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1;, 1. sepramsen. q___r___________ ___ \\AL1E.R LEA. _'Elo Libe;_i}_i_-rronseri-ative canal will address the Electors at the

First District of Prince

The Undersigned Candidates

will address the electors at the following places onthe dates and at the homes mentioned: _

Brocton School House Friday,

Sept. 3rd. at 3 p. m.

St. Anthony, Sept. 3th. at 7 lJ-Ul- Greenmont. Sept. 6th. at 4 p.m. Alberton, Sept. 7th. at 7 p.m.

CHARLES DALTON. S. T. GALLANT.

Political Meetings of the Third District of

Prince County

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Third District of Prince Lounty will

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2765-3-3111191

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F ourtli District of Prince

'iw-iiili.-is will lic received by the

undersigned up to and on Monday, Sept. fith, 1915, for the following priv- ileges at the Exhibition to be held in t‘liarlottoiow_n, from the 21st to 24th Sept. inclusive.

l For the privilege of catering un-

der tho Grand Stand.

2 For tlic pi-iiiting and selling ol’

Si-orc Cards for the Races.

Il l-‘or thc supplying of straw as

rcf|iiii‘oil.

-1 l-'or iiollliii.: i`t~ctj for horses. cat-

tle. ol.<-., on tlic groiinrls.

in Non. 1, 2 and 4, the highest or

any tender, and iii No. 3 tho lowest or ziny tender not necessarily nc- ccptcd.

(‘onditions may be obtained at the

ollice of '

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec’y.-Trciis.

2689-8~26m10i.

ilth to lfllll. liigli wiliils. 14th lo l8lli, ° °

cool. backward 1-oiidltions. l9lh to 2Ilrd, stormy conditions. 24th to 27th. changeable. 28th to 30th, st-asoiinble weather.

i;g39

, DIARY ()l~` l'J\'l‘lN'l'S. _

TO~DAY.

(‘it_v l\iiigl:<ii'ntc`s (‘ourt, 9 p,_m_

Prince l<Idwar<l Tlieiitre, 7 and 8.45

p.m.

_ `BIlt'1'I~lS

WRIGHT.--At North ('ni'le

lon on

August Zllst. 1915. to Aldor und Mrs. Wriglit ti son.-X

MORRIS-At tlic Metliodisl pnrsonagc Kensington, on Aug. 17th, to Rev. George and Mrs. Morris. a daiiigliti-in

FRASER-Iii f‘nlgar_v. Alberta, nn August 27th to Mr. und Mrs. W. l.. l"rasi-r (limi ilclle Gillis nl' Vharlotlc- town) a iinii.

_L___ WZ

McNEVlN-MacLeod.-At the homo of Mr. A. B. Mii<'i..eod. Bonsliaw. on Sept. lst, by Rev. J. S. Macliay. Mr. Alex- ander MnvNovin. merchant. to Miss l’erlo Einora MacLeod. all of lion-

Canadian Mail Steamer “Lady Sybil ”

Leaves Intcrcoloniai Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

ot nach weck, on arrival of tha morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Sourls, P. E. island, and there awaits the arrival of the after- noon trnin from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen islands as fol- lows: ‘

MONDAY-Leave Sourls for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstonirlsland and Point Bossa. Returning, calls at Grindstone. Amherst and Sourls; and and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls for

Amherst, Grindstone island, Point Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning cnlls at Point Boaso, Grlndstono, Am- herst. Sourls, and returns to Picton.

On tho first trip in the months of

June. July, August and September, weather permitting, calls at West Buy to lnnd mails and passengers for Amherst, thence to l"ryon island. Ro- tiirnlng. calls at Point Bossa, Grind- stone, Amherst and Sourls.

For fiirthor particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON A SON.

"Agents, Halifax.

CHA8. W. IVES,

Agent. Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN A C0.,

Agents, Sourls.

Or to WM. McLURE. Manager and

Political Meetmg First

District of Queens

.-11

The Liberal~Conservati»ve cand_i-

dates for the First District of QUBBU H County will meet the electors at the following places: , French River Hall. Friday, Sept. 3. Clifton Hall, Saturday, September 4. Hops River Hall. Monday. Sept. 6. Granville Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 7. Sprlngton Hall, Wednesday, Sept.

Emyvals School House, Thursday,

September 9.

Bonshaw, Court_ House, Friday,

September i0.

Crapaud Hall. Saturday, September

11.

Kelly’s Cross, School House, Mon-

day, September 13.

Bradalbane Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 14. All meetings begin at 7.30 p.m. The Opposition candidates are in-

vited to attend.

M. KENNEDY.

A. J. MacNEV|N.

2665-8-24ME20i.

Political Meetings

The undersigned Liberal-Conservir

tive candidates will meet the electors of the Second Electorai District of Queen’s County at the following places and on the dates namedz-

l~‘i'idny, September 3-Kingston. - Moiiduy, September 6 - Rustlco

Bank.

Tuesday, September 7 - Mayfield

l-lail.

Wednesday. September 8 - New

Glasgow.

Thursday, September 9. - Hunter

River.

Friday, September 10 - Wheatley

River.

Monday, September 13-Cornwall

Tuesday. September 14-Milton. The Opposition Candidates are in-

vited to attend and will be granted equal privileges. All meetings to begin at 730 p ni

. . . _ p

'l`li¢~ Lilieriil cniiriiilatcs of the l<`o\1rth Louls L' JENKINS' J~ Ai MCDONALD-

1.-fl-i. iiliii-lnrzil llistrivt ol' l‘riiii'e will meet ‘IOHN H' BUNT/UN' J- A~ DE‘VAR~

,_,,- ., G H T 1 mu, m,(,,.__“ ,ho ,_,,,,.,U,.S at ,hc ml, Ciinriotioiown, zsiii Aug., 1915, .i. J. JonNsoN.

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First Electorial District of Kin_g’i_ County

Meetings of the electors of the first

district of Kings County will be hold at the following places on the dates' mentioned. _

Kingsboro, Monday, Sept. 6. Fairfield, Tuesday. Sept. 7. | All meetings open at 7.30 p. m. Opposition Candidates invited to bo '

present and will be given hall the

time.

Signed.

» JOHN McLEAN.

A. A. McDONALD.

2688-8-26ME11l.

Political Meetings 2nd District of King’s

Meetings of the electors of the'

Second District of King's will be held at the times and places following. Each meeting to be at 7.30 p.m.:- MORELL HALL, Monday, 6th Sept. ST PETEBJS HALL Tuesday. 7th

MONTICELLO SCHOOL. \Vednesday.i

8th September.

H. D. MacEWEN.

Ae. A. MACDONALD. R. N. COX. .

J. D. McINNlS.

27-16-8-30m9i

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Third Electoral District of King's County

Meetings of tho electors of the Third

District oi' Kings will he hold at the following places at the dates men- tioiiedz-

CARDIGAN, Friday, Sept. 3rd. BALDWINS ROAD, Wednesday, 8th. MON'l`AGIll<l, Tliursday, Sept. 9th SUMMERVl[.i.E, Friday, Sept. 10th. All meetings begin nt 700 .m.

ie ta s for the rd District of Qiieeii'1 .__

' l County will meet the electors at thi; foiigwlng places and dates'

_ ., ,»,,||,,,,.,,,g ,,,aCe',{, , _ uesday, Sept. 7th. at Murray

' co.-ran Bai., Monday. septombei Wednesday, Sept. 8th. at

Gnlilount Stewart Wediiesda Se - Murray Harbor' I

Exhibition Tenders tml... ni.. ' " " ThufSd=w.S@i>t-9rh.atMonta-

...i 1__{<_;>rt Augustus, Monday, September gue-

Moiiiit Herbert, Wednesday, Sop-

tember 15th.

All meetings at 7.30 p.m. Opposition candidates invited to

attend.‘

F. H. FEEHAN

L. WOOD. b

2734-8-28ME16i.

Queen s 1

Meetings ,oi tho electors of the

lfoiirtli District of Queen’s will bo held at the following places on the dates mentionedz- POWNAL HALL, Friday, September 3 GRANI) VIEW HALL, Saturday, Sep-

tember 4.

CALEDONIAN HALL, Tuesday, Sep.

temher 7.

ELDON HALL, Wednesday, Sept. 8, BELLE RIVER SCHOOL, Friday,

September 10.

WOOD ISLAND IIALL, Tuesday. Sop-

tember 14.

VERNON RIVER HALL. Wednesday,

September 15.

All mf’0Ufll§B will commence at

7.Zl0 p.iii.

Opposition candidates are roriuostod

to nticiid.

_>E-* _UTA

MARTIN.

ROSS.

House and four and a half acres

choice land near Exhibition grounds.

An excellent opportunity for quick huyen

Apply by letter to A. R., I’. O. Box

74, Charlottetown. P. E. I. 2682'8-.'.'6mtf

1 “vi i . .

ARTISTIC PORTRAITS

and Pictures Frames 14x20 Convex Glass and Frames a

specialty. F YOUNG

° r

“Rockfnt drill In u tough material

Fourth District of " 7 1

River.

Monday, Sept. 13th. at High

Bank.

Meetings to commence at 7.30

p. m.

Signed

pee? www;

CKINNON, PROWSE, BRUCE.

INMAN.

2669-s-25Mwrmsi.

‘ATTENTION ”

Farmers_ and Builders selling

the best Lime_is our business. _Are you buying the best ? That is your business. Prices right. Apply to

St. Ann’s Lime_ Quarrie SMITH BROH ERS Dealers in

L Crude and Burnt Lime

St. Ann’s. Cape Breton. 2388-8-4Mwi`m3mo|.

Property at Bradalbane For Sale

Will bc sold by Public Auction

on the premises at one oclock

For Qilr Sale '

Saturday, September 11th con- sisting of 10 acres of land with crop. Comfortable Dwelling, out Buildings all in good repair. One half mile from Bradalbane Station. Also stock, impliments and house hold furniture.

MRS. ANNIE MALLETT,

Bradalbane

2809-9-3M2ipcl. _

72 Upper Queen St. A

Charlottetown, ' l N M [M U H M

2539-8~16M1Mopd. \

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MRS CHAR LES 0'!-IERON.

Owner' Pl"t°"° N°v° s°°u°‘ dyed so that the color stays ut" n' _°°'

'haw' 2°61`7'15M"' ' matter how ou test lt. p' ' 0 On Frlilny. 37ll\ Al UN- UWT” °“

DIXON-MCQUARME -ln Charlotte

y We have some ` 'B `

rock me driii num, sine with a wines tered ‘M0 her lfffsfilal- f\‘°'“ H’¥“'“""

. ' _ ' . _.,' l“'“"""””'"”' stripe. The regular price lo 90c. Then ,WCW HUBPHM- Amllefsli A““i°,G“mP`

i'°‘iit"~’i‘i'ii=”"`i"f"“"ii-"i"i'i*'“ii Y W mn Doiri.. :r::..;:°.r‘:::;.'°.."'.°.;'..' i.‘::.:.r: ’:.".: 2f2l'.”.f‘»¥I.‘;‘l its.2'.‘i“.‘:.‘:°..:i.:‘s;‘;:; to Margaret. eldqpt daughter of’ W. A. 0 g Saturday night Mooné ‘_ MCLYEOD at nw 03|-ty ago of 31 years, “nd M” M““Q““""'°» "“"ll’l"“~ 2g|5.9_3M2| ' Tho deieased was an amiable and

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leaves to mourn licr loss, I kind hus-

DEATHS i Tho Wm. W. Backus Hospital, a band and one dear little duughtial of

General Hospital with well equipped "Special sale of working and outing 0nly_two yesrs,a|so father and m0 81'.

Hgug-|-QN___,\t North Rootioo, sopt. pnrtmonts offers s three yours' _grad- night. some great vsiuea in tho lot, ;_’_:e|'_f'l;f:m___§';'i’_f'§e‘h° bf°k°“`m‘k ln wife and 1¢m||y_'Bi|t h¢'h“ hhd to Help Willlted-_FOIIIRIG “- °'°" :i.:z=:.'zi.:;’..i‘::."= "°'“°" “' ‘ ;:.°::.:'.‘:‘1~;-.;:;' :.;':'::::' 'r.a:.:.'.;'z he -6--ey-d »~ isis 1:: :.'.'°.'is'°'.‘....'".:“:1i°'.°°“'"==W'**f*i”f_“”'~“““~~f=°~ °f 'I on saturday at lm' Write for circular of information. MoLEOD. ' 2.815-9-3M2l. he' “"1"” h.°'P° “l S“mm°"'d|°’ “Ti could get: xtetemptliiig to ffy avFa;ni1viltI|i 5-,N8 #gg ,, be I In k d _ _ _, __ _ there interred in the family ot.. 0 M _ H ml re' t _I __ Y fl _ _ - '_;_ __ emi? fiolii-sony itlltiiioiir Tiiiimioi- igiii- i<A~ri-itsln A. oowo. ri. N.. "'Tli°f° lv I iii'°l¢ 'ww lot of wvmovu °""" “‘° ’°“"" °' "‘° "“”"’°‘ """“"" iii... rioiiifria tiiniduelsdyuihitgrisc "°"°"‘""“ “'*"""°7“° '°"‘"¥

Address

. ' . Fair Wages and good home. Apply

school boy wlilencoursge him to molto, Superintendent of Nurses, fall outings just ln. Drop into the ‘"5 "lu Sf°°¢n;l1d glorious res_i:rr:;_ mu" "mme 8 dhmkua U nm Dunant

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medical. surgical and obstetrical do- shirts for Saturday and Saturday Wm' “"0” “mer” “nfl "V9 P"°"‘°"'~°“

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PER TH ESON.

Four years ago. it Montaglw. the

begutiful, you appointed me to this position. Now i am here to tell YOU of 'my stewardship. If you see fit aD' point someone else it will relieve me of considerable rsspoililblliily. Md different ways and means will enliven the work.

The present war has emphasized the

need of Efficiency. A writer in the To- ronto Globe pointed Ollt “lhll UW |110" marvellous thing about military or- ganization is the efficiency with which each part works towards a common end. From the private to the Gellelill every man subordinates his personal welfare to tlie welfare and success of the army as s whole. All the achieve-

'ments of industry and science are used

to promote the caiise, and ungrudging service is the compelling ideal. At the present time it is our supreme duty to be efficient and to co-operate for the common good.”

Apply this to our Sunday Sch00l

work and to temperance work in the Sunday Schools and we will have to admit that we are only playing at it.

Writing the District Superintendents

I urged continual effort and pledge signing. One of our greatest hopes is in pledging the children. Professor

september, ’ |James says "the first twelve years

the mind is a sponge. Fill it full of impressions and facts of value. The first years are the memory years nge and ideas impressed then are not for- gotten.”

To get the names of the Sunday

School superintendents throughout the island. sixteen secretary treasurers and eleven ti istrict temperance super- intendents wcre written. Thirteen Sec. Treasurers replied. Two of these to say they were not able to give the names of the eleven Temperance Superintendents replied. Some of the remaining names were procured from the Provincial Secretary Mr Jardine. and some he could not give as several riistrlcts have not sent any reports to him for several years. These condi- tions denote a lack of efficiency.

After getting all the names possible,

156 reply post cards, similar to last year, were mailed.

I-low many pupils in your school?

Boys? Girls? Average attendance.

ls Temperance a live question in

your school?

llow many have signed the temper-

ance pledge? -

ilnw many boys have signed? How

iiiaiiy boys over thirteen have signed?

Arc ’l`enipci'aiicc sermons preached? Are Tcnipcrancewbwks and leaffiets

read by the boys".’ "

Of those 156 there have been replies

from S7 and llicy have given the fol- lowing siiitistiiiat-

Enrolled 4.6i5, Boys 2062, Girls 2414.

Average, 3057.

Plcdged 1839. Boys pledged 755.

Boys over thirteen. 439.

Is Temperance a live question, 61,

have answered Yes, 12 No.

AW l0li1D0l'Hrltfe sermons preached.

59 have answered Yes. 6 No.

Arc Teniperaiice books read. 34.

have answered Yes, 12 No.

Out of the population of the island

we have on record that only 439 boys over thirteen are pledged.

These conditions denote a lack ol'

efficiency.

In the fight against lntemperance,

to how many would our King give rt Victoria. Cross for valor in the face ot' the enemy.

This is no ordinary foe we are

fighting. Let ns see what he has done lately and have sonic testimony as to his strength.

I-l0.vfi George says "we are righting

three enemies. Germany, Austria, and Drink and the strongest is Drink. Drink is doing more damage in this war than all the German submarines put together. Drink is the greatest evli and the greatest wrong of all the old evils that have festered for generations."

The British Government came for-

ward with three successlve proposals ln turn for dealing with the situation, The first was absolute prohibition dur- ing the war. The second was the pur- chase oi’ the brewing and distilllng in. terests and hence state control, and the third was the placing of all but 'h prohibitive tax on the stronger th. toxicants and three times the British Government retreated before the forc- es ofthe lifluor interests.

Major General Samuel Hughes had

promised that alcoholic liquors would not he supplied to the Canadian sold- iers and that they should "return home as clean and manly as when they went."

_ One ot' our most active Teinperanoo Siiperliitentieiitis writing me privately i`l‘0ni Salisbury Plains last winter said

- r li” .Yi.‘i.‘..§’1';ii°.'2 li 31'. “.'.'i,“'°”' °'°“"' it British slavery. Sl ony' I can

Besides being a strong enemy ho is

Cxmimgant. The Russian finance mllllsfer reported that the amount or :HONEY on deposit ln the savings ianks of his country in July 1915 was $900,000,000 greater than the amount .on deposit in July 1914 notwithstand- m§__l_l:_e_ _war. This on account of pro-

New Zeaiand’s minister of defonhh

Sheakliig at Wellington on May 31st, said our last estimate of war expendi. ure was 300.000 pounds per month or 3-600000 lmllllfis per your. Our expen- diture oii intoiricants would pay tho wholt of this expenditure on tho

Ftglindiid perpliiidiigliref liiezriiilkmsl ot’ two

addition. so diem In

__ '|`h_o enemy besides is very desiring. vi; o human life. The registrar gon.

era for Great Britain reports in 1913 that 1093 men and 800 wo`men died from alcoholism and Delirium Ti-om. ons and 2039 mon and 1510 women died from Cirrhosis of the liver, making a total of 5451.

There is no need of going so for

from home. We know that intemper- uncc spares neither the hlgh'nor the humble. You have seen them, bright, intelligent, perhaps with a degree from a large university, a splendid UD- portunity ahead. but alas now a miimb ling imbecile. ‘ _

I have seen him. an intelligent farm-

er, hard working honest with n fine

md "4 b°,.“"mut_ I or mother won t o oy o [row up o

“ir you want s thin; bmi enoush

To go out and iight for it. Work day and night for it. Give up your time and y0\lt‘ P0806 Wd

your sleep for it.

lf only desire of it

Makes you quite mad enough

Never to tire of it, Makes you hold other thinKB '»°~Wd|'Y

and cheap for ti;

If life seems all empty and H8616!!

without it

And all that you scheme and YOU

dream is about it. .

lf gladly you‘ll sweat for it.

Fret for lt. Plan for it Lose all your terror of God or of mon

for it.

If you'll simply go after that thing that

you want.

With all your capacity.

Strength and sagacity. Faith, hope, and confidence. stern per- tinacity, li’ neither cold. poverty, fumished and

gsunt.

Nor sickness nor pain

Of body or brain Can turn you away from the thing that

» you want,

if dogged and grim you hesioge and bo-

set it.

comic Picrune Nr rsovi o _ .

i-iei.P:o uiurs sotulisii ._

iiscoig/an i-no si=s;¢H_

i.'oNboN, Aug. 31.- anim: neck

of Chicago, who was made deaf and dumb by an injury sustained whne flghtinl! with the British army. sud. denly recovered his speech ohq hearing today. Beck, who was a mot. or cycle policeman on the Chicago force when the warbroke out, he. camo a dispatch bearer with the Brit. ish troops and was struck down by g sniper's bullet in Flanders. .

He was taken to Liverpool. From

the day of his injury he had been un. able to hear or speak' until he was taken, with other convalsscents, to 1; moving picture entertainment in Liv- erpool. While watching a comic pic. ture he suddenly burst out in laugh. ter. The next moment be found that he was able to talk and hear normal- ly.

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Mlnard'| Llnlrnent Oo., limited. .. ..

_,Gentlemen-Last Winter l rocalvod great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD‘S LINIMENT in a. severe attack of LaGrippe, and l have frequently proved it to be very effective in cages of inflammation.

Yours,

YOU`LL GET 1T."

g W. A. HUTCHESON.

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LIB. CON.

PRI

First-

Hon. Charles Dalton

Mr S. T. Gallant

Second-

Mr Shelton Sharp l\Ir G. M. Matthews

Third-i

Hon. A. E. Arsenault Mr H. D. Doble

Fourth-

Mr S. Kennedy Mr M. C. Delaney

Fifth-

Hon. James A. McNeill Hon. J. E. Wyatt

Mr Murdoch Kennedy Mr A. C. Nevin

Second-

lion. I.. L. Jenkins Mr J. li. Buiitsin

'I‘liirrl-

Mr l-I. F. Feohan Mr Leonard Wood

Fourth-

Mr John S. Martin Mr A. D. Ross

Fifth- - -

Dr R. S. Jenkins Mr Jas. Paton

KINGS

Hon. John Mci.eaii Dr A. A. Macdonald

Second-

Mr A. A. Macdonald Mr ll. D. McEwen

'i`liirii- .

lion. J. A. Macdonald Mr J. A. Dewar

Fourth-

lion. Murdoch McKiniiou Mr A. 1*. Prowse

l"ii`|h--

lion. J. A. Mathieson Mr R. J. McLellan

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GRIT. NCE. _ ~

Mr Benj. Rogers ' Mr Ben). Gallant

Mr W. H. Dennis Mr A. (1. Saunders _'

A. E. McLean Jos. Arsenault

Mr J. H. Bell Mr W. M. Lea ]

Mr l\ir

Mr J. J. McNally ' Mr H. Howatt 1

QUEENS.

Mr (‘-yrus W. Crosby Mr John S. Cousins

Mr John McMillan Mr George E. Hughes

Mr David McDonald ~ Mr C. H. Chandler

Mr George Forbes Mr F. J. Nash

iur c. Gavin Duffy Mr E. T. Higgs

couN'rv. 1 _

liir J. W. Brennan i Mr Alex. Robertson

Mr J. D. Mclnnes Mr R. N. Cox

Mr J. J. Johnston

Mr J. W. Carruthers

Mr A. F. Bruce Mr G. S. Inman

Mr P. McCourt Mr H. Nelson

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ivordoaoh continuation. Cash

charge Twenty-‘llvo eonh. Y _

‘*"”“."“".. “.li§§‘§lEP..iP§.: ..

must accompany ordor. Minimum

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Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED. To sell for the Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries. We teach our mon to soil. Experience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone dir. Wellington, Toronto, Ont.”

8-28ME26i

Boarilers Wanted

BOARDERS .WANTED-TWO LADY

students, in private family, near P. W. College. Apply Guardian

_2789-9-1m3i

LAUNDRY MAID WANTED \FOR

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital , $417-8~6Mtt.

F -. -£11

Help Wanted-Mal_c_____ __

WANTED--At once, a man or boy lo

work on farm. Apply J. H. Jones. Pownal. 2785-9-iM3ipd

WANTED-YOUNG MAN T0 WORK

in a barn who understands horses Apply Revore Hotel. 2779-il-1Mtf; WANTED. MACHINIST FOR' LATHI

work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.

2160-7-20mtf.

BOARDERB-FIVE OR SIX BTEADY `~ boarders can be nicely accommodat-

ed at the McKenzie House, 89 Sid- noy St. 8-llmtf.

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For Sale

FOR SALE.-MEDIUM SIZE "GARV"

Combination Safe. Cheap for cash. Apply Box 445, City.

2776-9~1M3l.

FOR SALE--Farm contairiiiig 50 acres

choice land in good cultivation with good buildings. Terms easy. Ap- ply to Francie L. McQuaid, River-

Adale, R.R. No. 2. 2782-9-lmelzi

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___A___ Los_t________Y LOST ON `~AUO. 29 BETWEEN

Sourls West and Sourls East l lad- ies plaid cout. Leave at Mclnnis House Sourls. ,, 2780-9-1M3ipd.

g _ Miscellaneous T0 HIRE.-HORSES T0 HIRE.

double or single. also cab service. Apply to Douglas Smith, Windsor Hotel, 24 Pownal Street. 2791.9-1m3I

To Let

Fon sAi.s.-.24 Acnss or LAN6.

good dwelling house and out-bulld- ing. For further particulars apply to Edward McRae,J-lunter River. __ 2790-9-imai ron ssl.:-T`siret¢ii book compriii

ing historical incidents, trsditionsry tales. translations, etc. For sole at the Maritime Stationers, price $1. When mailed 8c. extra.

2712-8-28M12ipd `

FOR 8ALE.- TWO PAIR! ISLAND

Ranch Raised Mink and Three females. Prices right. James. M. Hewitt. Lower Montague. P. E. I. ‘ 2708-8-27M_i1ipd

'ro i.E'r.-1'ii¢ sem me pnmim

on Kent Street at present occupied by Geo. Mcquuid, Tailor, possession

given august lst. Appl; to D. Stow- art. 18 Kent St. 9267- -Mm mtf

Situations Vacant

"sAi.sewisu= sxctusfvl LINE

for city, town or country Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent Ill your job. No oxporionoo nooonory- Wrlto Luke Brothers, Limited. Montreal." W

mio Pun 'SAV ron oie1'i\i|'U‘r_; ing “W0i\LD’S GREATEST WAR. UD to date book. Whirlwind niiof- Llusoott Coin Brantford. Oat.

'rmnm wmiai _

WAN1‘F5.-looond-clue Donner for

cm i-me w toon" i. su io mont. 880. Prot°:stunt ll- Hoboroii, Buoy. of Tru U."

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