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Walsh. Sunmierside is ill.

Miss Amy M_\‘ei's and Mr R. H.; b

Wood Hazelbrook. niotored to Al-_ C >si-ry Plains on sunday list.-v 1 m

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UN HIS KNEE$f

_Western Guardian 'Eastern Guardia

Was Grippled With Rheumatism-But llow Fit t I.’“.1.‘i§-" ..f.’°.’.’li...§° ..Tl,°‘$;’I.’L‘...§I?.

TIIAIIKS T0 KRUSCHEII

Once he was the olrievt nf his neigh- bours' syrn|\utl|_\' ii rliciiiiiailw eripple. To-day he is the olijci-I of their l.li0l'\i.~ll\l'l\t‘|it Y-:\ sl<~i\iit|ii~'l)' ai‘ti\'t‘ llmn. It was Kriisvlii-ii thiit :it-i-i>ii\- plislied the stiirtliiig rluiiige. llc-rc ure the vital forts of his story :- " Roughly nliout lil yt-:im ago I was crippled with rlieiimiitisin, and for about four _vezirs ii iviia irupussilile for me to get ulioiit. \\'lii‘ii I \\':iiii<‘il to

at in a taxi, I h:ii.l in get in on my

ces. I tried t‘\'er_\'tliiii;_' :\ potato

in my pocket, siilpliiir in my am-ka, rheumatic ring. sonketl my ft-ot in proof wliisky: also rubbed my joints With it; tried all sorts nl liiiimcnts And pills-lt did no good. Then I started on Kruschen Stills, and never mined a mnming, taking my dose 20 minutes before brciikfnst. My age row

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I* 55- “nd if .\'0U “TFP 50 2-'FJ ==ioi' other bodv poisons which under- 1* vou would take me for 9°: cvs: 49. min, me hmith 15

I “U h5ndl&_5")'fIII|\i'! 'hat ¥"‘"\¢5 ""0 lTlie threefold action of Kruschen is the th

0°' "IDP: mf “Ver ml' Ilval-I lellfm-‘secret of its effectiveness in those I rn to the h of her daughter. spend ,_ \.Lca¢|0n_ MJ-_ and Mrg_ Can. . 1-if

rs. Arthur Newsome. Cal” Traverse, mn “nd flmlly Nfl Tllltidly I- fn- by ’»__¢J_° _ _Hi ff- here she will spend some time. m°*'°*` *md their many m°nd~’ Wish ' `

'id°b°”d5- “"“'d"°l’°*~ <`l<`-_l In f“('l~ stiililinm mise: nf rlieiimntism which itu P°°PI¢ “'h° k“‘“" "W 50)' It I9 mar' i will vielil to no other treatment. Put ' M

velloul. To-ilav I nm in perfect health. ’

Thi! is I-IW l‘°l‘°’¢ ¢f“‘ll~"-T- R- ibcnc-llt will lirive begiin befoie you I W

Here is a plnin srntcrrient of the facts :-Two of the six salts of ivliicli Knischexi is composed dissolve the

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‘Q-NON RIVER AND \'ICI.\I'l`Y |

Mr and Mrs Dan@ Ce_":t:.*-:§‘_'°_fl_U

and son and Mr Charlie Praugh: l fi Bere recon: visiors to '11-acadka. ."

ia._\d his friends hope to Bee him Th

Mr and Mrs Jay McDonald, Glen-_ ‘I

>0e, are receiving congratulatioris on

the arrival of a baby girl.

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We are sorry to ieam that Mrs P

Mrs and Mrs James Rankin Beth-

il. spent Sunday ii Aiberry Plains). the gues; Of the latier's ssicr Mrs iq 53-ffltld S'hB»W. iDonald with eight members and

*°**- ltwo visitors present. The meeting

Mus Margaret Praught_ Beach opeiis\»1 by singing the I.stitiite Car-

liill. has returned home alter spend c Lag A few days wih her son James: F var-non Rite-. lc;

Mr and Mrs .ice Cullen, P k

Bastion were recent visitors to Beach_ m Hill.-V

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Miss Amy Pollord. ritv. is spend-l in

ing her vacation at her home in A B68.Ch Hill-V l S We are sorry to learn that Mri n

'iiewlle-poiiileil i‘r_\'sl:ils of uric acid .whit-li have settled in your joints,

ed success and a large sum was realized . -V

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rniisiiig them to swell, at-he and inflnme. Other ingredients of Kruschen assist Nature to flush out these dissolved crystals through the natural channels. Other ingredients still prevent food fermentation or decom-

position tnliing place in the intestinal ffl tract and thereby check the further A

fonriaiion not only of uric acid. but

Kriisclicn to the test vourselt The I

have finished the ilrst bottle. Krusclien Suits is uhtairialhr at all ‘

oing as well as could be expected t

ome in thc near future.-V

pl serve the date. Entry list published

The contest held in the C. M. B. la

Hall here last week was a decid-

The Aiigur.. meeting of the Vern-

\ River W~men`s Institute was C

eld at the home of Mrs B. B. Mc-‘ m

l. R311 call was responded by “My or

avorite Canadian Author." Sick h _

mmmegs rpporwd from sick cans ails in the Prince County Hospital

__ i and that mm & d ginger me had and has returned to her home in

een sent. Miss Stewart and Mrs C“P° T“"¢l'5°» “I-50 Ml-5’ Helm TWW5 V

um? W0,-,._. appointed on sick mm. dale who was operated on for tonsils Institute: On Sevffmbef 31ffl I'-`-9 iitee for next month. Discussion "ld HdY\0idS» ht*-5 Yctuméd 0° I’1¢1'im°"“b°"" mel 'al' me h°m° °f Mn' ‘

cn how to make money bool: place home.

ea e`s and it was decided to hold a special ` 11-*-M-.__

eeting and make plans for s. dance r

to be held in Sep cmber. Miss Geor- a

° ; C. I. r Klzg

__ 'Vi' Vlllzin gave a very interest- l

When you realize that one heavy rain- storm leal<ing through your roof can do

more damage to interior furnishings than a new roof costs, then you will see how im- portant it is to immediately give your roof

the attention it requires.

Patching is an expensive remedy. The truly economical way is a Brantford As- phalt Slate rool that will give years ol security against fire and weather.

See your Brantford dealer To-DAY and ul: him to

show you the new colour slatcs. Tall: to him shout price and the present plentiful supply of labour.

Rc-roof NOW at little trouble or expense.

Brantford Asphalt Slates

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ladies a¢.|:»‘l|:'s‘xi;Ih.:,; liar John. fl. I-.

t ron sau in 'rin ronnowmo Deanna:

Ulurlottetown, P.l. I. llimmenlde, P.l’.l.

_ nrmni. o cnaunun siivcaam e snwal/r. atb. I f' lfaui¢¢u.r.l.l. iiuipqu,r.Lx. lmielinr,r.l.|.

g and instriirtive report of the. McDonald. After the meeting closed rinunl Convention of Womens' In- b tztutes held in Chai'lottetown.tNext d xeeting to be held ii.; the school, h

-Livr: Fowl. wanna.-Buying an trip. 4

live fowl. good quality, empty crops. Stock handled each day of the week, including Saturday. Strongly advise farmers to have poultry in lood con-

dition before marketing. S. H. Pen- | Mn' Wm' C"‘“°u md d‘“5m°r M1” ‘ »- i V

-Maarzous aai.i..-irrinemwn l -- ' '

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piember ioth. svia-9-s-aijwm' 5P°"°°’ “nd d°“¥h"°" Nm"

_BORDEN CHAPEL HALL__ 7 ir Ohio, U. S. A. by motor after vis-

Cmcken Buppen sept” m_h_ _ Binge., tiling Mrs. Spencers parents. Mr. and i Dart Games. Guessing Contest, etc. Mrs' Wlmam creed °t ‘ub'°n' They ` Supper served from 6 o'clocl¢. Every- ”`° Win# by B°°f'°“ V’ Vu" f"l‘“d‘ body weym-,me_ 5730-9.5_3i_ there bef0re rctiirhlrlg home uid _

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l . .°ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. lnd Mrs ` Ct"

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|Ma.rion left on retum to their home

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ltheir many friends wish them I pleas- »

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to U. B. A. last week were Mr. and - t i

simm. Kensington. mi-ii. -1°"-“ H-'ld f“’° 5°"-“L M”-“H ~’°°°Ph “"4 7' 1 i ‘ '

-niicovenixo-'rue many #vent “ ""f>' °“l°7"'bl° "°°t,‘°'“ U”

md! of Mn. Jmph Wmmln of past month with Mrs. Oannells broth

ummm cove vm be Phu” to er, Mr. Russel Moore and Mrs. Moore __ ,_ ._ am that ahe has recovered suffic- st“"E°°n- Mr- 0°m"°u ha-5 m°l'°I'°fI ' H

-WILLOWDALI TIAUK oder!

tbrug Stores at 4»5c. and 751:. per bottle. i the last and best Matinee of the sea-

son on Wednesday, September 17th.

-M-s_;;__»;-;-._-_-; Th

Frank Lea, Vernon River is at pres- to lem, in the P E Island Hospital th

ndeigolng an operation for aprpen- h

iciiis, at the latest report he was `a

e management has been requested put on this race in order to settle e supremacy between several orses in their various classes. You re assured of one of the best after- oon's racing offered on P. E. Island is season. Four Classes-Generous irscs and plenty of competition. Re-

PEBS ONALB

convention was givrn by one of the _-

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newsome.

-The many friends of Bessie

ossman will be pleased to hear she

oil cali to be answered b a "Can

e a donat"on from Mrs Frank

y singing the National Anthem a ainty supper was served by the

rstess.-V forthe new dosr, frame a irl Cff‘»C\‘ _ _ __,.c__~@__. fitting; for the school li0~:=c- '\ -

ntly from her recent operation in *O th* mlm! fm' °°"°"°I WU" 'nd I 6 Prince county Hmpnu to "_ thinks there is no place like it to _ . »_

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mimi or mm-etc. Mass.. was im .t <

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them a good trip home.

..'lNS'l‘l'I‘U’l’E MIEETING-The

August meeting of the Sea View Wo- I

mens Institute was held in the Iri-

stitute room on Wednesday even- -

*'91* 5319'1I~ so cleaning school amounting to $30 I

ape -nlaveme' were vmwr to Sum` ‘ cidecl to hold next meeting in In- ei-side Thursday. st

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ad a successful operation for ton- ‘ J

y - _ _

dm., pcetg- The Insmme Mknm,,_ Kentucky Home. Minis es of las. ~,

- in chsrmwwwn was izivra br th ` $ $ $5 $

. d-is-~. M- tem- T it Q 295’ 350-’ ‘ ’ 7' “P

l hex. meeting will be held at t 1 -1 _

home cf Mrs Mciicnzie, \\'iv-it 1 .

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Marys Church \\'lw.<r\ piirlti' 51 f" .

si n and archite:-tural l:":\i‘t" ' ` ng I . o ¢ 0 o 0

Eastern Canada. Hn c~r\"i”t ` ’ `

the Rt. Heverenrl pnrtor. Msfir. .l f'

MacLean and hs cievnterl D‘?0ill'° "“ ° °

their new Church and wished tl-ei- - . , . , ¢ g

many years of life to enjoy lt. After t

the ceremony His Lordship the Brs-

hop and e 1 3 ily

guests of the Rt. Reverend pastor at .

a ban uet. in the parochial house

:Te me Mt George Johnmn__A_ have been snying many pleasant things about the excellence of range and value ___________________ shown by this store in Fall Dresses. .

:_-.':_17.“..*.°.‘.'.'.`f.‘2‘-'1'1*"_‘1"""_"'. popular furs, expressed and developed in models most attractively modern. Prices ‘

ing Aug. 13. Meeting opened by sing- - ing Ode and repeating creed. Nine- een members and five visitors pres-

ent. Roll call was responded to with my favoritn book. Bills presented (Ur 1. painting institute room and labor al- "

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lDa1nty F rocks for

’ little girls

Two new members enrolled, Misses Helen Rogers and Annie Woodside. An excellent report of the annual ‘

delegates. Wanda Graham. It was de- _ __ itute room. Meeting closed by s’n's"

ing God Sove the King. Pefresh t

ments being s'r\'ed by Mrs. Joh' Pickering. Nettie Barinise and Mr'

emes Adams.

Daily Arrivals

of New Hats

Never in any previous season have we sold

so many new fall hats-so early in September. Daily arrivals keep the assortment up to the standard of excellence you have learned to ex-

lliiect here. If it is new and correct, you’ll ilnd _it ere. -

..*caBi.i: Haan wi:sr_Women.\ '

George Coffin. with an attendence .. of nine members and two visitors .

Meeting opened by singing "MY Oli- < _

meeting were read and ag:-p:~o.'cl. ,L and roll call answered by "Verees". _ The correspondence was read and ' secretary reported all bills were W Cf `

splendid report from the Con\'ei~:\~n ' _ `

:all ans\\'o~- v" k° "H " ` " ’ 'he Ii at tate A mi i

- - Presentin _Fashiont’s Kc

dangerous decision. when I g Y

you need roofing NCW i

f To Smartnessl for Autumn

ial cf" Cl"-

tion cut . zn c~: tif ( I()A”I ‘S - DRESSES - HA' I `S new Clinch _ i ." iciiizzzkrd 1*--I-'

:i rare g‘m r-1 r;'_`si‘.-::‘.ui'e. Eut a _

year and a half 2:0. ‘JIS I-/vrdfliir T RIMMING OF FUR IS MOREPOPULAR than ever on the lovely coats that smartly dressed women ms, wi imlifs “nan swroi-1 ff th-' ' will be wearing this fall. The illustration above gives a suggestion as to the design of some of the fav- d°‘"“"“”" 0! me b°““m“] E" " ourite models, furs of all sorts are cleverly used, even on the lower priced garments. There’s a wonderful

Marys Church. Yet in so short 1

$65.

ei-ind of time has e.r1.=:n ir new .=-.'»~ diSplay ready for your choosing at

amoric.-ft thc mont ln,"-: ` ~

th assLst`n cler were '

‘I ' 1 YOU ARE oifered today and succeeding day a really impressing showing of the

AMN) McLean and Mm R,mery_ , newest designs in fall dresses.

t' Pm" “I” in G°°"g"°w“ at' Tourists this past few weeks have been replenishing their wardrobes here,, and ding the funeral of their brother

Fall Colds $5.50, $10.50. $17. $20. $25. $35.

take ua unawsres. At the firrt ° symptoms heat Miniird‘s and ln- --_*é-_ hate it for prompt relief,

| NAT? D"? Advance Showing of ,<iI2E:>. the New FUR coATs

IL' N | M E Much interest has been manifest in the outstanding range of splendid fur :ab l - -- - e- 5 ments offered our customers at this store this fall. As usual they include all the

*‘**‘f-;:,;*"‘6‘;‘”*"‘;‘s‘**°*'° are very considerably lower than last year:

"“""“" ‘"’ ‘ $38.00 to $500.

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