While ou

ow is the time to lay

in a stock of coal, later on there il be, a, rush and the coal will not be as good . and cha;nc'e,s"rare prices will . _ be higher.f-_go ._ `“ e

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THERE'are several rea -

` sons why you

should buy your winter coal duringthe summer months. _ The most im- portant one is that you _ will thereby effect a con- siderable saving of money ~ -and then there may be

~ a notable ' shortage of

coal just when you arein need of it. Who cnn_tell?

‘ C. LYONS & C0.

Phone lil Queens Wharf

IN TIHES Of PEACE PREPARE _

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Bal¥y’s _happiness ‘and ‘the des rnciion ot their health!

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THE TWO MACS

Druggist

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COAL and also with hard and soft

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iness invited.

J. CARRAGHER 81 C0.

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is frequently our business as iiiuc_li as repairing. Often \vs are called upon to rebuild a pair of shoes-virtually to make tlicni'over. We ure as skilled in this branch as in the resale- f ing, rehecling, etc., of old slices.. We have the machinery and materials 'to d.0_as good a.job , as the shoe factory.

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Phone 579 31 Grafton St.

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IEENKCING AND WIRES

` We have just received an assortment

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_ 150,000 lbs. Assorted Fencing Wire, 1 composed ofthe followinge- ' 0 ~ ,

A American Painted Barb

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" W o.- avanize oiec

` No.9 Soft_'Coiled' _

» _ i No. 12- Oiled Annealed.

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iQiir special woiin 'powdetsg

'sweet that baby wil readily ell take them. Give baby a dose .W or two and watch him -smile. ‘ill

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METHODIST

River, services Sunday School ser lee 1030 a m , 23 and 730 p, in

to the neighboring -towns -as well. W.lien. the work is coiiipleted it will enable stcamers plying between, Pic- tou and P. E. I. ports to come to the New Glasgow wliuri’ without diiilculty. -New Glasgow News. '

'_ PICTOU SHIPPING NOTES.-Tiie United States traivler l“isii Hawk has been on the iiiarine railway slip since last week for repairs fto propeller and general overliauliiig. On the' same slip is the government .boat Ostrca, Capt. Kemp, undergoing general repairs. At the railway wharf are. the tern schooncrs Victory Chimes of Cardi- gnll, P. E. I., and Alma D., oi' Dig- by, loading with deal for Englaiid. Tho American four mlaster, Willard S. Bartlett, \vill complete loading to- morrow, deal for Old Country. .The tcrii schooner Helen Mathers, of Slici- hurnc, with`salt in bags, is discharg- ing at the railway wharf. Part oi’ the salt is being wiarehouscd by Mr. John Munro and a Cliarlcttctow-ii schooner, Bessie Brown, is taking on som., 700 llflllis of this salt for Charlottetown parties.

|T’S HARD T0 BEAT 'LOBSTER PASTE

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Making Sandwitches

We have it in two sizes 25

and 40 tins. -

_ Packed this season in the Magdalen Islands. `

Try a tin of it and notice

how your appetite gains.

BEER & GOFF

Gaocnns.

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These goods were bought ear- ly and escaped the ltlg jump lr. _ the Boot and Shoe market.

We can show you something

'_l'wo Tone Brown _ ’

Field Mouse And Tnn »

Grey Buck Tops at

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life'

tunes Their record on the island not lllllflllg been g00d our -local Chief oi

horses. From here the Gypsies weiii to New Glasgow and regarding their -stay tiicrg the Eastern Chronicle says: -“A band oi gypsics visited New Glasgow yesterday, but were early in trouble. They were anything but at- i.ract;"ve in appearance still they man- aged to secure thc confidence of some wlio are new mourners. Clrici of Pal- ’ce iWattcrs, of Stellartoii, came to town and ai-rested ithrec women and _liter searching thcm in the local jail. motorcd with tiieiii to Stelllarton. A young man, Gordon Fraser, el' that place had lost $20 by lcttinl; one ol liic women blcss his ,nioney. While Watters had the women in charge a New Glasgow man, C. H. Young, also visti-cd the jail, he too had lost money by their visit to his sho.; repair shop oii Archiiiicdes St. Watters succeed- ed in securing it rcfiinfl of the money. The slice iiinn’s _story was that the woiiicii calledat his place mid asked to bless his money. He crossed her pnliii with silver i`or luck and*t‘l1‘cii let iicr count over ii roll of bills for an- other good oiiien. Then ii neighbor visited him and asked him what the zypsies had wanted. He told hitn. “l)id you count your money sinde?’} lie had not, but then (lid so and l`oiiiid that instead ot`.aii increase that thirty dollars mid twenty-live cents had disappeared. The police chased the gang out oi New' Glasgow :ind they moved to 'l‘reiitoii.

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- `Arinstrong, B. C. Jima 11th, 1919. Minard's Liiilment Co., Ltd.

Yarmouth, N. -‘& '

Dear Sirs:

Since the start at ,the Baseball ses-

son we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprained ankles. etc., but Just as soon as'we started using Minsrd's

E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

.When Your ` c Stomach Goes

on a Strike _

Every other organ of

your body is apt to go on a sympathetic strike, and there’ll be no way to arbitrate_ the trouble until you f satisfy the stomach’s demands.

When you have. no

appetite,-when fo o d doesn’t taste right,-or ifyou can’t digest what A you eat, its time to treat the stomach.

0ur Digest Tablets

is just _wbiityou need.- We also carry all kinds of stomach remedies.

l0HNSON & .i0llNSON_

rm- _`o&¢|i¢y_ ni-spun

Prince llnel

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engagement of two nights and Wed nesday Matinee on Tuesday Sept 9th

‘OF FAJRNITURE today, it has tested me capacity or nii uw September Uh at former theatres in the larger clues Consulate, liedi-com turnit Bridal Night" is an lngenuous farce

sofa, letter press, kit ln which one of two twins is married

Ullell 111188. 1. quitgiels K/ith hgr husband on their

-_-._ we ng -.iy an convinced herself

QHURQH 9|: gcg-|1|__A~D___R,,. that she loves Another. whereupon the

__ Elven McDougall will preach Sabbath °"‘°\‘ fig- ‘évhli "°":||5'u:°V?)Bi:-ihe Yanni

coNsoi.i Arno sci-iooL'~i-is-ilp..’§_=‘;fBf"°,'§"°' °‘81§53°'A{"’ Qt” ixiiiifieiinsuiiieiiiigi eriafner siimviiiiccs

'Z ~'I‘on‘l5ht 1 0 Wi" Vl°..\'V5~ T119 '1"l'B| ' .I “5 ralzypeltvqg 1;-¢tom°i ' d fi-ol din' tion . These have been handled so

0! th _98th--`,_C0lne ‘ini-.else whére_.'-)3gur~ » to kl wt-1 ' ‘ini ue” y ‘skillliilly by' Margaret Mayo whfisp . ‘lifw ;'° fP“3'h¢.“1}F,l_§“§_l@li»_-f.5¢.P'§~J 31%” aw- 'pf “"5 _ ‘-"'_l‘win Beds" is well remenibered, that °°‘°°" °“‘-'f‘-'“_°_~ t r=.':=_-ffsii -one-_ara?-r~_enm{ia;.__»o.;..,.fg_;eg_¢;'g,;‘,;°,§§°°°;;_§,§“;;_“'°;»'°i~ ' MR; MI` M I.¢E`A:_A_NiD 'Til'-‘lil decideg thx yearhto intgfsggigsii Mlsslo-NERSHW’-'°F.A9m¢UAl- `. ';"-'g.-,limp-""e¢1"m'¢2“--fag ` "is c l¢~`-liberally with song numbers and -Mr.éWal<ter M. -Lea informs' L 6' we "~ it th r E:-inlggge gal §!t`kl1K°¢l"Mi'. Frederick V. Bowers, Quarjlan that there iB"no truth in the F. : ~_ Bama; t I lay M Xlilke song hits have made his name report that -‘lie will accept me coin- W,,,,».,c‘,,.,d ,mv -..b.. . “fi” ednips .u»_ -- 5,5", ,hroughout the ,,,,,,,_ to w,,,,_ ‘m-°‘3“l°n0I`Hllli5 i1_f_.'£gri»i,i._ultui'e only on th,.f,Ba a't var? waist? “dll t in the music. The twins oi' the play will condition that Mi.. .Theodore miss is ,,,,,,d _isyoffered ,f’,`§“,,,°,§’§'ef a" ',“ "§, be played by the Crisp Sisters. whose appointed his deputy. He writes: "l card with inrorlmmonas ug 2), wonderful likeness and dramatic ani not aware at present who the new c0`ve,.y - S S' ability ably lit them for the parts. exccui.-ive may see ill; -to employ, but ' _ - Robert Knight will play the husband. any position lliiit I/may or may not ‘A N01-ABLE” EVENTLR is 3 Others prominent in the cast are; accept in -the new Government is nm strange mincmence Ba B, th'e St J h Beatrice Lett, Bertha Julian, Frank subject rg any qy_l|e|»_ appolnlmeng Smhdam' that the ‘xslt or i)l_|‘l’lc'C‘. gullen, Charles Bennett and Clarlce whats°ev°r‘"` I Edward to Canada in ~l860 when he my` '

.- mm the loundmi to or .U Seats sale opens this morning at the

Dl1EDGlNG.--The dredge No. 4 P. lionfs iI’ardainentm'l3i.iBlldIilr(i’ga at“2);T;l ,gggutre ticket omce at 10 a' m'

W. Dept. having completed operat- \va,_blioulil be so closely duplicated ’

Margaret Mayo’s sparkling musical

COURT.-’1‘W.Q drunks iw farce is one of the promised theatrical

yesterday One was lined $10 good things ot the year and will'be pre days and the other vlu do soma, at me Prine., onward mi- an

A, wise econolllyrlf Save on meat bills rhy'

' Poritl

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worlcffuol & worry.

Purity guaranteed by the Comm-

» ment Legend on every can. »Tosi|to, Chili or Plain Sales. Sold Evuywlm.

I. Ctlll, lllllll. lellrni.

i _

ions at 'Picton Landing has been mov- this‘ week when his' gianllsoii th- I ' ` . . ’ . ij CAVENDISH AND FAIRVIEW. -

gdnutp atxhéy ‘iriver to ttlhambers Prlncerot gvéillesuotllciateil in a similar N0xt>Su,,day_ SEDL 7th_ new W_E_ b ll I g g °pm“ "ms were mann? 8' ' 'G ay ng of -the °°m°" Piper will preach at Fairview at 11 a. Gsun tile morning. She will deepen stone ot the main tower ot the re- m_ and at Cnvgndlsll at 7,30 p_m_ - » ~~;M ,,| ff “ tl;o1;‘i\;cr_twlitcil‘0 necessai'y_Ttloi a depth conatrlilicliied illiuildiiigs. iE)verytiiing > ' - i ‘f i* 0 00 a ow we er. s mean‘ co_i_inec_e__ wti histrlp seein t fit . ‘ _ much to the town ot New Glasgow and 1:1 _w-i.tli ’lili'stoi'lc' récblldctliiiiili, ocnd da;R7¥£N;¢,?,5PFSTA?_E?_IY,i&§;,$

tie -present lriiico of Vlales iii the preach at iprym, ; m Bo,,,,|,aw 7

i " _ _ [nf _

which mai-ken ins visit or the lain at Bonshaw' _ '~ L_. J] / " "

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King Edward. 'i_‘ho._ gii`tlicl‘ing al DE(;0RA»-r|0N |JAy___Th 01,1 Fil, i ‘V / ovmwai f°"°W0d by the Ullwlllg 0| lows of Cliarlottcioivii will dbserilo - r ' fl

Piiiiiament will go down in histoiy “nm “ext S D , ti IL 1. 'il “I ' _. as one ot the-amost interesting events iw; J,” _,ride ¢;L?],‘; Ego l / , "' _

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is ti i n ‘ lp" if 'Q ////A

cas rn r -i’ '--t il ill- .‘ -- ' ..

cized_to_li;)licai)tlLn(ianymot%llxe iiiclpilrelits D' m' A thank ommng Wm he Lake" ~ _ Y ' '/ _ \

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_ . 3 D' ' iii ~ - . | , , - ' . .

since Confedcrmlon' ‘tory to decorate with floral tributes f " ',-;. .' .< ' ' _ _‘ '

__` :hc graves of their deceased brethren. "_ , _ (ey _ /'° _ _ _ ` \

oun RECENT visi1'.ons.--ii band _ _ _,Z ..\..'/,_;. ,_ _ -f .- .1 ‘ _ . of gypsies arrived in Picton on Fri BOY SCOUTS CAMP.-'l‘iie Iloy < -.‘f~ 'f "5 5~__'§f._:’_»,,_,,.<-_;,.‘ ~_ 2 __ ' lay oi’ last weckv»i'roiii 'the island via Ficonts who have .bceii camping for ` _ _'_‘."_ ‘ _ ' '_ ,

5» 5- Hi11'li’-“ll SHYS U19 1’f'C!0\\ AIIVOU- ‘ight days at Crown Point rcturiicd 4’-' A ul.--»'_.__\".f_,‘ ,I °' _ - / ' ' ate. They were -a ll-lvl-\ll‘0Hfll1v 10*-'king io the city on Saturday. Tivcnty foul" A -:4~:5i7.-\ii~.`;i" " ., - _ ' . l0¢. dl1l`k»SkiYlll0ll Und Said to be Mex- ioys in all attended this camp which 5 ‘ "£,7};f§'i°_f__;` f "Vg ` _ __,` ___,` _ - `- _ ¢, , . ' A

.can. The ludles of the tribe were -iroved a. decidedly enjoyable outing. "'37 " ._ I.. Jroullhke- " bright colored dresses and told for- l‘lic group were iii cliarlle of Assisi- ' Q* , ` """- _il-_ ` f n ‘,' . . ' ` ' 1 cr Fred Hine. ‘ "\ ‘ f` ' `_"

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int Scout Must

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rouse wai~iie<i.rheiiir<iin<>ve 0n,wiiieii New HE/\~riNG sYs‘rEM--'riis pl""»i_ "4-__ h Bi a they did. after ‘bu-fins n ‘couple ni Rvorir of insrai-ling riio new heating ‘ ~ “ T C gv luc '

3 1

olant in the Y. M. C. A. is about to iturt. The ilrni oi lilruce Stbwari An Co., Ltd., have the contract. The l‘he Franc system will be iiistalleil which is similar to that iii the Meth-

U. S] ‘CUTTER IN_ PORT.-The U.

i. Cosstgiiard cutter Morrill, G00 Dons, Capt. Wilcox, arrived iii (‘.liur- 'ottctowii yesterday en i'oute` from "hliadelpliia to Detroit. She is 'taking iii coal and supplies. The 'Moi'rill, which has a crew ei’ 60 mcu la:-it vis- ted (3harlottet'owii two years ago. on ier wa-y to the Lakes. For the-past 'our years she has been in the Atlan- tic service.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS. -Arrniigeinents have been made by the Maritime Sunday .School Assoc- iation for the lioldiiig oi Suiid.iy School coiivciitlons in P. E. island as follows: Sept." 'fl O’Leary District, .iear E'llcrslie~Station; Sept. 5, Tyne Valley District ni Elini-siis Hail; Sept. 8, Keiisiii-g_ton District at Long .lllvcr; Sept. 9, S.E'.I‘riiice at Tryon; Sept. 10, N. W. Queens District; 'Sc-pt. 11, S.|W. Queens District; Sept. i2, Sumnicrside District. llev. _W. A. Ross, Maritime Secretary, Moncton, will be in attendance.

MR.. B'UCKLEY INJURED.--The

many friends hers of Mr. Lou Buck- ioy, the well known Secretary of Mari- time Boys Work, will be sorry to learn that he is laid up at his hom". in Halifax as the result of an accid- ent which lie sustained at the recent Summer School held at Lake Conch- iching, Ont. It appears that Mr. Buckley was taking part in a game of baseball when he collided with tho second baseman. with the result that he had a rib displaced and which al- so penetrated his lung. Latest advic-

THE NEW Y. W. C. A.-At a meet-

ing ol' tl‘i`e dire`ctni's nt the Y.\W.C./\. held this week, the work of this grnlr/ing institution for the sullllrwr months was gone over and plans made for a successful wliitcr's work. To secure new china for tlic.lioiiie, which has now its i`ull compliment of boarders, it was decided to hold a Gar- den Party on the beautiful lawn at .iJ,ciic'I.isil-old. `neuLt Tuesday evening .comiiiencin-g at iive n'clock. it is hop- ed that those interested wi-ll help by sending in the usual donations, as re. frcshments ol’ cake and ice cream will he served. The band will also be ill attendance.

ROD AND GUN.-A splciidhl series

of photos oi Canadian Nature Life are now running in Rod and Giiii iii Canada. The ilrst of these shows fl mole lcon and appears ln those!"- einher issue which is _now on sale at thc news dealers. "Our Old Elusive Friend. The Black Duck" is tlho title of Bonncycnstle'Dale's splendid article that appears in this issue. Other valuable stories and articles are en- titled: "Three Men and Three Wo `men," hy NI. Parkinson. “The Making

` ni’ s Shooter" by Edward T. Martin;

"The Bla uk Bass," by Archie P. Mc- Kishnle, .'.tlie well-known Canadian writer. Dr. William T. Hornadny. Director of the New York Zoological

pelllng article on Conservation deal- ing particularly with the rational utilization oi' game. The departments of the magazine dealing with the vari- ous cutdoor activities ofrod and gun are up to their usual high standard. A splendid picture of Joe Jennings, of Toronto winner of second place at the Chicigo International Tournament . appears in the Trap Department. Rod

monthly ntwomliilock. Ont ii W J

. tfiillintv

idist ‘Church and thf, Riley building. ‘

Park is the author of a thought com-‘

ima dun in cdiisiiu is piii»iisii`ed`

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Rev. Dr. l-‘raiser of-'Montreal l if the

';____ guest oi' Mrs." H. .C. Mbllllllsn, ow-

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Mrs. [I-)r.) Seaiiiuii oi' Bcdeque is "dl mmm* visiting hcl' old liiiiiic iii Eldeii. _ MWA Florence Mccdm who has, an

_ ` ` ' ‘ i Brac and ChBll0¢i.B-

Nui., Mile (Ircck. have nrrivcd lionic UW* 'll _UUWW _ .

after ii lirlcl' visigfiisscx, N. Ii. };’C“‘;‘;frl;1_:'f‘M="i§§t'rl'e(? to her ,mfg

Mr and il’[i‘s Perry O '[‘i'<-doiiick M MH 1,- h d da&ltér

'PUC-"‘l“Y~ her-ii visiting iriciiils_ lii Vernongver ` '°*""”" and Cliai-lottetoivii leave this in ing

Mrs. (llix) Stewart, Tyiio Valley, up 1-nip;-ii, ii!

has retiiriiirti liriinc after speiidiiig ri --i -ii very pieasaiit tinir- visiting irieiiils iii lyirss Edith A. Cavanagb, Qrns- Maiiic, Mass., and New York, ellffc, retuiuiod to her homelwilev

--v-- spending a low-days in Cumberland.

M,~_ R_ 11 L_ p|;gi,_ N,,pp.1n_ N, Wliiln there she was the guest ot‘l_liI_iss

S.. is visiiliii; (Zii'.iriolictowii. Mr. ll€lI`l`i0lt M9-Cl’hee. liiigli, it will he i‘ciiir~,iiibi~rcii was iii .___.. ,`§_ ' cliargc ot' thc (lliui'lottci.own I<}xpr:i-i- Master lslrnest iEarle who hs 'iglisen mental ‘ll‘ar-iii Station iliiriiig Supl.. visitiiig his grandfatlicr, Prot. ` Nt Clni'lie's aiisencciii lllngland. l~lnrlo for 'thc past two month _._leit . -_ yesterday morning on return' "‘ his

M,-_ Roy _y,,||ymCm has men ap. lic-me in Brockville, Ont. =.

pointed diici'iii.oi~ in the dcsipntcliliig , '__"‘_ ""4 oilice of the (7. N. lt. at (7liiii'loti;~» Rf”/~ A- W- WMSDU. former"-°f town and icavr-._<: mi Monday iifexi. to K""S`7'"F¥t""» ""5 returned t0 pl'-VW'-l tzikg up his new position says the llir:-|f"‘"“<~'l V-"lcntioii trip t0 N0"-h 375595 mu Advocatm Mrs. Watson remains in Nort.h__',.§yd-

- iicy for a while. _W _

Miss Adele McLellan, head niillliicr *"‘-" _ -~”`

oi’ -Moore & McLeod Iiimltcd, has just Miss May Tredenlck, West Devon. rotiirncd from Toronto, Mriiitrerii and was visiting Kensington, the 5'll§Qt..ot other cities, wlicro sho has been ai- Miss Margaret Crozier, for theiweek tending the iiiiiliilcry openiuigs, :ind end. Sh-ii came to Charlottetown for

mmmem our troubles ended Eve" es state that he ls _much '~|mpmved buying new iiiilliiicry and trihiiniiigsl the opcnviiig oi Prince ot Walogl.-.Cob baseball player should keep abettlo of though it will be some time yet he- mr the mm' _ leg” "" |}‘°sd“5`- _ ___ your llnimont handy. fore he ls able to be about as former- _ _ "

Yours truly. ly. _ '_ "W '_' """E" _ l _W

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Mr and MN Daniel N. Taylor spciiiliiig the summer vlsitingjfell-

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