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Sale oi Fox Company

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_'rung-| gi|1,.he -neoeiyed by the undersigned uD`to Monday 15th Sept- ember, instant at 13 o'cloclr, noon for »

th ureliase of the followingz-

Tl? B8 shares, Strathcona Silver

‘Black Fox Co.

lsfe. _ _ , . .

Tenders msy be for the Strathcon

shares and Oince furniture, either in one tender or separately. Tenders must be in sealed envlopesland be ac- "oompauied by certigcated ebequeioi

80 percent of tender ~ -

_ The oiiice furniture can be seen at the omcs of Warburton and Shaw.

Solicitors. f The Chas. I’)n't-'in S. H. Fox Co. Ltd Ch'town, 6tn Sept.

_' 814-9-8M6i.,

200 MEN WANTED

For cutting pulp wood at Cape Bre-

ton, $2.25 per cord, for cutting and

swam ln less 75 cents a day b0=1\'\l

D gi ‘

Men desiring to work by month wages '|40 to S48 per month with board sup-

plied. free transportation. Camps al new and good. _

For further information uilllly Bl

Employment Service of Canada

Market Building.

Charlottetown,

P. E. Island

332-8-19-Mtf.

iN ciiiuciiiir

Before the Vice-Cliancellor

~ sais of Residential Property on' Administrators Sale V

Prince street, Charlottetown.

‘Edward R. Clowser, Walter Matheson,

. TENDERS addressed to the under-

signed, for the purchase of the steam- or IIARLAND and the schooner

_ GENERAL MIDDLETON will be re-

and John A. Matheson, Complalnants

' and

John Mchiillan, George M Matheson,

and others, DGIGDGRHIS

Pursuant to a Decretal Order made

in the above cause on the 27th day oi' August (A.D. 1919) by his Ilonor the Vice-Chancellor, I will set up and sell, by public auction on the premises on brendtli 27 ieet, depth 6 7.10 feet gross Thursday the 18th day ol' September tonnage 352. Registered tonnage 217. (A.D. 1919) at eleven o’cloclr in the Ilas good accomodation for passengers forenoon, all that tract. piece and par- and is in first class condition. She cel of land situate. lying and being in 43' Ch8\”l0tt9I0WI1. ill Q\1€€11’S County. in ernment to iun from Plctou to George- said Island. being part of Town Lots town and .ports in vicinity, to the Numbers ,twenty-one and twenty-two in the fifth hundred of town Lots in Bald Town and is bounded and des- to receive .1 proportionate rate of the cribed as follows: Commenclng at- n point in the southeastern boundary ol'

a plot of land enclosed by Euston Sr.

Prince St., Fitzroy Sl... and Great George St., formed by iho intersection

of Prince street and Fitzroy street

thence southwesterly one liundred

and eight feet ,thence northwesterly _ one hundred and thlrly feet M fish' 1917. During the winter of 1917-1913 angles to sold Fitzroy street, thence northeasterly parallel with Fitzroy

street one hundred and eight feel

thence southeastwardly at right angi-

es to Fitzroy street one hundred ant thirty feet to the place ot' coiuinence ment, being Lots Number one uni tw as drawn on it plan ol' llollnnt

0.

Grove tiled in the oiiice oi the Regis- trar of Deeds for Prince I-3<l\\'nrtl Island and bcing thc sumo land as ii: described ln a certain deed \li<\ruol` from William II. Bi-own to Owcn Con- nolly, bearing dnte the tenth tiny ol” July. A. D. 1882, being the resiilcn(-v

of the lote John A. Matheson, rctii-ei Fishery Inspector.

The property will be sold free iron

incumbrances.

The sale will be confirmed by the

Court of Chancery without expense

to the purchaser.

Conditions at sale.

Dated this 30th day oi' August, A.I).

1919.

J. D. Stewart, K.C. A. B. Warburton,

Solicitor. Master in Chancery

C69-9-2-M23i

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NOTICE OF SALE _

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the ,llnmst assured_

undersigned and endorsed on thc enve- lope "Tender for Lobster Hntclicries," will be received up to noon of Tucs- day, the 23rd day of September, 1919, for the purchase of the Government Lobster Hatcheries at:--Arichat, N.S.; Bay View, Pictou County, N.S.; Inver- ness. Margaree Harbor, N. S.; Isaac's Harbor Guysborough County, N.S.; Little Bras d’0r, Alder Point, N.S.; Charlottetown. P.E.I.; Georgetown. Si-`*.E.I.; Buctouche, Buctouche Harbor, N.B.; Port Daniel, Que.

Alternative tenders will be consid-

ered for;-

(a) The whole of each including the

land, building or buildings and plant on the premises, ’ ‘

. (b) The land only.

(c) The building or buildings only. (d) The plant only, wholly, or in

PRN.. -

All of the buildings are single stor-

ey and constructed of wood through- out, and are capable of being readily removed intact. l The plant in each case consists

mainly of .1 boiler and a Duplex steam pump.

Thg several properles are open at

sIl times to inspection. upon applicat- ion -to the Caretaker, who may be located readily in the immediate vicin-

ity. _

Each tender must be accompanied

by a certified cheque, made payable to -the Department of the Naval Ser-' vice at Ottawa for a sum equivalent to ten per cent (10p.c.) oi the full

tender. In case of fail- tha purchase within the the cheques of the suc-

becomes forfeit; all

returned promptly..

reserved to reject 'any

cessiul others

The

or all

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- Shsressnd Office Fumiture

(8) ,Dillon furniture including small

HOW A YOUNG SIRI. SUFFEREO

And Was Restored to Health By Lydia E. l\inkliam’s Vegetable Compound--Told By _ Her Mother.

Broolrl , N. Y.-“I cannot praise

Lydia E.y“1"inkham’s Vegetable Com-

, _ “ round enough for what

,, 1) t has done for my , Q, daughter. Sbs was - I5 years of age, very

sickly and ple and she had to stay home from

' ' ' school mostof the time.

s

»\ She suifered sgonles

from bnckache and ~ '¢;».€\,, dizziness andwas with-

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" ‘ outstplpetite. Forthres ; mon s she was under

. .» ` _ the doctor's care and

, got no better, always

complainin§ about her

, I back and si eachirigso

\~""= I didn‘t know what to

I medicine so I made up

I Ky me tegryieim slns

’ as en e tt es

‘ of Liiiis ai. §i..i<i3:m's vegetibis Com-

l1Y‘ BI! 005|] COID Ill] Bl! IDOFG

Elm her back and side arguing. Sbehas ained in wei ht and feelemuch better.

5.1-le}eo:r:3r;iend§.xy5iia E. PIi|nkh%’s Vega; = m to a o rs dnu;liters.'?i1Mrs. M. I'l`_i!|0B°l, B516 Marcy Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

For special advice in regard to such

ailrrients writi to I. dis .. Plukhsm Medicine Co., ynn,

Notice of

»-ft' - de. iresainuis

I I 7 about your worsi‘::l§`liT _ it

ccivcd up ti 12 o’clock noon, of the 6th diiy oi' Oct_ 1919.

'l‘ho S. S. “I-IARLAND" was built

crl diincnsmns. Length 113 feet,

now uiirlcr contract with the Gov-

close of navigation. The purchaser to complctc the contract for which he is

Government subsidy, or accept de- livery at its termination.

V 'l`lic “GENElI./\L'MIDDLETON” wus

built nt Il.i_v ilu vin. N. B. in 1885. Sho is GS 5.10 feet ln length, 21 5.10 bcaiu, 8 4.10 tlcpth, gross tonnage 71.75 registered tonnage 67.93 regis- tered nt Uliiltliain, N. B., September,

sho was retoppcd from the water llne up, all top timbers, stancheons, tran-

» som’ stcru frame, knight heads, bitts,

mooring chucks, hawser pipes, break

1 deck beams. hatch coinbings and

hutclies now. Cabin and forccastle re-

l iicweil. limi a ncw bowspirlt. a new I topmost, new sails and running rigg-

ing and it new boat. is in thorough repair and wcll found in every respect A good sailor and carrier, ond can be iiiwpcctefl .il Picton.

The right is reserved to reject any

oi' ull lciillcus.

I SARAH J. McLURE,

Aclniinlstratrlx

l’i<:l.ou, N. Sept. 5th, 1919.

1 s::1-9-oMEzwks.

iNva_s}‘ ons

A gcntlcman of good business abil-

ity and llrst class private reputation wuiits to organize a Joint Stock Com- ‘piiuy and would like to hear from probable investors.

Situate in one of the best forming

settlements of the Province where large quantities of farm produce and stock ore raised and exported yearly.

Shipping facilities are excellent with

ii large range of country to draw from. .-\ store trade is established and rap- idly growing and increasing. Farmers :ir.~ prosperous and well to do and trade is susceptible of great expansion, and a large and prosperous business is

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For further particulars

ADDRESS A. B. C.

clo Guardian

807-9-8MmWf4l .

Superior Furniture for SALE BY AUCTION

I am instructed by the executors of

the Estate of the late John A. Mathe- son. Earl., to sell by auction at his late 1-osifleiico, 231 Prince Street, on Thurs day, the 18th day of September, com- mencing at 2 o’clock, p. m., all his household effects, comprising piano, drawing-room, parlor, dining-room, hull, bed-room and kitchen furniture. Nothing reserved. Also 1 double-seat ed driving sleigh, set platform scales, 1000 lbs. ‘

House open for inspection of fur-

niture on Wednesday only, the 17th., from one to five o'cl0ck.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

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F OR SALE

80 acres of good land only 20 chains

from Richmond Station, known as the into Archibald Gillis farm. One third of this land is covered with hard and soft wood and lumber. At the present price 'of wood there is enough wood on the land to pay for it. Land will be sold on terms to suit purchaser.

Also for sale two milk cows and one

Dcdrick llny Press. _

L J. n. Lshldlvs, ‘

at Shclburnc, N. S. in 1908, Register-

I

ani sure it was lie.”

are nl] dressed." -

.. - “

1 bluer than ever.” Then a thought oc- `curred to me. “I'll take you I-Ictt.y,‘ and wc’ll go and sec that friend of your aunt's, thc one who is We’l_l take some jellios and other things, and stay a while with hor.” I could find out some more

Leola perhaps.

Graham. Miss Ann and think you are too oo to us

give you whatever you tlilnk your friend would like. I’ll be do

rlay, -I washed away thc traces oi. tears. Once more I dusted over my burning cheeks, and

SANDRA THE ' .IEALOUS

By .lane Phelps

OOQGOIUOOQGUSSGSG

AN ACCIDENT

assesses

nonsense

CHAPTER LXII.

“WhY. Mrs. Graham! What has

happened?'."' Mrs. _Gray stood in the hall looking at nie. .

“I missed the train,” I said my

lips trembling.

"Did Mr. Graham get loft too?" “No-he went without ine.” I

would not ict ber know he had goiic and left me purposely. lt was too liumilating.

“l am sorry for your disappoint-

ment," she said, so feelingly that 1 could not answer for fear she would notice the sob in my voice :ind my' tcars. I_ruu hastily up the stairs into my room and flung myself upon the bed in u perfect rage of auger against Everett. I

“Please” Mrs. Graham, don’t cry!"

It was I-letty. “I~le-Mr. Grnlmin will take you some other time.”

“I don't want to go some other

time, I want to go this time," I pouted. “I Just caught a glimpse oi’ lilm‘, Hetty, as he got on the train. I

“Why don't you take a ride? You

I couldnt-all alone. I ould be

so ill.

about

“That is very kind of you, lvlrs.

me both

E d -

“Hurry up and ask Mrs. Gray to

wns-tairs

n about ten minutes. Once more, for the third time that

powder | adjust-

D0 YOU itll

it

WHY

that old sore or skin disease of yours breaks out again? lt’s bo- oause -the remedies you have been using do not get to the root of the disease, but remain on the surface, 1 Try Zam-Bak! It penetrates to tho I underlying tissues, destroys all

Bernie and cures from the

up. Hence Zam-Buk cures are

lasting. All dealers, ECO bor

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`a_l.i€-:_ ._ _ Y

F arm for Sale

williin :i half niilo of llic

town of Souris and c~oiirl»iiiciit to

irliurchos, schools and shipping.

contains T0 ncres oi extra good dry

land well fenced and the buildings lu he of a'ssi§tance_ "

first class repair.

W-ill scll with or without crop, stock imply hu,-L pu park your cal. by

ond farm machinery.

would do well to cull and see this ideal home. ‘

dm' ii

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Any person wanting it good iiirin

For further particulars call or write.

P. A. ROON EY,

Souris, East,

P.

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w od. oo liou an bar . Si at- n 0 haltcmife frail? E?"owsn stattilém ago _and still offers grand posslbilitiei at-hchool and chm,ch_ for a new man. Also, for purchase

' lilflio dwelling house. ,There is in

A. _,_ MUGFORDV connection with this business a large

ed ne

if '

nsriiin siriusiiir Liius, ’ mc.

vs

9 a.

ing of 5__acres of land with good modern dwelling and outbuildings,

s t.22o t1. .r iiii2'l‘ ep n B D m 0 W cl u C°UDi6d by J. F. Ross. This busi-

For further -information appl-y to

Terms made known day of sole.

.. mo, .. f

tlirlving |

a hospital, and you to youu homo,- if _you ni-cn't afraid to trust me."

soon were on our way home, Hetty ,supporting Thomas on the rear seat

whllchil rode next the knight errant w

That' was the way I thought of him.

E. I. 1; , an incident in novels.

*J Tomorrow-A Storm and a Burglar.

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Mn' _The Sauce

~ of -_ Known Quality

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ed a fresh veil to hide my swollen eyes. Then I hurried down to llnd lletty waiting in the hall, laden wi-th bundles, and Mrs. Gray smiling np- proval.

“I think you are very sensible,

dear Mrs. Grabam,” she said. "It is a lovely day. You wiii enjoy your ride.”

"lt will he betterr than moping at

home,” I replied. "

"Very much -better." Then: “Shall

you return home for lunche`on'? If you ‘think oi’ remaining out I will do some errands. I would like to take advantage of thc fine weather.

“Go right along, Mrs. Gray.". I

thought once more of that trunk in the attic. “If -I should decide t‘o come home Hetty will wait upon me.

"Thank you then, I think I will

go out for an hour or two."

I would return; and soon. I would

lake the gum II had secured and take nu impression of -the' 'peculiar trunk which had so piqued my curiosity.

We 'und gone but a little ways out

of town and were on a lonely road when suddenly around the corner dashed a great high-powered car. It looked like some great black demon dashing down upon us. I recall 1 screamed, clung to Hetty, then shut my eyes. I was sure I was either dying or dead. Whenl opened my eyes I was si-ting right in the mid- dle of the dusty road, in a very un- dlgnliled posture, while Hetty stood over me wringing her hands, and the rf-mipant'of t he big black car --a ,uood-looking young\man was bending over my chniiffeur lylng . quite elralglit and still in the road about

20 feet away.

"I5 ho dead?" I whispered to Het-

.V-

“I don't tliink so, bljlt he’s awfully iurted,” she returned dim thef same

"We must do something for»`-him."

Still my voice rasped in a whisper.

“Arc you hurt " Hetty turned 'to

lllf‘.. -

"I don't know -- I thought I was

rlond at first. But I seem t‘o be all

s'praluod my ankle." "

lintty helped me to getpto the side

ol' the road. Then shertook oft my shoe and looked at myhnlrle. ,J had urciiclierl it badly; hilt after twisting

» Just then`tlie nlcc looking ..young man cnme.ovcr and asked if he could

"‘Your chauffeur seems to be' quite

lilo. Side of the road and take`him to

Glndly I accepted his offer, and we

o ad succored us in our distress.

WHS the Way they spoke of such

. .._.._. ,, .,,‘_',__..

,A very desirable property

consist-

erty is situated in North Tryon and 1

is convenient to schools, churches, , stores and mms' also near to house situated on Bishop St. Nos.

lso orchard in connection. This pro- t

’ e

lectrio 1

ght plant, Terms to suit purchaser. ,_ For further particulars apply

GUS WADDELL

Cape Traverse, P. E. I.

8

Public Auction

Farm of 56 acres property of the

John H. Mugford yvill be sold public auction on premises Monday, °

res are clear balance, hard and soft °

. Elllott’s Station

W. D. McCOUBREY.

lllir Sale

L0 it y p ' auction. Terms at sale,

__

I um authorized by Patrick Hughes o sell on Wednesday. Sept. 17th, at 2 ofclock noon his double tenement

6 and 18. This property is in good epalr. If not sold by private sale will he sold on that date b ubllc

B. CARTER,

~ Auctioneer.

96-9-12 MFrlTue2ipd.

_‘lil-. . -

FOR SALE

_-__,

Offers will be received for the pur- hase of the large store and ware- ouses, etc. situated at Kinross, and

ess was established over tlfty years ~

OSI $3971.06 DHYIHS a nice salary.

Annly lo. '

J. 1F. R038,

Kinross.

852_9_mM1o,pd -‘\“¢“°“°@", sos-9-izarritssipa. ‘ ~

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Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direc

Co

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ki

Richmond, P. E. I.

730-9-4M11lpd. ‘ /

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-INTIRNATIONAL DINI-

A FRIIGHT AND PAGBINQIR IIRVIOI

sr. .ions Ano sosron \

Steamship "Governor Dlngley will leave St. John every Wednesday s

m. and ewry Saturday ai B D- D1- (Atlantic time.) . \ 1, pi; The Wednesday trips are via lmtiiort and Lum. aus some 10 s. m.

D; t rms sono a-rargnoomesaso up -. T. .'30

rec connection with Metropo tan stesme f N ypekzvi _' - - Canal. Freight rates and full iaformat1en`a|l|=ly‘,tfo 8' " .N Pl'é'8i\|¢I\t

R \ if I ‘

i I-0 B0l¢0lIf- due tliérv Sundays, 1

right. Oli!"-I exclaimed as my foot bout under iuo. "l guess ,I have

nseioovliconouub

eunnso ou-r nssiB1'ANcs unir

the ignition switch "on" over night and my engine iioxt morning.

only trouble tory. I had could get no who came up and corrected the trou- ble, later reported that the resistance part had our-'ned out. What is the port and now

of a small circular casing, enclosing

a coll of fine

eluded in circuit with the. spark coll primary and the timer Frequently

it is mounted

head. its function is to llniit the current passing through .tho coil winding, so that it may not become overheated and also so that the bat-

tery may not

ly. The resistance wire is 'made of a metal the conductivity of which be-,

comes less as that while it resistancé to tion current it

n large resistance to the continuous flow of current resulting from leaving

the swl-tch 'on"

volume much

be if the resistance unit were not peed. A ' i

CENTER BOLT iN REAR SPRING

necessary lu Ifind that there is none in mine, ' One garage should be replaced and another says - that it is not q , - ers on the spring will hold it in " position a-nd that the bolt \ls used only to holfl the leaves in place while -' the spring is

k_

uwavib

2Q¢q§§¢

iimis ion The Motorist

IV ALIIRT L. GLOUGH

-- ..--v~Tss-a.=»e.easa:.~s , _ ,

-1_1'

W. T. writes: I accidentally left

would not start the

Supposing that the

was an exhausted hal it recharged, but still spark. The garage man

does it work ?

Answer: It is usually in the form

bare wire, that is in-

on the~t-ime dis/tributor

be exhausted too rapid-`

it becomes heated, so; _does not offer much

lthe intermittent igni- becomes bot and 'offers

and thus reduces ,its below what it would

Exact Copy ol' Wrapper-

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For Infants and digg; MotherS e _Know That

A -,G°i"iIii!l0aSiorla . Always _- - L Bears tho

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For Uver

Thirty lea-,rs

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ross ann-1-Aon coss¢Alov. salt van-1 tvvv.

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E. G. C. asks: ls the center bolt .1

the Ford reerspring? '

man tells me that it ~

re uired as the fasten

u

being installed . f

Answer: The bolt should be used I

and it should pass through the 1, arched channel cross-member and be , secured with do 'the main spring to the cross-member. but the .~ bolt assists them greatly in prevent- 1 in_g sldewisc shifting of the body on _ the spring. If

the clips are e,

l body is not securely positioned 3 Couflflelllill tone- fi *against severe side sways and slowcs -‘

around corners. ‘ .

a nut, below. The clips __

duty of holding the .

it is not in place and 3-,

the least bit' loos the .‘

\

early.

JOHN J. onviss

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SPECI/ALL ATTRACTIONS A

° The Curzon Sisters “The Aerial Butterfli'es.’_’

, Norman, the Man Frog. _

SYDN E Yi COAL

tic Fuel

Without Exception the Best Domes-

Ask. your dealer for it and ac-

cept no substitute.

For cargo or carloads apply to f

BENJAMIN ROGERS---Agent

Charlottetown

Or Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co, Ltd

\. New Glasgow, N. S.-

AT

Charlottetown

1

Open To -All Canada Ove/r $10,000 in Prizes.

. 5 Days Racing 5 A

S 12 Classes

Cadieux the Bounding Wire Act. \

' The lastest HORSES in CANADA are coming.

, The largest attendance in _the history of Prince Edward

Island Exhibitions is anticipated. Make your arrangements

\ For all information write the SECRETARY. ,_ V

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ept-. 23rd to 27th 1919

]‘,f,,§;'::iJf‘°'.f;;’:i; ;ii..’ii'¢§:§:;t ‘tear f

ISLAND EXHIBITION

The largest list of HORSES ever seen on any ISLAND

TRACK. Over 80 different HORSES entered to race.

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