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_. -.-l»..~g¢,. “`~~- ' '“_" sertion tor_ advertising in this Q01.

_f ___ _' C _ _ \ __ ..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian umn. Cash must. accompany 01-der,

_ agent in Montague in 'l m.nii_i’ai“§.&”‘§f “i5‘.‘.‘...°.§’.‘:.i‘°°*; “-1 ..~.i.ii...".:“.';i':.2..°.iffi'°°.:=:i Sllllllllli HILIJS [li J) I

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[{*”` _ °th°"1°Y*'§ll'Y can exist onlv when ode is `°“°t"'

has itive k - - “ ‘ '

_ __._._._._ _ are awe crita;‘;_*;'_l_°d8¢ that the Jewels THE sAs$6'_;¢éi-i_|_i_\_/_vAN |.1=.o|s|.A- I

- That satisfaction in Jgwel buying will “ ‘

be .f9il_l'l.d here for the very reason that our 'wéll ' known reputation as Jewelers and Waiehmakeré has bee.” gamed °°lY thf°l-lfh persistent adherence to the pohcy of offering on y such gems as will bear the

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most critical ins tion.

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Dominion Trust

* ' ` .°|'r PA l N1' \ ///`\

And the higllesalue we place upgn your atm

e regardless of the amount of your expencllturen.

; \h/- \hl. \hlO|Ir\gr :

Estab. 1868 Jewelers & Engravers _

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»_'.\\'.45¢=`. _-__ / "` . ‘ ' I *lik* -T""" f)?`7?“i'§»" "\'f-1’l~'44'2i¢'-..-.1-~ ' '

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Get your photo

taken while at the

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Exhibition. | ,I9 " -

EXHIBITION WEEK

Have Your Photo Taken at the

BAYER STUDIO _

Opposite Post Office

Hard Coal

To arrive for here

in a few days per Schooner “A n n i e Marcia.”

500 Tons b e s t

quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest- nut sizes.

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Cook Studio .

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See Your New Fall Boots

If you are looking for a

boot that is smart,strong and

stylish you make no mistake in picking out any one from the famous Invictus line.

These boots lit pertectly,

are easy, soft and restful for the feet. wear long and give excellent satisfaction. All the new fall lines are shown

here in patent, fgun metal and tan in buttoned_ and laced styles at $5.00 and _$6.00

a pair.

Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

Customers will _

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered

-W. ~.'~

All

-'\..-"' ~L*§'-;-7.1’ . i ii' f "" #<2-if-J' ""

whilst vessel is dis- canadian

chargin g

° Government Railwav

U L & From Charlottetown

0

' y - canadian National Exhibition

TORONTO Fare and One Third

August 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Sept

- 0-.-[Il Sing|e Fare

The _

Se tember 3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special)Excursion Fare ‘___-

srand co'L_$l5i_‘ Sent. 1, 4 and 8.

All tickets geood for return lea

Toronto t 15 '14

Contracting Painters ing Choice a’§:2Traia'S_

Maritime Express. Ocean Limit

House, Carriage and Sign work. 1 36_8_26Mtf _

203 Kent St. Phone 280-I. l_______ _B ___,

J. A. DOYLE

ETS.

REGINA, September 16.-At the Opening of the emergency session or the Saskatchewan Legislature this afternoon, Lleut.~(lov. Brown, in s. brief address, referred to the unusual circumstances under which the Legis- lature met, and the prompt response made by Saskatchewan to the call to arms. The Legislature, he said, would be asked to act upon the Pro- vlnce’s oder of horses, and make s. substantial grant to the Patriotic Fund. Economic and business condi- tions within the Province naturally have not escaped in some degree from the untoward influence from the gl- gantic conflict which is being waged.

Plllllllilllhlll SHUUT

A Provincial Rifle Shoot will beheld

on the occasion of tho opening of the new Summerslde Rifle Range on Thursday and Friday next, Septem- ber 17th and 18th, to which all persons on P.E. Island lnerested in Rifle Shooting are cordially invited.

The following is the schedule of

inatchesz-

THURSDAY. Green Match . . . .. .200 and 500 yards. Crockett Match. _ . _ .200 and 500 yards. Mayor's Match _ _ ._ .600 and 800 yards. Morrison Match . . . . . . . ._.600 yards. FRIDAY. Charlottetown Match . . . ._ .900 yards. Bsnker's Match _ _ . . . . . . .. .1000 yards. Rayner Match _ _ . _ .200 and 600 yards. Ladies' Challenge . . . . . . ._.500 yards.

A limited number of practice shots

will be allowed ut each range. In each of above matches a suitable trophy as well as cash prizes.wlIl be

~ given. A Nelson Shield is offered as

Grand Aggregate prize. Entrance fees for Green Match 25c. and for all other matches 50c. Regular D.R.A. rules will govern. For the convenience of visiting riflemen the matches, with the exception of the Green Match, will not begin until after the arrival of the morning trains from East and West on Thursday.

Donations in the way of trophies

or cash to be glveii as prizes will bc received by the undersigned.

‘ R. B. ROGERS,

Secretary. 5576-9-l4m2i.

"You will find an immense range of

Fall Hats hero to' choose from. The 1lc__\\LeB_t shapes as well as the more conservative models as shown in doz- ens of shades and colors. Bruce’s.

`, 5617-0-l7M3l_

"Scarce material for "Red Cross

Society” work. Army drill lliiuzicl, for shirts. A large stock of new nauncllette Wlncet. Molten cloth.,ii\ colors suitable for `P_v_lanias, Bod Postr- and shirts. Sliectlng. White and Red Flannel sullriliio fo body halls. nlsu Abilumen Bolts, knitted Warcr- p|'i‘ot` .<~'.cting. l`\vill :ind plain cui- ¢‘=° .lu-ning. Unilcix-.»i.li»i.~ or nil uliiils. lnittlng _\':\\"i. `I`Juy Sh‘f|s °»i~_\' Miinel, `i\1°ttei Sox, fwtton clients, I‘llows_ l'l.' .v Slips, Pvleiniis, l_)i~~_-.~s‘:i|.: Gowns '|`o'.'/dis, Bnlh uzil: ordinary Nlglitshirts.-Patnn's.

5622-9-11M2iEli.

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Time Tabled

S.S. Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY

heave Ch"l‘own. Leave Rocky P1,

1.00 7.80

0.00 .1.u. 0.00 sill. 9.00 " 10.00 -- ‘_ 11.00 -- 11.00 -- , 1.30 ms. 2.00 P.M. 2.30 ~ 0.00 °~ 1 :.00 ~ 4.00 -'

4.00 “ s.o0 “ :.00 " 1.00 °~

summer.

9.00'1l_is. .10’00 Air. - iz.4i i>.u. 1.00 mil. :.00 -' 2.00 -' :.00 " 4.00 " 4.10 -- :.00 °~

_ _ __ ii. mourns. usssm-_

AUTUMN EXCURGIONS In Effect September 11th.

Charlottetown to Boston and retu

$13.00. Tickets good for return wit ln 30 days from date of issue.

The new twin screw steamer "Eva

geline"_sails from Charlottetown I;

Boston every Friday at noon.

ioiaei-s and run information elpliga

' _ B d

BM Sc to Coal also ue 0?mY§`; §°"s¢il‘f. “sliini c. .icimmski TEO tons of the celebrated Lack- awana Coal in E88. Sf0V¢ and Chestnut sizes.

This can is ni of th° D52, &“?.f."‘f‘é’q§°.I"i.§2 .'.?‘l§‘$.'I‘ii’inif orders at once, and delivery “fini is mas from vessels Wl“'° “W charging at lowest Dum

B\mtsinBelI&C°

.puma 404_ gglling Agents Dom mise coal Co. ZIM-

JAS. CARRAG »

harlottetown. P. E I. A8611

` . C ` sm-s

THE FURNESS I

LINERS

5g1|{;|g¢If_;¢;i:_1__;I_alifax to

"Shenandoah" "R|s.rlhywha" Sept!!

Ll ii i

“°"§-.':fi:..f.°ilii.i. ' “

"T ._.-3 I0 "Damage" gl 3

Halifax to Liverpool direct II"°”""" .1".. s'l?$f'§0 d £§& are sebiect me mire

furiisnyllthy 8| Co. Lid.

i

ffl- 1:

Halifax Tues. 29

NE

!` KH \Dl.'.N GC”/I`.llN M I N T Dill l,W».\1 ‘, INTERCOLONIAL i"|"liN\_1E ED\V/~|"(() ISLAN D IIY

SINGLE FARE T0 MONTREAL.

From all Stations Campbellton and

East.

Going Sept. 17, 18, 19.

Returning Oct. 5, 1914.'

Going Oct. 1, 2, 3.

noiui-ning oct. 10, 1014. V

Tickets must be Validated at Montreal Before Starting on Return.

Journey. _

5589-0-l4metf.

Bonshaw Ferry Time Table T ..l'3.“f'駓¢‘?.fl‘§.‘3i?.";lil‘°°l.i”i¢l‘é Arthiir’s, West R. B%g¢ and McEw¢n’s Wharf. , I I

» ‘ Leave _ Return

Fri. Sent. 11th 5.30 a;iii. 3.30 p. m

Fri;

Tues. “ 2

25

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5"°°!"$" SES 8

.ity they have supplies for another

T‘i°°'.'f 15 7’ 53° town vis All-Iisi‘ from St. Jeh0.T

PRINCE-Wilfred Davison, Jgs.

Thou. Waus’:h,... J. E; Murphy, . . .. Horace Wright, _ _ . J. E. McDonald, Alex. McFarlane __ Chas. N. Black,... James Marohbank, . .. ._ John A. Cameron, ._ _ . _ , D. B. McDonald, _ ._ . Chas. D. Wright. . . ._ Philip B. McNally . . . .. Michael McKenna . . . . . . .._ ._ 84%

BARLEY .

Horace Wright, Albert Schurman . . . . . . ... Thomas Waugh, ._ . D. B. McDonald, . . . .._ . _ ._

OATS.

J. E. Murphy. John Simpson, ._ . _.L S. J. Humphrey,. . Albert Schurman Thomas Waugh, Austin Scales . Wm. A. Taylor

94 93% 93 901/¢ 90 89% 87 86% 86%, 86 85%

94 90% 89% si

92 91% 90% 89%

89% 89%, 89

"I-Iow about Fall Underwear? Feel-

ing chilly in thc evenings now so you had better change. At this Men‘s_Store you will flnd_a wide assortment to choose from. Bruce's. 5617-9-17M3i.

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UEEUH IN CHINA

WASHINGTON, i' Sept. 16.-The

great devastation wrought by the flood in China was emphasized in a state- ment issued by the State Department. On July 30 the American Consul at Canton tclegraphed to the department that a flood on the West River had caused great damage ln thc Provin- ces of Kwangtung and Kwangsi. The announcement made today says:--

"The property loss reached about

$43,000,000. About 112,000 houses were destroyed by these floods and 3,000 people were drowned. Harvests in the flood region were totally de- stoyed and many fields completely inundated to great depths. Eight million people suffered loss, 2,000- 000 or 3,000,000 of whom are in great distress.

“More than one-hall of the latter

will need food for several months or uiitll the next harvest. Sickness is prevalent throughout the flooded regions and medicines are urgently needed. _ A special, flood relief com- mitte has been appointed and is re- ceiving subscriptions and doing its utmost to relieve distress among thc sufferers." i

The State Department has just re-

ceived from the American Consul at Canton letters of missionaries who have been engaged in relief work. One of the letters says:-

“The extent of .tlie flood _has not

been overestimated. The siiddenncss of the rise and its extent swept away the strongest banks and caused most complete destruction of the rice crop, stocks of goods, and homes. ln many places whole villages have been blot- ted out. In places the river has cut now channels. causing great loss of fluids and lands.

"The loss of life may never be

known, but the suffering caused is appalling, It becomes impossible to get in the second qrop of rice owing to the broken river banks. The poo- - ple are thus thrown upon outside aid for at least four or five months.

“Local charity, aided by generous

uid from Hongkong and Chinese abroad, has met the immediate need only in part. At 'Takliing and vicin-

week or ten days. After that I do not sec any way out,

“The Missionary Flood Relief Com-

mittee stands ready to supervise dis- tributloii of any funds placed al their disposal, under American and European missionary supervision.

“Durlng the week ended July 25,

the West River was only some foot below highwater mark. At Wuchow it stood fifty-two feet. This means n second rise in the flooded areas. which extend a distance of nearly 200 miles along the West River. The banks are broken ln over 100 places along this route."

ur.-con. 0. Hcnmw rump. suv MINARIVB LINIMENT.

Lakefleld. Que.. 0°f- 9. 1907

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

by MINARFS LINIMENT,

i-isu ex. ssnnnw KING. Markham Ont. ' 0. B. BILLING-

Company - A CANADIAN couanw 1

with offices from Charlotte- ' town to Vancouver.

AISO A HOME COMPANY

because over"l`WO HUND RED THOUSAND DOL- LARS_ ($200,000) local capi- tal_ is invested in its Shares, being more than the paid-up capital of many Trust Com-

panies. _

A special feature of the

management_ is that the money deposited for invest- 3 ment will all be loaned (up to the requirements) in this 1 Province on Real Estate i Securities.

Dominion Trust o mpan y

The Perpetual Trusieo

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken, _

I'I. M. Davison

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line Autumn Excursions

via the

INTERNATIONAL LINE Going: Sept. I9 Oct. 16. inclusive

Return Limit 30 Days

Ht. John io Euston and return $7.00 St. John to Portland aid reluni 6.50

Throughtickels at pron-irlioniii-ly low rslizs

on sale at all railway siiiiiors.

Leaves St. John Mondays Wednesdays and

Fridays at 9.00 s. m. for Lubec, Esstport, Port land and Boston.Returuing,leaves Central Wharf Boston, 9.00 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavs for Portland. lliastport. Lubec and SL Iohn. DIRECT SERVICE between St. Iohnand Boston. In effort until-Si-pt. 26. Leave St. 'John Tuesdays and Saturdays. 7.00 P, M_

MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE

Direct service between Portland _end New Yuri' Lezves Franklin Wharf. Portland 'I`uesd~ ys Thursdays and Saturdays at 6.30 p. m , 6.00 P. M. commencing Our. I. for New York.

St. John. Ticket Ullice. 47 Kina Si..

L. R. THOMPSON. T. l~ Sz P. A

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.Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co. iid.

I

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Coinmencinl Manley the lst of une, the

STEAMER N()R'I`Hl'IMBERLANl‘ eaves Charlottetown for Plctou, N. ., Dolly, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'cldck s. m., leaving Picton on re- rn about 4.00 p. m. Connections ads at Picton lor all points in ova Scotia.

STEAMEII RlMi‘l'tlllSB Leaves Surnmerslde for Point-dw hens, N. B., Daily fexcept Sunday) bout I0 o'clocl1 a. ni., leaving Point- u-Chene on return about 4.30 p.m., dnneeting with express trains for harlottetown and Tignish. Connec- ons made at Poiiit-du-(lhens for all oints in Canada and tue United tatss.

0. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

hsrlottetown, May 29th. l9|4.

` |0754-soma.

_

York Pl. Ferry Time Table

Lciivc Return AAI. ILM. A. .\I. l’. .\I.

|"\'i(Sc|it llili 9 51 12.30. Il_fi0 330 Tues Sept l5lli Sl 12.30, ll.Il0 5.30 l"ri -“cpl lBili 10 12.30, I2 3.30

'I'ucs Sept 22nd 9 I

Frl Hcp! 25th ‘J I2 30, 11.30 3.30 Tues Sept 'i

5I0-9-9IlIl8i -

___;__

I was cured of_I`l.-hzumatic Gout by

MlNA`RD'S LINIMENT.

-__-

I was cured of Acute Broncliltis by

sex.

Boston Excursions

.___-

'Comsiencs September l0th- Dates of is ne, Sent. 10th to Oct._ 'lili inclusive, rw! for ram so diys from clite of issue $14.50 from Charlottetown vis Eastern Steamship Co’s itosisers from St. John, $18.00 from Charlotte-

Correspondingly low rstei from other cispon slslioss on Prince

‘_ *ANAa|AN "

~ F ' _

M O N T R E A L EXCURSIONS. Rates from Charlottetown

$17.85

Going Sept. l7ih, 18th, 19th Good until October 5th, Going October lst, 2nd, 3rd Good until October 19th.

W. B li0‘URn_ D.

sr.|oiir<

Gen. Waller, local agent Dominion Express `

Co. Building. Queen St.

in Fr

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Edward Island Railway.

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Our sales ladies are artists

-experts in color and harmony.

‘ Our milliner has just re-

ings with all the new ideas. '

ev Bros

Hon.-Chas. Dalton, I ,__ _ __

Frank R. iioar.z_ ' " 'li ‘F-'5

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_ GUARDIAN cuissirisn ass

One cunt per word lirsl insertion in this colum. hall cent per wore ss-‘li continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum chants

Iweniylive cents.

9.-2'_‘f~; -'-<- r off- - ff-‘-‘f <1 f.

_r 7:' :__`: TY: ';_:`:A. 7,’ YnY;Y;Y; ; ;Y;Y;_;_;‘;_:` 1

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“E?.§l5___I"él!1`!£_L

WANTED.-TWO MEN TO TRAVEL

and appoint ngciils, cxpcricncc un- necessary, position good or $200 inoutlily to liustlers. liox 235, Niu-

` 5573-fl-12 mill

AGENTS - HISTORY EUROPEAN

War; cruises, etc. lilg book, prcifilsv- ly illnstriitcd. Vnuisuiil oppiiriiiiiiiy to iiuilw inoiivy, llcrii ii.~i'riis; l`i'ei1.:lii paid; urcilit given. ()i'dcr free niiiii- plc now. Ni<~kols Lliiiiieil, i’ub- ' llslicrs, 'l`oi'ontu, AGENTS WANTED-liloncy easily car-

ued selling our Peerless Serivs uf Personal Greeting Cards during your spare time. 'l`i-ii dollars to twenty dollars pei' wi-ck eiesily uiirncd in liulf an liour unch evening. Oui'

520 Pape Avcnuc, 'i`oroiit.o.

Sllliii-5|-2211111.

cards are the clicapcst and best selling on the iuiirkoi. Book froc. Write, Toronto Greeting Curr] Cu.,

I

'_.,L__.L!9_i_lliP_.___.____L_

FOUND.-At thc railway sliit"ui gold

cull link with initials inside. Owner `niiiy have same by paiyiiig for this ad at this office.

:'»;’illT-0-115 iniii

LOST

Losr.-A cannmcc `wnAP.' acl

L'.\_'t-vii .I. R. Iliiiiiis' and (`uiiiln~rlaud Strci-l. I"indcr please luuvc ut this 0l`l`icc_ -- »---~---~---- 5011-0-l0~iii;ll LOS* AT OR NEAR BONSHAW, LA- l dy`s plain gold \viiii»li. l<`inrli>r pleasu-

leiiw at Post Ollir-0, llmisl\i\\v.

51305-fl-liil\I2ip<l.

LOST-SUNDAY _ MORNING _ ON

Gruftoii Sl., ii i'nii'iiigi: wrap. Fiitdcr plciisc lviivc at lhis oll"i<'\~.

5587-0-l5;\l1li.

__ __ __ _ ________ _SJ

rmi »-Ls. u».i.r*»» ANT i-.ii

Iticliiuoud Street 5612-D-lfl~ii1t|'.

IWANTED-`-'A"woinAN ' To 'ACT As

liiiiisclicvpcr in small fiimily. Ap- ply 296 l"itzro_v Sl. 5500-!!-15l\l1li.

\7&Z]Ti'EU1I"A'"G'iR1"FoR GENERAL

lioiisi\\\'oi'li. Apply at 150 Ct Ccoigi:

Struct.

5573-S)-I4 inlii

0/TxN'i'.'<;i"`“Xi1"r.1i.oiixwo0n nos. yisai young women for ward work.

3730-7-28iiitI.

“LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY,

plciisaiit, uoloriiig work at homo. Can make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex- pcriieiicc iiiiiicccssziry, no ciiiivuss- ing. Nutioiiiil llci-orntiiu; Co., llcpl.. N. 60 Ailcliiiilc St. East Toroiito, gut, 5080-s-2201521.

§iir"ii.s"i\'ui1`sias, .\iAi.i0 AND rn- mrilc, wanted nt the '1`iiuut0n Stow Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. Fur particulars, address Ilr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'Taunton State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2280-5-0Mti.

fun sAl.0

FOR SALE.-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black foxes. Class "A" podi- gi‘oe_ Crawford Ilayden, St. l’c- tcr’s, P. E. I. 5131-8-26ni20ipd "l"()R. SALE: ONE Ql’I<JIll<I(‘_ SILVER

black fcmiilc pup. Also two piiirs lloltllenfrew silver lilav.-ks" llox

Launch Dolphin is 'A;f»0<;f;='_~-_S.._-iw-1wff-

FOB SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-

tions. Apply Box 176, city.

3385-7-10Mti.

TWNIBY and Fl'i¢IlY» Fon sAi.E oR“I'1‘i=i`A'i5e"‘;""Ti-ia" '15

mouth registered llolstciii bull and

1 iiiontli old llolstvlu hull calf; nlso about twenty tlioiisunil house lntlics. Daniel G. Compton, Bangor, l’. IC. I.

5:'iZi2~Il-l\ll~llpil.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING LARGE

shipments of Dry Goods, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Inspect our stock. We can save you inoucy. This is the best place to buy groceries, and iill provisions. Our prices are thc Iowcst consistent with quality. Muc- Neviiis, Boiishnw. 5470-9-5M2wpil.

T'Fl`E_P'U§°|fi6"AR'E "REM'|N`DE'D' OF'

the sale of into Mrs. l~`. A. ll. Ilen- slcy's house and furniture which takes place oii Tliursilay, Sept. 17th at eleven o'clo<~k a. ni. Superior Plano, large assortment of old and valuable furniture and the most desirable dwelling in the City. Sli- uste corner Pownal and Kent Streets. 5583M3l.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply, lictwuon 0 :ind 7 p.ni., to Mrs G. T. Mclfciizlc, 277

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BOY WANTED.-A boy about 15 yrs.

of ago, with good rcfcrcncc, is want- cil to lczirii ii. good trade. Arlilrcss “Z” I’. O. Box 110, Vliiirlotivtnwn,

0540-9-llnitf

$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET- im: (`zii‘d siimplc book fri.-c. Solic- itors iiiiikc from flve to ten <lcll:ii's daiily. lli'ii._illcy-Onrrctsim, Dusk IC.,

Ili'n.itl`oi‘il, Ont. 5510-8-9iii\vl`iiiEll I’Oll'l`ll.-\l'l`S l’llO'l`()S ICNl.Alt\'Il£U

all sizes, f'r:\\'ns_ l’:is|i~Is :ind Uili-is Coiivcx Portraits and frames a specialty, (14x20 raised glass G0 cts.) l~`. Young, '12 Upper Queen St., Charlottctowii. 51137-8-Zfilillnio.

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'(0 ..ET-BEDROOM AND SITTING

rooiii with use of biiih. Apply :it iliis olllre. 5006-ll-lliivllli. |TO LET-ROOM-WITH ALL MOD- ‘ urn r'oii\‘ciil1.-iircs. Apply to 10:5

Ki-iii Si._ 5589-9-liiMl\\\'_

z=-- TEACHERS WANIED

TEACHER WANTED FOR THE

Spriiigllclil Svlionl, Nu. 113. Sup- pleiiiciil l$il0.4)ll) 'l`Iilrt_\' Dolliirs. Apply to (`lii\sloi‘ I'1:isioi‘. Sr~i:ri-l:ir_\', ()'l.f-ziry Ilond, ll. ll. 51570-S)-l»l!lipfl_

TEACHER WANTED FIRST OR I, scvonil class for lVIoiitgmni\r_\'

Sr-liool Nu. 101, \V1::~'t Point. 25.00 Siipplivniuiit. W. J. \\'orlr\:ii\, Si,-1'.

r.51i<~f»-:>0is»ipii.

FOR SAl.I‘l.-50 pairs young ranch

hrcrl Mink, 5 shiircs in 1914 divi- dc-id fox company. Silver hlnck and patrli foxes. T. Gordon Ives, Muutsiruc l’_ E. I. 7-3lMEtI.

WANTED

POULTRY.-I CAN HANDLE SOME

gnml i-lil:-lrr-ns :mil l`ii\\'l viivli miir- kct dny only, J. ll. .ii\nl<ins.

:'»ll0.‘i-9-|lil\l.‘ll. _

wANTEo"ro' REN'r` '(on PuRcH-

iisc.| ii small izoilnixie or tenement. llloilcrn coiivciiluiiws and central. "lni1uir1‘r" Y. M. C. A.

I 5580-il-ll'il\l1ilpil.

A"`woiviAN wA`N;"s warm sv_ THE

li A I ' to 22 I( ii!! slrizc _

_ ( ‘I pp I 55920-ll'»ni3l w7i“N‘r`so”._‘(1"o”'ncNr on i_>_un-

<-liuse), ii small ifottiwc or cun- mozil. lilodern reouvcnli~.iiccs_ an-'I ccutrnl. inquire Y. M. l‘. Ai. (il-Y~

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5586-9°15Ml (Y. M. (‘. A.)

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For Reoervsi ou, Tickets. I-xr..

W. K. ROGERS, City

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Ii. & A. ALLAN, Montreal

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