'DlSl’EN" SAR‘ I We are making a specialty of our prescription work. '

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We luse purest drugs.

Personal attention of a reg- istered Pharmacist given each prescription which means a dou hie check on every prescript- ipn‘handled.

Our prescription department is at your service anylhour ol the day or night.‘ ‘

Your CoalSupply August" is a good month to fill the Coal bin. Coal is good

and conditions for delivery are better than later, .we can

supply you promptly. Order today. , '

A. Pickmd & Co’

'/ Phone .240 - Charlottetown

I Victor Doyle,

Registered DruggiSt Next to Revere Hetel 117 Kent Street

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It is healthl'ul‘--refreshing——invig0rating and appetizing. It possesses the same virtues as a ripe, juicy Apple.

If you drink Evangeline Cyder regular ly you will have good digestion—a clear skin—good appetite. It is the national drink for Maritime Canada. I

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When we fitted up and moved into our new premises we had you all in our minds eye—it was our Idea to have a store that would be a pleasure for you to deal In—-havmg the space we planned a rest room, where you can check your parcels meet your friends and use it in any way ' you. may desire. Our stock of Drugs, Sundries, l’atént Med1c1nes, Dyesetc., etc., will be up to the usual“hi.gh standard and everything and anything you may want wdl_be here—Make of our store what we desire a place to trade In.

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THE LAST PAYMENT in the Mon- ‘tague Stake illness closes on Well- nesday,"August ,20th, when horses must be named.

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ALL NOM'INATORS have paid up the two payments in the Montague Stokes, don't forget your third and last payment wgfn horses must be

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,FUNEﬁAL 'TODAY.—'i‘he funeral of the'lgzte iMrs. lW. ii. Rodd take; place ursdwy the let inst., at 2 p. m. from her late residence 19 iicnsley.Street. interment Hemp shire Cemetery. - “ ' -

LEFT FOR WEST.—Tho following young men left Monticello and Selkirk, yesterday for the western harvest fields. D. Brien, J. A. McDonald, A. (isrter, J. J. MePhee, Michael Wilson, Peter Mcinnis. ’l‘lIe Misses Annie and Margret McCormick, also of Montic- ello, left yesterday morning for Begins

-.iTHE MONT-AGUE Horse [Races will be held at Montague on Wednes- day, September 3rd. There will be about thirty or the best horses com- pete them for nine hundred dollars. You know tho past history of Month- izue, they hold the best. Race .Meot- log on the island. Don't forget the date, be oh hand when the bell rings.

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TI-IE ATTENTION or T‘HE STU- DENTS is called to the advertisement of the Eastern Typewriter CoInany, Amherst, N. S., agents for the eels» bmted Woodstock machine. This is a. splendid opportunity to secure a new $140 typewriter, Prln. Moran of the Union Commercial College wili furnish all information. 342

THE FOLLOWING HORSES have arrived from St. John, N. 13., to race at New Annan, August 21st. Peter Farren, Forefather and Nanrleo Belle. A wonderful race is expected between Iese horses and the P. E. island champion horse (D. A. MeKinnon's)

FIRE ALARM—The cariessness of someone dropping a match or lighted cigar caused a fire to start in the grand stand at the races on Tuesday. The firemen made a quick response and although the wind was high scat- terlng the smoke and things were oxclt‘ng for a little while, no one was hurt and little serious damage was done. '.

Mlnadr's Llinlment Relieves Neuralgia

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Olive Butter in tumblers.

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SEND IN YOUR entries today for the 'last payment in the Montague Stokes, as no payments will be ac- cepted after Wednesday the 20th.

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N0+IcE.—In order to make more space for coal we will sell about 60 loads of sol/mood blocks in stove lengths, suitable for kindlingat 82,00 per load. delivered to any part}?! the city. Order today. Buntaln Bell & Co. 304-8-19M3i.

MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT.— Services as follows Saturday 23rd Church Road 7.30 p.m., Preparatory cornice. 'I_.45Hmeetlng to decide the pi, ,tlng of a' Sunday School. Sunday Marie 10.30 8. ill. The secret iiiélit of the Holy Communion Will be ‘lurltl at the 'close'oi‘ the service. Mt. Stewart 3' p.‘ m” Dunstaytlpagé "1.30

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Mrs. J. E. Blaser and children left Saturday mornlﬁg to meet "Mr. Blnser in Boston and proceed to their home in Schenectady, New York.

yMrs. Leslie Henry accompanied ‘by her daughter chone, left yesterday afternoon for SnnInIersidc to attend the funeral of the lots Mrs. Charles Murphy.

IMr. Chas. H. Mclver, the car-ferry Tuesday morning on route to his' home in Boston, Moss, ~il‘ter spending very' pleasant holidays with his two brothers Michael and Eugene Mclver, at Kinkora, i’. E. l.

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'Mlss Marry Hagan, Kelly’s Cross, one of the Island’s most successful teachers left last week for Van Huron, Me, Where she has accepted a posit- on as book-keeper with her uncle M. .i. McIver.

Mr. F. A. Driscoil and his son Mr. Brendon Drlscoll, (Mr. Ed. McDonald of Clermont drove to the city by auto on Tuesday and left for home last evening after a very enjoyable trip. They spent Tuesday night at" Marshfield, guests of Mr. Franklyn Mill a former resident of (llermont.

Roumania Cannot“ Strip Hungary

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PARIS, Aug. 17.—Rumania will not be permitth to strip Hungary accord- ing to the draft of the Supreme Coun- cll's reply to the last note from lluchA arest which was completed at today‘s meeting of the council. The Buchar- est Government is informed that the fixing of the amount of reparation to be made by Hungary. as well as its distributors, is a matter under con- trol of the Allied and Associated pow- ers and that until final decision it; reached nil wnr railways and agri- cultural moterial going to Hungary subject to distribution will be under the control of the Alli-rd powers.

Direct Trade _ Ireland to France

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, August 18.«ItcprcscIIt.I- Lives of the French Ministry of (‘om morce stated to a meeting of the Dub- lin (lhamber ol‘ (‘ommcrce yesterday tlItIl. steps lIIIvereeII taken by ti‘inhnci- ers to inaugurated shipping “no to run be-twecn‘ Bordeaux, Havre, Dublin. Belfast. and (lurk. It was decided ut :ho-mccting to appoint a committh to develop «lirect trade between ll't“ land and Fran . .

Enormous Rush, i To Canada Expected

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, August 18.—Brlg. Gen» erul it. Manley Sims, 0. M. 0.. D. 0., Agent General, of the Ontario Government says that reports from between four and five hundred agents in England, Scotland and lrcland and WIules convince him that the rush to (lanndn will be something enormous as soon as shipping becomes avail- able.

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‘YourProhably Know About icse “Kiddies .' Koops”;

They’re the greatest thing ever invented for useef kiddies. It you don’t know all about them ask some one who has. one or drop in here and We. will show their many advantages. '

25.00 $26.00 $28.00 and

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All Hammocks at 25 per cent oil

New Brass . Beds

Just Received

Purchased before the last big advance in price and in- cluding some of the prettiest styles we have ever shown. ~

$17.00 $20.00 $22.50 $25.00 to $40.00

Pleased to Show You I Won’t You Call 1 Today? "

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It will pay you to' look through our STOCK. We havea large assortment of SQUARES, STAIR- CARPETINGS and hearth rugs at old PRICES. .

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