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f = ‘ If P'is:.%t.°;;d

er . _ f

E ll§u5§lileRmesi‘l Coe" it

Sym? merely quiet 1: 0 Coégldln two sizes. either plain or mentholated and _only at Pensler Stores- ? 25c anti.;-506.'

lass-10-1etnstus'u.. -

700, $1.40.

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' AGENTQ -WANTED

At.Anv‘ AND commiss-

Mf¢:1Nt?tieli Red Tag Stock. C0ml>l6f° stock including exclusive lines, cnet; muy hardy, grown only by lil- eggs only by our ag6ll't§~ El9Ki\\t»___ samples wwe _ ppp to Dgm_n ol ~. r . hmmes' on- '“ae`s1.s-1nEmtnsoi_

nANv MA»<lNo___$16.'ro_ s2o oA|l.v I

“ l s Marshall made $120 UFBF19 lftllfilse ’ntroducing “CANADA'S SONS AND GREAT BRITAIN IN WORLD WAR..",. Written by Can- adians from battlefield notes und oiilcial records. Introduction -bY General Currie. Authentic, complete story of canaaws elerieus reeerd Unusual opportunity for returned soldiers and others. Outfit free. \Vin.stcn Co. Toronto.

1589-10-16tts6l.

FOR SALE f __

Fon sA|_E~ 'rwEt.vE BREEDING ewes, four years and under. Apply to Tqm Horgan, Stanhope.

; 1554-10-15M7ipd.

FOXES FOR SALE SOMT FINE crosses. Nicely matched. Also few pairs Silver Blacks phone 664 J. Ranch Mt. Edward Road. J. D.-

Jenklns. 1494-10-10m6ipd ".

FOR SALE SCHOONER J. B. MAR-

tin. Tenders will be received up until Oct. 31st. Schooner can be seen :tt Murray River. Apply to MacLeod & Reynolds, Murray River.

_ 1572-10-15M2lp.

FOR SALE ONE DRlVlNG» MARE.

four years old not frightened oi' ours; one driving wagon nearly now; one set driving harness; one driving sleigh nearly new.. For further particulars apply Leonard 'l‘ro\vs<l<lle, Westmoreland. f

155940-1GE3ipd

WANTED ; ~ ”

'vEeE'rAeLEs' wAN1‘Eo_.cAnRo'rs, ‘ beets, parsnips. The Harrie

Abattoir Co. _ Charlottetown.

1590-10-1aMil_

wAN'rEo A doo F M H 3

o An on E,

about 1100 from 4 to_ 8 ` years old. Call at or write 172 Fitzroy Strtet, Charlottetown. ~

. _` 1557-10-15M4ipd.

_ WANTED A CENTRAL!-Y. .LOCAT- efl store with' back entrances A`p- Dly to Eldon House.

_ _ 1551-1_0~15M8ipd.

wAN1-ED 'ro ___suv on RENT Busi-

ness stand either in country or

& town. Write or call 234 Great *George st. I 1578-1;-1sMai.

WANTED - LARGE QUANTITY OF hells Auf! "chickens for canning Purposes. Wiirpay highest market price on und after October .Mud F. 0- B- nearest station or delivered

al my cannery at Greek River( Ro- -

ference Beuirfei Nova Scotia, Mon- '”‘i“°- 0” Rbyal Bank of Canada.

Murray iriver; W. S. Frasef, Mur- "W River. ~ _ 1sss-io- salsa. ..._ .______u_ _

LOST

Los1-_w|l.t_ UD Bloves Euston on 3. Spring

' WANTED HELP-4 _ MALE

HAM.. 1831.

with-

WANTED A BOY TO DRIVE MAIL. Apply to 27 Hillsborough Street.

` 159840-16-M31.

WANTED~YOUNG MAN TO WORK

around grocery store. Apply to Beer & Goii's.

_ 1584-10-16Mtt.

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR

farm and house work; live miles from town. Permanent 'job, light work and good wages. Apply in writing to "X" c.o. Guardian. '

. 1871~10-15Mtr

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MILLER

torun Marvel Midget flour mill and _ corn meal and feed mill. Applicants apply to: “Novia Scotia” c|o Guardian Oilice, stating references, experience and salary required. _

_ 1865-10-15ME1l.

WANTED BY TH'E S. H. WHITE

Lumber-_Co., Sussex, N. B. wood- men for their winter operations. Good wages to good men. For further infomation apply to W.S. Newson, Charlottetown. _ ' 1585-10-16M4lpd.

BALESMEN CITY, TOWN OR COUN-

try, a. lull and exclusive 'line oi whole ‘root trees and plants, for garden. orchard or farm. Big earn- ings guaranteed the_y_eer\ round. Experience not necessary. we teach you,.Luke ‘Bros., hiinited.Nurseries, Montreal. 6680-7-IMEWABOI.

GOOD WAGE8 FOR HOME WORK.

We need you to make socks on the fast, easily learned Auto Knitter. Experience unnecessary. Distance immaterial. Positively no canvass- ing. » Yarn supplied. Particulars 8 cent stamp. Dept. -' 63 C., Auto Knltter Co.. Toronto.

977-9-17MEtillDec.20th.

SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURING

_corporation wants capable man to establish. branch and manage sales- _ men,_$‘300 to $1.500 necessary; you -h§ncUe your own money; will allow expenaeeto Baltimore Ii you will » qualify. For particulars address

Secretary, 416 N. _Howard St., Bsl~ timore, Md. 1288-10-1MEWedti.

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HEI.-P Warren.,- FEMALE

wAN'rEo_'a|m. #dll eENEnA|_

housework. Mrs. Emest Rice, 11 Rockford Square. _ 1869-10-15-Msipd

wAN1'Eo.»-M~A|o _ron `oENEnAt.

housework. Apply 26 'Brighton Road.

_ < -lssz-tp-__11-Mu

lt/AN'ren.-A emi. Fon GENERAL

housework, no washing: Apply. to Mrs; J. C. Sims, 249' Upper Prince ` ‘Street . 1308-10-2-mtf.

. _

wANfrEn-A MAID Pon GENERAL

housework, _'to go to St. Catherines, Ontario, good wages. apply to Mrs. A. W. Stems, 73 Cumberland Si. \ ‘ 1555-10~15Mi.f.

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and

0|' Dies Reward, ,..

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oAPAs|.E moot.: Aesb woMAN '_do_uld hear ot good position working

» i\ous'ei¢`eeper near city-by writing-1

Houeekeepsr, .care Guardian. Good twages; comfortable home. _ ' V » 1870-10_~_3IjMtf

take

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»lMFOR'I'AN'r ' To 'rgAcH¢|\g,....

in ¢n¢'w¢; amp 'l¥l\\l>&lli_Y With them are requested to '| _ ' 1 t_ "fy," d' id d t _ rheumatic twil1lei<¥,"i°“d`l§& °|:_§°'°l ' m°°“”5_ 'Yr' th’ £02: i.Iffea'G(rl°:;';run;slegaaialionangev "hs ~»»»»»»;,~ ~

lettetmvn -Saturday, Oct 18th, at 1,30 7 90 *"~»*r~ '

Y 8 In

oversees. She volunteered in Calgary andhas been in _the hospitals in France, Germany, and England' since

_ V'-|N|MENT _ 1916. After a. ghort visit to her former V By' w' H' G°°"°"

_home she purposes returnipg to Cal. g\ary.\

Oiilce n ay

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T-0 ADDRESS MEETING HERE.-

Mrs. Donaldson of Toronto, 'represen- ‘l.t‘ing_ the General Board oi the Wo- mens Auxlliary to the Missionary '$00190' to the panadian Church is expected to arr ve in Charlottetown on Saturday and will spend the week end at |St. Paul's rectory, the guest of Rev; H. AD. and Mrs. Raymond. She will address meetings in the interests of womens work and the Forward Movement while here. _

PERSONALS

Miss Bessie Bidlingsly city, has gone on a trip to Boston and New York.

___ ~Mliss Muriel Matheson, who has been spending a month with relatives here, left several days ago on return to. Rev- els-toke, B. C. '

Miss Grace Billingsly- has returned to the :itvirom a. visit' to Hunter' River, where she was the guest o! Mrs (Dr.) Ilogerson. _

_ Burrns

MoDOUGALL`.-»Alt Belle .River, on Oct 12th to Capt. and Mrs. Findley McDougall, a son.

GLOVER.-On the 23rd of September, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover (nee Adu Mulligan), Emerald, a daughter. Congratulations.

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Minal°d’e Llnlmpnt for sale everywhere

` _ANNOUNCEMENT _

'We have sold our coal business and

good will to The Pocahontas Coal Co. -'We ask for them with our former patrons a contnuation of their coal business. We feel assured that the d8sire of this' new firm will 'be to give you satisfaction ' at all times in 're-’ gards to Quality and Service.

We also wish to thank the public

for their very generous patronage in the past. l

The new tim: have also purchased

our coal book accounts, and will no doubt call on these customers in the

ceo. E. Fuu. 0. s6N, _ - zi

M|navrd's llnirnent cures garget In cows

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u ’ I' KILL-JOYS

Constipation, H eadachel _ Colds, Biliousness ended with "Cascarets"

» Q.-4»¢».a~»~n~l\~O¢»lwU¢l\¢\“O‘Y_‘ ,

Nothing takes the joy out' oi’ llie

quicker than a disordered liver or waste-clogged bowels. Don’-l: stay sick

is keeping your head dizzy, your 'ton- gue coated; your breath had and stom- ach sour. iWhy not spend a few cents lor a box oi Oascarets and endoy the nicest, gentlest laxntive-cathartic you

gripe, slcken or inconvenience one like Salts, Oil, Calomel or harsh pills. They work while you sleep. NEeo'r|A7r|o_Ns or anrrist-| sm-_

` BASSY.

8.--Upon the

the

WSYB

near future to verify same. 1

'~ ' _ Local horsemen are or the opinioxr

3fg3gsb’h`eh§:,;:c£l:& fgxxigggsegé Whig; that the amendment would result in

ever experienced? *Cascaretsf never nag

_ F 'U

_ , (lpcelal to The Guardian.)

full caucus od th 'Liberal siti

Union Teachers and all Teachers in today Wim* Hon 'W L ]‘,f§g§enf|';

perfectly clear by r. J. A. Robb.

80°!! _ ` ' Chief Liberal. (hipg who came out ot

°__-’f‘_~_-- ‘°*` 9 __‘Y._ -_ -‘__ _ its g_a_tnsr_:ng§¢;1$__ao alter tes asu- __||Q|§|A>.|-|_;\g,;__'.`.lv|\1,, postponed wart “gmt :gs : _ Wit 11 prozress for an _ . _ _hpIf.___Nr. Robb said we vi°¥"'sTh° “nu °»t um Nw' w°`P|°t' are of the' opinion that it is not fair .

urns. ee ' w ere yourwjboyi have to mefwun¢,y`w git,-oduce thin |9515. §‘é‘_’gh§ _'_;§‘3;;|!l‘°‘g_»ld5_;¢_:'_’d|‘_§' _“galil 1%°gi_ lution at the.pr_e_sept time. Therefore

‘ _ . __ ° ' ' it isour inte_lition.bo oppose it.

`F_R_0M-‘OV_ER8l’A6.-Nursing Sister ' _ _ '

Annie C. McDougall daughter ot the " .` ` late Mr. Daniel 'McDou§al-i. Nine M-ile f Creek- arrives 'russds nl nt no A __ u

i’ae`t records"wer'e among the losers while the/new racing material march- ‘ed to the front in all of the big ev-

the amendment is adopted when the "codes are taken up_this winter.

'The following excerpts show the

views in_dii’terent sections of the coun- tl'y:-- .

it is _the only _thing that can be

done _with outclassed horses-E. W. Swisher. Pres. Columb

While I do not believe the plan will

accomplish all that is expected, I cer- tainly think it will be an admirable change and that it is in the right dir- ection.-Iiorace White, Syracuse, N.Y.

I am heartliyin favor oi' the /amend-

mont and would make it one year in- stead of two. The life of a race horse is short enough at best.-Chas. F. Kennedy, Secretary, Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Ind.

_The suggestion for releasing 'out-

classed horses is approved. The am- endment protects all good green hors- es and- t-he sooner an owner ilnds out that the others are, no good, the bet- ter.-C. A. Chapman, Ferriszurgh, Vt.

I am in favor of the amendment.

You"are on the right road. Cancel the winraces oi' horses that do not re- duce them in two years.-John E. Madden, Lexington, Ky. _

I approve ot' the proposed- rule. It

seems too bad that sound young hors- es should be outclassed forever. Here and there a llorsemay bc talked ot' such as Judge Ormonde which may be

released and fear entertained get he will outclass e. green pacer. y be- lief is that even ahorse like Judge Ormonde will meet' defeat by horses that never started beijore. - David Sterns, Race. Sec’y, Clinton Co., Ag- ricultural Society, Plattsburgh, N.Y.

The suggestion oi W. I-I. Gocher to

do away with eligibility records after a horse has failed to win for years has set horsemen to talking. Some are inclined to think the -change too radi- cal, but all agree that it will lead to an adjustment that will give the turi' more racing material.-Frank Trott in Boston Globe. o `

To get horses for races we must

es. I have seen nothing so apt as this amendment. - W. J. Carter, Rich - mond, Va.

I agree with every word in the pam-

phlet “Unshuckle the Trotter." The conditions have been true in my own caselor several seasons und the rac- ng associations have done nothing to improve them.-W. H. Foster, Elk- hart, Ind.

The horsemen in this section agree

with Gocher and are for the amend- mont.--G. T. Updeilraif, Helena, Ark.

Ihave gone over .the amendment

very carefully and I think there is something to it. We should do somei thing to bring back horses that have, been outclassed.-C. E. Cameron, Pre-i sident Iowa State Fair, Alta, Iowa.

Unless the amendment to take the

winraces or! outclassed horses is ad-

opted, we might just as wellxstop. I worked for the winrace rule. It was a success. This is better. - Walter R. Cox, Dover. N.H. _

Both amendments are ibr the good

oi’ racing and should_,be adopted.-W. H. Hall, ` Pres., Staifoi_‘d__Agricultural Society, So. Wiilington, Conn. \The .amendment should make a home run.-A. P. Sandles, Pres., Ohio Fair. Circuit, Ottawa, Ohio. ..

a, 'wonderful _lmprovempu in harneigf racing. It would boo `_§_ eciul value to fairs.--W. E. Giimnreal henectedy, N. Y.

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misery, suffering with the ailments peculiariotlieir _ ‘ sex, that dra .them clown to misery and despair' ~ with backaclge, nervousness, the: blues, clerange-‘ ~ ‘ 'ments and in'egularities, when there' is a proved

:remedy for just such conditions? _ For-"more than forty ears l_.yclia` E. Pinl-rham's Vegetable Compound lfas been overcoming these `

ailments until _ it is now_ recognized everywhere

as the standard remedy for woman s,llls. .

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_ \ ___'1‘_i_iehsu_ggestion_ to nnlen~.l the rules ..

U . _ » _ HQME FRQM EN ___ o_ g t arness___r_acing so that win-

____ `, many friends of germ %|_'%t‘%tew'§_l_‘t‘? races shall be cancelled if :t horse

_ _ _"yt" who len new wnh we second Siege ,fails to reduce same within two years

The annual. meeting of _the Upton Battery in command ot Colonel prow” after it was made has r.ttracto:l ntore

Er _' lliliagk Fox Company Ltd. will: be are .pleased to see him back agah, ;;l;’_1lé01;_£_1:n__p;1y:Yl;Lusugar:_hos ap.

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E A, of, » ,0‘{t,,,_§ °”:` .gh rr” e h °§§‘t° °‘_“° “nd “°““d~ H° W°“f "° France adopted in 1914. at that time itwas

" ~ A - 0 “'59 ".}"3 " “ Bd" t ° “ Wm' the 11"* b*‘¢'»°"Y and -PM 411 8 elsnnsd that it would ruin the ere a

t ,a.t.o.. I . _ ' e-

Central Drug Store co r _ pe_mn'. -snow. ml: l;,lfe’§§:l.gnf§lft` Alxlivgil B32; "B “M “mt the “S” ."°”°"‘1 ”°’s‘”’

would dominate every lace but when

secretary' been wdrking in me Londo P race day came the non-winners with"

ents. The result will be the same if

us Driving

Park, Columbus, Ohio. _

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make some radical changes in the rul- ,

this section. Someil\mg_1nus_i be done ment to tglshackle the l-along this line soon or the light har- Botsiord, res., Clinton l ness horses will be a thing of the past. ul Society. Plattsburgh, -~.`Iol\n W. Schqoler, Trenton, Mo. Maine horsemen are

seen to The owners and drivers in this sec- something that will

ning.-Charles tiop itgre_e__w.ith_ the idea as outlined. are sidetrackecl on

Ohio. It s absoluteiynecessary for the int- winrnce and unable to

best.;.thing ure of"Ii|xht 'harness racing.-C. B. amendment was put to a vote

in the interest oi' Ralston, Sec'y,_Shenadoah Fair Ass‘n. race secretaries of America it it meets with the. Staunton, Va. win in the ilrst ballot.-_J

in this sem, i_ am the man in the mud and I am Sec'y, Maine State Fair,

Webster-_heartily in accord with the amend

and

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Akron, Ohio.-‘-‘l amfifty-one years old and going through the Change of Life, and Lyclia E. Pinkham _ ` Vegetable Com ound is_ doing _me lots of goocl. f) felt run-'-clown and

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woultl print' this in your pzfgper so that other women may rea lt. There is nothing better forthe relief of suffering womanhood- than ` dia E.._Pi_n|thax_n's Vege- table Clompouncl. lt does away with sickness and nervousness which is very often responsible forthe lack of perfect harmony

in the home.”

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