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,_ Penslar Wild Strawberr \ Compound.. It bring

quick relle_f to the littl one suffering from dis- orders of the stomach and =b0_wels,_cholera

_ infan_tum_, cohc diarrhoea

etc. and is equally good for adults. .

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lf a man doesll't know when he is

well off some of his tool friends will tell him.

The older a man gels t-he less lillle

he has to learn the things he tllougllt he knew when he was u boy.

cLASsiElEn ADVERTISEMENTS _

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Glaaalilad ada, under thla head coat ang cant par word per inaortion whora oaah aeeompanloa order, with mlnl-

mum charge oi 26 santa par lnaon WATED A -

MMD T° TAKE CARE A scENE IN P|.Av'rHlNo_s

&i°|l. Collnt"'your worda and aava mon- af"lly #omitting with order. Stampa gioaapted. Ada. taken by phorla or aantfby mall will ba charged at 2c. aar word._, to cover book-iroaplng chan pa, stationary ind poataga on gel oounti. ~ ‘~ g-

AGENTS WANTeD J---_-1--l-----l* AGENTS WANTED PORTRAIT agents-Qalnew line or proofs. First class ilnlslled portraits, frames at lowest prices. (Tall or write United Art Company( 4; Brunswick Ave. Toronto. 1558-9-23MonME_8i

ROARDERS WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED-TWO GEN-

tlemen boarders can be accomodat- ed in private family, centrally locat- ed, large bedrooms on second tloor. Enquire Guardian Oiilee. _

1235-9-4-Mt

WANTED II ELP._. FEMALE

of children for a few days. Apply 149 Elm Avenue. 1588-9-24M2lpd

1500-9-20Mtf.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-

work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. P. C. Brown. 1436-9-17Mtl`.

WANTED HOUSE MAIDS AND KIT-

ellen maids. inexperienced help $12.00 a. month; after two months, it’ satisfactory $14;after six months $15.00; after one year, $16.00 to $18.00. Transportation advanced. Apply to Medical Superintendent, Nova. Scotia Sanatoriuln, 'Kentville N. S. 1452-9-l8M1wl<.

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FOR SALE ,i'~`ARM_ APPLY TO EFlN~ 'est Seaman, Springton.

1584-9-24t»ts3wkspd _

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Mothers and iatllers and daughters

WAN will illld themselves arraigned before! h TED Q GIRL GENEQAL the bar of truth at bile Prillce Edward mmcwor ' Apply “U Eusmn 5'" Theatre tllis evening when Gladys

Klark and her colllpally will present Sidney Toler's powerful and sensational drama, Playthings.

They will be asked without mine-'

ing oi’ words whether it is not they wllo are responsible for lnost ot' the ruined innocence of the wol‘ld-res-

ponsible ilecallse through a policy of. mistaken modesty and a disinclinat-A ion to -t`uce the truths oi lit'e, theyl have allowed their daughters to grow, up and to go forth into life ullarnledl hy- that knowledge which would have; proved :1 buckler against the wiles‘ of unprlncipled men. `

Playtlrings takes its title from the heartbroken cry oi’ a llisillltsiolled gir1_ who realizes too late \vll`at sllvl has sacrillced -to rt man whose pro-l testutions of love have been but thcl old, old lie: "Women are the play~l

things oi' men.” Stronger than many of ller sisters, the girl ill this case resolves to build up hor lilo allow, ollly, when she has zlttzllnod sollle- lllinfz ol' ll:lppill<_-ss, or the promise of it, to be r _‘ll`ronted_ by the past which

sl;_- I::ll l`.:ldly llopetl was dead.

it is then that another great ques-

tion lhat has heen thc subject for ar- gument tho world over is set. forth by the author in strong and ulovill: scenes. ls it it wolnun`s duty to tho mall who really loves her, to lllast his faith ill her -purity ily al 11-zllllession ol' the false step oi other days?

'Phe Klark colnpally will he llorc

:lil the week, preselltillg plays that have won sllccess ill the big cities. l’eri`orlllallees will lle given daily at 2.30 and 8.15. Prices will be adults 25 cellts. (‘.llildren illteen cents tl: xllaltillous. At. night 75 and 504'. l'esorv- ful. General atlillission 350. The rep- utation of the star is such as to ns- sure_ a highly successful engagement.

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HELP VVANTED-L-MALE ‘

‘ learn the lens' grinding business. G.A ft F. Hutcheson, opn¢lan_ Dill

for repair work ln Shoe 1~Iospital..‘ Good lvzlges for t`~he right lnan. J.A

__ J. Burns, Kensington, P. E. ‘I. ' f 1578-9-24M3iptl. 0, __wE wlu. PAv You $225 -ro ols-|

tribute religious and patriotic liter-

. ature in your own cotllnlunlty. Ex-

perience not required. 90 days work; International Bible Press,l Toronto. - ` 1640-9-23M18l

MACHiNiSTS, AND TOOL MAKERS

wanted at lMcAvity's shell plant, St.'_ John, NZ B., under host workillg conditions in modern shops in '<1

City where cost ol' board and lodg- ing _und otfller living expenses are relatively low. Hours 7 a. m. to 3

lJ.l._lp.m. . _ .m. to 7 a. nl. with `cll'lnces ol' work- lnl! extra hours V Return 'tara re funded to Machinists who stay 'l‘

n to 11 p nl 11 p

mon-t.hs. ~ -- 1592-9-2l'»M2wks_ ‘

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'Losr 1'us5‘_bAv IN' 'rl-us clrv

man’s rubber cont. Finder leave at Guardian _ Oillce. 1608-9-255M2i‘pd_

MIISUELLANEOLS

tron "Ndéw sacoun HAND on ne- _ built tmpewrllters phone Victoria _ Hotel for a Milne Fraser to call. .g_. sawn A ool»'l|NloN zxrnzss Mo- ‘. Hey order. They are payable ev- . erywhere. 15491-9-25ME1i.

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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN ONE

wester`ll riding saddle good as new. Apply S. _L. Hardy, Harness shop, city. _1585-9-24M2ipd.

FOR SALE A NEW HOUSE TWO

story, for particulars apply to Al- fred Parsons, Bradalbune, P. E. I.,_n. R. No. 2. ioos-o»z5.\l5lptl.

FOR SALE MCLAUGHLIN CAR 4

cylinders. thorougilly overhauled electric lights and self starter, in

good condition. Walter S. Grant.

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st-lARPl_Es` ENolNEs. cAl.|_ AND

seo our 4 1-2 ll. p. and 6 1-2 Sharp- les engines, we can save you mo- ney. The Associated Farmers' (lo- Operrrtive Co., Ltd. 1600-9-25MiIl

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE AT

public auction on premises No, 29 Upper Prince Street on Tuesday October ist at 12 o’clock noon. De- sirable residence, comfortable. modern conveniences, large lbi.

Gaudet & Haszllrd, Soiieitors.‘ '

1438-9 17M2W'll'S

I $3.00 each.--_.lVIrs. John Eltzger _

'Wilbur Gillis, Dennis O’Brien, Frank IC. (7. llunter, J. ll. (_‘umli_llgll:llll. ’

Kinoh, W. B. McLellan, Tllos O’Brien Mrs. M. J. Redmond, Geo. }3rune‘.t. I h y b I t _ 'M ._ Thos. Keele. William ()’llearn_ e e a A

i _AAustin O’Brien, ('has. G.l)unll, Janlo-I

izvlclconnn, A. Il. novule. Jnlllos

- -0'Mara,` Michael Alle1rn, W. M.

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Vnhill, J. F. Wllite, Austin Murphy' J. l’. Fielding, Mrs. Guy Murray. .`l.'

ALBERTON $36235 i\\". \Vaugll__ W. hit-Lain. W. illin-

ttoll, llerllert clark, Jllllll-ra li. Blrell_

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M. M_ and Mrs_ Foley, $15: Albepillert Prldham, iarllest t.llanlpoln_ Jos-i

ton Dramatic Society_ $13; Rev. T.

(fzllnpbell. $10; George Wallace, $6.} $5.00 each.-Mrs.iiarl'y Spears,Mrs

Joseph Keeilq, lMrs. J_ohl| llllllo.n_ James O’Brien, J. A. Callaghan, Maur- ice J..0’Connor. Patk. `M. Foley, John B. Cunningham, Willialn MeAldufl',

oph Albert, VViliia1n (`zlll;lt:llzln_ Mich-l :lol Mr-lnnis, Augustine Flclllnis.

$1.50 cacll.-Jollu Ml-lllt}'l'f=. Ilicll-

ard Foley, Alex Willie. l-`r:lnk Mc- Kenna.

s1.2o-»S. R. 'Hurts-._ | $1.00 eacll.-Patrick McGrath. Ed-

ward Proilt D Marlnonte, lloberl

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The Finest [hung ever Invented for the Kiddles __

ibilities. Aglance is enough to Win your approval. -

A Cfib,Pl21y pen and Cassinette all Combined in the Kiddies Koop

_ S White enameled frame-safely screened ‘sides-lovely soft kapok mattress

1g0“‘i1it:f\I12 underneath, large easy running wheels which permit it’_S being easily w ee er rom _room to room, folds into small compact space when not ln use-ily and mo~qu\ro netting covers the top. s

lfnyour “Kiddie” is worth having why not get him a “Kiddies

Koop and keep him happy and contented. _

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This is The "Kiddies Coop” 1,'

~ You only need to see it to appreciate its pose”

WE FRAME PICTURES

A Good time NOW to get furniture

Repaired and Reupholstered

We make a Specialty ol this work a_nd guarantee satisfaction

» Our men are experts in this kind of work

You’ll find a big Saving effected by geitl:lg}tl1ls work dme rather than

by buying new articles at present price.s l

WE FRAME PICTURES

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Sulkeys-Folding Go-Carts-Strollers. _

_/ Carriers-wood and reed Pullmans etc.

|James W. Whelan. John Agnew, J. H. - - - ,

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' Lovely Baby Carriages -

Every Style--Every Price Our showing of Baby Car'

riages is very complete. See them today ! _

lMy,-ich” & (`:,')_ llardy,4 Jos (fullzlghan. Mattllius ' _ l ""“ ~»<‘h-J A Murphy_ I-lon B Graves, Stanley Gallant, littl(-.llar~l V-

I. "_,f_._,_ ' mp G-'pl "`\vl't.'_ N ll Mn til, 1-11. wt ~~ , - _ ROMAN HL In CAN imul. xalil, 1»i.n.A0. nl<?Nf»1ll_Cn;lA;rA ri.(lttlr'nt;A-Till.

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AA, I), O’Brien, Alex Kelly, W. D. Graves, (‘upt. N. S. Larkills, Miss ‘W`llite, Dan McAlduff. \V. (`. Lawson. K~ Milf!-ll1_Goorg9 B@2I`lSf0, -11'., \Vl1\-

P. F. Wllite.‘ `

$2 65 George Kelly. ~

$2lf0 John E. Wallace. .D. John Murphy, .lallles Coughlan. A.

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' $2.00 each.-John Klnclle, Mrs. Vim W. Scanlan. . _ .

- ` \Vu15|\_ Alben Klnphv Edwin-(1 Pm-1-y,| lillrkc_ Jas. l{inr-ll. llenj. Warren, John

‘VANTED ` AMy;_ J_ F_ White, Jr_, Valentine Gov- Klnch. Miss Gcrtie ,l)ollgan_ Joseph

in. Augustine Allcarn_ James Mcln-

_ _wAN'rso A House uNFuRN~ H- --tyre. H. Kellr, M. D., F. l.. nog- _ .. ` ‘\

" ' "" ’ " ' "l cd _and centrally `l0Cl1li85..f0l' ~D'l” ill- ers, Hurry O’Brien, Wm. D. Ahearn, Jolln Skerry, Sr., John Skerry. Jr.. ~ _ V- Y »_,`

A use. Apply P. O. Box 433. "' ‘Aeneas Whelan, 'Jamés' 0'Rourko, Miss Mary Mallett, Mrs. W-nl. Maliett. ° ° _QA =

- E e lol area Mctlltltlrr. _. (ly. ~___ A

1593-9-25M6ipd.' Mrs. Josep aut ,

A l _ -et _ 5 Aeneas Ahehrn, Raymond Shea, Por- _ And every puce bet" een

pller wltll three years'

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ponds time-knit socks for us on the fast, simple Auto Knitter. Par- culars today, 'lc stnmn AMO Knit'

C01-DDGIJY, lgdpli. C (£307 C0ll€§0

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man (particularly teacher) well and _lf -the Soap la used for‘¢Y¢fY_'4.B_5

I “_ tollct purposes assisted by occasion

'f“'°"°blY k“°W“ in 1°” °°mm“ _ loucheao Cuticura Ointment to iirst ity. 'WHO C8!! fl8V0¢0 Mme BPH” signs of pimplcs, redness, roughness _j time to soliciting orders for Christ- <f1lrndr;_l_l:1ltru;I`;pcI?o ;l|r>;a¢_:_¢l:nirtl_;llontii;e]=: _ mil Q94?"-‘ Hlih °|°°.' Pr°p°'m°n with coarsely medicated, often dam- t null only ‘llllh ,C1499 “5°““ ‘"m°d' gerolj preparations urged al aubsll~ Full particulars DGDL 19 A Cllllldk tutes. hah. _'M H Md nd Fine Art Co., Toronto. /_ 'H ° _ _°- _'

1 ~~`f ms-seams. i$l3'l»1a»-l»‘.1'il_'§’¢1'.l’§|.§'..¢$»‘l'¢. “" ‘__

A _'Y ' Q L’-. _ . _ WANTED T0 BUV ROTARA/_ AND ' ` ley l"ridhum_ llouban Bowness, Peter

Llo d McWilllanl_ Flernarll

l saw gasoline onglne from 16 to 18 ' .___,,_3_5__}__~_____________ p_ Gavm y

A H-AI’-A f\d<1'°B°lB°" 3 PM* Hill* _ ` ' Mclntyrn. Joseph L. Dunn. ns ll. L11 i

' 1555‘9'24M`2Apd' i Bowness, A. II. Hardy, Dan McMll- _

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-~-l \ I; lan, tvhlter J, Cahill, John 11. Gu n BCOKKEEPER AND STENOGRA ‘ ‘hawmncn Mcmmel Allgun 0'C"““°"' Mrs. Peter Brollcrick, Mrs. Maurice $4.00 eacll.-.\ll;;us J. Ml-Donald,_ noll_ Michael ltlcintyro, Chester N1

experience \ ,_ J _ __

; _ nmes Conroy, William C. Kinch_ Ern 0. _ Y P _,_ __ l_ _ _ ,, _ _ _ _

in bookkeeping desires a position. A 4- mt Wade Pewr A Foley Wubert _(minor eter (shit .lolln \l An_T_u.~_ 0 Mcllolllld. vllonlld. A. 1), Mclsnoc, APDIY MASH D C|° Guardia" 0mC°~ » (_`“hm M3895 Fnipy Aréh Gavin l‘oley, Joscpll Mcllougall, Jolln E. $._.0tl oal'll_»Vlllr-ent Peters. \Vll- $2.50 oacll.-Mrs. Andrew Mcllincller

_ 4091.9.20M7lpd__ »“ ._ Mivhwl 0,Bden Joseph Mywam ‘\'ltl\le_ Alnt.l Jonny, (.ha.s. lerry, ilam Mchollulrl, John .. McDonald. _ ____' _ . _Q _. - R _ . J ‘ A] H ' _W h ol Alywnm' Mrs. Philip lllledllam, Mrs. Geo. Thos. Mc-Donald, Angus J. McKin- (Continued on Page Scion)

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"P¢TR¥°T'°' STEAM' WELL .Mm ’ _ ' `» wltnnm 'r. vvtllsh, Len Melnnls Wm. Mrf_;,,'f;:}_ John aff’ YOU" A 8_'_f__y,(__f:l . Te '=”"=’

employment at ‘mme n WM 0 "--`»’..AA»I‘=`-";":‘ W Umm' Mm' Jim" -M°Ném‘ 'summ Mrs. McKoy Larkin, Mrs, Fred How-

Burko, W. Currie, C. R. Proilt, Alex ness, John Mn“mn_ln_

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lt_ll. Rogers, Patrick \\'utsoll,Georl;o

McKinnon. Howard Clark. Artllllr Clark, M. ll. heard, 'l‘. ('J\all1phell. M.

P lt (‘anlpllr~ll, Petel

Perry. Sylvester Gallant, John Moun- tain llerbert Avery, Thos Avery.

Matthews, Angus McKenzie, M. H. Weeks, E. A. McRae, Thomas Wil- kinson, W. J. Dunn, J. F. Profit, R. W. Reid. Miss E. Rennie, John Leon- ard. A Friend. Paul Gaudin_ Mrs. Dan- iel Gillis, Atlee E. Kock.in_ »Wll»bert Mclnnls, M. Murphy.

80c-Herbert Corbett. _

' 7"5c each.-Mrs( Howard Arsenault James Foley, Mrs. Austin Sherry.

50c each.-Mrs. Wm. McKinnon.

Herb. Hudson, P. B. Lewis. John Allearn, A Friend, William Wells, El- wood Wailace. James and Mrs. Burke

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Better to buy a carriage now than

wait until lateras prices have gone awav up .since we bought these car- iages we h;l» c in stock.

You`li 4-a>ily save ir.-nl $3 to $i5

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30c-Mrs. I-lugh J. Cahill.

_ 25c each-Miss Maude 0'(`.ollnnr_

_Mrs. Mary Luke. Joseph Leonard. Joseph Larkins, Patrick Power.

Here all This Vi/'eek

On Pownal Park

AUSPICES

ST. MARGAR ET'S $303.95

Rev. K. C. McPherson, $15.00.

$5.00 cncll.-A. C. McPhee, lizlrold

Brothers, John A. Mcl‘hcc. Angus J. McAdam, John Au McPhee, Angus J. Mertlee. ’ ' _

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