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THE CHARLQTT_l§TQ§_I[_ _n ,GU ARDIA

weekly (Now E l n ll' Morning Dany r-°:lT:u';Tl 1391” 1887'

E CHARL0'1’rETovvN. CANADA. FRIBAY. OCTOBER 12. 1917 E§§:§.? 5.1'tai'.t§'fi1'::‘.’.,‘i.“,‘t:::::."if‘.:‘f2f '"" `i‘*°" I

IMPORTANT MFEETINIG- 25UseIiU33|iN3

OFCI

There was a lively meeting of tile' too good f`or the firelnell. He would ‘ms

Kiev says that at Bariloff, in the

vcrnnlent oi' Pedoisk. 200 persons ve` been burlled to deatll in a Vodka

('ity Oollllcll last evening' wllen a li

number of irmportant matters sucll asa the firemen what tlley really desired. go motor truck for the firemen. addition- i-le was anxious to please the flrelne-n ha al hose, improved building laws, eloc- as a body not necessarily tho Fire me trlc lighting and other things too nu- Board. S

meroua to melltion were discussed. 1 ills .Worship advised getting some- 201

ills Worship ‘Mayor Brown occupied thing worth while and not spending no the Chair and the following mc-mbers to'o lnucll money ulltil the City was 10 of the Council were pl'osellt:_Messl's. :able to do that

Wright, Smith, McNevill, Jenkins, itat-

ko to be sure tllat we were giving

l*E’I`l'tOGRAD, Oct. 11.-A special

Buiitlull riciu|lv» -

(Canadian Press Despatch)

patch to the Novoe Vremya from <

tory fire.

oldlers looting the factory set fire a thousand gallons ot’ .spiriitg in the lar, where they' were trapped by

flames.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Councillors Wrigllt, Miller, Smith, LONDON’ och H"Th° omcml

tra.\’. McKenzie and Miller, also l-its McKenzie and McNevill debated the .Ui "mI°"“"‘L I**““"I ‘odd-" hy U10 Bl‘ii~|t~lll

ilollor Recorder Martin. and Chief' Ita- question very flllly.

naghall was also present, representing

the Fire Departlnlent. eel' of the -Sllsby engine at a salary

When -the bill for electric lighting of

for the quarter was read. His Worship stated that he did not think the (‘ity W

ri .. , .~ . .

was getting all -the light it was paying all allowance of $300.00 be made to thc U"

e attention uit' (‘allad`ians.- to the

st call under the Military Service t. All British subjects who have re-

for. Other Councillors spoke nlong'l"

the same line._ The Chairman ofthe Worship stated that it was only rc-.l- fi' Light Committee stated that no doubt somlble that the Chief' of the Fire A°

the light was not all that could be de- ll sired at all times. bllt the Company li

was new doing better and as thc- sum- any plzlce and inspect thc- same. name to mmtary Service under um

t, and tile notice will call the at-

nler time was the time that com-

Ml'. Conllolly was appointed engin-

$i00 por year.

Tile City Clerk was illstruc-ted to to the tllldelwl‘iter=l asking that ‘VH

ire (‘.l\iet` for Fire inspection. ills th

partnlent should be the inspector. id

e slrould have power to go through of

Councillor Smith said that the City AC

plaillts poured ill owing to the foili. shlould have a pernlancllt Fire ('hiei`. ton

age no doubt they would be fewer it

from now on. lvould not object to it-_-in 'fact they

The bill wus. llolvevtir, held up and; W

(‘hairiman ot' tho Light ami l'ower Committee was 'nutI\0l'izr>.d to proceed oi' with an iuspeetioll of the light. sup- ki plied to the City. ill

The report of the Fire (‘.onlmiltr~.o the co:~l't ol' coal alone at $7,000 and

laid on the table at a previous mect» tl

illg..was taken up and tiloroughly dis= ver about one llallf of tilis extra I

charge. If

cussed. I

One of the clmlses referred to n mo-

tor truck for the llosc- and lilldller (‘o_ pany could imako the increase accord- M

and after numerous expressions of ill opinions it was decided that tenders

be railed for a motor trurk of at least. to

35 to 45 horse-power, capable oi' rar-I ill

rying___l}‘p_9i;___&p,iL_1uJidel:s..an:l at least te 10 men to a fire.

Councillor Ruttray was oi' the opi~ for additional hose for the Wire i)c~ nion it should be purchased at once. parrlnrilt, lurid tenders to be ill beforll "

('ouncillor Jenkins said nothing was R

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EIERIIE EIi]Ni§ IN CHINA V

BOSTON. Oct. 10.-Colltirlllatioll of

plesn reports appalling danlage and extrelllf: suffering fronl the disastrous floods in North China was received ill messages to the American board ot" conlnlissioners i`or foreign nlilssions, made' pllblic tonight. James H. Mc- Cann. treasurer of the North China mission, cabled to tho board‘g 'head-

qll:ll'tcrs hero saying tllo colllpollnds

C. A. 'l`ranspolt Collducting Ot`t'icer “

°ea~:ol» why he desires -to leave Calla-

llt Tien Tsin and 'l‘cllcllow were flood-

ed, but that all the lnissiomlrlcs were" -V

safe, although colllpelled to seek re- sidence elsewhere.

` ~. ' -. . . . 0

»_~lIE \vEA»|\nER‘ oclock, to whlcil evelyone is lnvittd,

'l‘EMI‘El{A'[‘UltE ’ TIDE, MOON, l"."l`(l_

TORONTO, Oct. Ii.-Fresh north-

west winds. mostly cloudy and cool with some scattered showers.

The highest temperature recorded

yestertlay was 48 degrees above. At 10 n. ln_ it was 48 above; at ii p. lll. it was 43 above. The lowest the pre~ violls night was 4l above.

Tile tide will be high this nnorning

at 7.36 and tomorrow at 8.38; it will ho high tonight at 8.30 and tonlorrow nt 9.09.

The sun sets this afternoon at 5.39

and tomorrow at 5.38; lt. rises 'tomor- row morning nt 6.31 alld Sunday llt 6.32.

Tho moon rises iolllorrow morning

at 4.05. ,

The Inst qllnrtel' oi` the lnoon was on

Sllndny, Ort. 'ith at 5.14 p. lll.

Thr.-ro will bo a new moon on Men-

day, Oct. 15th nt 9.41 p. m.

Tile length of ‘today will he eleven

hours and ten minutes. RMLM i:w&R. ETA OilMA ltll'l` RAR

M|n|rd’| Llnlmont aural tonthlehr

\‘()MlN(i EVENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IIEETINGB, ETC.

.L_.....

"Strictly private business meetifng of Great War Veterans who have any- y, where in this war seen active service, or been honorably retllrned from England, Friday, October 12th at 7 p. m. in Mayor Brown’s office, to form association lor' Prince Edward inland. 611-1

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would mean safety and the citizens mp

l-ro asking i`or it `

RIIIARY IIIUB EPERIVIIIS

all ill(-|'e1lsc ill lates of 2 cts. pci lowatf on domestic and store light- g._ 'l‘he_v ostilnatcd the illc|'ease in

is llltlcase in lates would only co

till'

it was poillted out that the (‘om- sm

g to the agrcenlent with thc' (‘.it_v. M" 'l‘llc Tender :ind i‘ropert.y (‘omnlit- le" e lvcre :lutllorizcd to have the ceil- g of tilc- M-arket. lllouse cellar at- llded to and repaired. ‘ W Tenders were ordered to he culled "0

nn nhl

k llc

iln_\'s`.

SUT!

ilhllvzlrti llsivllltl wllo desire permission

OTTAWA. Oct. 11.-Offical notice

A-t the weekly lllllcllcoll ot' the llo-

r. Viet; Prcsirlent. Vail liuskirk pre-

l'. J.l‘l.li. Mctiready. lie took as

ur with tile central powers of Eu- pa- cerillill restrictions :ire imposed

upon the male population of military

gl.. that is lronl iii to 45 years' andy

War Ofllco regarding military opnm. tiollg'<on tile battlefield ill France and Belgium says:

Iii BE IIE-IIAIIEII

l he"publishe-d throughout thc' itcrl,Stafes on Saturday calling

ed ill Ca-llada since the declaratioll wl-lr and are of Military age are

tion of Cllllatlialls l'vsidellt across line to this provision.

y (‘luh ycstel'tll:l_v in thc iiozey Kor- »

ed and the address was given by

subject the r|ucl~.'tioll of permits to vc Calllnlla with which he hlas so

cll to do at the presc-llt time. ll the allied coullltries that are at

otlicini pcrlnit is llccessary to ell- c suvll pt-.rsolls to travel abroad. c rcgulntiolls have been adopted by (`nlladiall (loverllnlent. Male per- s ot' military ago resident ill l‘rincc

nb.-lout themselves from Canalltl

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CAUSES REJOICING l;{]Nv[|u|gN

Alon' Northern Y res Sector. Suc

A Libe`l-al-Collservative Convention_

NO CHANGE ALONG NORTHERN; Considering the llnpropitious weather

SECTOR.

l'lIblTlSIl FRONT iN FRANCE to order, nominations were called for. |/inn ssliolulw, october 10.--rlledlnd Dr. R. J. lvrcoonald was unani- '"5

“The-re was u heavy rain again last French and British Allies this morn-'lnously chosen as the party's stan- PM

night, The enemy‘s artillery nhowpd lllg were fighting both the weathorldarfi bearer. `

(.m,,,mm-able a,,t|v|t_V during Um night and the enemy in 'maintaining the ipo-I Dr. McDonald ill accepting nomina- Ar

west oi' Passcllondtlclc. ()tllt-rwign sitions which they reached ill yc»ster-‘tion delivered a short and appropriate

lIl‘=l'0 Was nothing Ui' special inte<rest'fI*lY’s drive to the east and north oflspeech and promised to do all ill his im

to report." _ Ypres. The night brought virtuallylpower, if elected, to further the ln-

no change to detract from the victory' tercsts of the district. 'Tv

FRENCH DEFEAT GERMAN A1-,won along the northern section of thoI Premier Arsenault, wllo was pre- '

5 TEMPT. adV8llC0» ' f sent, was then called upon to addesa and J' J' McNally' `

(Canadian Press Despatch.) the Convention. He complimentedipmmt

PARIS. Oct. 11.--The French last ' (Canadian Press Despatch) the delegates on their choice of can- ' `

night defeated a (iermall attempt to rlldate and reminded those present art

recapture I-‘rrollnd taken ill the Fl-encilI LONDON- 0"E"h“r 1I~_/“I Bfiiiliil that Si. Peters’ District had had in the

0fff_.n,_,ive in Belgiwm ,ms “.e,,k` me is l‘e.I0i0illtl HI lifllFZ'~“ U'I“i"P.Ii~ Th""'0 past _rears the honour of electing such Mcouigan

War Office zllllvollllccs. On thc Ver- IS -I°.V "E “l 'UIIIERW V|‘fi0l`Y \‘“=‘C0llll men as the Hon. Edward \Vllelan and T '

dun front the (iernlans ‘broke into ad- only I" importance to um Allied Stand I ll l`0l’Illf‘-F ICHITOF 01’ U10 `G0V@l`“m0llt| Pineau v,m(.,,,| I,-mmm lm_`,m(mS hm wnm m_|at Marne, and thm-ft is additional eu.-: Sh, \vnfI_id Sumvanx After a Conv .

‘thllsiasnl at the newest and nndoubt-‘ M Si

pllislfd after a spirited engagonlellt. im ` _I U ‘ ' -llllilllfflllafy l'0f0\`@llC0 £0 l`~ UIPBOFI H

- n`v(‘_:v('f(‘°_"°“ MT "l‘;"iIUI: ““'°°pI"g‘ and expressing regrc~t that ill-health

A|_l_|Es ATTACK oN _BULGAR ' "'ma'.'y' he '_ s‘ "“"” “'°" mm lrmnpellcti him to rc-tire from pol-

.: l l , ', _

FRONT. I 'mH_le vmtom Um Ono over uw. ities the Premier gave at short re- P.

Tclltonlc army and the other over the

.lhlg character of the Teutonic arm.

twill nr Saloniltl act.-m-fling to the The ,,,,,,,i,,,, ,,,~ p,,,,0ne_,s taken ,hug the government had received from the iiuigarilln ofltcial statement issued fm. reported is 2038' including 29 om' Borden government, enumerating the 5° \\/'ct|llvstlll_\'. The attacks which begun (,@,S_ This number includes 400 tak_i lllzrnerous benefits conferred upon ‘this after violent artillery fire of twenty- en bv the pmnch_ We also captured' Dl'0VillC€ Such IIS the CM' FHFYI 9-d‘ C

four hours were broken up at two‘a ravi/ field guns and 8 number Of' ditional subsidy, fixing of representa- points by the Bulgarian artillery. (machine guns and trench mortars. I U0” iii fi minimum Of 4» V-BIGZTHDH Bild

"""‘~°'--~“-'~------~- ----~ ~»~»-~~----»-»-»-----------~ concluded hy exhorting them to lend

Y.M.C.li. Transport Officer Will

I W must apply to him as the Canlldiall

° ' lnligratioll inspector i`or this Pro-

llddress u Public Meeting 'I I Toni ht. °

9 . n

Professor J. A. Clark received a te- 5

gram from Capt. T. W. Jones. Y.i\i.

esterdny intimating that he would vi-, I

sit (‘harlottetowll this morning audi ‘I

.Jill address a puhlici meeting in the I0

l-learn. Mammal llau tonight. at s S

the Red Cross Ladies to bring their l

The telegram was as follows:- ~ J. A. clark, pres. v.lvl.c.A. ` "

` Cllarlottotown. d

Expect to rr_~_lcil Charlottetown told' night on inspection of ‘Military lies- D pital Colllmllissioll work. Am »jllst.I 'I ronlpieting llollliuioll wide inspection T' of returned soldiers’ work. Wouldi( like to mlriress gllthering on this and ‘

Y. M. C. A. Military work il` you can:f arrange it for tolllorrow. Must leave* C

Saturday morning. I

Vi i"olnl~l of application may bc plocul

tnitting. T

ll . 1 l ncc at his oflice in Charlottetown.

‘tl ' -

there ol at the principal post oiii

es. Tile 'applicant is required to 'take oath before the lmlnigriation in- pcctor, or before a notary public, or justice of the peace, flllly identify- g Elilllseli' and stating a sufficient

zl, whifllor he desire.-l to goyand llow ng he expects to be absent. He houid also give the names of three r four respollsi-ble pc-rsolls to whom c is personally known and to whonn c refers t'or further identification. he :\ppli<rlllt_ is reriuirod to Dl‘0Vi<l0

wo photograplls of himself of recent

att-, one of which may be attached to

hc application and the otiler to the

crmit»-if granted. l-le is also re- ulrrd to give the name if some bank lalunger, chiet’ of DOIICO. <`-lC'l‘HYll'lHl\.

ir Dolninioll Government 0IllC0l° I0

hom he *ms been ptwsolmliv known

V . . . , f . l _ or mouths or years, und- who will

ertify the :lppiicmlt.’s signature and

wttcs.. that the photograipll is a tl‘ll€-

ikeness. The photographs should

CAPT. T. W. JONES. l

Y.M.C.A. Transport Conducting Officer

tum lcclnui

All those who have heard Capt. Best will wnnt to hear Capt. Jones ill teh I'

lleartz Memorial l-lnll tonight at ti,"

p. lll. Free to all, no collection. I:

IITSIIIIIIVIILE.

Eiiiiili III CHINA GIIIIWS

*"1"-°° -T-"‘-~ _.,.-.__._. __ _ _. _

he about 2 inches by 2 1-2 inches in, size :llld unmounted. llhotogratphs nken with a hat on the sittor’s head rc not ndnlissublo. Tho regula- ions above referred to do llnt HDDIY n woniml and permits are llnt, ol

courso, issued to tllonl. The United States ll:-ad-tax is olltirely controlled by tho authorities there. Any rosi- dent of Canada* wllo desires to enter

hc lfnitcd States for a.tomporary stay

should the in s position to furnish ss-

S/\("KV""'E' N~ B~0"t'11A:"I’A“ Mi' iI’iT“"'°".V ""’Idf’"‘i“ "7 I‘;“"(':g h';d`:" ln memorianl notices allilcars HU” Hardware Co.. Ltd.. Alley & Co. and 1600 tons and three fishing vessels

0il'|0llt. Wlliffll lllfly llF0V0 ll ll 0CClIl uninterruptrd les dout.o ll ianata or day rm, Major Ha,-ry Hap, Cans: an A* E' ,I,nombB_ worn also sunk

md *‘h°“'- “°"“ y‘”'l“"day “car th" “E '"8"' °“° -war Imm°‘"aI'°|y prec” Scottish, killed im action, and Private

junction of Main Street and Allison ding sllcil»clltrnller.~. it should be re- Ivan Cm," _|oy_ Royal (1anad|an,,| mia.

avenue. An automobile driven 'by memhered that these are war times slug a year ago, _ Robin 0'llleni's struck Thomas, nine- and also that in none of tim countries Saw;-f|ay"n casualties are 101 offlc~ T

year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. now at war are the restrictions urpnn ni-E., 30 final-1, 2.750 mon, 624 deadi

o a

Cocilrane. The lad was thrown vio- travel less strings-:lt than those of The rnglmontn suffering are the il 5'

. l i |11 Machine Guards, Highland

loutly to the ground, striking his head Canada. Mir. Mc(‘renty -answerer tl Eng eers,

on the edge of the concrete sidewalk. number of questions, and was after light infantry, L8i70l` Coflilh “Wal OTTAWA. Oct. I0.-An interesting LONDON, Oct. 10.-A Router dis.

' Werdrl llwllfilllii R hlillfty vote of Warwickers. Londons, Dorstshires. statement gllving figures for recruit- patch from Paris says.: "The cor- *

thanks on the motion of Rotarian ing and wllstage ill the Canadian ex- respondentcf Le Matin with the Bri- Cnirk, at-mnaed by noun-ian pmner0y_ --------°;~-°°-’_”“ peditionarv forcel dllfins the elsh! lleh armies says the English captured

____ V to one hundred banana lost their IN n;ont.hs from Janllary tio August, in- a German order-of-the-day relating

PI’7K"'NG~ W°"“"‘*“‘”" \0°E' 9'” wo RUss|;|':és?,L'°,_',;:g,TA|_ ,mg el, according 1° vsrvlns e:ll§1°l'¢°°;'; e\:NlclT8:TlTzlN:r NT>t<T: frT\TlN-1:d:;uE;‘:nv;Tlch W" hmm”

liiver. have been .broke-n` by floods at\ ' ;:gg:;§d.ct|(;:.;T;°eF81?/zxngie th; vic_ J::;w;::§ 22:31 °:»|11,,nf;':s?:‘;)u;-é lnxgrangzltreiregwxs rgzxgctcugi: EW° pI“°°°' “°‘“` P“°h°“" Th° "“'°"N e:£:£0“t:A3; Pgga'-e.7n'__ tims were soldiers in the holviiil 0" men from various causes totalled 91. This is why commanders of units. T” "hazing Tn” nonhertly flarectrfn 52: 5,-h|¢n wig und M ,_ ;,|d.°g|c, ami Ulf”-' “ml fI°°" °f~ "W b““‘"“5h 'md 804. leaving s net loss to the C. E. F! should wear the Red Cross uniform

mounds Llnlmoni num gmmn nm l>"° Y W “UN” ° -° ' “‘ .hmmli in ~,,mh ,om ¢,,,my;Mel servants occunylns quarters s 0"- irgr um smomln or 42,4425 men. when main; :nam uno msuln."

TWO DAY8.

Royal Gnrlisotl Artillery, Royal lin-

? a hand to Dr. McDonald in his calm-

I pnigll and nssllrcd them that ii’ they

T - _ I did so he would he elected in Novem» d

T ber 7 by a handsome majority. 5°

U YE' *_ i-loll. McEwen, who was also ____ | (ganadian pm" De3pa;ch_) proscllt. shortly addressed the dele-

(canadaan Press Dispatch) I o'r1‘AwA, oct. llfuegotlatlolls sales. llsylllz a tribute to the Premier. M

0'l"l`l\W»\. Olftollffr 11.--lvlwiller leaking to the mrmation at ll union' and =llS'0 urssfl the delegates to sive

or not the' voting in the ilolllillioll ei- governltwnt are approaching the stage' Dr. McDonald their active assistance ections takes place on l\ionday‘, Dec- of nna||¢y_ _ and support, assuring them that emher 17. depelldr- large-i_\~ llpoll the Hom J_ A; came, stated today that though he was a busy man at pre- 4'

date upon which it is possible to <-om-- the deliberations. wmch have ag|tamdI sent he would go into a csrmpaign and I plete the appointment oI` the rctnrll-' the capital and the country fm, sever do 31| he could to forwnf-d 'Dy-_ M¢. * illg office-'rs for the various ronstitll- “I days mst me "Rely to be termhm_ ‘nolmhps election 4. encies. md before sau".day_ He “id nn, Tile following resolution was then

T-_T>`_1;__ thing which would definitely indicate 9""-P05011 *md Carried “"““Im°“3IYi_ at

his belief eithel in success or failuleI RESOLVED that We- members and

delegates rc-preselrtillg tho Liberal- ,,

_._____l_ Conservative Party in the 2nd Electo-

ral District of King’s County. here as-

» sembled. take this opportunity (on

Ai\’i‘STl<]ltD/\ivii. Oct. 10.-Gr'rlllau_v this his first. visit to this District) of *

lllld Alllilrill llllllfiilry have agreed to y » extending to Premier A. E. Arsenault

lilflkii Hllotllvl' |)l_‘a<‘t_‘. Offer t0 lilo Alll- our hgpptiggt fellgitationg on hig' ele- os, the I)cuts<~lle Tags Zeitnng of vailon to the pmmlershlp of mtg ° Berlin, says it learns on good author- `pmv|nC0_ and of assuring mm of our iiy_ The orfc-r will have as its basis "_`_ confidence in his ability as leader of

no territorial aggrandi-zolllent. til:-. Newspaper Dhmlav Week is 8 Nm tm, great Conservative Dany' *

sllrrendcr of ilelguinl and i<`re'llch Hmmlvwldn fcm“;_e with an FURTHER RESOLVED that our w""II0'”~"- Ill" ""'“‘“'~`I“tI°" °E I’°St'I""' . thanks lbe tendered him for his visit

lnclnhers of the Alllerimlll

tori-itoi-ini at-duisitlons for payments Nvwgpapm P"mmmrS‘ Ammcm today and for his able and eloquent Y ill money and no illdelnnity on either V ‘_ _ addrmm . . *

tion of whuh horly The Gllnrriinil ls

Side' _ _ _ the ollly member ill 'this province. The m""U“E¥ "1"" adi0"""°d Will'

. cheers for the candidate.

This year window displays aio

being featured ill ”i'i"» citic-4 ill which

THE BRITISH CASUALITIES OF ' ‘ ' -O-O *

some 520 newspapers are engaged.

___ ` Tile nlain idea of the plan is to iillk

' |)0N|,0N_ 0,,¢_0h¢,r |p___Tm1ny'n ‘ up the 'merchandise ill the retail stores British cm-nialties are:-203 ofllccrsf with the national advertising for tho

til dead. Among the regilllontn suff‘-'merchandise which is be-ing conducted _ ming nrt-, the itoyal Field Artillery. lu the leading papers. Only nation-

ally advertised and 'thoroughly trust-

glnonrg, (Talnerollisns, Labor (TOPPS. worthy and dependable goods is tea- (canadmn Pun- Dllpnch)

Royal Scots, Cameron i,li&!hIllll<I0`i‘ii~I lured ill Newspaper Display Week. LONDON October 11___BrmBh Lancashire lflluillors and Oxford and Among' the. local storm, mkmg mr, merchant vcgseln over 1600 wus. sunk HIM'-Ii Light l"f““U`Y- Nine “MY Om' are Moore & McLeod. Ltd.. Prowsc by mme or Submarlnn in the past cars- are l'fl'P0\"i0<l dfmd- I"CI“dI“5 Ad" Bros. Ltd.. Patons. Ltd., MacKinnon week mlmbm. 14_ m.,.0,.d|n8 to tht, mlrnl Sir l"r'>fi°fI<‘»l‘ "*"“"‘°“' °°'“` Drus.<'1n-. G. ll. Taylor. I". J- llvlmlw offical statement of me British /ld- \l1Hll<l0\'~il\'°hI"f“* “°“Y"‘~ & 00-. hid-. W. W- Wellrwr. Rollers mushy to-night. Two vessels under -

*LOST THE SIDE CURTAIN 0

H A|G’S \l|C'_|'()RYi SI. PEIER'S IIBERAI IW.

IIONSERVi'\IIiIE

for the Second District of Kings was

yesterday.

the attendance of delegates was large. _

After the meeting had been called

view ot' the work dolle by the Con-

' _-fc tin 'til tl G-‘ E i'

(canadian press Despatch) twig b;TiP:"e'_ ‘gllqlat tlse K;ri’:;I,]E_ Sggrilé- sc-.-vntive government since it came Fraser.

LONDON' Oct' H‘_Ame'l troops illates were sa in about the unbeat 'limo power in 1911' He also made

made ll strong attack south of DoirnnI. I y g E -’ reference to tile splendid treatment A°°l`U-

telephone cables and so forth. He G

ment of W. F. 0’Connor, K. C., n

NEW YORK Oct, 11.-Giants toda

r_ min?

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(Canadian Preu Despatch)

REIURIIING EIIIER

OTTAWA. Oct 11.-The appoint-

eneral returning officer for tha Dom-

i undoubtedly hg confirmed.

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-_ e-_-I 1- EXEMPIIUN Biiiiiiiii

R' J' Mcbonuld ch°5°n Tznlon elections, has been recommend-

g p -N CUIIETEUIZG. edlto council and the appointment;

EUR P.E. iSiIiNIi

(Canadian Fran Despatch.)

OTTAWA, October 11.-The follow-

nce Edward Island.

Tignish-A. J. MeFsdyen and J. senault. ‘

on. _ 1

Richmond-H. A. Darby and J. edge.

are the exemption boards for

O'Lesry-J. Doiron and A. J. Math.

Summersidel-Judge MhcQuarric

Alberton-W. A. Whitt; and K.

Charlottetown--Judge W. S. Stew-

and P. A. Smith. '

Crapaud- J. W. Newsome and

Hunter River-F. Bsgnall and

Mt_ Stewart-W. O. Owns and

ughes. Vemon Bridge-F. Murphy.

Murray River-W. H. Prowss and

Gormely. Montague-A_ J. Fraser and W.

Souris--A. L. Fraser and H. H.

St. Peters-A_ .Lewis and L. Ander n. ‘ -

-ini

Dundas--J. W, Stern and J. R. ampbell.

IANIS BEIII WHIIE SUX

(Canadian Press Despatch)

feated the Chicago White Sox by ore of 5 to 0 the fourth game series.

innrd'a Llnlmont euros eoido, sto

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in this column udvte. are Inserted

two cents Per word not.

T0 LET, A ROOM WITH ALL MOD-

ern conveniences in private family. Apply st this office. 490-10-5Mtf.

FOR SALE-COTTAGE ON PAR

St. Apply N0. 23. 555-10-10M3lpd

FARADOR MACHINE T0 LET B

week or month. Apply to 224 Eus- ton street. . 600-10-i2Mtt’

FOR SALE QUANTITY OF F0

, X

rwire, and long cedar posts. Isaac Ives, Montague. 599-10-i2M10i

FOUND AT LONG CREEK-MCL

ney. Apply Rev. F. A. Huble/_v.

Montague. 556-10-f.0M3lpd

WANTED AT ONCE , MAN FO

farm work. Good wages offered. Apply to Fred Hyde, Cornwall, P.

B. Island, 609-10-12M3lpd

*WANTED-AT ONCE, HOV, FO

HORSEBHOER WANTED--AN EX-

perlenced horseshoer one with 2 or 8 years' experience. Apply It E. Osl- lant’s‘ Forge. Euston St. 569-10-10M6f

errandliund work around ofhce. Ap.

ply at Guardian Office.

580-10-ll.M»t.!.

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automobile. Finder will be reward-

ed by leaving nt Revere Hotel.

- -- ~..~ ' 01540-llM3l.

HIRTY FIGS, FROM1 T0 months old. 4 mitch cowl. and horses. P. A, Forquhsuop. .86

Queen St. 542-10-Olltpdl

*WANTED MANIIIU MIN

FOR BALI-GIVEN MICFIRB ._2 and 3 yearn old. Tom Home Stanhope. 000-lbdlllipd.

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