'_ .__. _ .

" FAGE'l`EN‘ '_ _ ,_'igssg..'m~ns'riihwsrms'rol~a1m I THE

cuaaoiasfl ~»\ ~

» 1 : -».~`-`Z`_.¢

Jmlfléf,

512;..

' ii

» | ,

wumiu

\ "' dnce more school time has arrived

‘ and with it a period of perPl°1iW

_'_°""_ ‘and worry for the mothers of half-

Finds Help in Lydia E.Pinl¢- -at ,mm ana vm, ,wal any ,,,,,,,,°,,,_

|1lI¥\’8 v¢§0hl)l¢ or whether_thsy are at some board-

* Compound.

Bellevue, Ohio. -

state before I took

,, Vegetable Com

'i' ' l"="~.5Z“’ *i€i€iFEi' .§l‘.fE€ E5

"“‘s=i§.= _ ss=s.=.easze tr... ..= --..-..==..==. lair, fo* ¢,...`

‘ of./'

periodic troubles

run down and w

Q ,

' strong. After tak

ing Lydia E. Pink

l:am’s Vegetable Compound I improv rapidly and today am a well woman

l\_

cnnnot say foo muelv for your Compoun Would not he without it in the house

Cu/is. CiiAi'mAN, R. F. D. No. 7, Bell vue, Ohio.

Because your case is a diiilcult one . M51” ““"‘“‘i."°"° -”°“ “° ¥‘“."" “° “‘.’i= I §ii§f.'L‘3°“ 25.32°'t.X'2°'?.f”§..'i.`§l1.'?.i‘f continuetosu erwithoutg1vingLydi3 For the rest she wants blouses 0,

. . ‘ white muslin or wash silk. The lat-

trial. It surely has remedied many ` ter are her special delight* _ t

E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

cases of female ills, such as infiamma lion, ulceration, displacements, tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache and it may be exactly what you need.

The Pinkham record is a proud ii peerless one. It isa record of constan victoryover the obstinate ills of woma -ills that deal out despair. It is an e tziblished fact that Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound has restore health to thousands of such sufferin women. Why don't you try it if yo need such a medicine? ‘_

IW” ”°t°mb‘° h cl thes for| wear in school Lys... E Pnrkiismm c§’;’,°;e,, ,gr use ,H ,he g,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,

-_ an

., ‘ . lin the present days. The girls must

pound. My back i ' 1 I h th _ r sciieannuiiuwughc ‘§’,f,“§,f,,‘,"‘,,‘,, °,“,f '1',,,,°§,,,°,,§,,_ °° ~.... ,,. »;.' it'_'°“‘d l”"’“k-Ihad | 'ro plan and design all time '=l0tl1°S. pw ° f pw" “H °l"“' me' -if the mother is the dressmalrer of

‘ ‘V r’ nervousfeelingsaiid-the ,amny__,.eq,_m-9, B greg; deal of

was very Wwk and of the cost of procuring such an outf

S5 l st `

si l _ f.

d_ V .

. , _ _

l°Slf‘E l1°P° °f ever professional seamstress or n tailor,

hem!! Well alld- cr purchases her daughters’ clothes

I One of the most necessary things in

cannot tell you how happyl feel andI 5, gi:-l’s wardrobe is a plentiful sup

ply of

lf coat suit or suits The best and

I lthought and planning, not t0 slleek

it cost three times the amount."-Mrs most sensible plan is to have these

f; pays for itself. It may come high in H. the beginning, but a blouse of the ,_ host quality of China silk will last-

', wo .d wear. if it is washed properly. The g Austrian and the Eng ish tub silks u are the ima that girls prefer. bn-

AND FABHIONS.

grown girls Whether the girls live

ing school or at college in some dis- tsnt town, they must have clothes

d that term includes a great deal

the tennis court and a. variety of

If the mother depends upon a

ready n ade, the problem is perhaps simplified in a measure' but the cost, of course, becomes much greater

blouses to be worn with her

blouses made of wash materials. One colored blouse of good material, at- tractively inade, is necessary for the

It is not wise to purchase cheap

silk for tbeee blouses, because it quickly goes to pieces on an active girl and is just that much money wasted. The better quality of silk

t seasons and this under hard

icause of the colored stripe which nl~

- .5

' Y __

N Notice to

A Just received a carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills in blils % bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry a full line of the following choice

lirands of flour.

EIU#

Also bran Sr Mldrlelfngs at

W. G R A

\, Tilsoii’s P.iide ` Roval Stewart

~ Rainbow

Delight Phoenix uarc

very lowest prices. Givfz.-'usacall

N 'T £3 CO.

36owfuiMl~Iti. Queen St

the Public

“ J 1

1., _ _

Strangers

WHERE T0 STAY IN llALlFAX__

.\1l__ails _blouses phould be made

simply.; ` I,t‘is,now the fashion to

quit task; and pleats. and to mane a

deep shoulder you which is finished

be finished simply with a two-ln

link buttons. There is usually a fr down the front. This again is

blouses, no matter what the materiel should be fastened down the fro with small pearl buttons. The la buttons are very good but they not stand the pressure of the iro and no school girl has the time the inclination to do any mending.

lnsets nnd scallops. Fortunately, t

o have learned thi and one c

r sent fashion calls

z"@¢_"“ A ` rips ` 1°" new ni slow! init.. n>‘»?_ih_e~»ir. oi meson. isa

NEW YORK scheme 1; the costume. sbunda tl dra ed bout the hips

rl Y ,PP O.

whore materisligglors isnsed in the fashioning. Japanesey touches up seen in the draplng and in the snorin- oiia bows into which the material is

with seam heading or a piping of the draped up behind. A peculiar _perver- msterlal. The lowered armhols with sion of the usual order this season is s loose sleeve is hy far the best forlthat of using broadcioth to decorate n schoolgirl, because it is less lisely chiffon. Skirts of chiffon draped with to tear out. The length of the sleeve broadcloth are, to say the least, un- is for her to decide. The wrist usual. '

length is the prettier, but the elbow

length ls more °°n1l°rlnb1° and vw- anliru MY Bosnia i.INpsi.s.

_ .___-

nominal.

if the- sleeves are long, they should (Air-The Dewy liales of Yarrow,

ch composed 1894.)

turn-over cull, fastened through with '

ll My dear old home is now _no more a They've gone and left thee Lindnie

question of individual preference, but But while I live 9, sigh I'll give

it is fi wise fact that all of these For my happy home in Lindale.

nf, The sun was born behind thy hills

ce The moon belongs to Lindale do And the bright stars tell silent tales n Of how they canie from Lindale.

0I`

'Twas God that made them all I

know

Wh` _ med "ft ,f,‘,’,';,“1,‘,‘,,,{,‘{’,,t,,,f’,;’,e"f)‘f,‘, "rwas can time ...ads me Linaaie

`- . ~ ' |For this they told me when 5 babe

sensible to omit embroidery, ,laclsé AB I fondly gazed on Lmdalm

Eh ps B' an How oft’ in

. _ y bare ieet measured all

gilt srftrafgge 553;" fb0l;):‘:;8e aug; The soft green fields of Lindale difficult ytg get becaliise the ,shops :The bins' the glans' the mme

' t

probably catering to the majority, Andstli,e;“:,;ody_paths of Lindalt

covered even the cheapest white' '

blouses with a mass of qoarse hanfdi-;The meeting house’ the whoop the

work. The p e htm _

stnaight lines with a plain surfacei Held many A charm in Lindam mimltes' or “nm seg gel-ve h0t_

or one covered with pleats. The foe was rare, the friend was --

Tbe modern method of making al warm. CHEESE OMELET

blouse is adm rable for an active 1,, the Bunny, land of Fmda1e_ girl, because it no longer fits the fig- """ , i ure smoothly at the belt, but droops We’ll gather round the hearth nol Make H French 0*” light °m°1°t ‘ls over it in irregular folds for about more lnrelerrcrl. Before folding. sprinkle _lt two inches. This drooping, taken in Dear sisters and dear brothers if-hlllkll' with grated Clleelie 8Il¢l_a lit- connection with the lowered arm- T0 l1B21l‘ lille E&YillgB wise and true -,‘,*le chopped parsley. Allow it to soles, prolongs the urs or it mouse of father and oi mother. ‘stand for 11 moment 0"” the “fe

~ until the cheese begins to melt; fold

for six months. -' When it wns the \ ` _ fa him, t ,111 them down to the To youthful dreams I wave adleu '!l»l`ll‘llil€ With IHOFG Kmtell Cheese. mlll

s o p

waist line and -pin them in place, they 'I`hey’1l ne’er come true oh Lindale serve hot.

were constantly torn. For real me began t° dawn r

On the morn I left thee Lindale. POACHED EGGS WITH CHEESE

THE SEASQWS SKIRTS Arlieu, adieu forevermore M lt t 1 1 t f 1 I b ,_

Theywe gone and left thee Pindale tes, addlotwbvllevelassgferdplo;nl)uls “of

Tm g""°'“‘ S““l"’ 0' the ““*°"`“ ‘BM ““°i' I die ru We “ Big" sour and stir initu smooth; ada one

skim is that of .. piece of pie ex- For the bygone days of Llndsle- ,., - - ~

' A, __ .» pful of milk, and stir over the fire

tremely narrow about the feet, vith C- Hllllle- until thick and *creamy Add o,,e_

half tea p o ,

" '_' - " teaspoonful of pepper and one-fourth!

cheese is melted and the whole is

'well buttered earthen baking or sou-

_ ` cheese is 'n'\.elted. Pouch four eggs

vi each on a buttered round of toast;

1%- “J0ini *hc Ford Army of N our around them the creum sauce,

Driving the F CRD

l Entertaining -~

Wlimi passing t.lii'0.1gli Iluiifaix, stay :it "The lliiliiiix "

Our service is at your service. Iuformatiofi cordially given. The Halifax Hotel represents the l'io~ipitulity of llalifux.

E. L. |\hcDON ALD,

Manager.

' 'Tl

L_ _ _ __

5 P.E.I. RAILWAY

lf'~-»'\rv-encing on August 25th. 1913. the trains ol this ltsilwsv will run

1i.EAl) DOWN

llnily Daily imify Daily Daily ex. dTA'l'l()NB ex ex

follows

READ UP

Daily Daly ax. ex. Bun. Sun

no I-'¢5a~as_r>rr;¢<z»5e-»5`T=E>:_u=3;:-w> ¢ ‘¢'»=,E.=' ’ ' '|¢:.=»~:.:* ' n' .. g-.=S » ooeewsg ~.E_me-,

m .35 :.3 5"

v F

5»=.._."=f".r==s~'l`~‘f-7?' _ =»...-..-. essssso-een;

~":»a§1~_s-sc 352523

". M, l’, .vi. ll Ill i ru 4 'u

‘cQ|¢.`Ul-|$- _.-N=_.__ Severe-e_.

l0.|.|f 10.50 A. M. Bat. OIIIY

imily P!- Fat. dt Hun. l'. M.

1w- ' ES.; Z

' ex. ox. .

Fun. Bun. Hun. Sun. Sun.

Lv. Oh'tow_n Ar DM

Hunter ifiver 6.3% Emerald Je. 7.45 K si ti

on ng in

sr Bumrnerside lv

lv Hiimmornldn sr Port Hill

, 0'Lear

Ar, Tignis

Lv. Emerald Jet. Ar. Ar. (lane Triivsriie Lv. A

ln, Uh’town Ar Mount :Stewart Je. Moiell Bt. l'et_sr's Ar. Flouriii Lv. Ar Elmira ln. ilardlgnn Montague Ar. (indtown in

. 0h’town A

Vernon lilvor 8.28 Murray Harbor Lv. 6.10

r`5r=s=.>' '=:=.`53.:? ses°.:5_¥s:.=ses_S

K A. M. i>. ivi. .

399s” 3S§53

J r

.‘

='\ r 4

?§g3E?..f~r¢P~¢ -=wr=s¢?? sg' 5352-“_-:eea::.3ssss.‘:.ee;_S

Frrr 352.3

1;. l»'

:-Pr# :-'FE~‘*.=" ` sas. asses?

P. M. Bat. only

A, M1

0.00 46

0. 8.!! 7.00 A. M.

A. M.

ll. McEWEN Siipciinfcndenf.

| .J

Ch"Town Motor Vehicle. Co

Agents For The Famous

McKay Autonobiies

We have opened a 'garage _cn the

corner of Queen and Sydney Street in the

of W. Grant St Co., and will of McKay Cars for hire, will

rates, with Chaiieures

S icarf .

~_, r.

~`., ' ` PS

system

cl iubly safe.

oftte car in its own length.

brake

car 1.- on heavy hills. Tneie is ro car to

these p..in\s to you.

° Safe and Simple,

Control of the Fird is operatel onthe double brake

and is as simple as it is su c makes safely

ii The slightest pve=.sur.~on the foot peda1,_ which con-

trols the service b ‘ake,is suffi.-ient to stop the momentum

acting upon the rear wh el druni= and con‘rolled

by a lever. This brake is especially efficient when the

` l fr standing w tliout an operator or when stopping

get away from the driver. `

These are a few if the rca=r.ns uliy the-Ford is the

popular car, e*-pecially with wonirii. L t uS`dcm'mstrafe

Bruce Stewart fs? Co., Ltd. f

Agents for, P. E. Island I

'iliere is also an emergency

chance absolutely fr r the

~ l

\ Twenty five cents. i

_ cuiiiuiiiu ctiissirii-:n,Aos_

One conf per word fini insertion in ilils column, half cent per word

for each coniinusiion Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

lr- A __ _ F l§_W_\|_»_E__l*_l‘E_|;"__ sos sans-Miss, snack, snuiii,

cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives, Montague. ` 6-2BMEtf. WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL housework. No washing. Small fam- ily. Apply to Mrs. G. Walter De-

Blois, 6 Brighton Road.

1340-9-BMEU .

wsirrsin FOUR MORE YOUNG

ladies to learn the mililnery. S. 5. MsponsLi. 141539-ioiviti. VANTED.-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 233 Grafton St.

1385-9-9M5ipd.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. No washing. Apply

Mrs. H. E, Holi. 85 Upper Prince. _ izes-9-susipa. WANTED, SIX SMART GIRLS FOR

our millinery work rooms. Apply this week to Miss Randle, at Pi-owse Bros. Ltd. ` 1010-8-20Mtf.

A | FOR SALE

WANTED-LADIES TO D0 PLAIN

and light sewing at home, whole or spare time; good pay; work sent any distance; charges paid. Bend stamp for full particulars. Nation- al Manufacturing Company, Mon- _ treal._ _*______*1Ail_34-8-Ghfgyl, FOR SALE.-AN EDISON STAND- _ard _Phonograph used only two months, with about 75 records, and s. recorder for records st home, will be sold at once. Apply to

i ‘eral purpose horse. Terms at sale. Beni. Carter & Co., Auctioneers,

1416-9-10M5l pd.

CHEESE BOUFFLE

Melt three level tablespooululs of butter, add six level tabiespoonfuls of flour. and stir together until smooth. Add one and one-third cupful of milk, cold, and stir over the fire until the mixture isgthiek andcreamy; add one half teaspoonful salt, `one-eighth tea- spoonful of paprika and one and one half cupful of cheese, grated or cut fine. Continue stirring until the

smooth. Remove from the ilre, and when cold add the yolks of four eggs, unbeaten, and mix all together. Then fold in carefully the stiiily-beaten whites and pour the mixture into a

file dish. Bake carefully in n moder-

ate oven for about thirty five min- I

utes. Serve the instant it is done, or it will fall.

_.1-

CHEESE PUDDING .__- Lins sn Eemian baking dish with

thin slices of stale rye bread which has_been well buttered. Fill the dish with two ciipfuls of grated cheese, two cupfuls of milk, one egg, and one-half level teaspoonful of salt, all of which have been mixed together, and cover the top with more bread, keeping the .buttered side on top. Let stand for ten minutes and then liakr in a moderate oven about twenty

s o nful of salt one-fourth

cupful of grated cheese; stir until the

carefully in salted water; arrange

garnish and serve,

roxis rim sins

SILVER BLACK FOXEQ,

voung and adults. A few line specimens of CROSS FOXES from fifty to ninety per cent. SILVER

ous and good s’ze.

Si. John, N. B.

rlrgyunnnwsncirernr .

The 1{ind Yom_ Have Always

ry. »

in use for over 30 years,

_ f and has

All' ow no

All Couiitorfelts, luiltations and Experiments tliiit trifle with and

been

uififiliaf is'cAs'roR|A .

’ camrm is n iiarmicss snbsumce. for cnsim-_0u, Par..

l Drops arid Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. Ig

or c _

gontsfins neither Opium, Morphine nor other. fhlarcotiq substance- lts ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms

and alloys E.~yei~lslincss. For more than thirty years it , has been in constimt use for the relief of Constipation, ,

Flntiiloiicy, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and

` Diarrliqso, It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels,

nsslnilldffcs 'tiié Fooil, giving liealtliy and natural sleep, .

The Chlldreii’s'1'unn.cca¢-The 1\Iotliei:’s Friend.

Genuine CASTORIA A|.wAvs

Bears the Signature of )

_ ¢ I

tl-

_ 0 ‘

The Kind You liave Always Bought A

ln Use For Over 30 Years -

‘THI CENTAIJN CQYPANY, Nl* Y°"K c|T*-- M

el el

€

BLACK Iflnterested, wire us for Graftcn St5_ prices. Terms reasonable. Our

F°"“S “e “" 'am' h°“m‘Y VlS°f'

eddm

I Presents

A lof of new silverware 0

iusf received at

C. W. Paflei'son’s

Cor. Great George and

FUNDY Fox co. .. . ,

music Lessons

,__-11.11-pull”

.___

El6Ctl'lC RCSLOYCI' f0l' MQ” ls now prepared to receive pupils for Phqsphqnql {g§§rt:res everynerveirpthahndy Pia\'i0, organ, singing, harmony, ,,,,, ,md vm,,,y_ Prenfalxggsfcgsscnigg ;“i;e;¢o`rl: counterpoint and composition. Lat- sveried si once. rnospn°n°|°'§,||| cat methods, best tuition. Voices gi ,IIHCQ rf;;f°,;,i,ll:gg=br;rl;\i/Mir: tested and expert advice given. Ad- °-.sz.cs\imrinss.on¢. dress Studio, Zion Church or Russ

om by os.. is rings". sp..n..,.,.,,., mai iii Prince st.

Hall. Chsrlottettwn B 1230_8_30M1Md_

Prof. D. McIntyre, Mus. Bac., Eng.,

Fire Insurance

For rates in t El. Island utusl

F el sursnce aimpanies on germ,

d s Churches. Halls. Bch ll. s, use Factories. Water lllllll.

sto. etc. ly to

f . .BELLJUGBUGIIGI Btn"

City 'Properly For Sale

The undersigned are instructed to

offer for sale at Public Auction on the premises in Charlottetown on Monday the 29th day of September A. D., 1913, at the hour of Thm o'clock in the afternoonz-

All THAT tract of land part ol‘~

Common Lot Number 26 in Charlot- tetown Common bounded on the East by Orlebar Street, on the North by Lots fronting on _ Gerald Street, on- the West by lots fronting on Upper Prince Street, and` on the South by lands of Miss Harriet May, Martin West, Esquire, and the division line between Common Lots 26 and 25, containing 3 1-3 acres of land a lit- tle more or less, and being part of the lands owned by the Estate of Daniel Hodgson, deceased.

This land must be sold in order to

divide the Estate. - . '

Terms cash or equivalent. Good

title guaranteed.

Daated 8th, day of September AD.

191 .

GAUDET &' I-IABZARD,

Solicitors &c.

1382-9-9Mtf:s9i. » _

L 4 . _.El -I _ \ ,___-_-13|-mil?

, A edigreed lack oxes

i Zi-A __é.__--1

._.._._l_-_. _,111-_--_ 1

_ “_ Hire is a black fox proposition free from barren breeding stock, free from

watered capital stock and with every prospect of giving a splendid return fOr every cent invested.

Consider These Points

p-rf ._

_ E LOST

LOST-IN THIS CITY, LADY'S

driving glove. Finder please leave at Geo. E. Hughes. 1433-9-11M3ipd.

' 'f

MALE HELP WANTED

,TRAVELLING COLLECTOR ._ l Young man with business experi-

ence required, 2,000.00 fidelity bvhd. Elllenses paid. Letters stat- ing wages and full particulars to "Q" Box 116. 1462-9-12M.

_ _li!§§El_-lé1'E‘ll’§__

AUTOMOBILE TO HIRE AT REAS- onahle rates. Apply J. J.` Davies, Jr. 1432-9-11M12ipd.

FOX RANCI-lERS¢ ATTENTION .

Every fox rancher should .have one of our patent drinking fount- ains in each pen to assure the fox ee hgving clean water at all times A supply always on hand at P.E. Island Fox Exchange and Realty, Oo., Ltd., and James Arthur A: Oo flmnmerliide. $88-1-51Mt,(.

T0 LET i

staE of assistants

cent November 15th.

JOHN R. DINNIS, the manager of the ranch will ' ' d . . _ give the animals owne

lg’ th* Jllllll R- Dirmis Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd., persolial attention. Mr. Dinnis is I; 511101:; :;;<;iES‘S)l;,\;lr1:vrgE raiggheré-_7 of all silver and black foxes born in

e r

._ the largest number in ally rgilfzh tl; 1:2512. He has taxes to Pay on 48 pups

THE FOXES owned by this company are the ` °

. _ pick of the 48 black beauties

i is the_Dinnl§s Illlinch. Four of them have been secured from the Royalty _Black » °317;r:¢;-;e‘7i;r‘;$n lsiglgtgli f6r'c;ni threedYoung pairs a return_of sixteen PIIPS. The

productive m_“,ns_. » 5 S all 4 ,S-the most prolific stock from the most The foxes can be seen in the ranch at an ` '

y time by arrangement with Mr.

£?f,“ol;io£°;:g*§e=;;;1£;: (lisfiriigsifnvou figure on pups already in the ranch than _ T1-is RANCH has the b.~..".....¢i0.. of ni ' 3 "

_ . I y in the Province the most up-to-

dm’ f“‘ih‘l°° and equipment. Mr. Dlnnis. the inansger,ls assisled by.; capable

,suck s.i\i..g,i-_~£.§___

of ii.. b .usa 1 ‘ _

“L You hdsgctzg- mmggltgn gI;3¢;»;>flcf;2l;i'early $ioo,ooo has already been cover

Payments. xo per cent on application, 4° pg; gmt Septgmbef gdb, 50 par

S=11df°f Pf°*p¢ctns and all nfoi-mation to the Secretary-Treasurer

_\ _ . i

-|°l\ll Ill- Dirmis 'Pedigreed Foxes Ltd.

5* W‘l*°" l°“°'» 9°°~’y-Tfm. Chu~loitetomi.* ,_

._ ' '/."-g..’.,§/§_i,‘<'_,€),'},t__;,;,Wy ~ ~ - ,. »,v1- , .'..7__'.‘~~ _ _x__,.-' .‘~.-,Q3 .., -, , .'f_,',.___,;,V-._.Af_.; was ` ~

gk”