f ‘~ *mr ia releasing.,

_Smllue

f Good Advice,

frhls in the day of tp;

optimist. The “don’t _,noi-ry" msn is a genial sypulifg ch” who looks forward to a bright \ future at health and happiness,

_'fue' pessimist is scorned. He

Is blamed for a surly and

»' llppmr disposition and rs- .cglv nqsvmnilthy :oi-A his

<- -~ V it ~isn-'t-~ aitogetiier-~rig1|¢__.. _

' "‘ » "‘ Molly” Ii' maii seth’ :lie i‘-e'”uts"

._ . U ; D __

_. "W l°|'»-“Wills I Bilur. disposi-

tion when the truth of the mat.

f ter is that he has -a sour

stomach - Penslar Dyspepsin 'Tablets will help that mm,__ 25 and 50 cent boxes--

~ Ii. A. FOSTER CENTRAL oauosroiis

,f _ l . _ _; _ ._ I'

THERE are several rea -

»son_s :wily your

should _..buy` your winter

-coal duringnthe summer months. e most im- portant one is ‘that you . will thereby. effect a con- siderable saving of money -and then there may be a notable shortage e f I coal just when you are in need of it. Who can tell?

c. iroNs,& co.

_-?__-it-l.Z__;-i

Phone 111 Queens Wharf |

IUUIIUUIIIIIUIIIUDUIBQDIUDIIUUQW

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

ifpeusnoooo ooooooooooooaoooeooeooo

4, AGENTS WANTED 1 HELP WANTED.-

wAN'r|so-AN AGENT 'ro nspnz- FEMALE "

_ t th N th A WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL galrlys %oug{y_ Rnxxfilaen 92,81 dig hoiiseivork. Apply 14 Lower Prince lpfeferred. K. Ross, Trovincial meet' 633`8'3')'“m°

almger, C inrlottel;'own_ “* ‘

, _ _ - OBATIONERS T0

__i _ 54182sM6|° train as cliildi'en’s nurses. Course

rr rms to buy iii inislrrovtneh womens sii.i< oiilltilzs in

216.00 for $10.95. Prowse Bros. Lt-L

542-8-ZUMBI.

MOIR'8 CHOCOLATEB. l§i'resll.' in

bulk and package. Victor Coyle's Drug,.Store. 117 Kent St.. next to the Revere Hoteif G34

ALBION NUT 'COAL lor the rallse

We are discharging a 200 ton cargo today. Your orders will be attended to promptl-y. A. Pickard & Ce. Phone 240. 604-8-29-'Ql_,2l,(

_...___ .. ii

CORNWALL CIRCUIT - Following

are the services for Aug. 31st, Corn- wall, 11 n.m.' and 7 p.il., Kingston, 3 p.m., Nortliwwiltshire, 'I p.m.` Special. Labor Day subject: "The Social ideal of Jesus."‘ _ '» ~ ,_,.~.-

' i l

, OUT OF DATE.-Your old diction- ary ls out of date, clip three coupdns from The -Guardian, send these to-‘ gethor with 98 cents to this office' and secure one of the best dictionaries yet offered to the public. 017

ISLANDER DEAD. -- 'iliilrflocll J.

MacKenzie, son of the i:i'.c liii-.Jelni

MacKenzie, Bolle River, died ufpueu- monia August 7th at his ~esidcnr:e in llingliani, Utah. Mr. MacKenzie was forty-five years oi' age and had been a resident oi’ Bingham for illo past twenty years. lie operated ai liotcl and boarding house i'or many years.” and had a. wide circle oi' friends. His parents predeceased liiiii several years ago. Ile is survived by a widow. .three bi'ot_iiei_‘s and four sisters. (Pat- riot please copy.) `

°' BIRTHS

MURPHY--ln this city on Aug. 2S,‘ 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murphy, Weymouth Street, A daughter.

` f

' i one year. Apply to th S t. M - 54|-rE8MEN CITY, TOWN OR COUN- treal Foun1.iling~and Bifby ulFios1iitc:iII, _ try, n lull and exclusive line of 750 Urbain sti~eet,Monti~caI.

whole root trees and plants, for 5g2.3.29.M4ip{1 garden, orchard or farm. Big earn- .__

gifsgradlaranteed the year round. MMD WAN1-ED_ |N FAWLV OF

Congratulations.

daughter.

MCKENNNA.-On ug. 21st, to Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Mc enna Newton. Lot. 26, a daughter, Marion Margaret.

HYDE.-At the P. E. I. Hospital, Cliurlottetowii, ou August 29, 1919 to Mr. and Mrs. Iiarry Iiydo a

D °° "ot “°°°"“”'V~ We team 'two Apply 29 Upper Prince

you.Luke Bros. 1.imiid,N i , ' '. . 3 Meutrsii. ' ossofi-idlirtxgoivi. EMM”

_______;MAr|D WANTED, SMALL FAMILY,

noaritonns wliN'i‘nn I """“ “’“g°”~ App" M"- ”““‘ A-

Murpliy, 55 Upper Prlncc Street.

WANTED.-TWO BOARDERS CAN WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL

be accemodated. Apply at 75 Chest. housework. No washing. Good

nut Street. 615.3.g0.m3|pd_ wages. Apply 57 Grafton St.

TWO 'LODGERS CAN BE ACCOMOD-

*lied at 25 Upper Prince St._ __ WANTED-sv Mas. w. 1'. wE|_|_NEn

644'3`30'M~5iDd girl for general housework. Apply

_ ' 564-8-28M3l.

FOR SALE ~

W. T. Wellner, at Beer & Goff's.

474~8-26Mtf

' ‘- 1 WANTED AT ONCE-A FIRST BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, CHEAP. class dining room girl. Good wages

to right party. Apply Joseph L. Gal-

; 5g2.3.29M3ipd Iant, Borden. 579-8-29M2lpd

Apply 28 'Pownal Street.

Fon sAi.E.-A QUAN1-rrv oF oN- WANTED AT °N°E-MA'D» BEST ions, D. A. MacNeIll, Village Green. Wwe” t0 reliable Person- APDIY

591_8_29M3ipd Mrs. Farqqhnrsen, 243 Queen Street.

~~ _ 597-8-29M2l

FOR SALE-AN

I i

|No|AN Moron-

cycie. Apply to C. williams, nine- TEACHERS WANTED ford, P. E. 1. 502-s-'27M9ip.i. TEACHER wAN'rEo Fon MILL.

Fon sALE4H. P.ENe|NE AND coM- vale school. Suiiplomelit $60. Apply

` MARRIA GES

COMPTON-HUME.-<At Georgetown Presbyterian Manse by ltcv. J. A. Greenlees on the 28th August, 1919, William D. Compton, Belle River to Louise Hume of Brooklyn, P. E. I.

GASS-EXWORTHY-On Aug. 27th,

at the Methodist Parsonage Cornwall. Mr. Sandford Goss, Appln Road,_and Miss Ruth Exwortliy, North Wiltshire, were united in marriage by Rev. S. D. Webster.

HARDING-BEAIRSTO.-At the Pre-

l.-yterian Maiise Malpcque, on August 13th hy the Rev. J.- M. Murchison. John Robert lrlardiiig of Darncly to Minnie Catherine Beairsto of indian River.

.DEATHS

CAMPBELL-Suddenly Friday morn ing at his home, corner Water and Prince streets, Neil Campbell, `leav ing a widow and t.wo- da.ugli_tci‘s tc mourn their loss.

FRESH FILM! and Supplies st the

MacKinnon Drug Co '

' ; 632-8-30-mZi.

nsvY. black. eopen and rniie.'R°8“!fi'I`.' i V ' "i";£-H3'--

WHITE R08! GAIOLINI. Poole

&Thomp_|on, Ltd., Montague. _ ,

687!-7-Dllti.

1-_-_nl

KLENZO is the new Dental -Cream.

Try a tube today. Price 35 cents. The Mackinon Drug, Co.

6328-30-m2i.

_ M0lR'S Cl-_IOCOLATES and l\ir.ses fresh at the imperial Drug Store, li.

63 S

W. Tooiiibs and Co. 3'

. - _,___ ». _ , ' ALBION NUT COAL.--The sdlioon- ' " ` 91' "J0seph McGill. is discharging Ai- bfon niit coal for A. Pickdrd & Co.. .. . , a ' '- `584-8 -29M2i ' '

-\.'l r .

’ .

_ C0_.LGAT.E’B TALCUM POWDER.- A fresh supply just to hand. at the Illllierial Drug Store, li. W. Toombs and Co.

LEAGUE BAND.--At; Summerfield

at the big Picnig on Idreetowii Church Gouiids Monday. Hear the host baud music. , 647

holders are notified that the electric current will be oil' on Sunday from 8 a. iii. to 5 p. iii.

FUNERAL SUNDAY.-Tho funeral

of the late Mr, Neil Cameron will leave his residence Water Struct, Sunday at one `o'clock lo Hartsvllle Cemetery, via Brookfield.

MOlR’S CHOCOLATES in bulk

and package, always frcsli. at Victor CoyIc‘s Drug Store, ]l7 Kent street, next ltevore liotcl. ` 634

REV. J C MARTIN CALLED.-

Rev J M McLeod (St Peters) med

y in fav r of R v. J. C. Mar

tin late of Wood islands and Ciirdi _~.

BROOKFIELD CIRCUIT.-Sunday

Aug. 31st. liuiitcr Rivcr 11,15 Harts-

River 8.15 All old time. At the close 'if morning Service at Hunter ltivor, Coiiiniuiiion will be dispensed Liout. W. ll. Auld will speak at thc 8,15 scr- vlcc.

SAY. THE GREEN PACER DON-

GOLA won at Kensiiigton, what will the story bc at Montague on the 3rd, when he iricets the veteran Queen Catherine, John R, Onia, Keeinali Aub- rey, Ed. Locanda, Christie Dllioii, Lady Kip, Angus Dillard, and Coni- rnedorc K. They'll get Tendles scalp if they can. You watch them.

638~8-30-m3i'

LEFURGEY-TODD-As the sun was zrailually siukiiig to rest in the west- ern skies n number of people were :othering in the home of Robert Todd,

`I<]sq., llosc Valley, to wltni-ss thc iiiar-

riage oi' his daughter lvllss Mary E. to Mr. ilarolil Lcfurgey, a young and prosperous farmer of North Bedcqno.

"l‘lie` parlor was very prettily decor-

itcd for the occasion and thc mai'ria- ;c ceremony was solemnly pcrforiiicd y the Rev. D. McLean. A iiiost cle- :ant supper was provided by Mrs. Todd iii her usual quiet and unzissuiii- ‘ng way, and it is iieedless to say ‘hat all did ample justice to thc rich /iaiitls prepiirctl. The Wedding march .vas played by Mrs. George Barclay

.mned thrashen Bom in good ru“_ I Alfred Murphy' S0crctm_y_ :ister of the hrido. an she was being ning 0|-dei-_ Apply Guardian Omces_ 599_g_g9_M6iml ' ‘scortcd into the parlor by lici°_fatliei. - ` G50-8-30-in2ipd - ' ' V- - » f _ _ _, WAN-I-ED___FoR CROSS ROADS In lqving menmry of pw, A|ex_ orosperlty, them the fiiiiire siiccoss

FOR. SALE SET OF BRASS MOUNT SCIIODL Second class teuchen S“p_ Bucliannadl, killed in uctioii, August Mr. ni}d'Mrs. Lefurgcy is assured.

Ed express lmmc\sB_ Apply 48 pigment $125_00_ Apply Earl 30th, 1915, (lone but not forgotten. ~l"_"Y V" “JMC DYQSCUAS WCYG in GV!-I'

Great George Street, Jenkins, Southport, R. R. No. 1. , MOTHER. '"°°~

i;02.3_29..M;g 551-8-28M6Ipd.

If good wishes will he followed hy

__ _," - '. _ - L.” 0- L._ CELEBRATION.-The

MOODY R ` WANTED TEACHER FOR AVON V ' ` Drangenicn of tho. various Lodges of

sale, inogzl-10': dale school Libcrpl Supplement. "mo" Dmmct' a°C(,”“I’""i°d by "mny i'or immediate disposal $50.00. Ap- Apply Edweii J. ()’Donel1 secretary Bmthmn _ trod" Lomnamm Imlge' ply "W,"_Gnnr¢1|nn Office, of trustees, Avondale P. E. i. i V _

631_8_30M6iDd _ \569_8_2s_M6iDd in loving memory he 24th lust. A parade was formed

<.-:atlierod in ixlnross Hall on Sunday,

TEA of ind niarslisliod hy Bro Milton ’l`ur

' ' CHER WANTED FOR GLENCOR - ‘ ’ ‘ ` Fon su.: _ Honiss, cAni=i|Ac.ss i-iitiiiie sciiooi, District No. 121. sec- -101111 l"~ Worth- “"8 ‘f’- D- M- B'°"“"“ N‘""“'“ Smil-

gne boat; one horse’ one (loublo and clam gulmlomem $50_ Le0_ I Died August 30th, 1910. iw and R. C. Mc-Leod carrying the carriage. almost new,»rubber tired; MCDOIHUCI. SGCFGUIFY 01' Trustees. \ i3'lari‘riif;r of thi? oiider' NM Bros' Dim one single carriiige, rubber tired; 530'3'29‘M6llld " 'Sm' K fl H" '”""'“°" U0 1 bu ; 1 t H t h _ . I I.-_-" 4-- _I ‘ flag of our country. The procession negsggxpplietgs Czzzhmgggusgr £3, WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEAQH. ' . riarclied to the Murray llarlior ltozid

3 Weat SL er, fm. Mmdieton s,,ho0|' No_ 123_ 'thufch wlilchutheyveiitemil to .ln-.

575_8_29M2l_ Supp|cm(mt $75_ M,d_summm. va_cu_ 1 ra ns of 0iii\.~ir.| (.IirIstian bnlrllers

E ` _ S- ti0n_ John Mcphm-son’ Secremry_ . Xi played by Miss Laura Nlcliolson. FOR sALE_s'X ACRES OF LAND Lewes Lot 60_ 46s_8_26,M5Ipd h . C ii Orange voluiiteci' choir furiiisiied

situated.ln Brooklyn, Lot 61 Kings

__ C arlouelown Busmen 0 F89 much allllrcciated niuslc. The sermon.

` ' WAN-|-Ep _ TEACHER FOR - 0p¢||3 Sgpfgmbgr 3[d, is preached lx/ liro. Rev. Dr. McEwen.

County, good sized dwelling, burn- hen-iiouse, some hay, kitchen fur- nishings if desired. Apply to Mrs. George Bears, Bristol, Lot 40, I’.E. island. 374-8-29M3lpd.

iWll _ -q

Sturgeon school No. 83. Supple-

ment $100.00. Mid-summer vacu- tioii. Apply to J. A. Ceilings, Scc’y, R. R. No. 3, Box 19, Sturg- eon. _ 555-8-L’SM~iipd:

Practical Business Courses

Experienced and Successful i

Teachers.

will long be rciiienibcred by thc crowded audience which listened to his soul thrilling words. The collect lou ninouniod to $44.25 cts. which iiiiouiit will go to th.. l’. E. I. l'rolc.~:t- 'int (lrpliiinagc. Many s.ur~li like do-'

FARM FOR 8ALE.- 87 ACRES "_ inonstrations will be hold iii tho fut<

about 50VcIear, balance has _hard FOUND IliCI`Ci'iS€d CICil‘iaiid f0l` B. im- n fact whit-.Ii gong to show tho and softwood, stream crosses hath FOUND-ON KENT ST. WEDNE8. C raduates for are progress the Order is iiiakiiig. Much ends of larni. Buildings in good ro day ll Gnsoii-no Tonk Gauge- Own- ° g ’ credit is due the iiiiiniigciiioiit.

piilr. Sell with or without crop. er can have saiiie by applying ut au ht t0d0 the WOI`I'{ TC llIl`€d

g

Situated 4 miles from Montague and Glllirdlllll JOD 05166. 176 Kell! St~ f th

near Scneol. Finley Mclleth, Mill- and paying for'thIs ad. 0 em' MInwrd'| ilnlment cures garnet In cows

EOWII C\‘0E.B. 588-8-29Mi‘EGI 380-3-22Mlf. . » . li

' 0 _l ` ~ Pltmmlc and Touch ` ' Y i 1 i i m' _ ' ' 1" 5

o ' 5

WANTED .HELP__ Misioginggtug/as USTOOK Tyiwwrlillls _

MALE dslgrcoat ‘Sy inistake ‘Train the per cent of the members

' _ 9 ° ..

;ANTED_12 ' r Morell llotel on Tuesday, thc 19th, OT tIl8 I:I21tIOI`l3_I SIl0I`th3nd Re' . . `

“FUSS AND FEATHERS”

MATINEE 3 P. M2 SHARP NIGHT 7A and

Big Week End Picture .

DAINTY V'lvAcIoUs

‘ -IN-

K.

---,r,--qu

_.A Paramount Picture. A rough miner § sends his motherless daughter to the big ` City for “eddicatien,” she falls plump iii- to the hands ofa clever gentleman crook-- who has his own ideas of how a pretty girl should be “educated” but Miss Harpecd stays straight and teaches the gentleman

crook a thing or two.

`. _'il' 1

66/VPHE THE SENNETTinC01lIEDI.-\N' 1

Fifth thrilling chapter of

~ H “HIDE AND SEEK

erat'cd.iii ii call at Mt; Stewart, on - I if:

August 28th which cniiie out iiiiaiiil- e - ' I ES” \ . niousl o e - ‘

nm. ' A half hour of thrills A howl of laughter in two big acts.

viuc 3.15 iireoufieiti o.4~5 iiiinior -_, , _ . F- _ri 1 . l -'

i-I -. f

Mr. Mclsaac Appreciated

Sir:-in arecciit copy of Ilaiizard

the folluwliig heading appears: "North Lake Boat l'lai'lioui', $27,000, und the followiiii! reinarks by Mr. James Mcisanc, M. P.: “I wish to thank the ininistcr for bringing down this appropriation \vliicli I have ask- ed for many times. it is most lin- portant for the people it is intended to serve and that is the reason I have been so perseveriiig in asking for it. We are assured on the high- est autliority that “if ye ask yc shall receive.”

In 'l‘Iic Giiairlinii of sonic days ago

reference was made to the great cat- ches -of iiiackcrcl hcing taken in siiiali limits at Iloclthara, a short distance west of this' place. Mr. 'Mcisaac cv ideiitly must have show-n the great benefit this harbour might be to the people of North Lake and especially to the fislieriiieu, lhcre being no liar- boiir from Ncfrage to _Souris that a boat could enter and this could be iiiadc xi fur hotter linrbeur as there is enough water there fe float ii fad' ly liirgc craft,

it is graitifyiiig to see the influence

Mr. Mclsaac has with thc niluistcr,. Now the time is not far distant when we shall have the privilege of voting for him again and it should bc done irrespective :if party' for lic is fighting for the country and this is only one of tho uiaiiy good things hc has done.

I am sir, ctr..

SUBSCRIBER.

INSTITUTE MEETING.-‘A very

oiijoyable meeting of thc Cornwall- York Woiiieii's Instituto was held or the lionio of thc ililsses lVIci(liilcy, York Point, on Aug. 7ili, Mrs. liar- risoii of Oiiialiai, Nob., gave a very iii- structive talk on school work, which was lunch appreciated by all pros- eiit. Plans for the further iiiiprovo- ment of local scliooIs.wcre disciisscd and at tho ni-xt, incctiiig the Itural School Proiiloiii will be tnkcii up. AI- ti-r ii dainty luiicli ziiid pleasant social hour, the inccting adjourned, to inoet again on Sept. Ist, at thc lioiiic of Mrs. George lVioDoiialil, Cornwall. A pleiisaiit time is assured when oacli ineinbci' answers izhc -roll-ciill with her method of, obtaining oiio hundred cents oi' pleasure from a dollar bill.

WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty

wedding took place iii Suffolk at the liomn of the bride on\Aug. 20th when Mrs. Chas. (flow was united in mar- riage of Dziviil rll. illrt of l’eakv’s Station. The cciwiiiioiiy was porfoi'iii~ od by the ltr-v. Mr. Littlcjolins in the prr~sir~n<:o of ii few of the relatives and friends of the <»oiit.riir-.tiiig parties.

At precisely ti o'clock tlic liridiil party

l i

Separation

Allowances.

While at the war all married men and those who had def .

pendents at home, knew that while temporarily absent fromf their loved ones that they were receiving at their door a month-” . ly cheque from the Dominion Government. -.¢»-

Those who wish to have a monthly cheque deli r_ed

door can still do so-Further, that cheque will be Nilivfered as__f"

long as your wife shall live. It monthly payments will be made

is guaranteed that at least 240 .

to someone-for should your

wife die the payments will be made to your children.

Are you as a married man interested? If so consult ol' _‘

, write the undersigned without delay. L_ ; :L_

` A monthly income Policy with the Sun Life Assurance Corn-

pany of Canada with assets of 598.000 000.00 will do all this§,j_ and more for your widow and family after you are separatedu '

for good.

All you have to do, to thus secure the future happiness of,

your loved ones is, to_ pass a satisfactory medical eigaminaiion, _ I and then depisit for life or for 20 years a comparatively small

sum with the Company.

Therefore, while in good

health take advantage of ili“

blessing offered you by life insurance. You have nokgimrantee _

that you will enjoy the same good health next month or even \

next week-don’t delay. Consult or write me to-day. '

3 , T. EDGAR

MacNUTT,

Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. I'

iii*-=""""“

li

G21!-S-30MsW5I.

- f 1.

entered, the bride looked cliiiriiiiiig dressed iii wliitc ,carrying a liirgc bouquet and was attended by Miss Grace Biirkc of (lliarlottetown also in white. The grooni was supported by his liroihor Mr. l‘lfl\\'iii llirt. The young couple wore the recipients iii uiaiiy valuable presents including sil- vi-rwuro, cliiiiu, linen and scvcrzil checks which bore Ovldciice of tlio high cslccni in which they are hold. Tlic gi‘ooiii's gift to the bride was sin olcgniit pciidaiit and chain set with sloiios and to thc lii‘idi-siiisiifl a lovely liraclut and to the grooiiisiiian a watch foli. The young ronplc will iiiaiyo their future homo in_Sufi`olk.

PERSONALS

l’. O. Inspector \\'Iir\:ir rotiiriivd

lil-“t lllillit. from l\’loiictnii \\~Iii~rp Iio was iii roiifci'cnre with tfoiitrollur

i

» ,,,

Armstrong of Ottawa and the Si§j ig iiiiciitlvnts at llalifax and St. Joh i. ‘.

iiiiiticrs coiiiiiiectod with the fi,

Service. ' fi,

l"loi‘o|ir-o Miitoli, left ycsti-rday a - , noon for l{iii'r:i|,0ii, Oiiizirio to rt ’

Mrs. Wilhcrt l'al!!'x~ fornierly I , Via

lici' Iiusliaiitl. ('iipt. Page of the A ‘ff '

Moillcal tiorps. Sho luis been vis - hor iiiothcr. Mrs. liciiry Mulch '

.;.___ __.______.,..._.._

ifinlciiialily tho collar has retui

.___ ,

Metal cloilics are run with l'

stripes. Rx

lirits mfidc oiitlrcly of ribbon g

being worn. ’

l<‘iIn'c silk corduroy is' one ol,

new fulirics. ‘

picking potnto§:,i‘i°<11Hi l5F?oFI‘ gwgdy return Same and it uw" porters Assomatloni the cream I A 5 or 6 weeks. Apply N. J. Mclver,

Dearborn dz C., _Ltd., St. John, N.B. bake,.y_ ph0m,_702_L

B49 8 28M3i '341 s-1oM12ipd_ tel!lS Of WhlCI1tI18l‘6 are many '

= ~~ V -bog,” ,HE ,,,,,,,,?,` ,;,,;_,,,$,,,,, Reporfoffpnveifion- 'L A Manager Gallagher is to RE-NAME THE PEOPLE’S Conditinns

i |i _

gloves, letter with owner‘s name. etc. Finder please leave nt 56 Up- per Queen street, and receive re- ward. 627-8-30M4ipd

Lolr -_ somzwnnns serwesn

Heg'an'n lumber yard and Doheri_v’n

» who “° 5°” A uieiuie in ii 0 to nie A New oiiss \~ it

' form and unvrr 'in r~ - p ' g

i.oe'r-A sunci-i or Kzve oN his "self seai-tori' iiiigiiiisi-keys. A. Seat With the 2 PGI' Cent. OT W iwines Edward wi-ii in. give eiiiiii.1|'i;ure 9 on 2 keys. Finder Minn; Fras¢¢,1»i.iiifiir, N.s. 'one with the 8 per genters, sup in which his please leave at 57 Grafton St and 621 830ME1I Y h h may mention the onine receiva reward. 564-8~29M3i _ Oli HVC y0l1l‘ C 0106 These must he sent io Mr.

I-liii, Iedy's black raincoat. Finder please leave lt Moroli House and -'receive reward. 622-8-loliiitipd

osxsgfgigsdio September 3rd _ ,

,wiim-so noon in s 1- _ .. , , m<»¢iei-inf- rm. Apply Gulfdinn L. B. MILLER N" “S

.0m°°|\ .’_"J`u..l .L_ ~°.“'§`s0-Lmgmq' ss -.. ._.._,._.._. _.....~_ _ _'...___._. A

' of the' shorthandf_reporting 0 1 9 I

K'“"°"*~ 630%-3°~M41l><i M°ci.Anv~a -mxi ssnvice anno profession of America-write -_;__-- , f . ,

' ' ' ‘ . h 15. id ` " - . . " ‘ ~g. wt¢3;§yo;;=;;g\~;»»¢n=§_§5 hggncm 1 i»..§‘.“..°“.....i’..°”f’ i......§‘.€.“...?.‘i.?.‘? P;lrM$§§ §f§§’,§T§,;"‘2:c§§§¥,o§ g mary p0|,|,AR5 F01; A NAME eg o o o r

clte. Y0lIug mlln preferred. Apply ¢AR Fog H|RE STAND -|-°M|_|N5 I;arnn and other syS_

Prl!lGWl"`

IL

Y.

so e - Mount, siirioieii zzii

I

our _ |i.us aii.i< i-mousse! Charlottetown BusiriessCo sn_1ni.. ri .mme im with sum of money, pair white kid` wANTED‘_FURN'8HED FALAF 1BY I€g6 IS The Ollly COIIB C ill ode) will he finniidinced sit this

newly married couple. ply 12 C d t h two rmglates ¢ o Ewprd Mommy' SWL

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