierattce then, of the simple stra- te_;ir.'d ideal the iiiaxiiiitiin of power would be gained ii' all paris 11;' the l-iinpire voiitrilniteil. acrordiiig to ilieii' iiecils :iiiil rc~o1i\‘t‘e>. to the illltitltetltiilce of tlici

liriti-li .\l:i\_\." illriiish liltie liook, page lift

llzii ii i':ii1:iila or ,\t1stralia preferred to tindei'tal<c

l1,.~:il -left-ti-'t-, the .\dt11ir:i1ty proposeil a partiiersliip _\`.i\_». of l)re:1iliiot1_;lits, lit-~tr1»_\ci‘s, and f\`11l1iii:ii'iiie>. iii all |_; vessels with c1‘i~\\\ of _'.135 men. the \\liole i<1‘,iii|1ii1i»iit costiiig $iS.<x1o.ooo. _

_\ii>t1':ilia :it~i~eptt~il the plan :ind has _goiie on with

it. '

_\'<~.\' Zi-:iI:1i;1l oi-»lt»i‘1~l her liri-:idiioii_;lit, which has

lwciriiit- part of the llritisli _\'.'1\'_\'_ and three 1le>ii'o_\'- t-1'~.

.\lt-:ii'1wl1ili- \it~t1':1li:i_ .\'e\v 7_t-ziiriiid and the other

l)oi11i1iioi1~--i:/l/ ./'nt tiiiiiiilii-~~1~iiiitiiiiieil their _vezirly p:1_‘.i11eiit. _\`ew Zealand promised to iiiaintaiii her l)i'e.'1iliiot1_Qlit \vl1en coi1ipleted_ New 7.eal;1nd has less than oi1t~_~evei1tl1 the popiilzition of Uziiiatla.

\Q'ai:i (`:i1ia<la failed to rise to the occasion. (fa-

ii.'i~i.'1 woiilfl not _ioin tht- other l)o1i1iiiio11sit1 providing :i l’;1ciiic N.'iv_\' and \.\otild not provide :1 complete ilcci unit. ‘The t`:iii:idiaii ilovt-i'iiiiit-iit iiivitcil the _\d-

1i.i\':ili_\ to ixplztiii how iiiiivli coiilil lit' done lor Sl. ot tofu 111 in .<_;_r1oo_ooo ;i _vt-:ir in the w.'i_v of >t1ppl_\-ii1;_{ two ~-,|ii:id1-i11i~_ one for the _\tl:tiitic and one for the |':i1‘iiic, Sir \\`il1`1'id did not accept the eoiidition that

the _\`zi\_v \\liii.~`ii l1i» proposed to create tvoiild go under

tln- coiitrol of the _\d11iiralt_v :is part of the lfnipire \"i\\ iii w'ir ti

, 1 me. ._ _

'l |ii~ i`i»iii't-11-iice eiiiled .\1i;,'u>t iotli. iooo. .\ns-

i1':il1`.'i1i :intl .Yew Zezilaiid 1'eprcse1it:1tit'es \\'e11t lioine

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and the ~'oi1~trtii‘tio1i of their ships liegliii aisoiice. Ilyl

_liiiic oi' thi- next _ve.'1r. tht- l)t'e11d1ioii,f,'lit L`i't1iscr~ .\le\\' _ _

Zvzilziiiil and _\ii~tr:1li.'1 were under coitstrttctioii in _

111':-:it li1'it:1i11 for their re<pecti\'e |,)oii‘tiiiiot1s. Un _|:~iiii:1i'_\ 18, i~,1io, Sir \\`ilfi'id l.:1urier iiitrodticeil his :tilt-gt-d .\‘:tv_v liill. The l".ntpire was interesteil to see \\liat the leading l)oniii1ioii wolild do. lt found that the (`:i11adi:i11 tiieasitre did not provide for a fleet unit. lt diil not provide fora l)1‘e:uli1otigl1i. li did not pro- vide that the proposeil si|1iailrons sliotilil, in case of war, lit-coi11t~ part of thc lfinpirc .\'ii\'_\'. If dir/ tio! rrvii <li'i‘lii1'ri' t/irit I/if iiiif'_\‘ .tlifiiilil _t/it to ilii' iii'fi'iii`<‘_ ti/` I/if /:iii/*fri* iii mi_\' wil '_ '

its anxious outlook in the form of .1 propltetv its readers would_11ot have been seriously concerned over the matter, as the }’atriot’s prophetic flights, though fairly contintious, have not been an unqtialified .success up to the present. The Patriot very foolislilv r"_\s: "Let it iTh@ (itiardiait) produce a recent oHii‘i:il_ statenieiit front any well, recognized political or olii-| cial soiirce that it is the lio\'er1iiiie11t’s intention to

proceed within :i reasonable period with the standard- izing of the gauge. The (iitardiaiils own ipse dixit is not siiiiicieiit. _ ' l _ .\s to this we havc‘on1y to say- that the Govern- ment has been "proc_eeq1`lgf’fuiiititerrtiptedly with the (`ar l~`err_v propmsigitzhliéiiiee the contract for the work was awarded and the proposition as the Patriot lcnows, includes the standardizing of the P. I7.. Island Railway. \\`hy shotild it be iiegpssary for the (io-

verninent to inform the Patriot onaiiybody else that it was still proceeding with the work, that it had no intention of giving it up before it \vas~co1t1pletcd?

liveryliody uiiderstzinds the tieed of the transfer

shed pending the staiidardization of the Railway. It appears from the evidence given at the inquiry that the "teniporar_v” feature of the- present shed ivas too much in evidt-tice and that it is desirable that better

acconiiiiodatioii be provided, especially for the winter season. A resolution askiiig that such be provided was passed b_v the meeting. '\\'hether the resolution is demandiiig more than is absolutely iieccssary for :i ieiiiporary arrziiigenieiit we are not in a position to kiiow. Some at least doubt the wisdom of making :iii :iilinittedly teiiiporary ci_11itri\':11ice too elaborate and the use the Patriot has ltasteiied to nizike of it n1al<es ii txtreini-ly stispicioiis.

THE CALL TO MEN 1

.\ call is now beiiitf made to the manhood of Ca-

iiada both for new units and reitiforcemeiits. The call has been souiiiliiig in the ears of Caiiadiaiis for over two years; the cause for the call has been before' them for over twlo years; the _reasons why they should respond to it hav_e been before them for over two _vears and especially so during the past _vear when the Oaiiadiziii casualty list pulilished daily contaiiied the naines of those who fell because they had not received the assistziiice they needed.

The call is being repeated iiowargely' to iiiiheed-

ing ears. Recrtiitiiig has fallen i alariningly. lt is liegiiiiiiiig to look as ii' the voluiilary s_\'ste1n had ex- liaiisted itself. as if practically all who realized their oliligaiiotis to the country that feeds and shelters' them, had done their duty. It now remains to deal with the others. lloiv is it going to he done? .f\c- cordiiig to the llefenie of the Realni _-\ct, or the Ca- nadian Klilitia .-\ct, they can bg compelled to take tip ariiis in deieiiee of their country wherever such de- fence can best be offered. _\t present that defence can o1il_v be oi`i'ered on the battlefields of liitrope. There is where our men are needed to save and de- fend our country. So tar it has not been considered iieces_~tar_v to enforce this law. 'I he govertinient has left the matter to the free will, the patriotism and the maiihoo_d of the people. The free will, the patriot- ism and the iiianliood have come forward, the others have iiot. \\'l1at then rein.’iii1s? _

\\'e arc lighting :in enemy whose men between the

ages of 18 and (io are compelled to iight. The present military itge iii both (lerniany and .'\iistria is between those two ages. They have between them a popula- tion of over one hundred millions. They have an ar-

The l:ir_<_gest ship of this ilcct was :t liglit in1a1'moiir- lll'li (lf ll lllilllllll lllcll Collllllg of age every -war' _""‘l

____ _______`____ ___ _____ _____`_____ ______`__`__ __.______ _`_______ ________`______`__ as long as_the war lasts this new army of a million with :1 siiizillei' one :ind six ilt-~tt‘o\‘crs, were to com- mm llllll ilollllhill lllc irillll ll) ilghl lm' llilil “T llllml pii_~;_e the L`aiiadiaii Nrivy. and this was to be divided ll_l).lll lllc mlllllllillli ‘ll llicli hom' llllerl-V loving' ln-ml into two scpiadroiis, one for eacli ocean. _ lllllillls lllli llilllllll ol' llle lllsl fall to armf llaV°_l""l

more than our promised h:ilf‘mill1oii men in the lit-ld.

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PROPHECY, 1 NOT OUTLOOK

1\\"l l‘i‘VL’ “Ol Kill llivlii yet. \\'e are Still depe1idin_-.5

upon those ivlio went forth voltiiitarily io defend

The llatriot explains in its'_\'cstei'd:1_\"s isstie that

its :=~~i~rtioi1 of the previous 1l:t_v, iiaint~ly_ that the pint-iiiiiieiit progrntnine with i‘efcrciice to the (`:ii' l't1""\' :md the .\‘t.:tid:trdization of the l'rince lidwaril

11l.'i‘.1l l{ailwa_v had broken down. was a pi'oplie1'_\'_

i.'.t_ 11 ,stateniciit of fact. llzid it in the iirst place. putit appi-:irs to he the oiilv fair wav.

their cottiitr_v, depending upon them alone, while men equally lit are shirkiiig at home enjoying the shelter that others are dying to providt- for them, lt is not fair, it is not llritisli in the former llritish wav. It would be i't-grt-italile in the extreme to he compelled to enforce the la\v and yet under present conditions

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Dollar Day Excur

Schedule of Time and Fares on Special Trains ' 'wi-11--1 by _

On OCTOBER 26th, 191.6

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.\liii'r:»_v llarhor leave 7.00 ,~\.

.\liirr:i_\' River 7.13 \\'ooil l~|:iiid 7_3;

.\lclvilli~ 748 “ lfiiillllil 8,05 " \'ernon River 8,31 “ ‘ \'ernoii ‘,~'_ 8,53 “ l_:ikt- \'erde 11.05 “ .\li. .\lbioi1 9.1;' " .\ll. llerlwrl 0,27 ll

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` Olllllbllll READERS

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_ W. 8. Loulon.

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The test oi' a man in the lliglit that he

makes.

_Thr Krlt that he daily shows;

Phe way that he stands on his feet

and takes

I-‘i1te's numerous bumps and blows.

.___-, A coward can smile when thero's ' 5; ~ naught to fear, -1 . _

When nothing his progress hare. 11-

llut it takes a man to stand up and

130 cheer __

While some other fellow stars.

1.50 1.40 1.20 i.oo .80

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it isn't the victory after all, But the iight that a brother mnkas;, '|`ll@ H1811. WIIO. driven against tho

wall.

Stand up erect nn‘d takes

1.50

l"rcetowii liiiierald _l<‘t. llr;id:1lb.'1ne l"reilci'ii‘loit I liiiitcr River

8.39 8-48 8-ss 0.06 0.20

1.25 `l.lO

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The blown of fate with his head held

high,

Bleeding and bruised and pale,

is ‘lie_nmn who'll win in the by and

ty.

North \\'iltshire

l.nyalisi _ 9,45 Royalty _|ci. T tooo Charlotteiowit Arrive 10.15 “ “ ,

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Wa tim humps you get and thc joltii

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'init tho uhm-lor that your rnuraze

g ‘1 P

tion of gl-fugh Ronald Stewart to - a

interesting and proved un inspiration to all who so faithfully attended. 'I`he_ visiting elergynien. Rev.Z\ir. Huband, and Rev. 1\ir. Little will always re- ceive a` cordial welcome iti this city.

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Mr. T. C. Ja ies' many friends are

pleased that lille progress towards re~ newed health in the Roytil Victoria Hospital is so favorable that his return home in the near flllllfe lB looked forward to.

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Miss Josie Blake \vho has spent the

pai-it five weeks visiting friends in Montreal left this week lor Halifax where she spent a few nays be- fore returning home.

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lt is pleasing to learn that Mii~iB_

Evelyn Goff. _whose e1'@S we1_‘e giving her much anxiety is _much improved and that she has arrived in Toronto from New York, to resume hcr muni- eal studies.

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Mrs. w. 1i.`er0.ntii1 returned this,

week from a short h11t pleasiniit visit to New York, ‘

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Mr. and Mrs._ Alfred V. Fraser left

on Friday via Sunimerside on return to New York. The banquet to Mr. Frziser at the Victoria Hotel on Tues- day night was a most elaborate affair.- hlrv. l"rust:-r greatly enjoyed her stay; in Charlottetown and was the EMS! ut many pleasniit ztaftcriioon teas

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Mr. and Mrs. t‘. H, B. Longworth.

.\liss Rose Longworth, Mrs. Arthur Weeks and .\ll:is Weeks. and Mrs. VV. S. Stewart. are spending a pleasant

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Mrs. (‘1. (‘. Gardiner. left last week ~ . '

for Montreal accompanied by Mrs. ,;» ._ _ `

Richards. Mrs. G11rdiner`s iriends ' f _ _

hope that she will soon return in her . - . ' _

usual robust health. _ _ .

o o s ' ‘ ' ' ' _ _ `

Miss Elinor Roach who has been l V the Kuest of Mr. 1and Mrs. George ~ , . A. Sharp for the past few weeks has 1 ` _ » _ _ 1 _ _

~' t ed h ` (te "

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_e urn to _er home in Sussex a r 1 . , . _ . _ __ _ _ ,

a most delightful visit. _ , ` ' _ '

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The lhterestln nevifi of the romtr - .- ‘ Q

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Lteutengicy lnhthe Flying (_‘orp: v_v_as 1 , ‘il._',l. _ , . 1, Ti... *fr.,¢ lllill _,_ rl 'l -- . " : _ _ rec iv he l 'e k y is at er _. _ _ , _ _ "" ' 1 _ ,~' .

Mr._f D? _ S:eii\1di't.lllfiei1t. Stevi'art'sf _ l' "T _

t'rie_nds will heartily congratulate him _ 1 _ _ _ _ H - 1 ~ 1 - on his'-well earned honor. "l '. 'l - _ l ',

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Buftoriok Pattern _

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week in St. Plet`er'sl(‘l1u1-ch was most - -l _ . .

'rhelmissioii .uiiieh eiuseti thisl l ‘ . _ V6 dflouf _

DISE. The “Force” behind PATONS’ F RS is

summedupin one Word---“V'alue.”_ 1 1 1

L0 OK Your Furs are t

Here

We are particularly well equipped -

Pieces and separate Muffs. 1

_ n Furs' in Alaska Sable, Black Fox,

1 = ` Blended Watermink, Caracul Astra-

chan, Cinnamon-'Bear,‘ Fitch, Isabella

i E 1 Fox, Mink, Orenburg Mink, Opossum, T . Grey and Black Persian.. Lamb, Red

1 \\ Fox, Patch Fox and lots of Odd Neck li 1 1 “i

Dress

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holiday in New York and Boston.

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able showeri on Tliursilay evening ini

the city, Mrs. McLarl.}'1 WHO WWE heri

in dress of ivorv satin and

gowned in mauve silk. Mrs. Tennant

and Mrs. Rec-k, who wc-re assisted in] the- tea room by Miss- Dutcher. Miss Hyndman. and Misa Ritchie, poured tea and Miss Amy Palmer ushc/red the guests into the reeeptioit room. The tea table- was prettily decorated in pink und white, sweet peas and similax being dulntlly and artistically arranged. Miss Dorothy Winchester very eflicietitly presided at the piano. Mrs. MeLt\rty wus heartily congra- tulated by her friends on the success of her tlrht post-nuptiul reception and the evident enjoyment of till her

guests. ‘

lIlPll|ll Fll.lSiil

Will Kllilwll Hllli

HEMEMBlil{ll

The many friends here of Captain

Robert Fraser, who t'or many years caiiic to (‘hi1rlottetown iii command oi' the irteiinishlp Cohan. running be- tweini this port and Montreal, and whose wife is u daughter ol’ the into Mr. A. N. Large ot' Cltarlottetoivn 1\vi|l be interested ln the following item front the Daily British Whiy nl l(ingi»:ton, Ont:-

"l1i ii mor/' fitting manner the em-

ployees oi' the Montreal Transporta- tion Company, Ltd. in this city, paid tribute to Capt. Robert Fraser, who for the past. thirteen years _has been niarliif- superintendent of the com~

pany in Kingston.

“i‘apt. Fraseris leaving the com-

pany to make his home at Long Benoit, 1 Cal., owing to the fact that his hca|th~hos not. been of the host. and his physician han advised him to go south. Late Thursday atter» noon the employees, with n n\m1b€'r 0! personal irlendlh Zat\iBl‘€1i in U5 stock room to say good-by!! I0 CHDL Fraser and ut the same time took ad- vantage oi the opportunity of pre- senting him with :\ partinS Sm- CHD!- Fraiier has ably looked after his dutlespand during his stay with the company has, by _'_hlB g£‘i\lBl and 'courteo'us manner. V011 ill” 'l¢S¢'9°m Uf ' iiiiitthé eiiiipioyties. it iii with iiiueere

be restored to good health. and that* he wiii be in a panitibn 1° asain re-

he leaves on Saturday for his new home. A large circle ol' friends throughout the city .join the staff of the Montreal Tronsportoloti Comvlm'

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Tho prize flint escapes your hands.

worth;

it im’i the blows you deal. But the blows you take on the goodi- 'l`hnt shown li' y0itr'ltull'is-real.

stands, ‘ _

,,_1~, . -OILICTED.

Miss Gladys Large gave an enjoy- hi

Q o ld 111i11e doing bette`1'l‘

four care. Ontario apples and four earn 1 of Qtie-bec. in a totatl of 41 cart-1 oi fruit. Mclntosh Rods sold at $6. to $6.50; Alexander and Wealthy. $3. I0 $3.25; and ciab apples, $2. to $3.

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turn to Kingston. With Map- lunar"

their best wishes. _ ‘ "The employees ot' the company

honor of Mrs. Ernest Beer. Qllillilprcsented Capt. Fraser with a hand- 11 number of y0\l\`-Z D90Dl@ Were DFG-, some tie pin a11d a pair of cuff links. sent and th0r0ushll' 911103111 llmlmitl at the same time presented .\Irs.' pleasant time ttiforiied. Fraser with a laily's companion. _ *‘ "‘ “ _ A, Turner, the local agent of the

.\lrs. J. A. M-_ii-Donald. of Bi'ii-Zl\i0l1- company. ably looked after the duties

is visiting h0l‘ Hum- MV"~lof master of ceremonies. and before W. Abbott, at the Waldorf culling upon "Francis King. S0llCil0\‘ Apartmeiits. Grosvenor Ave. West- for the company, and “Jack” S0. rnount. Mo11t1'eal. wards to make the prose-titation read

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11 address. which was beautifully en-

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Yesterday' afternoon Mrs. J. E. nic-___,__.os__ed and framed: M_._ King and

Larty. received i'or the first time in M,._ (fharlottotowii since her marriage _anillslerlmg qualifies of Capt. Fraser, and the V€l`Y` large i\Umb€'l’ Of Calle” ww' expresserl thc deep regret ot` all the a striking testimony to the popula1'lty_ amptoyeek at his removal from the she has won dining het' res'hlencc~ 1n_ my

Sowards referred to the iuany

‘;Cnpt. Fraser made ii feeling reply 0 "the i1oys1" thaniting them heart-

wedd H » _ _ _ It chuntily lace- was ass1;'~,e:l by Mrs. HV fm. their .kind _.emC.mbmnf,0 on law.) T. \v.1iiurphy.tiie'1Mt@f"SWK iiéhuit ni' iiirui Fraser and himiuiif.

IT'S A SHIP BUT lT’S

ALSO A GOLD MINE.

Amherst Men Gathering Big Profits From Schooner Launched on Parruboro Shore. (Amherst Guardian.) Speaking of gold mines. what about this one:-A ehoit time ago M1 Am-_ herst man invested a sum oi’ money in a vessel built and launched on the I’arrsboi'o shore, Within ten weeks after the schooner took the “ml-91' lm received in P¥`QfllS fifty- three DGP Cenb 9( the amount he had invested. Sltliffi 'that time he has ecelvetl another $200 as -his share of further DY‘0fl.ls earned bv this vessel. '

were made at 7e to l0e. and U16' l0W€'l' giades at 4c to tic per pound: sheep, ewes, $725 to $7.50; bucks and eulls. $6.75 to $7.00; lainbs, $9.50 to $10.50.

HIDES AT TORONTO

E. ’l`. (furter & (To. quote hitles. etc..

at Toronto as follows: Lambs-kius and

pelts, $1 to $1.50; sheepskins, city, $2.50 to $3.50; sheepsklns, country, $1.50'to $3; city hides. flat, 20c; cc-un~ try hides, cured, 18c; country hides. part-cure-zl, 1’i'e; country hides, green. 16c; calf skins. lb., 250; kip skins, per lb.. 22c; horsehair. per lb., 38C; home- hides ,No 1 $5 to $6; horsehides, No. 2, $4.50 to $5.50.

"’°

Q .loin the Greatest

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-A-‘urs

world '

_ plans free of charge ?

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_ 1--in Existence, to.Sav¢_Mo_1_tey_

1 lt does not cost anvthing to j tin, you merely invest your

money in large or small amounts, in the very best of security

obtainable, viz, Life and Endowment Insurance.

When you think of the numberless widows Life insur-

ance is saving irorn poverty, from hun_ger and from despair, of the countless children to whom the olicy benefits are giv- ing a chance in life. preventing them from bein huddled ` together in the slums _of large cities, breathing foui air and eating food both unsuitable and insufficient and best of all

1 saving and preserving to them the mother's care, you will

agree that it is the greatest beneiicient institution in the

». We would li <e to be of service_ to you and yours. Can we have an opportunity of submitting particulars of our 1

Co-operative Plan ;

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` Amy qw,-negkmt Another _Amherst

less thanla year- since' thé'-Bhlll' W"

lflyndihan & Company, Limited lf;-ovlncial _Managers,Gr_¢a_t-West Life,Charlottetown $_everalrel_1able energetic Soltcntmg Agents wanted

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mum._|,ed_..¢§|,.y,¢t4 The Guardian that he had recelvo_d__returnp_ amounting to 1,000. or better th\n iift'-i1l1re_e Der- Zgnt. More than thisfbotlf these g’9h¢ tlemen and the others in tl1e_§0§l;l_.‘__ who invested in the schooner sl _ have the plet1,si_l_rit_prospect_of further large returns from the ship B VOYBSBS- With tho present demn_t1i.' for bottoms nur the consequent high fwishis the shareholders havc'eV0l'¥ F0550" to ex' pect to gather generous proiitii .for Home ti,me.to come and stlll,hi1v_e their _ stock in the vessel \iY.ll€l1 “0I‘mHl Sl\ll>'_ ing conditions come back aS8l“~ ‘

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l`o`r its owners than this (`umbe1'lai1il owned schooner.

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ln the three days' Montreal received

` sheep at Manifest. ` _

fected stove- '

i`n_ every day --Is easy "on Coal

the Coal

_ Montreal. Oct. 16.-Sheep and lamb F & . V ll ‘fr pylces today scored u iiirtiier nd- L .. n G32' '." Vance oi 25c por 100 pound. ' There ' » _. L_

'yas no chance in the market for Vjgtgrja _Row

halves, and sales of good choice stock | ' _ » ` r ,_..- _

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regret that the members of the ,stall ._ ll"_'_l"`_` _i _ .‘“‘ - _ __ _ say farewell i,o.ihlm._1 _built ll lll°|l"- ‘ ` _ ' '- ~’*f1*"’ earnest wish thot‘ln due time he_will _ ' _ _ _ ____ . __ _ _ _ ____ _ f

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Felt footwear now ju prices right. ' ' r 1 __

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