Tilt

BIRTHS

daughter.

, t '

a Athero- passed View on June tathfvta

Ill an‘. elder in the Orwell Head Church for many years. Hrs. Mc- Donald

= el-Ulyeara and until a year ‘ago

t

cared for the home with her son.

,of Christianity.

' aunlighz .. spy

Jluttoithough suffering greatly at timeepshe was patient and sub- . mllsive to the will of God.

‘She was the mother of a large familyg‘ three died in infancy and her husband predeceased her two years. ‘ ,

The members of the family liv-

ing are: Mrs. Angus Martin. Calgary, Alberta; list-tor, Hithe- wlv. Pa.; Duncan at home; Mrs.

John H. McLeod, Uigg; Laughltn. at Grand View; John in IIlo United States; Mrs. M. T. Gillis, Grand View; Donald Allan. Palgary; also eleven Ftr pd rhiltiretl and tour great‘: d ‘children.

Ina a c. s 1mm ~ A lafe and np.erly rure for Ls Grlppe. CouIIrn, ‘Points. Henflnrilta, Neuralgia. Flu. a mild laxative. Franks up n v-nld In n tow Imttrst Gel the all drug stores.

genuine at ox. F‘ ul Dr

AIICIQIORTS-ALIE I _~ or PROPERTY

AT CHERRV VALLEY 0N SAI- URDAY, AUGUST 7TH

A; one o'clock sharp. Having sold-my farm, l will sell by title:- ion on the premises on above date all my stock, farm and imptc- meats. -

'Stock.- Two young ltorscs, onc- cow (Farrow); three beef cattle; one heifer; .. two calves; seven pigs; forty hens.

ltmpiettlenls:——'l‘breslting out< fit, Entplre separator"; hay tuowcr, (Mtssoy Harris); rake, (Massey Hhrrlsl almost nev.';| one sot ot wheel ,l.-.-.rro\v's' (Massey llarrisl- one walking plow; one cart and wheels; one st-tttflt-ri imle (lomtp digger; one driving Waggon: one driving-sleigh; onewood-slelgh: Ohe set oi‘ driving lulrncslt; collars‘ and hamt-s and other itarncss, alio all~ other articles too nunmrons t") liter-lion. - "Tertnsz-lfour months crmllt in alLaums over $10.00 and '6 per cent. per annum off for bash. ‘

_- IOSEPH SULLIVAN." J. A. flirllunald; Auctioneer.

200.6 8 2 (l. ._—~_~ -_-~.:_._—s_-.

‘t;

f

.;'/

ttn illr Sale at Iris 1.0162

100 acres wilb large btrn, du" ;ing~house, wood-house, tn.tc.ll.iu-- t ltouse, hctrlhlttsc. \V()i‘1(".1l(I[l, rlr_-

riage house and granary all in good I

repair. _

Pump Ilia!‘ door. sptltlg 5o _\',ll'(1_~4 from boast.- at..i brook tuna lg through farm. l.lr:,c quant. y at‘ black mud, easy to get at, em '

orchard and near School and Public 118.11,. 45 scrcs cleared, 15 acrm ready for siulnping, rcnlalnllol lllldei‘ hard W001i. with or ivitllotlt crop. _l40 acres no buildings, 8 lures trlearetl, remnindw ltalui and asdft wood. -

60 acres

under soft wood at

Hopeiicld. Fsrms_ will be sold required Apply PETER G. 11111111 Iris, Lot 62 2003-81-41

soparite if

ttnottts llxcultszovs

1AUGUST . ih ‘jth ‘ AND 1Q

$25.80 G010}! »$30.8UROIOIOIIIg To Winnipeg, Man.

ib.ll.. John, MN Local 50¢- "ond clue Fare to rates from .l_t.. John,.l20 Going and $25 -Iee\lrnlng_ -

Ietrlct

p N; Ahent

eeenger

i .- l-l.- uh-oavteou. ‘ Local Agent.

i IAflrlAI shuns, July as, 1m and Mrs. Boy C. McLean.

phone ._ooua_un.o. ucoonsu: at Granw

widow of theglate Donald D. McDonald, who

reached the rrpe age Inllllletl her hoisehold duties and m Sh; was a woman of rure pleasing _ IIIQDOsitIon. happy and cheerful; n

type of woman who radiated the

as confined to her bed for nine months before her passing.

IF

Special Trail! '

0n ePriday, August 6th. special train will leave Charlottetown at 11.00 a.m. and run right through to Winnipeg, via the wonderful Que bee. bridge and Transcontinental from Qwbec. Passengers from west of Summer-ids will take Ne. 4 train and connncfwith special at Etn- ersld. Passengers _from Sourls. Georgetown, Murray Harbor and itermedllte stations. to (‘harlotle- town will arrive I11 “CIIQPIOIIBIQWII in time to connect with special leaving (‘hnrlotteiown at 11.00 a.

lluy yollruicltrts trom 090F061 station where tickets are sold, and from B.M. Hicks, Sumtttctudde or w_;(_ taggers, (‘lturloitettt\vtl.

1991-7-31-01

r"

KING'S" UNIVERSITY

Arte, Science, Law and Divinity-

LLEGE. WINDSOR COURSE -1N

A thorough Academic rmininz at moderate cost. amidst the bosi social and moral surroundings.

The College will rs-oltvn 01*

September 29th, Next

_|.~.,,- Calendar and information

re entrance qualifications and refil- dettiiai uccutunlodiliiiln. HD1113’

THE 1‘li.1:)SI1)EN'l'. Windsor. N. B.

tsts-tzuhly 2tttst-l>1~_V28-_ _p____

s" FOR SALE

My farul of 40 acres situated Itt Georgetown ltoyatly, on the Brati- oneil River, within a tulle o! 8011001 house and ‘.' tnilcs front Georliit- town in good cultivation and build lugs in good condition.

For further particulars apply to

JOHN DELORIE. Emerson, l‘. H. I.

1950-7-29-41.

. AIIIIIIilIARSI-Iliilflliilgi Competition

Provincial Rifle Association

' of some: EDWARD-ISLAND to be held on

Klsstslxutwu RIFLE RANGE xtouvr 4th, has 5th, 1920. Coin- mt-nbiug at 8 a. nl., Allflllst 4th.

Conditions will be the same as ihe ll. (t, it. A. Rifles ,will be the s. .\l. t.. F... wlnli gages will not l... "gt-l mp1 If furnished with rifles they must. be set centrally.

" W. B. PROWSE. ,

SP(!'1‘l'l§lt8.,P. E. Y.

1609-7-17 llilhAlllfllih .

. ONE MILLION

llcaver Boards, etc.

L. M. P00

19219-741141.

Harvest Excursion

t Atlanta I s amends

JUST LANDED FROM SCHOONIIERS "ELECTRO" AND "BONUS"

A Paris Daniel llu Discovered Ilew to Crew In Paris the ladies have abandoned wearing rates, which as due entirely to thlsnew discover , it has-been proven that certain

herbs contain ingredients that will positively grow halt; That they

is proven every day.- The French are no‘w placing on

ing the extract from Herbs and leaves, which is having a phenom- enal sale.

This preparation is called "DEL- MAY'S FRENCH HAIR TONIC" and is being sold with n guarantee to remove dandruff and to Brow hair in abundance. Being dainliiv perfumed. DELMAYS FRENCH llAllt 'l‘0.N'l(‘" tnnkes n most pleas am drcssittg, and is sold hv Y0!" druggist. Price 51,00 a bottle.

Sold by E. A. Poster, Central Drugstore, Charlottetown

Farm Lalwers . ~ , Etjhe West

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAIL-

WAVS WILL GIVE FARES A-ND

SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE ON AUGUST 6TH, AND 13TH.

llarvrstr-rs art- urgently needed In tilt- West to garner in the wbcat y~it-'tl of (‘ltnl-Ja. siintates are that oval‘ 2100.000,- 000 btlsltols of wheat stand rt-zltly for rcaplng.-’l‘ltis in ntltlititm to othpy- grains;

The call of lb" \\‘c.-t i: for Z20,- 000 Farm Laborers to ltarw-st lb‘ intuit-use lrraut crtl-l (‘an prnspt-ritv tiI-ttends on tltc t" .

The (‘nrladi-ttt .\'t" ‘r " " -\ wltw ,is prepared for lltt- transport of Harvesters from all par-h: o! tho |Pvsll~ttt. Front Yliaritialt- 1'I‘tt'.1llt~\ points spotlittl atrrtitlgcntottts have been ntiiie. Ilcdttcerl farce to \Vll\. rlipeg arc to 1)!‘ llratltntl on Attgust tltll and 13th ttutl special trains. will run viu Quebec Iiritlsc. and from Quebec to lWinnipeg via the Trans-

s '4

continental Line as the ltest und- ioultrkcst roult- from Zllaritiltle lPrtlvince points. The trains will

carry Ibo bout type. of new t-oltitlls’. cvtrs, and special ztrrangettlents will bc luade for the supply ot’ box iuttvlles cu route. Special provis ion will bu tuatlc fur women ac t-otlttlatiying tbc part-y or desirinlt to take IIHIVIIIIIIILZI‘ of thc excursion rates

'l‘tlo fare front iharltlttetown to \Vinttip~ig is $114.85 plus half a (‘.0111 pcr tuilc to points Wl-st of Winni- peg. The rciuru fare is ltili’ u ct-nt pio- iulic front ull tmitttn wcst of Wittuipcg to Winnipeg, and $28.00 ..'rotn ‘Winnipeg to_ (‘ital-foltl-ttllvtt.

Vbrifit-atitln t-tlriiflcattes will be lttrtlisltr-d hr 'l‘ickct Azonls when IIPIIHI is pttrt-ltast-d enabling ltoltl- lt-r to secure reltu-tt ticket at re» itlttcutl fare. ' I l-‘tlil IIIIIIPIIIIIIIOI] will be supplied lllv ..u '1‘1l.‘ltrli them tlf -l»-- "wa- lIlIAN» NATIONAL RAIIAVAYS. y. 19414-28431.

Illoticc

| Beginning witlrJuiy 15th. Patuns .l.id. will close their slot-s every’ evt-nittg except fiaturday at A llrcltlck. We also ask our IMII"""B to keep In mind that we close every Wednesday afternoon at 12.210 l47l-7-9-mw tf

CEDAR SHIN GLES

ASSORTED GRADES

Also on ltand- Spruce and Hemlock Franting, Lumber, Sheathing. Ploorinlz, Dressed Spruce and Pine. Brick. Little, Hardwall P108161‘.

LE &' G0.

Connolly's West Wharf

'l'ht'- land tnt-ttsttrr-s Xfixl-Ill loot. W01

hood size garage in roar oi ltnuse.

Tcrtlts at stair.

10H}? 31-81.

"a.

t.

eeanohlp "Governor Dinllfl“ I a. ntaand every QATOR e Wednee ay trlpa are via about ll a. I. radoyo. The latu lnedaya about l p. l.

IAII CZ

‘K

IIIG-C Jlt

For lnstpoction ltpply to A. Pit-hard K- t"n., (‘oal Dealers.

BENJ. CARTER A 00.,

ZIIDS

INIIIIIIATIUIAL lilll . Resumption el Insight did Passages lervleo It. Join no

DyAIIYI leave lLJnnn every WVIIIIUJ Ill!

IIAIIIOOII‘ Us” II "gut vnnnodllo with Metropolitan Line stealer: for New Yorl, via na ' " - "freight rolls all to‘ ‘ “for-lotion anal‘ to , p a. a nnm

Desirable Resilience thistle’ by Public Auction i

1st

‘I am instructed by .\ir. Allrctl Picltard to sell by Public Auction on ifvhurcltcs. and a qliilPIPI‘ "I a Hill‘ Vanda), the 9m day o’ Auoun a‘ ‘wow, otcmck M." h“ npw dwemng lrhtn llall\v:.-,.- Station; within twt llnttsc and land, number l5 Villa Ave. 131111111011-

'l‘ltir is nnc oi‘ the most modern and best residences in the city. AUGUST 911" Wm b" “"111 m‘ 11""

I graded. The hotlse. contains seven

looms, hcsltlcu hall, pantry. and bathroom. Hard wood floors. lnundryzA vtiih sct tubs in Ilasemenl, hot water heating, electric Iiglttinu, all the Owned by JOHN HENRV M¢INN|3 vory bcnt. Storm windows and door

s and screens for every room. Also

Attctiolteer

hip Lines, Int; -

s...‘ ' s.r.‘.*.".-:t.':."r.:'

rday tripe are direct to Benton lee

contain this. IOIipIDOIOIPYOI article

the market a preparation contain,

I "The dull season

I 4

av JANI lusts-e

O _oooos

lg”: 1

An unetzaesnr EPISODE "D

Chapter 14 "

“I'm ‘going your way, Mills Zens I'll walk with you."

It was the oily vore of tho floor- walker, thc only one in the entire store the girls had given the re-. putattion of discharging thcm un- less hr! could bend then‘ to Ills will.

lle had sold nothing objection- able tonic .s yt t, so I wa keli 4111101“ ly along, although my cart was is ntly puuadltllz. if he said lhinlfl I rt a-ntt i1, bu trottitl dlst-tlarge mc. So tile girls said. 4

"You're going to ask me in. ain't you?"

"No. My roommate and I are al- w;-_;,, too busy Io cntortaitl com- ‘puny, We have too much to do when

we reach home."

"who I3 your room-mate? of ottr girls?"

"Nu! A very fint- wounn. a head waitress in one of tho big res t-ttrants." I had [lttt'|ln~'t-1_\' said ‘woman’. If ht- thought l roomerl ‘will? an older Pflisolt. it IIYLZIII mouse hint to leave me before he ltvrl said any tuorc.

l "I suppose she takes gooi Pflrc oi’ you."

I “l ran take our" of ttt,\'ttcll', Mr Grly. Good night!“ l fairly Ilcw ul- the step!

I expected to be dhchargctl. but nothing IIXIDDPIIPII-llfil for several days. Tin-n be rupt-tttml his artlo"

On.

~-.-l.l‘t.l I\i'.~',i1l' :n.- ti; "-4 way 1‘(tlIlP. “Going to let mo come in thin- titne?" ‘

“No. Mr. Gray. I told you we dlt‘ not- r"t"-'vl= ctllors."

"l don't want you to scr- anybody but mo, I'm crrlzv about you. Zcnn. nnd I'll make things easy for You at the store; get you transferred tr I11" gloves or v -l‘< 1i’ you say so."

‘ll winl nothing Vttll ran tio fut mo!" I rvclailttvtl. "i ltvlvl- told .\‘0l‘ we'do not receive callers." \

The very next wiay complain! cotuntt-ttcetl to co to tho lit-ad o‘ '11" rIPutrltttvtii about mo. my work I toltl Nlarv, and said I Wits slirv ‘ sltilttltl lose mv plat-e.

i‘l\ntt't u'orrv_. llvttcv. I It ‘vo 1100‘ thinking awfully bard about yot and me. l hnvt- bot-n lenrnin’ a l“ too. 1f you (‘an ltantz on a wit" longer, do so; btlt ii you can't, l“ . spring tit-v big idea "

"'|‘"‘l me ttolv." l coaxed. ot on your t'utype. l hope vol "'"“ ‘zt-t tho sit-k right ilwn" tltattxb», not Iot- a tunntb or two."

Mrs. Fagin hall overboard u‘

"fitting and lmtl grasped enough tr know trouble threatened me. Shi eu/tkc so ltindlv Io mo. telling m: ttot to worry, that she would trust me for my room if anything bap- nened me. that l wits almost un- nerved. ll had learned to endure re- buifs of all kinds, bubkindness had been a stranger for so long that it mtde n baby of me. I licll sort of lztliltv, too. Ire "tiled bow l used to look upon tb/ Mrs. Faxins of the world-bow I had thought them useful only as servants. .\low she was a frlt-nti; : row‘ iriontl. iustteatl of a servant caring noIb'ng for any one so lont as she got high wages.

I It'll)’ vnv position just t tnonil Ionizer. Then I was discbarveti. nt real reason being given. When l its" xi for one the tttittttger said. is coming or nnd as you were one of the Ins girls taken on at that counter, no turnlly you are not as efficient a- tho others and so we (iispense will you.

I knew be was cantouflaging. l Imew tb-tl l bad sold as many, l‘ not more goods than ‘any; girl at the cotmter. But I also realized that anything I could say would be use-

uttion iaie

Pravmrtv l-‘or 90"‘ At

Miilviaw, Lot 49

Monday, August 9th

This Proncrt_v is situated on tht corner of Monnghnn and (icorgc- town Road.

x Acres oi Land With House am Barn

Otto oi‘ lht- Il-tst Business Stand;

on the Island. ottvcRIt-nt to Schoo‘

tnilcs of four other Stntfotls.

If not sold by private sale before date by Public Atlctinn. Also n lot of Lumber and other rticles too nutnorolts Io mention.

1994-8-2-—newfrI 3i.

“its SIRUCII WATER AT VlillNON RIVER ochws or u

lillghtten thousand gallons in ten attire without lowering the well s t.

There's no natural reason why YOU cannot have just as good a well on your property. Jnlt dro; IIIQ l0 I

lrasll- Artesian Well Co. Ltd.

Itfleseoltnot

ltlstlcat s

WHEN USING WILSONS

~ PADS I , FLY ‘ star) DIRECTIONS t‘

gAiILFLiHv ANO' FOLLOW Int-NV,’ €XA(1lV//

Best of all Fly Killers 10o

loss lwas disvltargt-ii. ’1‘1i.lI\Vflfi

all there was tu it.

presented every pt-nuy I hall in the world. Only lItc day betorh | bad

was near Dllyilfll’; my fears of (list-

arge 1lli1 IWPII

way out. “Betti-r have lot ttto oall— don't you think?" he ttskoti with a uncer- "No.“ l I- -luitut~tl. "l much pre- fcr my dist "

before you get another job!" lils meaning was utnnistztkabln. It would do me no good to rcfcr t- thctti. - “I'm tlist-ltargrvl, dial-y," I told hcr WIIMI sltc l'.'ilill"1ll. “I know 1 would he. Now for that big idea of yours." To-morrow-Mary’: Big Idea

Crzltiianarll Examiner ‘Contest

THE FREI: PRIZES IN THE GUARDIAN AND EXAMINEWS PRIZE CONTEST AND HOW THEY WILL BE AWARDED.

The Prizes listed above will be

‘ai prizes, and will be awarded to ‘he tltrrt- canditlltics in the (Ton-

'<‘irst. (‘apital Prize will be awarded to the pnrsonJlltvlng thedtigltest lIllllIlt-‘f of votes by the above rttcniiotietl date; Second (‘upittll lrizo to the person having the se- onil ltigIlt-si score, clc.

FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE I

. , ‘

. $1.040 (Ircy-Dtirt Touring (tar,

tj-m exhibition at Stt-rns, McNutt nd White, 1.111.. Queen Si.

SECOND CAPITAL PRIZE

£1,300 Gcrltttrd-lIl-intzttlan Art ‘Player Piano, Library style, pttr- yhttsed trom R. '1‘. llolman, l.tt‘l.. , iutttntersitie/ and Charlottetown, §_n Exhibition at littlman’s Char- lottetown store, . . '

ll '4 at

THIRD CAPITAL PRIZE

$750 Drawing llonm Cabinet irafunoh purchased from and on xltibillolt at A. E. Toumbs, Queen Street.

Alter the above mentioned pri- vs have bt-en awarded the district prizes will be given as Iollows:—~

(1) To the candidate In each of b4- twn tilstricit- who has the highest total of~votea after the, viutters of lllt- iltrec illlptlul l'rl- ‘es will be given a $200 Cabinet Grafanoln purchased from and on xbibititm at A. E. Tootnhs Mu- ilc Store, Queen Street.

(2) To the candidate in each of he two districts who has the se~f nnd highest, total of votes after the winner of the (‘apital Prizes,’ ye will give a $150 diamond ring ltrcltztscti frotn and on exhibition it W. W. Wellnefs Jewelry Store,‘ I03 Grafton ‘Street. l (3) To the candidate standing text highest in each of the two llstricts we will give a $100 Solidi told Waltbnm Watch purchased "om and on exhibition at W. W. Wellner's Jewelry Store, 103

ration Street.

(l) To the candidate standing ext hilzhcst in each of the two ilstrlcts we will give a $50 Silver ‘ea Scrvioc purrhztsotl from nnd n exhibition III w. w. We|lner's' lcwelry Store, 101i Grafton Street.

(5) To tltc candidate standing ‘ext ltighcst in each of the two iistricts we will give a $35 Cabinet’ lf Silver purchased from anti on exhibition at W. W. Wcllnefls: ewclry Store, 101! Grafton Street.

Anti ten per cent. conttttission o each and every active candi- late who works up to the close o.‘ the contcat and does not win a prize.

i

Complete Optical Service

Onrelpert system of 0Y0 QIIMIIIILIOD, coupled with 0" .. .._-.-,,',.,,

LENA GRINDING SERVICE

offers a complete service, sq- tul to the best proeureble. That this service Ia appreo Iated Is evidenced hy our constantly increasing volume of hnsineee. 1

E

l

gt‘. “l'll but you s’ng a ililIterl-tlt song-

lcsignttlt-tl in the contest as capl-'

est who receive. the ltlghesl nutn-t

Can't You Proiitahly Weaken Your Mixture A Little?

When an engine draws Into lit cylinders more fuel p8!‘ Packet M. 811 Drugglnil, completely burned In the air which Grocer; and Ggngfa] Swrfl fllliflrfi into it. the mixture to he overrlch. Under such (‘lrdllm t-'l;llli‘0.~i tbcre mly be portions of Inel—tlte least which do not burn at all, but iclrt- the cylinder practically uncltang .l.

1i W110 i" "I" "mm hm” 1 wvm’ and there may be other 111N510! the l had my Week's lily- “W! "H" 1*" IllPI which tan-h but tun-thtli.v~~ntit with a production o.’ _ of wlrclt escapes 5"" Mimi" “H 1 1"‘1' kmiwmg n black snlokc. While thr- carburetor" “ml 19mm“ m“ strangler or choker is rsscniial to the nterttlon of i car, umie o st- grountiless so long had they waited. mg Jondmom‘ running r X1

I passed the rloorwslker on my 8a,"), Wm, i, Dam}, m. fining“. ‘i tho tuosi common (‘LIIISP of an ovorril-lt tnixiure. Th": prac- ticc should be scrupulously avoid- tbe strauglcr an! then when starting a cold i-ttgiue. ("tre- lcss use of a dushboartl carburcttlt- tho iucorrrct itdjltst- tncnt of a carburetor which has no tiasll Potltrd anti cot-Lin derange-

ntents of the vucuutn fen-ti system are the ttsttal ‘causes nlixtttres/Phe most obvious objec- |llon to using mlxutrcs that at"- too rich is that it WZISIFR Oxptlnflivt‘ ltlol —Ior all fuel that is nut burned is awr-y or worse. now attention it Iloitlg tiircctwl to lite ctfm-v m’ m» llVt-y, rich tuixtttrc upon lubrlcatfntl. Pre- sent liay fuel contains a largo pro-

rlcanly. but Swill, bifllllt"

rltlsctl.

cd and closed

adjust utvut.

l t it row n

qua~o+n+ooo

i 111M510!’ tic limits: l av it.‘i:'i._‘s1\'ton

THE OVERRICH nlxfunz AND LUBRICATION DIFFICULTIES

Vi!

portion of rltthel- -

sane-like elcutents, which do not bttrn readily anti which, if tho mix~ Iture is nluclt too rich and especial- I11’ ll’ the engine is not hot, survive in liquid condition and in eriblc yantities hilt-With of the more readily ovapor» flied fuel elctuents. All of this tin- burncd liquid, \VII1I'II is not stvypt her oI voles before tttidulgltt, SepLIMH with m“ exmu“ g"'“"'“‘- ""“]-"

11th (regartllcss of district.) The w 0501199 "m" tmssible

Downward between lhtyttiston and

ottly other

the cylinder

“ker0seny" liquid is an active sol- vént of (‘_V11lll1(‘!‘ oil. it rlvsirovs tho‘ oil film between finally est-apes into the crank castgI whr-rt- it tiilutes tile oil so greatly