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Nya,.S==il C 0 A L lsliluils illiiis

Digestive

- Tonic

A bracing and invigi

orating tonic, for the re- lief of those morbid conditions resulting from

DISORDERED

DIGESTIVE I-`UNC'i'l0NS~ This preparation i s

specially designed for those milder forms of this distressing disease, where the assimilation and digestion is tempor-

arilv disturbed.

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BRACELET

WATCHES

Our sale of these popular

Watches is daily increasing. Our stock consists of the Celebrated Waltham and also the best Swiss makes either extension or strap.

G. ll. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician

818714-11Mif.

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We import nothing but the best

in Hard and_ Soft Coal and sell at lowest possible prices by cargo carload or in small quantities - We _would advise all parties lreigiiiiring Coal .to take advantage ‘of ptember prices. as owing io recent _advances in Coal and frei- ght, prices are bound to advance lat any time, _ I S_end i n your order today and satisfactory delivery will be made,

pay highest rates of freight. `

IIUNTAIN, BELL & (.0.

Selling Agents for

Dominion Coal Co Ltd

for P. E. Island

Phone 404

For Sale _

English bloodhound pups out of

the best of prizewinnlng stock. By

by Prince Sandy A. K. C_ 181,053.

Guaran'te'ed Mantraile-Ks or money refunded _Males $2 .00, Females $20.00. Particulars apply to

WALLACE M. SHEEHAN,

Dalhousie, N. B.

12048-9-15M6i_

I , Property For Sale

We are authorized by Peter Stuart,

Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro- perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ- ated on Brackley Point Road, 8 miles from City. it not sold by Private Sale by 20th October it will be offered by Public Auction with stock crop and- iuiplcments of which one notice will be given. Apply Peter Stuart, on premises per Benj. Carter, Auctioneer.

1795-9-2Mtt.

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Farm For Sale

A Sorendid farm in ing consisting

ot 140 acres of good dry land of which about 75 acres are cleared, the balance being covered by ii choice ‘ot of lum- ber. hard and soft wood. 'l‘he farm is well watered, and only half a mile from railway station. All the cropl grown has been fcd, on it, thus' leaving the farm in ii good state of cultivation _ For further particulars apply to Mr. J. S. McLeod, Uigg East.

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storms. 6th to 10th. pleasant period. llth to 16th. warm wave. 17th to 22nd stormy conditions. 23rd to 27th dau- gerous gales. 28th to 30th, high winds. cold nights and mornings.

DIARY OF EVENTS. 'ro-DAY.

City Magistrates’ Court 9 a. ni., ' Prince Edward Theatre 3. 7 and S.

45 p. li.,

- BIRTHS

“Cymliria Lodge”

FOR SALE A

That excellent and well known

property “Cymbria Lodge" overlook- ing beautiful Rustico Bay, is offered for pnirvate sale, as the present own- ers are contemplating leavirng Prince Edward Island. This property is mag- nificently situated. There are three dwelling houses in splendid repair, besides excellent barns and out- bulldlngs. The property contains 230 acre-s of land in splendid heart and under cultivation-with a quantity of lumber, soft and hard wood. In con- nection with “Cymbria Lodge” is the widely knovim Cymbria .Trotting Park. one of the best trotting parks in the province. The estate could easily be divided into two first class farms with 100 acres- each, with 30 acres re‘mai:nin`g for the s-umme-r cot- tage. This opportunity is a rare one. The price is reasonable.

For further particulars, apply to

MISS CLARA MacMIL|LAN,

"Cy'mbria Lodge,”

P. E. I.

1904-il-Simiwtf. 0.- 151;!-_ =____.§l!§

' For I

_15 h._p. Imperial Gas En- gine with reverse gear and riction Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or

mi N i -.l

D I Y `

. We are open to chartera Iarge|i'lghting for now is taken it will bd number of $Ch0°nef5» alld Will a big step towards Germany's defeat.

~ and bedroom furnishings and ll

JAS- D- OFFER: household ef`fcci.s_ Terms, cash. a

Charlottetown

U 728-7-5MW1-iriititf. ‘ 20110-0-isiviil. -

lillllllllli lll Elllitillll

'. Mrs. John Doucette, Waterford. .P. E. I. has received the following letter from her son.

` Lower Dlgbaic-

Aug. 27. 1916

Dear .\iotlic-1:-We are having

rainy weather now. The war stil fav- ors' th-t Allies, we get daily news right from the front. The word is- here that ff Tliie val which the are

United States are quite confident that the war will he over at Xmas. On the other hand' Germany' claims that four years will nc-t see the flnis-h_ We have pretty iuucii the .same news :is is in the island papers only that they 1I'on‘t make such a fuss about it_ I-am getting it furlough of six days ncxt week and am going to London. the 25th. Nine persons were killed and several wounded. There’ were a flock of hostile machine circled around and around in camp last Sund‘ay', we were all ardlind to our tents. However no bombs' were drop- ped. We-ll, you can rest assured that if the Battalion is drafted that I will never see the front, and' if it goes

Sheehan's Queen C. K. C. 13749 sired as a unit, l will only go to the base.i

I am getting great practising in my shorthand and typewritting. I ani about as good now as when I left College. I was out to town last nlglit and bought tivo pairs of stockings. They cost two ,shillings a pair (48c.) and they are good for nothing. We are getting very good grub here- now, only we don’t get much of it. The training soldiers here are having it pretty liard. I am wc-rking pretty hard as it is. but I don't have to curry anything only when we are moving When we write- a ‘letter here, we have to write' four copies. There is quite a lot of red tape to it. We are not allowed to write the State.-: or any Neutral Country but an odd letter gets by. I was down to see a German Suliniarine' that the British captureiI'; it was so-me sight , it cost a shilling to see her. ‘I wasn't aboard of her. I am getting quite used to the English money now. I can count it as fast as our own money (wish I had nil I could count.) l have~n't much ne-ws but after I come hack from London I will likely have' more- news to tell. l will have a chance to seo some oi' the scenes of ancient history We had ii medical examination the other day. There' were quite it few turned down unfit for the front.. Init will stay' in Engliind on l-‘c-rmanent Base duty. I would sooner go to- the front than get that. They have io do all the dirty work around Camp. There is about zi dozen going back to Caiiada. I. paid ii visit to Quee-n Mary's line:-pital not very far from licrc. There worn an awful lot. of woiiniled (Ianadian Sodiers, some from the island but none that I knew_ _W9 *ITU SIGGDIYIE in tents ye-t I guess it must he heaithy,l never felt so will in -my life. I would s-'ioiiei~ bo bert- llian sailing in the Higgins, es'pc'c- llllly' lh0S€' trips to Caraquet. I aiu saving some"m0ney now when pay day comes we can only draw what money we- think will do us and tho rest is- marked' in our‘book. \Vell I guess I will close for this time, I did not get a letter from the 'island yet so write as soon as you get this- and tell me all the ne-ws.

_ ;Love to all

N0. 712818 Wilfred Duucetfg

105th Canadians

Army Post Office,

llondon,

Eng.

WARNING

Notice is hereby given' that the

drive way at Falconwoqd Hospital is closed to iiutomobl-les'after 6 p. m., Any auto drivers trespassing upon the grounds after the date of this notice will be dealt with according to law.

By order ol’ the Trustees of

FALCONWOOD HOSPITAL.

Sept. 14th., 1916.

' 2090~9~16M6l_

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lucrigy snr

We are authorizeeil' by Ernest

Duchemin to sell by Piibllc Auction nt his home, 06 Elin Ave., on Wedenes- day. Sept. 20, 1916, commencing at 10 o’clock p_m., all his furniture com- Dfli-ing DBI‘l0llr. dining room, kitchen

BENJ. CARTER,

- Auctioneer. ‘

._ __

-.-

HIGGINS.-At De Sable on September 2nd, to Mr_ and Mrs.Lorn '('Bfgglr\,. ii son. `

MaeEWEN.-At York Point on August 27th to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mitc- Idwen (nee Margaret MacKinnon), ri daughter 19% lbs). Congratulations.

BENSON- On ~Sunday, Se-pt. 3rd, 1916, to Mr._and Mrs. T. A. Bannon.. 108.36, 102nd Avenue, Edmonton. for- merly ol' Charlottetown, n daughter. -Congratulations. '

DEATHS

HORTON-At Murray River, Sept. llth 1916, Jane Lowe-, relici. of the late Ambrose Horton aged- 85 years.-f

Albert Wyatt 3,2211/all.

of George L. and' atflifa'

Sib-

od are is rapt. and one Funonl

dn" -lohn`

-ir 1

ii /P”

_,gg

111; not Sub-Agency on certain condition.

atlas-Six months residence upon and cul-

tivation of thslnnd in each of tlir¢=Jcan. A liomentendsr may live within nine leoofhls Immagini! on u funn of at li-mt maerecan cartel conditions. A liahlnble house in re-

excmt where residence il pelformedin

i fell .

Wir :emu districts n homnteader in

1? l L _T J* ,_ _______ _ J l_

ANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

` -';*?'-;.~.'/' Change In Time-P. E. l. Railway

--", _;-._4= ` 25th, 1010, the morning train wui a-.1--1 leave Elmira 5.30 o'clock. Souris 6.40,

_ _ Mt. Stewart 8.40 and arrive- at Char-

llsynnpsn of Cgnadum Ngffhwggl lol/getown 9.45 o’clock. The morning

- fran will leave Georgetown at 6.40

Land Remlhhons o'clock. Mt_ Stewart 8.35 connecting

THE oolelaead ofa family or any male over at Mt' stewart with tram from Sour”

¢ '14 |, ¢ at 8.35, arriving Charlottetown at 9.45

lectInn.mo‘?hvy\eil:5lZ lforh.h5loi‘i'lh¢ii'iiifi Liaqrllhihenl: o’clock.

§¢°m,§°ge°;;°=g gg"-fl”-i,'°';;,n¢,,g_v'&lg_§_m_g°;"-3 oisi-mer PAss£Ncsa Aosmfs 51 susapney ini me District. try ix sum OFF I¢E .

any he mule at any Dominion Lands lency 2008-9-18M6f,

,, Tl-=,,H~ ~~ S- -f Sf- Pew-

' ~ years after e||'{nin&mhoIi,ne|tead‘$tent;|I‘an 50 ave out f0I`

A' "`""‘°*“°"'~ ”5°*"~'§§'5‘i»l’iE1.i°”.."J‘.f-it L.'iiT.”..'."£¢..‘21";l.i';,,:f‘3,‘; tenders forthe hauling o the

liulfexhlultesdmxliiln giumgiaga -“'_‘ClleCS€ faCt0fy". Parties §fi'.l‘-‘€.ii'.’.5f e@?6»f"».. .sts »...l§.°'.' wish1niz_t0 contract should ...f..".:“.2‘;‘li‘.'éf.S“!i‘.§’17.’.'t.‘:°t‘a.‘:£'.L°.ft’é°°i»? communwafe. with JOHN F.

~°‘ “"°~ ..L’.°.°Jf°°f-'?.'».i““.Z$.i’i?t!"i.l“l’.’8f.‘ "iLI.i»‘"‘i‘l‘$2ll\/ICISACC. 5@CfY'-; before the'

H1553" mock may besuhstiluigilfnr cultfhltioif uniler h '

Commanding Monday, September

. *Q __ 5/ “

- . ,\4

~ \$

is -

Q Headaches. sleep- 1_J lessness and tired, ' drsggy feelings -

-soon disappear when you restore vigor to the ex- hausted nerves bY

‘ _ using Dr. Chiise's

I ,, Nerve Food. 4.

' HI-eenil s box. Ill

dealers or Edmuiimn. Bllel C C0.. Limited,

Toronto.

35* Q

24.44..

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- I

Dr Cliasesl- l Nerve

l- - 5 Q

Grade 0i Wheat '

Unsatisfactory

"‘.\ DY.

’/7

(Canadian Pness I:-espa¢ch_)

WI\'l\’»l-PEG, September 14 After a

month of inspection, the Free- Pre-ss, commercial editor places the esti-I mate' of the wheat crop ol' the three prairie province-.=i at from 170,000,000 to 200,000,000 bushels_ This is roughly 100,000,000 bus. for Snsk.‘

Brave I.ltile;SerIi Army is Doing its Bit

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

SALONIKI, via London, Sept. 14.-

A Serbian official commiiicatfon issued todaysays: ‘

“A violent artillery duel was started

by the Serbians yesterday_ 'Serbian infantry at many points expelled the Bulgarians_ from their advanced po- sltions~ and oocupied them. The Bul- garian counter-attacks in the course' of the night were completely repulsed with' he-avy losses."

No New Developments on Struma.

l.ONDON_ Sept. 15.-The British

troops which took llie of1’ens_i\'e recent- ly on the Macedonian front. forcing a passage of the Struma river and cap- turing several villages, have made no further efforts to advance.

“Except for patrol encounters east

of the river, there have been no de- velopments on our Struma front," says an olliclal report given out here tonight

"On our Doiran front both our own

and the eneniy’s artillery has been ac- tive."

LONDON, Sept. 14.-The war ofllce

communication issued this evening says. concerning the fighting on the British front in France:

“The general situation continues

uncliaiigesi. An attack made last night on our lilies from the direction of tne hionquei. Farm was stopped by our fire and the'eneniy driven back to his trenches with considerable loss.

"The hostile :trtlllery activity is

noriiiiil."

30,000,000 bushels ' i'oi' Muni-I toba, and' fi-5,000 000 bu:~ilicls‘- upward' for Alberta, thus iiinking thc yieldl twelve liiishe-is to the aero l'or Maui-‘ tobit and Hfteen bushels io` the aero’ for Saskiitche-wan. ln Alberta there is doubt that the inuk or inc 1,500,-I 000 acres in wheat is south of lhel inain line of the (‘.an,udl1in Pacific, ltailway, and twenty -livo_ luistic-ls in the acre is a fairly <:oii.~1ei'vaiivc 1-is-' tiinato for that territory; il. will probably run much higher, and may reach a thirty bushel average, adds the Fre-r-.' Press. No definite estimate of the yield could he- made in the north, owing to the very spotted' con- i`rltloni~i, but it is safe to assume that there will be sufficient out oi' the north to bring the yield of tho prov- ince up to thirty-dvc or possibly' forty million bushels.

(!r.~ntiiiuing, the l°"'f~n I"‘fvsi- sa_\"s:

“The graile of the crop will bc unsat- isfactory. The percentage ol' "No_ l nortlierii in any of tho province- will he s-tnull, with the' exception of South- ern Alberta. where' it should he heavy. There wi-ll be n coiisiiderable- quantity of No. 2, Init it great. deal 1.-l’ the wlielit which should be right ol` color, go No. 2, will liariliy iiiitkc that

grade oii'iil:co\int of lack of welght.‘

I . . |icai'aiii:c as wcil as qnzillly is impor-

Notice To Farmers

We now have buyers at all the prin-

i-lpal'slii'p`piiig points and farmers having liogs to offer should write or sci: us before selling elsewhere. li. is iinporluiit that more attention bc given lo haiidiing and preparing hogs for niarl=.ot. ’I‘oo many hogs are

brought to market poorly butchers-.'l :md in many 1-asus not properly clean- ed and scalilod which iieceiisitatcs 11

lot of extra work in preparing the niezif.-i i`or niarkci.

I-‘arinors should rifmeinber thnt np-

iant. I-logs when killed should lie al- lowed to l|ai\_'.: in ii cool plucc for lweiit_\'-four hours bci`0i'e being

brought to nnirli_ct. Aticiition to flies: nintlers will be to the inutuiil

ziiiiiniiiiigr-. of f`iti'iiici‘s and packers.

THE SIMS PACKING C0. LTD.

0-18M»i.f.

C. _ ____ ._ . i l

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For the next few days we will

No. 10, $55.00. Oliver N0. 3 $43.50.

00. Those- machines- guaranteed for at $15.00. Ten percent must accom faith and that machine will be taken balance. Company reserves the right chlnes are sold out. The purchaser

save all mldd'iemen,\5 and' _age'nt'a direct. EASTERN TYPEWRITER he-rst, N. S.

2100-9-18Mwtf. Q

5 _ - - .

TYPEWRITERS

cost of duty, one colore-;l' ribbon, $55.00 Uiulerivoc-rl No. 5 two colored rib- bon' back spacer, $65.00. Underwood No. 4 one colored ribbon $48.50. Underwood l\Io. 4 two colored ribbon back spacer, $65.00. Underwood

guaranteed from 5 to 10 years. Stan'inrd' Folding 'l‘y'pewrite'r in |Leathe-r- ette case $35.00. Empire $28.00. Iiem’ngtons Nos. 5 and' 6 $20.00 and $22.-

cxainine the machine he-fore accepting it from the' express oiiice. You

offer No. 5 Underwoods- at almost

Oliver No. 5 $47_50. Those machines

2 and 3`y‘ears. We got a fe-w Bennets pany order to sho-w evidence of good' when it arrives ship C. 0_ D. for to refund the deposit if any of the ma- has the right to have any expert

profits on your machine by buying EXCI-IANGE, 20 Station St., Am-

1000-0-i1Mwitr

flant WOOD, TRAILS. GOOD l.IIM

for ii ,comin r niditinns. f t lnstv

, Y

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B5 Order

""‘,;',",; -. R...--.'!:r:':1;!.l*.:.l.i!:1::::.';t.':i;.:':.i:2:f St. Peiers Ba-f

o.(_,m,k to =l;,e_:nf,v§:iiiI;br‘-ztffltmpalniiir. tinhx Sept 4th .

(Foreign papers - j_ iszi-0-0wimoi.~ _ ___ _ . _l

rur.-il iiinil and felnpliono lib".

- iiulll lil block 0 -1 -

I-'ur s

Myorl,

Desirable Residence '

Beaconfield House Anil Superior Furniture

FOR SALE BY AUCTION 14111 ocrosi-:R

I nm instructed by the Executorsof the estate, ni' inte H. J. Cundali, in sell by auction No. 2 Kent Street on Wedneiuliiy the fourth day ofl October 1918, commencing at 11 o'clock, forenoon. | All the household- effects comprising superior piano, parlor, dining

310|". llflll. bedroom and kitchen furniture, also carriage, slelghs, harness,

C . .

A 12 0':-lock. noon on the some day the beautiful residence, “Beacon-

fleld I-louse,” and land °fronl.ing, 293 feet on Kent Street. and 131 feet on Went Street with hui-ri and coachhouse thereon, having splendid lawn und iiliado trccii, being one of theinix~itden|rnbIe residences in the city. `

<:nAni.i~:i-i Mvnns offers ov pundit- n.f=tl<»n st LAKE vniiiii on wnoussnxv, sarrrinniui 20, Ar i 0'ci.oci<, ms opp iioni-isrnin or ovisn 200 A ans. nm it fun uns oimacn- ini-iitv and some s'i'oi:K ana oiioi-_ 150 sores cieurea.~A\mit- ‘

I./\IlGl'l barns. commnilinus oiillmildliiizs. I0 miles cast of Char. » lnlinlnwn. i'/4 miles from sliilioii. Murray liarbnr Brunch. 01|

r In iicitfous. Terms nt sdlo.

no J"l\'l`llI:\"IJonnlil. nuetlnnoor, or Charles

Lila i lottofown. 1070.|.u.|||| »

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- C.

The Appetite oi Youth _ ~ ` Qniclily Restored

Appetsge is useless unless digestion

is good. r. Haniilton's Pills make tremendous appetite and keep diges- tion up to the mark as well._ The liv- er, bowels and kidneys are stimulat- ed, the stomach strengthened, and ro- bust health qulckly follows. Dr. Ham-I filtun's_ Pills instill vigor and snap into - the system, make folks feel youthful, and happy. You'll forget you have | stomach, forget your days of sickness

‘if Dr. Hainilton's Pills are used. In-5 alst on having Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 250. pei- box, no other medicine so good.

111

The first qualification round fnr the

("lub Championship (men) was play- cd on Belvidere l.iiiks_ Saturday after- noon and the following are the eight players who qualified, and the scores they madcz-

A. W. Weeks 96 D. B. Stewart...... . ....96 G. W. Harrison J. M. Hunter . . . ... . H. W. Longworth A_A.McLean...... W. K. Rogers W. W. Clarke . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... P. Pope and A. Jepson also each

made 103 but as they did not wish -to continue the match their nainc.-i have been scratched. The first match will

- 1

97 101 103 103 103 103

HAR0 coli.

Hourly expected from

New York per. Schooner Bertha L'. Downs 1100. Tons and pfi_:. Schooner “Rivieri.a’.’ 250 Tons best quality in all sizes. Customers will kindly place their orders and take delivery oi their Coal whilst discharging. `

C. Lyons &

_ Phone lll

Stewart will play ll. W. Longworth, J. M_ Hun-ter will play W. K. Rogers ,and A. A. McLean will play G. W. Harrison.

- "Get your Essence Vinegar (full strength) and Mixed Pfcklfng Spice at

be played this afternoon when A. W.

Weeks will play W. W. Clarke, D. B.‘

Foster’s Drugstore. Fresh atock_

2052-9-ioivlili

charge Twenty-five centa. ’

Guai dian Classified Ads

One cent per word first Insertion In this column, half cent pei word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

w- -W '$t_.... \ F

ing card Sample Book free; rcpres-l

entntives already making five to ten] dollars daily. Carriage prepaid., Grafton. 2039-9-14M4|pd Bradley Company, Brantford, Ontar-' P - io. 1983-12-M24i.\ FOR SALE-

AGENTS WANTED. I BOARDER3 WANTED

l$5. PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GFIEET-'

SEVERAL BUSINESS STUDENTS , or others can lie accomodnted at

34 Hensley St., two doors from

$6.-DEAL DIRECT WITH THE ENG-

elusive line of Private (‘-liristlmas Greeting (!nrds.spare or whole time. ltepi'c-sentatives already making $6. ami up daily. Sample book fre-e, postage prepaid--orderli filled' with- in 48 hours. Write direct to-Man- ufacturers, Dept. 10, 35 Church St., Toronto, (lnnadii. 2009-9-13M18i.

‘AGENTS-“WORLD’S GREATEST

War" including Life of Kitchener, beating all selling records; sample

, bookifree; experience unnecessary;

make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford Ont.

1636-8-25M24l.

AGENTS WANTED- T0 SELL FOR

“the old reliable Fonthlll Nurseri- es." We touch our men to sell. Ex-

_ perience unnecessary: highest

equipment. Stone & Wellington,- 'l'omnto, Ont.

____ .__,. . ._, _. ._ - E; HELP WANTED- FEMALE. AN" ex|=eR|eNcso Ass|s°rAN1'

niilllner wanted. iii. once at Paions` Limited.

. ._2_"£l'3'l§_“’¥E_‘_-

WANTED- AT ONCE. A MAID

for general hr.-us-awork. Apply 131 Water St.

2093-9-10M3i.'

i_.l_i-__. VY - 1 -

WANT-ED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply to Mrs. T. B. Riley. 240 Sydney St. 2055-9-l5M3I.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRL

wanted in ii. fainily of two, good wa- ges paid. State age-and experience. address Mrs. E. D. Kollock, 140 Beacon Street, Ilyde Park, Moas.,' 7 miles from Boston, Mass. ,

' 2031-9-14M3i.

WANTED-A G-IRL FOR GENERAL

hous'ework_ Apply to Mrs. W. S. Grant, 76 Great George Street.

2006-9-13Mtf.

WANTED- MAID FOR GENERAL

housework in family of two. Apply at once to 146 Pownal St.

_ 2023-9-l3Mti'. PUPIL NUFI8E8.-- MALE AND FE-

male wanted ot the Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton. Mass.

8191-4-llhitf

__A WANTEAD-MALEA____`_. __‘

WANTED-A MAN 'i'6`wom< oN

farm_ Apply to Robert Shaw. Brackley Beach. 207_5-ild_6*lVl6lpd.

sA|.esMEN- e'XE|IUs`|`vE . LINE

Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock and territory, cash payments week- ly. Write Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal. ___ 2070-0-1_6MM6i.

WANTED- AT ONCE. A TINSMITH

good wages, steady employment_ Apply Fred. H. _'I‘rainor, 80 Graf-

Wton St.__ __ .2022,9,13Mtf. wAN11Eo-_A vouNo MAN .HAV-

lng experience in selling clothing and gentleman‘s- furnishings, ref-

commlssions paid: handsome free.

1772-9-1-MF}tiilSep.30,

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FOR SALE-HALLS' HORSE POW-

llsh Manufacturers. Repi'e-s-eiitativcs er, gqod as new. Apply A. G. Mc- wanted, either sex to carry our ex- lcti., Union Lot 33,

2085-9-16M3lpd.

PRIVATE SALE OF N»EW HIGH , class furniture, can be seen at _any , time at the residence of Mrs. M_ A. | Ducoifc, 81 Upper Prince St.

2060-9-15Mtl

FOR SALE-OAK BUFFETT .AL-

moat new, suitable for large din- ing room. Phone 37-L. 1975-9-12Mtf.

THE UNI!-ERSIGNED OFFERS FOR

sale her farm ol' 100 acres of land, situated In Brookvaie Lot 30-. for private sale, and ii' not disposed of before the 4th October, will on that date be put up at nuction. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Cornelius Murphy, on the premises.

I : . 2020,9,13M19i.

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5"” ‘reA'cHe'n`s`wAN'reo A ’FET»El7l`€l‘§iEoTl|R`E`o_iWo7:-

ated schools commencing in Sep-

. toniber and October. ‘Complete in-

formation supplied. Apply Canadian Teachers Agency, Regina, Sask., and Calgary, Alta. 1898-9-8M12l

__l T0 L T. T0 LET-II-DUBLE TENAMENT

house on Fitzroy Street, No. 234 seven rooms. No_ 236 six rooms. sewerage conn‘ection.' Possession at once. Call or phone, JiJ.Stewart.

_ 2026-9-13Mtl'.

T0 LET- IN CENTRE OF CITY.

ii large barn and coach house- pri-- viite, right away and good' yard. Apply 80 Grafton St.

2021,9,13Mtf'. _

T0 LET-PLEASANTLY SITUATED

rooms with board In central part of City. Apply at this office.

1912-9-8Mtf.

Fon nsiifr- a-Room _House

splendid location, hot water,,heat:fnz, all modern conveniences. ’~ Apply. R. E. White, 15 Villa_Avo. Phone

37L_

\ - - 1883-9-6Mtf

T0 LET.-In center of city, desirable

home, with modern improvements. Partly furnished it necessary. Box 446, City. 1503-8-16-m t.t.

'ro”TE1'-AT BRIGHTON, nouns or

10 rooms all modern improvements, possession Nov. lat. Apply_ to J. J. McKinnon. - 1083-7-l8Mtf. 1-l WANTED WANTED--ROOMS AND BOARD BY

man and wife and 2 small children or furnished rooms with housekeéll- ing privileges. Apply_ G. H., Guar- dian 2088-i_l;16M3fDd WANTED- MILK COWS» FRESH-

ened since August first or that will freshen before October Blat. Must be fair size, of good quality. Apply Box 350, Charlottetown. 2042-9-14Mtf. _ Poutrnv-i wu.L suv Fowl. AND

chicken each week day beginnlns. sspl. iztir Pai-'ties havin! Mm" to dispose of may ship or bri\\§ thoni in without further notice. All

eronces. 'Advice R; V. Guardian

Pub. Co. , 2028-9-18Mtf.

J. D. Jen-

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Tickets for the autumn excursions lo li-ionfrcal will bc

-*_ ,\`¢-plefnlier 21st, 22nd mul 23rd, gootihlo rel-.iru (lvl. illgl

\cplen1licr 28th, zolii :uni infix, good lo~rciuru (ici. If"l\

Ifiirt- from Clmri0it<~iri\1-ii `

HER. AND ALDER MUD.

for you.

Il 84 Great Cc- I'l!"_f"t_ V

, (fity l`iei<i:t Agent Cziiiiiiliiiii :i083-9-i6Moi.

nil in and ict us nrmiigc your sleeping- car at-t~or.io1l:\tioii 1

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on sale ` ‘

$18.85

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