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"is. ‘r916.

we enjoy‘: the beneﬁts of this splen-

trd com ion. owdér. atld suﬂm will

. . £f’f”t<.>.11. purchase your "first box

Treatyourself to the" haste-Its Syivedora. Pr- ice50e.» ' . -

E. A. Foster ‘l

Central ‘Drugstore

t. .,l.

lhilndvpf the season sale of _n'_ien's |uitls--q'et' your fall suit 20 per ‘cent. under price. MOORE i. McLEOD. LIMITED.‘ '. 1524-8-18111 2i. i jt- I . I '.

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"The sale of little girls’ dresses ef- hrsmany. chancemto wise mothers- ‘tome In today. Moon: a. McLEOD, _-l.lMlTED._ 1a24-s-1s-m 2l_

Thin liblltslilwxilfti” ' . ~ a a f-Yléojild BeFat

eight” ‘Ten Bounds ov- -- more.

increase in W

i“l'd certainlylglve most anything to be able to fat‘- up‘ n-few- pounds and my that weyﬁh-declares every exces- rlvely thin man or woman. Such a re- rult is not impossible. despite past failures. .Most thin people are victim's =$i mal-rlutﬂtion." p condition which preventsllgerfgtty, elements of food ' erlﬂtitiﬂby the blood as A ‘tire-powers ot"rlutri- _ rmal 1 Instead of getting hiatus blood. '01; ofthe fat and Nieshﬂprodhcing ee fonts stay in the intestines ‘until they. pass from the body as waste. . _ ~To correctthlsncontlltiotl‘ and to pro- ‘iuce a healthy, normal, amount of fat, the nutritive procepges must b_e artill- clally supplied wit "thepower which nature has ‘denie. "Ztliem. - This can wrobairly best be accomplished by eat-i lug a Sargolisblet fyyitb every meal. Slrgol is aucareful combination of six splendid assimilatlve agents. Taken with meals they'infx'with the food_to tturn the sugars‘ and starches of what lou have eaten illtd: ch. ripe nourish- ment forthe tissues. audblqod and, its rapid effect has been ;in many cases reported remarkable. Reported gnins of from ten tphtwenty-ﬂve pounds in n tingle monohaare by no means infre- llllsnt. Yet itracﬁon is perfectly nat- lral and absolutely harmless. Sargol ls sold by , all: drugglsts everywhere. "Id ev9ryjlﬂﬂlllll9tﬁ0llliiitlﬂ a guaran- tee or weight increase or money back. If you-find’ a drllkiilt who ls‘ unable l0 Illuply you, send $1.00 money order P0 Fﬂfklstergd letéer. to the National La- boratories. 74, t.f Antoine St., Mont- rsal. and a complete ten dnyg’ treat _ meat wllli-be ‘sent"yolf poetpald. in plain wrapper. - , ~ \N0’I?E:~—'Sargoi' ‘3le recommended "lily as a ash uilder, and while ex- tllleut resu ts‘l ‘cases of nervous in- digestion. etc, have been ‘reported. tsi-e should be taken about using it m“ a Iain ntelghistdeslrsd. .

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llltc-. Sol Assooiatl -

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171 Ilium» doors r g

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npr-Avs (to h

R8; RACING wllll- dinufat ac- at- the Scottish Oatherlllg pat‘ the hJbltionﬂgrounds. See the magni- entries in the tree-for-nll class. '- “ 1538-ME2i.

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11 "if NQH RQH" ‘M. Ho‘: k r nnatl. will preacii ‘lliflfﬁdil. "tlbristiolxlllitrfvli urban" next... (lltth-fnst. Mrs’ Hopkins is »__. ‘ac bsecreta "I tA “qr- Oltlll dhristiqan Missiolrliiy s ietjgqgpd enjoys a national reputation as one of thetforemost leaderau-ln...» gummy ﬁcbool work in the UnftedStates. He is an eloquent and forceful speaker l‘ l! Dféwﬁflll Blﬁlﬂlls a tour of

e Maritime provinces. He will be in Qummersloe on 18th inst. where he will address a meeting in the Claris- tlllll Pllurch there. All are cordially invited tp hear this talented preacher. llrlhl; his visit here.

3 _.

vzsrenoam; Tile funeral of the late Wil- lfltm» l-l. Ford _ took place from

his late residence 74_ Douglas Si. yes- terday toWinsloe Cemetery and was very largely attended, there being. up- wtirds of forty tennis besides a large number who walked. The funeral at the house and grave was conducted FY” the Rev. Mr. Crowe and was very impressive. The Pall Bearers were his six cousins. Christopher Ford. Jack Ford, Garnet Ford, William Ford, Henry Mclnnis and Arthur Mclnnis. He leaves to mourn besides his aged mother a grief stricken widow and three children besides the following sisters, Mrs. Herbert Johnson. Mrs. Charles Williams. Mrs. D. McCallum and onebrother John E. Ford of Rus- tlco Road. besides a large circle of relatives and friends. The ﬂoral tri- butes were very beautiful testifying to the high esteem in which he was held. They included a wreath. ‘Guardian Staff, Crescent, Sisters. Cresent. Christopher and Henry Ford. Wreath, Henry Mclnnfs. Wreath. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams. Wreath. Mrs. J. F. ‘Worthn Pillow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiefgher. Pillow. Mrs. A. Cudmore and

_ family. Bouquet, Oscar Proctor, Bou-

quet, WlllihrnYMclnnls, Bouquet. Ma- mie Williams. Bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams. Bouquet. Mrs. (‘,,- Ford, Bouquet. Amy Diamond. Pillow. Friend, Bouquet, ‘Howard Murley, Bouquet- Mrs. Proctor. Bouquet. a Friend. Spray. Mrs. William Hollier.

with

-On Monday inst on the Bnaekley Point Golf Course. Shaw's Hotel, a match was played‘ between ﬁve mem- bers of the Brackley Beach Golf Club

town‘ Golf Club. resulting in a victory

for the Brackley Beach Club. -the score being as ‘follows: H. W. Longworth won from Mr.

Campbell 3 points.

W. K. Rogers won from Mr. Cart- wright 1 point.

Mr‘. Ilufresne won from Mr. Jepson 3 points. '

Mr. Montgomery won from Mr. Hun- ter 3 points. ' ; Mr. Crease won from Mr. Harrison 3 points- t _

-rotsl.s points for the winners.

The members of the Charlottetown te-anl invited their opponents to play

accepted and the match played accor- dingly with the following results:—-

Mr. Harrison won from Mr. Creese 3 points.

Montgomery 2 points.

Mr. A; W._Hyndman_won from Mr. Dufresne 3 points. '

W. K. llogers won from Mr. (fart- wright 3 points.

Mr. Campbell won from Mr. H. W. Longworth 1 point. ' ' Total tor the winners l0 points.

On Saturday last the minted four- some at Belvidere links resulted in W.. ii. Rogers and Miss Helen War- hurtmrwinnlligvﬂrﬂl- place andMr. J. M. Hunter and Miss‘ Rogers whining second place.‘ ' ‘ '

To-morrow afternoon a match of

i i . U .. ‘.- .. is

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l rhitlvrilﬂ ‘ Miideofw e .

IGE—- Rem, Robt. -

and five members of, the Charlotte; "

a return match on Belvidere Links. . on Wednesday and this invitation was .

Mr. A. A. McLean won from Mr. r

IHGIYS double-s willbemplayed. J I . »-.-~i!ette‘u

. oatss that she

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .

Guardian

AIMTIUR sPoRTs WILL PRE- DOMONAYE at the Scottish Gather» in: on Monday at the Exhibition grounds. and lassles race, dance and

y. 1538M ﬁst,»- CORRECTION-In the list of sub- scrfb s toga "British Sailors‘ Re- lhlf‘ 11d!» . Hugh H' nessey should have been credited with kﬂpe doliar-ilsteadwl fifty cents", j " r we - » w .,___.___r ~ FARMERQQQFIQNItL-Agolqlilﬁ v being " helfat‘ the Experllnéntalf; Faro: to-day at which farmers and- ' bers 6.: their. ramp! fro, »_ Ms is Darnley. Long. Rv r an “Qra ‘ Road are invited. *7 ' Y

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PLEASANT FUNCTlON.—ExMa ._ or Sterne gave a delightful dance las night at his summer home. North Rf- ver. 'I‘hero were about a hundred invited guests present and the even- ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all, dancing. musfcfvocal and instrumen- tul. and ‘a dainty luncheon constitu- ting the programme.

PERSONALS

' : '1'??? ' Mr. Vernon Worth. Halifax. is visi- ting his parents in Charlottetown.

Miss Anna Henryol Newton tientre. Muse. is a guest of Mr. Horace Mc- llvten. ‘

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"n... Fred Ellis of Wakeford. Mass. is visiting in this‘ City. the guest of Mrs. J. J. TrainornPrlnce Street.

4, ~ 5J1.“

I Dr, J. A, Gordon of Qnincey,Mass.. is the guest of Mr. and'Mrs. Reuben McDonald of this City.

__,.._ r. Mrs. James McNeill, Kent St., is vis-

ftlng in Westville. N.S.. the guest of

her friend. Mrs. Charles Newbury.

Mr. W. S. Agnew, of Charlottetown.

Hﬂllfﬂl‘. ﬂdllﬂillﬂy. 'a.\».~-.l..=.-ar-.r.-.- :..r Mayor Agnew. of Alberton, Mrs. Agnew end- Miss Effie Agnew. are

spending a few days in the city.

Miss Angeline. O'Brien, City, enter- ed the Charlottetown Hospital, yes-

appendicitis. ' v l

‘ Mr. Cdarlv of Farm went to Emerald yesterd

purcﬁase- some cattle.

the city. the guests Aubrey Brown. ~'

night Charles Huggins.

"Til/Ir. K. JaLZMcI-Cenzie. Druggist

lotietowll. guests at The Russ.

ot‘ Hon. M. Kennedy will be pleased

in the course of a few‘ days.

Mr. Fred Lane. of the Canadian merside yesterday after spending his

town.

Mr. Charles E. McPhee. of’ Cam-

gue to spend his annual vacation Montague.

~Miss Dorothy Morley, of

St., left Tuesday morni her home.

Mrs. Artemas Clarkw Mrs. Edward

attend the Met

hodist Sunday School Convention». ' -

Mr. and Mrs, Artemas Betts and children. of Nile Mile Creek. have re turned home after spending the week end at Summerslde. the guests of Mrs nrle. Donald Methieson.

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l" The many friends of Mrs. Wallace 'McKinnon. Fredericton, will he pleas- ed to learn that the oyieratlon which she underwent-at the P .E. Island Hospital yesterday was entirely suc-

cessful and she ie doing nicely.-

The many friends of Mr. A. A. Moore. who entered the P. E. Island Hospitals a. few days ago. will

tlon. care.

dren, Margaret and Harvey»! Boston’.

sister, d-Iillsboro street. returned to Stan ey

{Bridge ‘yesterday morning. where shot - ‘will. spend ‘ifovrweeks with lief-lio- rtfﬂuphslitls McLeod, before" to some. '~ ‘- ‘

that?! returning‘;

e-tnss .. I'd». ' 5'91“; PM Vlflln a gust 2, the United P l"- ieat-ned from

Come and see the laddlds '

Pqrt. , I _ v . ‘_.‘,-_.z_'4. Vesta “iidyﬁldhn Steel Summer-

was regi tered at the Queen Hotel, r "

tel-day to undergo an opsrationfor

the Experimental ay to

Dr. Frank J. Gale. Mrs. Gale and their son. Gordon. of Newtown. Con- necticut, are spending a few days in of Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. F. A. Rand and daughter Irene. Parrsboro. N.S.. are spending a fort- in Charlottetown. with Mrs.

- of‘ Pfctou and his daughter, Miss Muriel, are spending a short holiday in Charﬁ

The friends of Mrs. Kennedy. wife

to know that she is doing nicely at the P. E. l. Hospital and will he home

Bank of Commerce, returned to Sum-

vacation at his home fn Charlotte‘

bridge. Mass" has arrived in (‘harlot- tetown and leaves to-day for Mont; . n

West- mount, Montreal. who has. been rvisit- ing Mrs. Robbins E. Colwill. Prince

ng on return lo

Chandler and Mrs. R. C. Goff. City. left yesterdayvfor Saekvllls. N. B...to

be ‘pleased to learn that he is rapidly recovering from‘ a successful operit- He is under Dr. G. F. Dewar's

\ Mrs. Charles Barnes and two chil-

who have been visiting the farmer's" Mrs.- Hubrsy Brown. Up er

~ German“ liland nab

gscrnn out uruhunn

Following are the entries for the New Annan Races. Au: 23!

FREE FOR ALL.

[NIL

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Helen 3,, McKinnon Drug Co,

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I. harlottetowif. _ 2. runners Ettan- Frank Arnett,_

fez“ ‘, . . h 3. ml-‘ltflldgfﬁlhkrhlfred; Stewart. ‘South;

C

side. ,_ ,_ _ __ _ 5, Mgygr Todd; Hammond, Kelly, Southportl ' ' . . '

2.1a TROT AND PACE

l. Miss ‘Alcyone. McKinnon Drug .0.

2. Oakley H.. Hammond Kelly.

3 Sister PatclL-H. R. Crockett.

Summersfde.

4. Coquette. J. A. Henderson. (‘har- Iotietown. v

5. Devilish Dorothy, Dp. J. '1‘. Jen- kills. Charlottetown. '

(i. Dnrkoy HaL, Charlottetown '

Peter Conroy,

23o "raor Ann PACE.

l. Belmont Miller. Peter Conroy, Charlottetown.

2. Lillian Patchen, if. Kelly. owned by Roy Clark Jr.,

3. Derby. J. Charlottetown.

4. Queen Catherine, Gavin Harding, Grahame Road.

5. Rex. Eugene Adams. Summer- sfde. t 6. Zealot. M. McKenna, Vernon.

Stanley v Wetllock.

._ l‘ yolu s-e wayi and customs of circus Io lu

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w‘. swift action, and filmed. Vlhlse the

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D and‘ GRACE CUNARD

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Coffees have been

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‘flu.

. m’ nu nlvtu ur mijjﬂfliix< iliiTxh emu. ,.

In IA, l and Ipound clans’.

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V

rn-..1u‘é

gar-Twentieth‘ A p LN t8lltiiistl r r ls WithinQne Year hi. t.

gas-ape f

endable; for -= "

Its Twentiietlii. Ye

l The dates for the“ Great Provincialfl air at l-Ialiflili are":

SEPTEMBER 13th u. 21st

A VISIT TO HALIFAX IN EXHIBITION TIME IS WORTH WHILE.

n Eight Days’ sash...

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' ' Great Exhibits in various departments. Horse Races every day worth seeing. Five Acts and Novelties to IDIGFESI.‘ ‘Midway and good amusement features. Low railwayfares, You should come-U‘

M. Melt‘. HALL, .

EPISODE CNUMBCEI: 0F THE ‘BIG CIRCUS SERIAL

. reg The Rin

-'WiII hold you spellbound in the Universal aerill ‘I - Wdhderful—-‘ ‘Thelhlyontures of Peg Q’ I51! night weeks of aiiventure, love, accidents, - f “ ' Incl hntsand that allurin a the highly I ‘terssting life under t _ _ _ You will delight in t e tender pictuh; izationof love and affection running through the entire story. You will see ﬂue beshknown Universal screen stars headed by FRANCIS You wi I see a great cast, wonderful sets, you'll soothe first and only serial picture of its kind over, family every week. Let the kids enjoy it too.

e “him o’ The Ringff

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alacrllgingraytlunfgoielgggo- 1 . MEUIBECI‘ and Secrelary- __ a “l?

Iators. ’ 17o __ "Si! - ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ . "f- " H. q

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gr Prince Edw

THE

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Unconventional- r Girl a _ _ Two Part I—M-—l-' ‘Socletylﬂrama fr’ OiYR -F.RIENI>' ....... .1 a BACK AGAIN! t, . BILLIE RITCHIE

IN I .1’; t “A. FRIEND BUTwA ., . i STAR BOARDER”I;F‘ ‘

one LONG LOUD LAUGH r.

' Sensational Railroad Drama’ in TwoHI’

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l-Thrill"

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romance of the circus,- e bi white tops, the

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Evefyone will be therer Came.» - ‘ "ItEarly and get a Seat I *c0M.‘_i-Nc' WEDNESDAY & Tnuitsollv

CHARLIE CHAPLIN a

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P-o-f-I-c-Es

rwo ACTS

n I . . t m --.

'abor.

s‘ "t _ _ p _ ' L‘ itidrytfi-sl-linrn n..,.;.tsn,.a‘ . c iting

wt; end, to know 114W 3Q Philly- I . l l

. ti ‘startlin- .. r-l

[.

"ITS!

PQIIIIIIG "m: - "WI"

ﬂlllee". were required for the Deutschl hell trip .

d, 0P0" the Atlantis on

_ ltlmore. ‘ Part of» that time she‘ in dodging liostilsqyg Acltaslly she could have ..

and she has antigen haul f . u! . DJ W!!! .. ms a roundabout was...» t

"o “t, Imhaﬂlildthh

ea, running the grindstone.

the cs T

l‘:

was-time necessity.

t .l§lllenfrent

.4 ‘

ovary Brings

p _ . ul.-..c..'». when» sail has inlcnniiltul tlghsugh rtagehfort ousnntlu

d ahre-botlltatlyucn are urdwlrrp. haki.

on thol

gasoline‘ engine cannot altogether take work,“ 1g can 1m a great burden of work off’ the farmer's should-

it can furnish power for cutting wood, fence posts. turninlg handl-

lt can drive the thresher. grain elevator. strip‘

mill and hay IITQl-KS. it can run the sausage grinder. green hone cut-

ter; uplyglor, churn and washing machine. lt cal pump water for ti -

. lillglenfrewr Standard gasoline engine can do the work faster

. "t a great deal iens’ cost than mnn-povter. n it enables the lar-

‘ ??:_if~_-.to_do.a~ great deal more work. saves film's.‘

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A 33139-51; it llldﬁi’

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r . l .'-':H’r"-=.-h>¢‘-!I' 1 of’ farmers’ eons ‘. Mlunqarmars..h.re...at Alicia... - . r work under today's condf; \, . N“. ._.-....__- _..

Q ‘ll/HUN ' mill Pl

the plat- of the absent

l’

-t Lwcnglyoung boy or girl of average intelligence can run p Ren- r.

dard gasoline engine. No trouble to stqrtlh-lt starts with- out era _ ng. It has two complete lﬁnftlon systems-Ally tension , magne htterles.‘ lthas soarburator IhstQssvea gasoline-wand a

ﬂy hall ﬂevernor that enables it ‘to he regulated, ‘as closely as a u sham» e.-- ft ire big, strong angler-for example, the I Imp. ' 1:9 fre H tandsrd is almost as large as the average 8 l.p. gasoline -"= h ne. -- ‘

cutter. fnn nlng

‘ s from 1% 11.1). uh so lip-stations? or engine catalog and prfees_ _ __ full line of ensilage cutters, grainlgﬂndgy-ih

Y. portable slid semi-

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lot o‘! hard labor.

-' "Iiimsmlolib.

a" l CW, Ont. ‘négggazsgmos

I ‘truck scales ‘at all leading _ f ‘~