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to read this pn::le. The answer _1 ca;-'_~..-~_ within the 48 squares above. _\.l:"t i_\ t"Es answer? Solve lt,ond valuable prizes awmt you.

"’ HOW TO SOLVE IT The shove squares hold the answer. it is in

one sentmre of nine worilu, containing forty letters. Elehictterisreprcncrltcd b‘yn uuzzlbrr, snd_l.i\nt nuruberis the pxitlnn o the letters in the alphabet. For ii\:t~.:~.cc, A is reprenailtci by the figure 1,ns itls first in the sl-i1;:i;<-:, and so on. Now,‘tol:`Yp you gg: .=':_~.r:c.l, we will tell you ¢h:l,tt.:e f..':t l::t:r in l ie p.::~.!: |s“\v." because \V is the 23rd ieztcr n the alphabet. ' Get. tn work and figure out the words in the sentence, and try_ to ii-_:f_l the answer to the gr:-_:t question, “ \ Jlien \~.'.ll the war be over I" it is not easy, but it is worth while tryin; for. °`

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rn : _ v 1:.i_l:»lvs IloraePower Auto _ ~ $l5‘g'f`d= 2='--iff-==dy rnhlinécnnnn-s - 2 .oe 3rd-!.l'.i_’;:lilccnt old Watch

paid Chain, or Glrl's Wrist

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(th-Lovely 36-inch Doll, hand- i

Yiowncd, and beautiful

:r“,ll:ils Doll Carriage ¢ itll

5ih-Elo c tr ic Proricroscope. Better than a mag e lantern. . -I “ill show ony picture or post-

card p.\oto on screen ° - 7,50

(itll-Full~sl:6 Football n ¢ 5,00

7.n to wth-Sal!-Filler Fountains AL l’:;;;i. c.1ch $2.50' . . 19,00 ..o lil i_.xtra Prizes i_or Boys and

Girls, each $1.25, - _ 11,50

Total Value oi Prizes n . 33") _'gg'

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Q rfpornta sheet ol Duper. {Va will vrllo ll soonwau sizigyve-r*i1s :pcelvedaand tell you liroar solution I-It Ofthdlrlud |l'r'i1:‘i:I.n:t°i‘o:viiia.w mumw lvhaf Others Have Dons, You Can Do ilsrs are the rlsmos of only Q hw oi tho boys ami

I1.-is to whom we have recently awarded bil Irina-

- Ellstlnnd Pony and Cart. Hslen Hraitln _, i..ilnonLon.

Sh°'~'\\i\4 P°n1. Beatrice Bushes. Buen-

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Sl00.00 Cash Lyle ilanson,Humliton, Ont; anno cnnh. he en nsn-»ns,.l-nulnn. All.. 8~x.i._oocn.sh,rflnrsnsnNnsnltt.Aznprler.oni.

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tm- Only bovland girls under 17 years si ass

mu; send sas vers. and sae bay or girl will bs' required to perform l smsli service for us ies which an additional vsl. nshle reward or apseisl cash prisswlil be (ivan. The eorltesl will elosa on liaroh dist at 1.50 Mm.

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We do this ’

- All she screening and clean-

ing that is necessary to bring Diamond Flour to you in pure, snow-white condition, ~

‘ free of specks and chaff, is

done before it ever leaves

\"°ND" 'our mills. You get clean flour. and

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Q .9 what is equally important from a

baking standpoint, you get n well- proportioned blend of choice Ontario

7' '52, Q” soft wheats and Manitoba hard

\4'r B? wheat, which is ideal for inning ,

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BYMPA'l`HY.- Mr. an dM'rs. Frunlt A. Trainer of Dorchester. Mass., have . the sympathy of lnanypersons in this province in :ho sad death of their twill daughter. Eunice, which occur- red at Dorchester. Mass.. after u

short illness. I

lilies Blanche Gardiner. ilornwall,

has received a despatch stating that Pte. Horace Gardiner. inialllry. was killed in notion on sept. zlht lnnif Pte. Gardiner enlisted in the 105th ut' 16 years of ngei -fwas trunsieried to zlhh nnunlam. than is rsih bnmt1lnn.` lie was only 19 when he mario tho

supreme sacrifice. ‘

' Mr. Wm. Dillon, Sydney Street received a telegram yesterday stal- lllg that his son Pte. Wm. J. Dillon infantry is ofilcialliy reported us hav- lllg been killed -in action on Oct. 10tll.~ Pte. Dillon who was in his 21st

your joined up with the 115th in St. John. crossed over to England and was for many months attached to the, A .M. C. about six months ago he crossed to France and his death come as a severe shock to his' parents, follr brothers and three sisters wllo are left to mourn. He was a grand son oi,

‘Mr. William Dillon, Market Clerk. I

Tile last meeting of the Cheese Board for the season was held in the city yestcrdity. The following was the board message: "Seventeen hundred cheese boarded twenty four and

.I quarter bid no sales sold on curb ‘elghts to quarter higher small make."

Thirteen hundred and seventy-live

cheese were boarded of which eight hundred and seventy five were sold to R. E. Mutch for twenty four und

one quarter cents.

_ A great deal of d‘issutist`actlou wus expressed regarding the shortage ol’ cheese boxes, and lt was the wish of the Board that the makers of boxes would speed up the production in some way and tllus give the factor-ic_< il chance to get their output out of the

way. lt is very elnbarrllsing both tu the buyer and the seller to be up ug- ainst the proposition of shortage in cheese boxes.

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OTTAWA. Oct. 22.-Sir i‘.hzil°l<‘.~

Pitzpaltrlck' luis resigned the <‘l\ii-l‘ Justiceslllrp of the Supreme (!miri_ ol' Canada and has been nppolnicil Licut. Governor of Quebec in succcsl-limi to the late Sir Pierre Evarlste Leiilalii-._ The vacancy in the Chief Justice- shlp has been filled by the promotion of Si-r Louis Davies whose promotion will necessitate nn early uppoln-tment lo tire Bench of the Supremo Court in ilccordanca with the provisions Ol the Brltisll North America Act. This vacancy will be filled from the Prov» mcg of Quebec which requires at least -two nlembcrs__of the Supreme (iourt shall be appointed from llmonli ills Judges or barristers or u<lv00l\'l0S of the Province. ' i The Guardian in comlnon with th..

inland hnnmly coirsrotulatcs Sli Louis Davies on his well lneivited pru- motlon and -the -honour -his brilliant career hns brought to his native pro» vince.

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On learning of the promotion of Sli'

Louis Davies to the Ollie!-Jusiicieshlp

cd the following tol6§l'B/1113 - ' Sir Lous H. Davies. K. C. M. G. » Chief Justice Supreme Court

of Canada _ I

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Tile little, but till-important things that--:liter quality of ilialcrial--cnilnt most with thc well-dressed, arc just the icillurrs that milkr -Pi-llmans llllilctwcilr the choice of itll dis- crililiniltiilg buyers.

Pearnsns, Llmltld

Also makers 5' °‘”“" oet_.r and ‘ Honor)

Canada. 'Ad multos lmnos.

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.Xl ¢=,. ~ Beautify your J 'Complexion

--and rid the skin of un- sightly blemishes, quicker and surer,'by putting your blood, stomach and liver in good order, than in' any other way. Clear complex- ion, bright eyes, rosy cheeks and red lips follow the use of Beccham’s Pills. They eliminate ,poisonous

` matter from the system,

purify the blood and tone the organs of digestion--Use

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I GEESE STOLEN.-A few nights

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WIIOIB 0|' me P90919 °f Prince Edward, stead oi shoving hcr in among thc

of Clmailn Premier Arsenouit forward-I Captain Rowe call bc _relied upon

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THURSDAY

Mr. Janice lhlton, M. L. A. rec-b

eived 3 cable.yestcl°llily luluoullclng thc\ilcnsinl; news that his sun 1.icut.‘ Rowland Paton. now i-ll an English ; Hospital, sulferlllg from wounds, hnsli been awarded the Mill-tary Gross for.

conspicuous brssvery.

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HOME FOR 'BUR|AL.- Tile rc-'

mains of tho into Capt. Frellk. Cullen

Alexu.ndr'.i srr-lvcd ill the <:i:_\' 'I‘\:--i-

UBY from St. Jollil's. Nllll. 'l`lli: lullvv ill lilkcu place ull 'l`liursilu_v ill l :I I

_ from his iatc llolni- .\lr'_xail|irn to

lllc Cntllollc Cellletcry. \'.l.il~lol_.:.owii. i

WEDDING liEi.l.S.~» Un 'l`uesday

evening Oct. lst :il lst; iloiliilil Struct, Winnipeg, the Re\_ J. l'llilllps Jones of St. John's I’i'esbl'ir|‘1lll\ church, of-

ficiating, Miss (leoi-film Hooper;

Matheson of this cii_\ ililllghter of

__e-ll ISLANDER WOUNDED.-Mrs. Klaliii

onine A; Pierce, North Lakeville, rec- eived il tclegrasnl Monday sta.ting1 than. her- linslnlnil 712853 ms. william

Francis Pwrce, infantry. has been arlliiitted to tire 25th Gene-ral Hospital France. Oct. 2-nd with gunshot vlound in the face, chest and upper' extrem- ities.

ilgo, it number of geese' were :stolen from the flock of Mr. Willialu MicKin~

icy, North River. Susplcloll points strongly to it certain party amd it muy bo to their advamtago 'to ricturn geese at once, before they hnvjc to deill wi-th tllle huntl ol’ the in.w. This is but a yearly occurrence and. now that it clue has been found it ls high time a disclosure was made- anti the party prosecuted to the full cxtallt of

thu iilw.

ll.~\l,i|£.\S CHRI-’US.-( )n Sallur-,

rl;l_y last an zlpplicutioll was uuldc bcforc thc,Clliel` justice at Chaullb- crs to rllsclinrgc from custody ;\'iw.il`|l'c iiiillzlllt \\'Iio`\vil.< il prisoner ill Qucclis County jail. The lialllc iu illc warrilllt of Collimitluellt, on wliicll prisoner was detained was .~\lfrcd Gallant, and the offence ilu-litiollcrl in silmc was breach oi

,thu l"i'uI1iIliti0il url. The prisoner applied for release on thc ground illilt llc as not the person uillliod ill the warrant of Colmuitlnciit. His Lurdsllip, il-ftcr Ilcrlrillg thc cviilcllcc and zlrgulllcnt of cmillscl, discllilrgcd the prisoner from custody. ticorgc S. llinlzlu, l{.L`_ was counsel for thc prisoner and W_I€_ Bclltlcy K.C. ,for the prosecution.

I Tllli S'l`.'\NLliY lfL7I\Il(i.‘\'f.l_il)\ '-Cziptilin \\'illtcr Rowe, of lIlc‘ lslcnlllcl' Stanley is rcgilrdcil not ' only as il skillful navigator, but also `:l vcry cautious one and one who liliows danger when hc secs it. Saturday he brought his ship up Iirolll qunrillltiuc where she had ‘been tlloiou flllv funligatcd and’ in-

bullch of llllfilliligzllccl craft at tlic lliariuc qunrtcl~s, Dzlrtllioutli, lu- droppcd his llllld hook ‘In thc strczllu. .‘\Il thc illzlrillc tlcpartlllcllt stcillrlcrs have had their cxpcricilce with tlic

i lllflueuza, but thc ,_S`timlcy has gollc through thc cleansing process, and

to keep hor frcc if. it is at all pos sible.--ilaliiilx Mall.

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WEDDING BELLS.-A vcry pretty

medal a

Mr. David llinihosun ol' North Mil- ion, P. E. I., bc<rall‘.c_tllc brlilc of, Mr. John A. ii-laclilnilon. son of l\ir. und Mrs. lfinlcy l\i'.lcKinnon, ol' nroolinclilf P. 1-1. l. The hi-lun look ed smart -in n suit ul' navy blue surge. The coat opened over a blouse ol' white georgette crepe. and sho woro a becoming black velvet hilt. Her iurs a scarf and muff. were of Hudson seul. Mr and Mrs. MacKinnon have taken up their residence in the Luch

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wlnnlveo TORONTO,CANADA Mormaral.

A REMIDEI-`l.-'lille Guardian has

received from -a friend in Eng

lett land. Tlrls medal. it will be recalled. was struck in honour of what was perhaps t.-he bggest wholesale murder perpetrated by Germans during the war, -the sinking of the Lusitaillu. when 1198 persons out of 1951pcrisll- ed. it is interesting to recall nt pres- ellt, while Germany in her quest for peace is deuyflng the perpebratlon of outrages, that mine ‘Kolnlisclie Voikzci- tilng. one oi’ the loading German pap- ers suill of ltlris outrage." With joyful pride we contemplate this latest deed oi' our navy." The inscriptions' on the

re well known to Gualrdi-nn

readers: the sinking lih'ip with guns

illld acroplafnes to prove -the Gorma.-il _ _

falsehood that she was ,carrying con, sion lil O'Loa.ry. Ho is survived by his Lmband; me Cunamd omce in Now widow. formerly M~iss McKay of l~`rec- Ymk Where Dean, gm, at the wwkm land, Lot ll, w'llo will have the sin- mmdmg out Mckew wpassengors who core sylnpathy r/I many in -her bon V (_:/“S had* neglected the German Wa,mm_ oavenlcrl.t.v'l‘lie renmlns will be itnlkcvll _ i _ i

THE OLD

The advalliagc of a good baking powder as

il lcavclliilg agent instead of cream of tartar and soda is twofold. First, it is scientifically prepared in such rl wily as to insure satis- factory rcsults. Second, il is much more economical when one considers the .high

liP<1t’i"‘ l*fi°"‘“ limi SELECTED full ull _wEE»\'S’ f<oi§i;f°= ufs="ll_»lll'§_Slill__.___

MODERN WAY

price of cream of tartcr.

Magic Baking Powder is guaranteed to

be the best and purest baking powder it is possible to produce.

IWAQ I; sAl<lNc Pownal:

CONTAINS NO ALUM

\ Isenc tractors.

| Mllny f-riclllls in this ilruvlncc will _-___- ~be sorry to loaxrn of ‘tire ilcutll ilni OTTAW/\» CCL 22--'lille f0ll0W suhinisrshlo, yesterday or Dr. lleni-y nullws appear ln wdwb casualty 1 l-;. lvlcnwt-n. lin hnil been in rather Killed in action E- Allen- Cafdls hour hcnhh lately, nn-il his and was Died of lmeumolliu- E- I“r-leer. M

hastened by nn ntmack of lniluenza. IHSUS- '

Dr. McEwen was 52 years of age and < ` 7 ¢ ' l

had been is practising physician for 22 years. lie was a native of Dundas and before locating In Summerside about it your ago practised hills profes-

DIi`.D Ol PNlIUl\iOl\lA Fraser, Montague,

ILL z\. Rzlynor, 'I`r:lvcllcr‘s R \\"OUNDl'ID David Laird,-Nortli Bcdcquc, C. Gautliicr, Rustico, `

l\. Iliinilll, Bunbury,

been shown xl replica of tho Lusilamu V (Germain) medal which Major Bart- L __ ' * 'V ,-_-_; 5-'Q

she denies the 'perpetratlon of out- PURCHASES A TRACTOR.-Mes rages. IGran.t and Kennedy. cty yesterday The sllilloineii letter has been rec- livcrerl to Mr. Antemas Betts.

civod from the Head Oilicc of the bcrlalld. one C-i the intefmatioilal il i'-.lnadinn lied Gross. ‘vestcr Cu.'s very lastest type oi kc

sts de-

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that the ship was go £2 » - The medal as danmmg proof of Ge, torment wllil be inode in Bloouliicltl-

i L \ .Unk to 0Len.ry at 11.30 a. m. ioility. l-i ` ` _ n D w ` lx. _\lIiill. Lardlgail,

\\'infici<l, Clilltoll,

me in Mm, 1915 ,md of Cemetery probably under l. O. 0. l~‘. _I.

man treac ry _L _ _ _V _ _ _ German falsehood _then and now when auspices. (_ l\lucIi, i`iglush, A

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On behalf of the Province of which weddilm; was soiemnlzed on Wednes-

day morning October 2nd at St. Joa- chims church Vernon River when

congrlltullatlons on attaimlng- £0 the

tlh Judiciary ui- Miss Helen Curley daughter of .M1-_

Then. Curley, village Green and Mf- J. Alphonsus Kcoughull. B00 Of MV and Mrs. John Kcouglillu. AVOMUIIU

I were united in the Holy 301105 °f

matrlmony by the Pllslor Rev. P. D. MoGuigan. P. P. The bride who is one oi vermin lurcr's most ll°D\1l°\’ young ladle., \\- li i' '-ltily attlred in A mil; of navy b!\»-- uns velvet with

tanpg hat api l`lli'> I0 Yillllibli. 8.1111 cm-,led .3 lyomllci oi white carnations .I and maldenhair icrn. She was attend- . ed by her sister Miss Gertrude who

wore il very becominS SUI! 01 Ulm? colored silk velvet with bat to matt:-\ and carried a boqiwl Blmllm' ¢° th” of the bride. Mr. A. E. Wilson, Char- kmewwn ably performed the duties 0| groomsmen. After the ceremony tbo bridal party motorerl to U18 C°m` merclnl uoisl. Montague when B sumptuous wedding dlllllflf W” 9"' token of served by,tho amiable host- em, Mrs, Campbell. after which tho! returned tio the bride’s home whore n dnlniily ni-snared *UWB* ‘”‘“ ‘°"" sd to upwards of one hundred invited

guests. The evening was very piessl; nntlv “nent bv u\\1°l°~ °‘“5“‘5 °“ dancing until the early hours of the orning when all dlsP°“9d ¢° lim"

m homes wishing the newly woddeil

coupié many happy years of weddod -m|s,,_ M,-_ and Mrs. Keoughsn were the recipients oi many ‘\¥BU‘l°°“‘° ‘ml valuable presents testiiyins 19 fl"

lsr-it of 'both The Guardian

joins in .oxlerldinx 0°

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-s.

LMOST every man realizes in a gen-

eral way that “success s to the strong."

But he does not always apply this rule his own case and keep his own system condition.

These days the worry and strain on the

nerves is tremendous. Almost daily we are ,shocked by learning of the death of some prominent man.

The unusual strain has proved more

than he could bear.

Many who have worked just as hard

are standing the strain because of the attention they have given to keeping their vitality at high watermark.

_ Some are able to do this by outdoor ex- ercise and a carefully regulated diet, while others ilnd they cannot get back into condition without the help of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.

This is the most natural and most

rational treatment imaginable, for it sup- plies in condensed and easily assimilated form the vital substances which go to form new, rich blood, and thereby' feed the nerves back to health and vigor.

As an illustration of what Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food is doing for business men

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Be Master of Your Health

Mr. William il. Kennedy. Gloucester _

Street, Cornwall, Ont.. writes : For the last two years I have been suffering from run-down condition oi’ the system. grad- ually getting worse all tha time. Last summer. during the hot weather, doing extra work brought oh the elimsx. I was taken with nervous prostration. feel- ing dizzy, sick at my stomach, the nerves in my arms and legs twitching so that I could not keep still, while st the pit of my stomach the nerves would best quits perceptlbly. I have given many remedies a thorough trial, patronised several doo- tors, and spent hundreds of dollars with- out getting sny roiiel. I was even in the hospital for ii short time, living on egg- nogs. i was told that there was no hope. I could not eat nor sleep, with no ambi- tion to get around very much. I was to bsd that I could not even ride on s train. While at the store s traveller advised me to try Dr. Cilase's Nerve Food and give them a good trial. After the second box l saw that I was getting better, so I con- tinued taking them according to diroc~ tions, until now. when I am on my sixth box. l am feeling line, sble to do my work. can est wall ,and sleep well st night. i (eel that i cannot reeommeld Dr. Cllssa's Nerve Food too highly."

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Any druggist will tell you what sn

the portrait and si nature of A. W. Cll

just [read thisulettelj V: M.D., the famous eceipt Book author.

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enormous sale the food cure has attained. Dr. Chnse’s Nerve Food. 50 cents a box. all dealers, or Edmsiisonwbstee h -Co.. Limited, Toronto. Only the gemline'-.bears

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