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U9 Casoaaul Bragg, Hosfaaal.. “In my opinion, no other medicine

la so curative for Constipstion and lmdlgestioli as ‘Fruit-a-tives’.

I was a sulerer from these com-

plaints for live' years, and my sedentary occupation, Music, brought about a kind of Intestinal Paralysis ; u/ilk mul] Hmdacht belohlng gas,

drovaineasaftereatii- andpalnlnx

the bask.

I was induced to try ‘lfrait-aftivas'

aadnowforsix monthslhave been I”

entirely wall". A. ROSENBURG. i 50n.abox, 6 for $2.50, trial silo 250. At all dealers or sent postpaid by halt-aftivls Limited. Ghwa. _

RECIPE.

Take a word or two of kindness,

Season well with some good deed.

Add of charity a plenty.

And of hope a' generous meed; And if you would mold them rightly,

Which may be no easy thing,

You-will ilnd you have a dainty Fit to serve to any king.

Take s brimming pint of patience, And of faith an equal share,

Stir them thoroughly together

In the crystal bowl of prayer;

Hix with these a cup of wisdom. And,a. dash of self-control,

And 'tis yours to quench the craving _Of a tarnished human soul.

Take of happiness full measure, From the Graliary above.

Knead the whole with inspiration,

Leaven with abiding love; And some day you may be able

To supply, with gentleart, All the bread that ls required

By one hunger-stricken heart. --Ralph Methven Thomson, in the

Humanitarian.

NATURE MAKES MISTAKES.

Some Animals Do Not Thrive Best In Their Habitat.

The habitat of a species of animal

is the region in which it is found in s state of nature. It is currently believed that the habitsl of any crea- tnre is the region for which it i_s best adapted. But the reverse of this is often true, says a writer in s Belfast paper. There are many cases ln which a specie introduced in a. new territory through the voluntary or in- voluntary influence of man has shown a. marvellous adaptation and power, of persistence. The rapid spread of rabbits and pigs as wild animals in Australia. of horses and mttle in South America, of the Eng- lish sparrow in North America, of bumble-bees and .houseiiies in New Zealand, are illustrations of this. Not one of these animals has maintained itself in the wild state in its native land as successfully as ln these new countries to which it has been intro- duced. The work of introduction of useful animals illustrates the same fact. The carp, originally brought to Europe from China and thence to America as a food-fish becomes s nuisance which cannot be eradicated, 'destroying the eggs and the food- stuff of far better fish. The ways in which species may cross barriers in s state of nature are as varied as the Creatures themselves, and far more varied than the actual barriers. By the long-continued process of ad- justment to conditions. with the in eessant destruction of the unadapted, the various organisms have become so well fitted to th. ir surroundings that the casual obslmer may well suppose that each inhabits the re- gion best fitted for it. Men have even thought that the conditions of lite have‘been fitted to the creature! themselves, so perfect is this rela-

tion. _

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the company, ti. -_ husiness over ‘€'"° '°°°"

E a real factor

‘the present.

public service program.

'_l`here's NoWas‘te ltSaves Fuel end Sugar: and it _is always reads'-_

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_--:lution notice of MacKie and Nelson

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MSSOLUTION NOTICL-S85 dis- 5

his issue. 1190-9-2M1l.

.T. PETER’S DAV SCHOOL will re- 5 _fan Friday, Sept 6th. Fees $15.00 per ium Apply to Canon Simpson or

~ = 'e_-ihrlsay. 1131-8-30M'Ii_

‘i ~ HND SUPPLIES FOR Tj-IE

~ r_» ~ IN ABUNDANCE AT

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.anchel on Tuesday evening at 7.30.

Pustlc Auc;o_N°.-'l'ho land or

he late Charles A. Woodman, will be

old at the Court House at Alberton

'in September the 4th at twelve o'clock D. m. 11248-29fmt3l.

COME TO YORK HALL MONDAY ept. 2 for a good time. ice cream ~‘ e tea and sandwiches served from p. ru. to 8 . Proceeds in aid of pat-

_`.. ‘Y DRUGSTORE. ‘.'i='L.=_- r" "fu: (Weather not fine will be

‘l-" I.; ORDERS PROMPTLN *T- ' _ ‘,' ED TO. 1174-S il

of the entertalnmt -_ Phe guests of

l._tion for the general benefit of

tl;ose engaged in the business. After considerable discussion it was ar- ranged to hold a meeting in the near future for the purpose of organizing mil electing officers. lt is lntend_ed wrgzinization should consist of

‘ters only, but the secretary or

z -r of any fox ranching co., may u the meetings.

'i LLEPHONE MEETING. ‘-

telephone meeting held ill ii tltid Hall Thursday evening

largely attended. Mr. P. A. Fai ~ son on lnotion r~" -Mr. Gibson .s called to the chf- and after ex; n- ing t.hat this di. ct on account of

part of it and . wt allowing s

was sa

the dinicuity. He called on Mr. Van Busklrk, the 'manager to speak who explained very minutely the way _a

ed and- said the cost which on ac

creasing has no prospects of a de- cline for years to come. I-le advised the Company to begin operations at once if it wished to save money. He

had to be used to be appreciated. apart from the social side which in a rural district means so -much. He thought no up to date place could af- ford to be without it and that the added property value meant a great deal. Every day business calls were coming in to the omce. which could not he filled and that consequently districts not served by telephone were losing money. After some questions and remarks by those pres- ent it was decided to get the senti- ment of the people and a good strong committee consisting of P. A. Far- quharson, George Boswell, Charles Robertson and A. A. McBeth were appointed to canvass the district and report at the adjournedi ~meetin'gf Tuesday evening. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. VanBnskirk for the interest hs took in attending and for

evening.) 1135-8~30M3i.

pus.. ' s\EcRETARv.-'rho st'

connscrou.-an the list or . -r 101111 .uh rays Mio.,

I ribuuons fm. the Canadian ,:_,_, Miles, - _pper Maugcrville, the new- ‘Cmss ackuowredpq in _samn,___~_ ly ..p; :ltcd publicity secretary for Guardian by the ,,__,_m.al_y Treasu,_ _ the Chimdian Red Cross Society, Tol'-

' Ki the mcebd onto, is in the city and is staying at

Mr. D. A. Mc hi. -_"__ p s

the Royat Hotel. Miss Miles is' inter-

Kate H .

G,_Bgm,.B Hotel __ ___,____ Beach on viewing the officials of the provinc- August 15th shbulu been $8125 ini branch of the work of the soc-

iet in New Brunswick. From here

not $1.25 which was fphogrnphical y

she goes to Halifax, Sydney, Charlotte-

error' _ town, Quebec and Montreal.

REV. DR. ARCHIBALD.-In referx- AT THE POLICE coUR.r__.__Exeven

ring to widest: if :he l“tetlT":i°:;mt lallswhose ages ranged from 8 to 16 nov' llréhigcld 8 dl wasgahe hu; were up before the Juvenile Court horse whloha wallreiisoiegiit liloides S“°“'d“y '“°""“5‘ Ther” were 'mars' ' ' cl ih t ll d d i Mrs, Archibald the lol:-owing family " W1; 8;' “F ff” y “fa” mourn Rev L P Archibald Pastor from rs' Zabel Mac I an' Tir

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of Lower Musquodobit, N. iS.; J. Geri- with annoying amy Palmer in I S ‘ ’, _ _

dwelling, Longworth Avenue,and four “ Y

die, Prof. of Chemistry in Agricultur- _ _ ~ e u e _

-» M--» ::;‘.‘.;“::“.:‘“.:;§;‘;:.;“2_.::.:;';g 22;. vusoius ar mmg of Winnipeg' and Miss Helen M younger boys were given over to the l‘S Y¢t ` `

hcme. , » »

Childrens Aid Society. The others Mr Douglas Amdn Red Point’ was

weoome sEL|.s.-The marriage “""é’ ‘"“”““°d with a remmand in th-e city Saturday' I COMING-COMING i -. ' Ji "l w

and a warning Charles S Campbell, ‘ Qi’

°f Egemn R' Reid' mrmerly °t Try' or Nova Scotia.. who had hesn chars- ` Mir mid Pidgoon city. is visit- " L_

on, to Miss Frances E. -Cameron of d ith bt i i d f I s a .

Victoria, was solemnized in Detroit. e W ° a n ng money un er a se _ ing in New London, the guest of licr

prctences, was ugain heard. llc was" si Mrs. Hugh McK3y_ _ M ° ” EU.t€l'tBil’ll`IlBll" f0l° the as

Michigan, on Wednesday. August 14, d d for “other week' cou n _ I e a as the Young

luis. Rev. C. E. wakenold, Pastor or "°“‘““ ° “

ist E Mr W G Maxwell. pllotosravher.

the Grand River Ave. Method . - - - _

N A T N.- ‘

Church performed the ceremony. Mr. ISLANDER KILLED I C I0 d_ ol’ Glace Bay ls visiting Mr. John P.

Reid is the eldest son of Mr. IS. E. As previously reported in the Gm" Gaudet of Richmond fora low days.

Rem or Tryon Bhd Miss Cameron is ian John Malcolm Murchison, son of the aug _ __ _ Mr. Simon Murchison, Pinette has _Mis J u Mccabenr ‘Aluandm

been killed in action. Pte. Murclli- has mmmed home after B very plea*

d hter of Mr Samuel D Cam S 98

cron of Victoria. _ _ _

son enlisted in the 105th in 1916 and _mt visit with her cmmn-y Miss wlnl_ - _ . \

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positicln to sccommshiite its prospect- A

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ive subscribers. He thought that with - _ ' _ . '- : i .~ _ _~_ some good iuarmom and' ensineerhir non of every hne “."‘ ".’.' ""”“f"' _‘”" ‘°".° "° °'_"" A it sill' D0llil’l° "° °"°'°°“° 0 f Jewelry marks »

' "jf 'liellrto keep the vessel in steam by as- know whsit. splendid service ¥0\\\‘ '

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our stock. A

rural telephone ought to be construct-

count of the war was gradually in- Y O U

cell.

told of some of the numerous ad- W N _ vantsges of a rural telephone which . ’ _ Tl18tW¢ 811| l0y8 Sklllétl

Jeweler

'l`€ll-a-p|lone--

Telephone your orders and we will promptly deliver any- thing,-snywhere you say. -:- -:-

A mighty pleasing service, al-

ways ready and always fully co- operative and satisfactory. -:- -:-

L -CALL 315-

MacDONALD & MacKlNNON

THE 2 MACS'

all tn isnmsuemae .taaarhllrfslvi on to wma no sttilslr '-M a

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Hone: No1'E.-nie understood on ""~‘“* '° Fran” °" D‘”°°"“""” 5”' ~°' rl-ou lviohoan or -Clyde River

good authontyr that Mr James Arb_ that year. He was wounded on March _ in~ of the firm of R. Gay & Co., has 3' 1917 bm ‘°ec°ve"°d and went “gain Messrs J. J. Lanchy. NOFIDBD M0*

purchased from R. G. half interest mm ”°ti°“' He was “ned ‘in 0°t°b` Pherson, A. Murchison. Mrs. M. Grit- _ _ _

'n the oolohmod ironing stallion ef 1917 “““ “'°° in h°‘“’““1 “ F"““°° mi. Mila. Miss Laura McQueen of El- R T d S ° - I -._ hcl who hu excelled himself for two months. From this also he don motored to the. cm, on Saturday _ 0 1 a

_hi se:;0n~ Mr Arbmg is to be con recovered and again went back to the

.umlated on his purchase and 3130 trenches. He took part in some of the Messrs T_ L-_ Larkin of Bmwnvme

his skill in the management 0! illt biggest 'battles °t the W” mcludmg Jet. and John Larkin of Quebec tire' '

_ vmenced "rom Vimy and Hil170 from all of which he “smug their brothel. lgilaw Ml. _ . _

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good horse which is e ‘ ' _ - _

<1 nm fm Au “H Su M the o of aarmonoisf-hon. MA'riNEE<-3 P. M.-NIGHT-7 AND s. _ _

the fact of having secured so far in ¢;°°P;! “ of the Sagem drive he John P, Gnu et

"is season four nrsts and two sec- El" “F 1° "

Ord I0 be Dl'0\ld sf was “med as ab°V° stated' He was Among the visitors motoring to the '_

ands. This is a rec and the Guardian wishes Gay & Arb- 1* 9"°“5' stalwart fearless fellow' 5 city Saturday from Stanley Bridge ing success. genial °°"‘l’a“l°“ and a ma" M "ell were Misses Mamie Ross, Annie and

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ing worth and character. Another Lena Nlchohon and Messrs W-_ -1-_ '

NEW pox RANCH ¢A|:|E1'AKER3 brother Gunner Angus Murchison is Weir and Joseph L stewart '_

n so far has es _

Assoc|A1'|oN.- on saturday a also at the from 21 d » ' _ _ _

f F “Ped “““““- T° me 'am' “““ M-~ <1. <>» PM °f the <1-MB” America’s Greatest Screen Actor

number of the caretakers o ox .inches ln the vicinity oi charlotte- mother. the W0 S0118 and Six dwgll- Bank of Commerce has arrived in the

“de” rovin

town met in Mr. J. H. Gills office to WTS at mme' The Guardia" te city from the western prairie p - -. ` -

discuss the organization of an Assoc- deepen Sympathy- ces_ M,-_ gmt; is 3 by-other of Lien; ' _ _ _

‘f J . . Scott of the Royal Air Force -

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SCHOOL OPENS TUE8DAY.-

Mother does your boy need a new suit for school, if he does bring him to this store where you get an op- portunity _of a big selection at a 'big' saving in price. Prowse Bros.. Ltd.

1148-8~31smw3i.

NOW FOR SCHOOL.,-A new suit is

imperative for your boy next week as school opens Tuesday. A good suit. that looks good. feels good and' is good, that is the kind of suits Prowse Bros., sell. Prices always rig-ht. Prowse Bros.. Lid. 1148-s-aismwsl.

KINDLY REMEMBERED.-Rev. T.

W. Goodwill, who had acted as inter- lnin moderator in the vacancy at Brsdalbalie, P. E. Island was present- od at the close of the induction ser- vice, with an address and a well-filled purse by the congregation says the Presbyterian Witness".

HELPING RED CROSS.-The treas- urer of the Red Cross, Mr. D. A. McKinnon, acknowledges with many thanks the sum of $9.50 being pro- ceeds of Two Tea Cosles rulllcd at Shaw’s Hotel. Brackley. Beach. This is the second amount handed in by Mrs. Parker Carvell who is quite act- ive in Red Cross work.

W.A

Saturday morning on return to Hali-

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1-l . MacDonald

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Do You' Know-

That we operate the only

Lens Grinding Plant on P. E. Island?

. Surface Grindger, and are i

daily grlndinti from the rcpgheglass- emost com- pllca kinds of lenses?- L

These are

mean a

_ Glass

_ away

¢\°l=_\y= away for

Smd rggwslamesf ._ _

cnliorasiooiover

‘plant I _ N.

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come'

an American battleship, and the first

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`°““"'””"" f _i " A' v' ` 7 _ ' " A"‘Y_ _S3 J- -»---we

, ‘ ~*' 1 _ U ‘ "1 ’ 1;. -V D0 NOT DRIFT into "property-pov `

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" '~ 1115"" ' ' _._ erty" through permitting your -_ , .. _ is T , , is _ _ ' _ __ __ _, _ ,_ _ ’ncomes to lapse. For the timely use . _ __ ’ - P

~- » ‘ of classified advertising keeps tenant- ' . A ‘ ~ ~»__

1'ooAv's sznvlcss.- Prooolung ohio property renamed. jil - . _ ~ * ‘Q - »t Glasgow Road on Monday and ' ` I4 _ _ -'|_,_ _ ;.. _'_' _ ` _ _ `

Matinee 'riiaay or 3 p, m.--Evening 7 _ __

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A Memo rEA'rUnEs Pnssniwr A

' _ (Evsi<YeoDY's`FAvoRli_'l-2)

.HARDLD _ LoCKw

ries lo an Exooilooc coo: iooluuaog PAULINE CURLEY, the “Doioty

Sumsol y -G‘olden.I'Iaii-'ed "Wonder Girl” in

"Tlie_;--Sqriare Deceiverd’l’~!l.v A

A,Joyous Qomedyfof Youth-'and Love with Strong Heart Interest Touches

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' Dainty Loveable

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fax. o __ ' _ _ ,

Miss Mabel Saunders accompanied - _ __ '

hy her brother, Elliott, left Thursday, _ _ '

lnorning for their home ln Dorches-' ‘_ _ I | S I I 0 I ; S

ter, Mass., after spending a most ell- ' ` I Q ` ' 1

joyahle summer with their relatives _ _ r _ _ __

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at R°°“” P°’“" . D0 YOU LOVE “LITTLE SHOES ’ CHILDREN. _

°“““°" G- W~ D°W‘“" °f “‘° “ml Mr. Walthail the-.greatest of-emotional actors plays thefrnelody of _ _

S‘°“‘ B“""” ‘”“° 1"” "’°°“ """‘““““ child love on-the heart strings in this tense photo drama “ '““°“““ "'“‘ M’ °“"’“"’ M" ‘md It i’s Clean Sweet‘Beautiful-Just the la for the ‘-= Mrs. Peter Dewar, "Newlands," left _ Y’ ’Entire Family P y 7*' V

Among the visitors to the city Sat- » '_ _ Z. _ _

urday .registered at the Revere ii O ” was lvn-.Joseph D. iuaononald. show- _ . . . _ ' e 0 '

_ hegan, Maine, who isbn a. brief visit ~ d ,__ ` _ _

rural line to appi <» that part. too to his father Mr. D. ' ' _ _

closel was in a ~ lewhat difficult 1 I t st the old home in Bear River 0 O

FIELDS L c 3-B1g Laughing Aon 3

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An historic, incident, _ _marked _ _the

lungs visit to tho Grand Floor raoont- ly, for he inspected the flagship of the l_Jnitsd'~Sts/tes battle squadron, which fomns pa.rt.o'f.Slr David Beafat.y’s- com-

iih Sovereign. had fplvmaily inspected

occasion upon w-hic'h,‘the King," llam- fmar though he is wiuf the mon-of-war. of various powers, had been aboard siloli I. vessel. '

King who was accompanied by

sn- Davie Beatty au<l_co.p¢aiu

Lt, was received by l-lugh`»Rodman. A pres-

of officers firliowsdkafiga 'the

then inpected the shlpis. qom-

wers drawn up intpin lines

completely .rcuad jthe

spacious upper decks." reviewing the personnel he

through the fdhip by Rodman. He went into

pints 'of her and sxaminedovery-

closely. Like every other vdssel Grand Fleet. sho stands in ln-

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Mntallwlmaa

.m...‘.'.f'...*.."§‘.°'fci

sisiipg in feeding the fires. , lfroopr are doing on the western frolli f

Ptiomptly and good--humored ;the and I am quite sureqou will do 19'" ‘

King responded to the suggestion by part quite as g‘a.ll'alitiy< M I9* *hm picking up a shovel and throwing coal the opportunity co`mes~» your WHY-" 4

into-her furnaces lin expert stoker-like

fashion. "lt is not the first timel have

-*il'thi.'-h kai lu _

mend. This was the first time a__ Brit... my B e rem" 6 mg “ly

“-l‘i:an see it is not, Your Majesty"

unaltered the Admiral. "You are slot ~

better- ilirem‘an than I am." _ ` `_ I ` ;.'“¥.' '°°‘°";:";'~*;.§"°‘"°‘cl ' ANQTHER

i ` _ ' :_ x- -»-_

t e, ing, my nav rs ng was s. pretty thorough ons." ‘

»'&i»K-73. £ *L

'mio incident astonished the “black _ _

sq~usd."'ons‘ of \whoin exchrlned, "Gee

guess than the ni-it time a lcliag of" 'B

K-

Brltain has I-fired a Yank hott eship. - '

Leaving the swirohold with a _'genial "'»' ' smile of -farewell. the King secompani- » we have : udfly 50 pgifs

ed the Admiral around- the mess decks ' ` . - . . .. if, ~ » Herb he .was shown the llsirdrosslhgf WOMENS’,QxFORDs

saloon, the dental surgery. the bakery from which z.ooo loivoo of new ` are issued daily to the crew, the can teens, and other appointments for tilb uaevof the crew. Each of these the King exam!-ned practically.

"Excellent," was his comment, “L

readiness to out to sea in an- greatly pleased #amino ship nail the to a call to action. _ e inppct- appsrance of her crew. I aln delight- li qtqksholdf 901 ` oo to ima 's monroe of the U 's.

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an lntargral part of

ostl small si and som¢ garkgd $4.00 azmoff-

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