And Combs

There has been a great . increase in the cost of Hair Brushes and Combs during the' last few months. .It .is hard to get anything In this line at, a reasonable price

We just‘recelved a lot which were bought. be-*

fore the rise and e clearing them out: at a special price. The brush retails at 75c—the comb 35c—and for a short time our price for both will be 79c-Get in on this— it's a snap.

E A. Foster

Central Drugstore

’SPAWN IUBSliRS

Sir,-— Being a fisherman i would like to make a few remarks in regard to the spawn lobsters and llatclleries. The cost of gathering the spawn and operating a hatchery seems useless to nl

i believe by putting a heavy fine on the ﬁsherman destroying a seed or spawn lobster and show him where by destroying some for the sake of live or ten cents he is destroying hundreds

. of dollars worth 01' lobsters, :Is I Illi- (lerstnnd there are about fifteen to thirty thousand lobster seed on each one. Were the lobster thrown into the sea again there Is the chance of several years spawning. As for the hatcheries tlle largest quantity of spawn lobsters are caught ill the ﬁrst weekoi’ fishing, willie most every spring in tllis section we have been fishing a week or so before the spawn boat delivers the Ill-ates at the differ- ent factories.

1 am, Sir, etc.

FISHERMAN.

'Ililm ARRIVALS _

QUEEN HOTEL

J. J. McGiliIvray. Vernon. Byron Bowness. Summerside. W. L. Magoo, St. John.

Geo. Bugnull. Summerside. J. W. Mitchell. Fredericton. (J. S. Day and wife, Liverpool. Thos. chkhum. Souris. ‘

VICTORIA HOTEL

F. W. Arnold, Toronto. R. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart. Mrs. R: C. Clark, Mt. Stewart. Miss Alice Pigott. Mt. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dnvison, City. L. H. Devison. City. - W. E. Barnes, Monoton. C. Stceves, Monoton. G. B. Pippy, Truro. E, J. Robinson, Montreal. W. J. Peters, Walkerville. C. N. Hall, Bostonp Mass. A. L. Pclton. Kent-ville. ’ Geo. ll. Adamson. Chathsm. W. ll. Courtney, Moncton. J. P. Byers, Cape Traverse. Chas. Dalton, Tignish. A. l’. l’rowse. M. liarhor. W. B. Compton, Calgary. E. R. Iiolt, Berlin, N. H. H. ll. Beer, Summerside. (l. A. Winters, Montreal. Reginald Owen. Toronto. S. C. Parkman‘and wife. Halifax. ii. A. Vickson, St. John. F. W. Fox, Montreal. J. E. Nichol, Chatham. A. E. Turner. Philadelphia. Chas. J. Carter and wife, New York. Miss E. Maxwell, New York. A. ll. Mitchell, Toronto. N. J. Stunipt. Toronto. R. G. A. DcsChamps, Montreal. John Trotter, Montreal. F. ll. Scott, St. John. J. E. McLurg, New York. J. 1’. Porter, New York. A. L. McLeod, Montreal.

REVERE HOTEL

W. C. MacDonald, Stellarton. N.S. Mrs. Wm. Campbell, Ely, Nevada L. M. Herring. Cambridge, Mass. J. W. Collin. Bristol

E. G. Sk‘ott, Toronto

Wm. 1-]. Houston, Harrington W. B. Williams, St. John

T. G. liilis, Sydney

Frank J. Solomon, Georgetown Marshal Leard, Summerslde.

J.il. "McCregor, Montague.

A. l). Wadman, Summerside.

J. A. MacDonald, Cardigan.

Geo. A. Poole. Lower Montague C. H. Pools, Lower Montague Wm. Murphy, Montague.

THIRTEEN GERMAN SAILORS‘ SENTENCED TO DEATH

LONDON, May 28,—Fisllcrmen re-

...l turning to port today brought reports mmt‘hrm‘ that thirteen G-erma'n sailors have

:1 Pill for Women. 35 a box or three to: 0 Bo d at all Drug stores, or mailed to no.7 no on receipt of price. Tan Boonnl. DIUII

On. Smoother-in OutLi-io. Wo‘h‘o‘i‘rosﬁs's“ 'Wm . - Vim and Vii-ﬂy; for Nerve and Brain; lncrcuel “grey misuse-“arms so“ “M I H or 0 £13.15: in ungzuﬁuu cries on Sold by George II}. Hughes

i German

‘been sentenced to death and two to

imprisonment for twenty years by u courtmartiai for attempted treason in connection with the recent British naval raids' against the Ger- man submarine bases at Ostcnd and

’nreoelpt I Ze’eb’rugge." These 'repnrts “are based' 'on information , from Bruges, Belgium.

said to have come

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AGENTS w A NTED

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR “the old reliable Foothill Nurser‘ lea." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary; highest commissions paid; handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington. Toronto. 4737-5-1ME1mo.

PORTRAIT AGENTS, A NEW LINE of proofs, first class finished por- traits, frames at lowest prices. Call or write United Art 00., 4 Bruns- wick Ave, Toronto. Ont.

5093-5-21TquEai

ITO‘U'ND

FOUND—IN THIS CITY— A BLACK kid glove. Owner may have some by calling at Guardian Office and paying for all. 7030~5-29Mtf.

ADVERTISEMENTS

. . new" I Ixﬁu ' lllﬂmnu Kr“, new.

WANTED KEEP:- FEMALE GIRL WANTEF AT THE ROYAL

Hotel, 103 Richmond Street. » 7042-530ti’.

WANTED A GOODI'PLAIN COOK.

Wages $18 per month. Apply to Mrs. A. E. Duff, North River Road. Brighton. 7038-5-30M3i.

WANTED.—AT ONCE A MAID FOR general housework. Apply 233 Queen street. 6099-5-28M3i

NORTH ADAMO HOSPITALMORTH Adams, Moss" offers a three year course of training for young wo- men' who wish to enter the aura- Ing profession. Six months of this time is spent in Mt. Sinai Hospital. New York. City. Applicants are re- ceived every thrco‘monthu.

-Robt.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

REDTRIANGLE FUND

CBAPAUD. magnum.

Collected by Miss Buxton, Miss Me- Kinnon and 'Mr. Newsome, Crapaud.

D. McLean. 326; Robert Simmons, $10; N. R. Bovyer, M.D., $10; J. W. Newcome $10; W. Boiness $10; Miss L“. Newsome, 510'; Mac Boulter $10; Geo. E. Beard and Son, $10; J. Dou- laa Corey $10; 'Mrs. E. B. Windsor $10; Bert Trowsdale $10; Geo. L. Nicholson, $10; Crisp. Moore $10; rllhomas Stordy $10; Clark Fall $5; Joseph Trowsdaie $5; Thos. Carney, Appin: Rd. $5: A. E. Trowsdale, $5; Robt. and Mrs. McDonald. $5; Isaac Beer, $5; Bentre 8. Burton, $5; D. S. McQusrrie, $5; 'Mrs. R. H. Cameron. $5; Albert Stordy, $5; Russel Stordy. $5; Avaril McVittIe, $5; C. E. Lowth— er, $5; Mark Best, $5; Wm. McVittie $5; Mrs. J. Mutter-t. $5; Henry Best. $5; Wm. Stordy, $5; James Harvey, $5; Percy Dawson, $5; Joseph Mc- Donald, $5; Geo. Fall, $5; W. D. Sherren, $5; Miss B. E. Nicholson, $3.50; Mrs. Herbert Lowther $3; Lizzie McKinnon, $2; ‘Frank Now- some, $2; J. McVittie, $2; C. McVit-

tie, $2; Mrs. Burgess, $2; Bert Stordy‘

$2.50; Wm. Wadman, $2;~Mr. Cobb, $2; Mrs. W. A. Thompson. $2; Mrs. Luque, $2; Mr. W. Rogerson, $2 ;, Tom Best, $2; James Sherren, $2; Dave Sherren, $2; Thomas F. Sturdy. $2; Reid, $2: Cha‘s. Harvey, $2; Geo. McDonald $2; H. McVittie, $2; Roht. McVittie, $2; Peter McDonald, $4; Mrs. Walker, $1; Fred Wilson, $1; Mrs. John McDonald, $1; J. Leard, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc— Donald, $1.~«Total $326.

VICTORIA. ’l‘otalvliill 1.5.05.

Collected. by Mrs K. C. Holm, Vic- toria: '

E. Boswell, $25; Mrs. E. Boswell. $5; E. J. Lutz $20; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Rogerson, $5; K. C. Helm, $5; Mrs. K. C. Holm, $1; James Weddell $5; Henry Rogerson $5; F. A. Wooton $3; Mia's F. M. Rogerson, $2; C. R. M. Palmer, $2; George Villett, $2; W. Peters, $1; H. J. lnce, $1; Mrs. H. J. Ince, $1; Mrs. J. Lord, $1; Mrs. P. Curtis 50c; Marion McLeod $1.—Total $83.50.

Collected by Miss Cottic Lon, toria.

J. B. Lee. and Son, $20; Walter M. Len, $10; Jabez Lea, $10; Chas. L. Wright, $10; Webster Boulter, $10; Nathaniel Boulter, $5; Wm. Collett, $5; Tom Bell $2; Jack Lev, $2; Av- urd Bell, $1; Gertie Boul‘ter $1; Mrs MoMurdo, 55c.

Collected by Mrs. (Rev.) F. M. Clay and Nelson McEwen, Victoria.

E. H.1Wright, $25; .Mrs. Russell Snow $10; Nelson McEwen $10; Chas. S. Wright $10; Mrs. M. Brien $10; Wm. Waddell $5; Mrs. S. D. Came- ron, $5; Capt. Stright $5; W. L. Smith $5; Miner McNevin $6; A Friend $5; John C. McDonald $5; Mrs. F. W. Snow $5; Wesley Clark $5; L. D. McLeod $1; Abner Howatt $3; D. J. Cameron $3; Neil Weddell $3; Calvin Howatt $2; Mrs. Chas. Rogers $2; Albert Clark $2; Mrs. Rob crt Myers $2; G. C. Holland $2; Mrs. prt. McLean $2; Wesley Myers $1; K. M. Traynor $1; Fred. Inlman $1; Heany Myers $1; Mrs. W. M. Snow $1; Claud Snow $1: Charles Miller $1; Mrs. Wilfrid McQuarrie $1; H. R. Profltt $1; Miss E. M. Inm‘an $1; Alfred Sherren $1; Mrs. Amos Clark $1; Mrs. Penpraise $1; Florence Pen- praise $1; GwenDoull $1; Mrs. S. B. French $1; James Knox $1; Frank McQusrrie $1; Mrs. Pierce Trows-

Vic-

sm’tiudillms i

HIADIFAX. N. S.. May 29—(Juota- tions furnished by F‘. B. McCurdy & 00.. stock and bond brokers, mem- bers Montrea. Stock Exchange, Mc- Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)

BOUNTY -

dale 50c; Seymour Snow 50c.—Total

$316.06.. . True Brother's Lodge ‘A. F. A. M. Total—$25.00. collection Church of England, Cra- paud m " '- . Total—$18.25. HAMPTON. Total—$252.00

Collected by Mrs. Ewell iMcKinnon and Mrs. J. o. MacKay: (Nelson Mc- Ewen’a District).

Rev. J. S. (MacKay, $10; (Minnie I. Sproull, $1; Rev. William McLeod, $6; John lumen, $5; John Myers, $5; Ewen McKinnon. $5; Oscar Myers $4; Joseph Ferguson, $4; Fred McDonald. $5; Walter Rogerson $7; George Myers $5; Robert McDougail. $1.50; Mrs. Albram Myers $1; Mrs. Mary Patrick $1; Mrs. John Sobey $1; Mrs. Herbert Nelson $2; Joseph Hsslam, $2; Allan Ferguson $5; Rctta B. Toombs $1; W. A. ‘McQuarrie $3; Mrs. Peter Fer- guson, $1; Mrs. William Ferguson $2; Robert Wilson, $5; Calvin McDonald. $2; Mrs. Richard Nelson. $2; Mrs. Ernest Cameron, $5; Mrs. E. Purdy,

$5: Earl lMoLeen, $1; Thomas Csmer— ‘

on, $5; Warren Villett. $5; Charles lnce, $1; Joseph lnce, $2; Charles ln- man, $1; William C. lnman $2; James Mullins, $1; Fred Ince, $3; William H. Inmavn, $5; Mrs. William H“ In- mall, $3; Mary lnman, $1; Arthur In- man, $5; George Farrar, $2; Mark

Cameron, $2; W. P. Society (Hamp-.

Ion) $8. SOUTH MELVILLE.

Charles Dunsford, $5; James Gor- lnan, $2; William Mcl‘arlane, $10; George Dlinsford, $4; Malcolm Bell. $5; Joseph Cutlift’e, $2; Mrs. George Higgins, $5; Alfred Cameron, $6; Mrs. Phillip Beer, $1.25; Mrs. Clara Watts. 250.

DE SMILE.

Chester Show, $2; John Dixon, $2; Jack H. H. Dixon, $5; Peter 1). Fer- guson, $1; Dougall McKinnon, $2; Lorne liiggins, $2; Ernest Holln, $2; David liolm, $5; Mrs. Whiter lnce, $2; John D. McFarlane, $5; Dan McNeil, $1; John M. Iiiman, $5; ‘Mrs. Mary McLean, $3; John lMcLean, $5; I). L. Campbell. $1; 0. C. McLean, $2; John C. McNevin, $5; William M. lnman, $2; Neil :Sh'aw, $2; R. J. McKinnon, :52; Duncan IMcKinnon, $2; Mack Mc— Phail, $5; Hector McKay, $5.——Grnud total $250.00. Geo. Bell, $2~$252.

NOR' ‘ll RUSTICO, “MILL BROOK.”

Captain, Mrs. T. L. McNeill—

Jerry J. Gallant, 50c1; J. A. Blac- quiero. 250.; Felix Pinesu. 400.; Eu— s’e-be linote, $1; Boniface Buote. 500.; Dolph LLTélliirf-ﬂ; LCmWGﬁnhlll, 250.; Clcophas iLeclair, 50c.; Arasmus Mar- tin, $1; Gilbert Peters, 50c.; Alphonse Doucettc. 50c.; Nectcrc Peters, 500. —»Total $6.90.

ELBON, P. E. l.

Collected by Kathleen A. Rose,

Mr. Malcolm Finlayson $5; Mr. Roderick Gillis $1; Mr. A. G. Smith $1; Mr. L. A. Ross $1; .Mrs. C. Lar- l'nbce $1; Mrs. Thos. McRae and Annie $2; Mrs. M. Murray $1; Mr. ’l‘hos. McLellan $1; Mr. Jas. J. Lar— raibee $1; Mr. A. C. Buchanan $1; Mr. Norman McPherson $1; Mr. Joe. St. C. Moore $1; Miss Belle McDon— ald $1; Mrs. C. Williamson $1; Mrs. E. McColl $1; Mr. Frank Halliday $1; Rev. J. W. McKenzie $3.50; Mr. Andrew Dixon $1; Mr. N. A. Glllis $1; Mr. J. D. Martin $1; Mr. Har- old Martin 50c; Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKenzie $5; Mr. J. E. Hublcy $1; Robert Longard 50c; D. A. McDonald $1; Mrs. Malcolm Mclssac $1; Mrs. Bertha West $1; Mrs. C. J. McWil- liam $2; Mrs. J. T. iMcWiliiam 500.: Austin McMillan 50c; Angus McLeod 25c; J. R. McWill'iam $1; Norman hlcEachern $1; Mrs. Peter Penny 500; Percy McLean $1; A. D. Ross $10; Mrs. A. D. Ross $5; Dr. J'. F. Martin, $5; Mrs. J. M. Martin. 50c.

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#225 AL )XANDRIA.

Captain. F. G. Kennedy, A. Judson—

Gordon Brchaut, $2; Austin Judson, $5; F. G. Kennedy, $5; R. lMacKin- non $1; Nelson Carver $1; Wm. Coady 50c.; John McLennan, 75c.; Seymour MoLennun, $2; Miss Mary E. Judson, $1; Benj. Wood, $5; Wallace lnman, $2; Wallace Wood, $2.50; Beacllen Wood, $1; Arthur Wood, $1; Thomas K. Burke, $1; William R. ‘Bul‘llOC, $1; Emma N. liurhoc, $1; Peter L. Mill:- Killnon, $1; Dr. Judson, $1; Geo. lt. Judson. $2; J. l). MucRno, $2; .1021. Cullen 500.; Angus H. Benton, $2; W. ii. Judson, 25c.; Layton McCahe, $5; Alfred Robertson 353; Mrs. Henry Bill'- lloe, 25c.; A friend, 250.; Bruce W. Wood. $l.—»'i‘otal, $51.00.

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CROSS ROADS.

Collected by W. E. MacCallIinl:

James MacCalluln $5; M. W. Wood $5; Lemuel Wood $2; iarl Jenkins 2; Harry Lane $2; Henry MacKen- zie $2; S. R. Lane $2; M. Raiders-Ion $1; Duncan Stewart $1; Calvin Wood $1; Annie Stewart $1; Mrs. A. Stew- lIrt $1; George llallem $1; John Smith 500.~— Total $20.50.

CULLUIION.

Collected by J. C. Martin, Cullodon

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart $1; Mrs. John McLean and family $2; Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLean $2; Neil Gillis $1; Sister Annie $1; Alex '1‘. McLeod and family $1; D. McLean $1; Mrs. Norman Mcitac and family $1 .-~Jl‘otnl 3510.

P] N E'I‘TI‘}

Collected by Miss E. Mclnnis.

l). L. Morrison, $3; Donald Mc- Kenzie, $5; Mr. and Mrs: John A. McDonald, $5; John Nicholson, Jr., $1; R. E. McDonald, $3; A. S. Mc- Rac, $1; Loni. Compton. $1; Mrs. Alex Nicholson, ’$1; Alex Gillis, $1; Jilli- lotls McLeod, $1; Angus McKenzie, $1; Jlililt McRac, $5; Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Mcitac, $2; David Melina, $1; A. McRnc, $2; Charles McDon- lrnll, .2; “Mrs. Charles McDougnll, $2 Rupert ii. lltllilcy $1; J. H. Gil- lis, $2; Mrs. John Gillis, $1; John ll. Ross, $1; .‘cil S. Morrison, $3; Alex J. Ross, $1; Charles l‘anton. $1; Mrs. S. A. Murchison, $1; Virs. Alex Young, 500; W. ’l‘. McWillinms, 000; J. D. McDonald, $1; Mrs. J. 1). Mc- Donald, $1; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc- Donald, $4; M. l’inlayson, 500; Sarah Ross, 250; Alex D. Mcllnc, $3;

Total $58.85

NORTH PINE'I‘TE

Mrs. A. Mncinnes. 2; Wm. ll. Macillncs, $2; Emeline Macinnos. $2; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mncrae, $4; Mrs. Mary Sliaw. 50c; Charles H. Morrison, $1.50; 1). E. Ross & Son. $4; Lauchie M. Ross, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Chas A. Morrison, $2; Frank W. Panton. $2; liorbcrt‘ Pontoll, $1,;

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Robertson, $5; E. E. McKay, $2; J. (W. J. Warren. $5: Adrian Doucette. ’I‘. McLeod, $6; (‘linl'les Stevenson, $1; licllry Smith, $5; Martha Smith. . u

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To LET~ mgmgggg; cms'i‘z‘iumffs Today “Tom “mm M“ and M”' J‘ Mum" M“D°"“1d' $4; James Hill. $1; w. 1). McConb~i$li Horace Ling. $4; Jacob Line. 31% x

. ‘ $2; 1:" F' M‘w‘l‘ml‘lldl $1; M”' Na“ rey, $1; E. Stevenson, $2; .lohn‘El‘llcst Houston, $5; Jacob Seller, $5; i To LET FOUR UNFURNISHED .LOST Atcllison _ 34% 35%. MnCdonald' 51‘ Georg" Pam‘m- $1; Andrews, :52; It}. Hill. $5; John Mur- John Proctor, $1; Ruth Moffatt, $1;"- ' " rooms. Apply 139 Hillsborough Sci Am Loco . 02 6., Sam Macdonnld. $1; . hy $1. MN I, 1,. may,“ $2". 1, Tom 3483 90 ~

7005-523M3'Dd-' Anaconda ' 62 9 THE CAUSE OF INDIGESTION Total $28 00 p ' ’ 3 b3 ' " ' l l r v " "

Los'r._.Fnom JORDAN'S RANCH, A 62% V ' E. Bngnnll, $.I0, Mis. (yrlls Smith, “ll/N KLEY 10le DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE FOR} Murray Harbor, black fox with tip (13:. if: R ‘ 13g IIRAIIALIIANE $3: Cyrus 311111“. $5: JOM‘IHI “Olﬂ‘ullo ' n .‘ gap, at public Ammo“ on nghe‘qq off one hind paw. Reward offered. F‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' " 93;? "5% Thin blooded people generally have $1: Charles Scllai'. $2; Mrs. Henry Collected by Brnokley Point Red-w . day. Jim“ W‘- 1913 at WOW“ 0'” w”"""' “mm” mm” mm“ Max Nah .PoiNer ' 9i. ‘ 92v. stomach trouble. But they seldom Mrs. A. Kelly. $1.00 Hickox. $1; Adam Brown. 32; w. s. ('l‘oss. -- : sockhllﬁgon hon the spremises?l Nest. 7046‘5'30M3i- p. n. s_ ' ’ I . ‘ 56% 531,2! recognize the fact that thin blood is Sample. $10; Watson Scmple, $2; 6. "an Rodd. $5; Mrs. Philip l’rowse, ' q »

an 0 estnnt trcot. .laro- --——-—-———-——-—-—-—-~ ' the a l i ‘ 'l ‘ i l . x _ 2- h l - , ' . ' . temwn. Gaudm & “mm”, SOIL] LOST AT THE PEOPLES THEA_ lqlcuilldng 33% “L 0 use if their ind gestion, but it Mt. “Emu-J” & 1||<,'| "LL (:ittzfiLI‘jgtllkq.ykgfaflywi‘::::‘:v :Numlmi: musing“?'Mlgl‘igdtzﬂﬁ‘v gala-l f

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velvet girdle- Men-“'3 193V“ at Gum“ ' mon causes of stomach troublo' it (“mated by Ernest L‘md' ' ’ L mi ney' " mun,” ‘ L ' ' a, ' soper' , ' am To RENT FUDNSHED House AT} Hun (mice. 7035.5.30M2L “facts the dwemon very quickly. Mm, Catherine \Vuod $3.00 vellson, $5; (leorge llrown, $5; Mai— llziicspie, $-, Mrs. Sarah lrowse, $1;

coim Rackh'am, $5; Alexander 'l‘oonlhs Stanley mese. $1; John Barr, $1;

NEW GLASGﬂW & MAYHEM!

Brighton for summer months. Apply Tile glands that furnish the ll estlve . , - Gum-dun omco. 5048-5~17Mtf. win some TIM'E AGO, A SPIRIT ﬂuids are dimmmhed 1,, “,JHSMUW “peeled by w, H, Stevenson and $2: Wellington Houston. 2: Hush “some Ymurker. $2: Jtimes McInnin.- afar—“we level. between Hunter River and Ity, me stomach muscle“ are weaken. A. Mona“. McLurc, $10: ’I‘. MeNclll, 2; A $1: Alphonso Brientou. 500; Silas R. ' 2 MISC LLANEOUS ﬁgoﬁkfmf: "Ifxi‘grel‘ﬁllgge at D. N. 9'.) and mere 13 a loss of nerve {on-p: A. B. madam“ $15. Armmas Friend, $5: Domes l'etcl‘s. $1; Aniillill i 0:0 . v - in this tote of health nothi ill . ' ' . u 40:- v I . l; .. . - ' ' SEND A DOMINION EXPRESS l:I/lo- 7036-5~30M2l. more mifcmy Mme the nppgﬁml‘vml $1;. Qibgﬁl;:ll‘rdé1:lﬁiaerk 0W". (. trunk n urplly 3 Mrs (Continued on has Seven) H nay Order/Five dollars cd’sts t ree’ elation and normal nutriti n the a ' ‘ ‘ ' ; "n _. _=!— ‘ ‘ '" vents. 7034ME1i. LOST-POCKET BOOK (LIGHT . . gm, “eh. red blood. ° “ Andrew, $10; Nelson ()rr. :15; Allen . , ,~‘ ﬁj‘r . , brown with initials "Ll-LY.) con— Dr, wuuamp’ pink pm; not direct. NORMA. $15: William Mulls“. $10; 6 ANY EWI _ TQ‘ADQPT TWO tainlng United States chanﬂeur'a y p IV on the blood, making it rich and Gordon Houston. $10; John Houston. 01:” hey as“; -V .s,.md two girls i. license. two militaryoxemption pa- ' rod, and this enriched blood streng- $15; Charles Wyand, 510; John s. 0 .3. “8'3 , 10 a . “it. 9013?,” 5~ ,MODO‘I‘ ' Here. 9180 8m!“ sum of 1110119)“ 0 thens weak nerves, stimulates tired Houston, $10; Ben] Houston 35.. Re“ ,. s ' .1 wt" i ﬂuff CAM" raver - 7017‘5'29M2‘ gindeflpleaﬁe 103“ 616% ggfﬁglgs- “H Vi t muscles. and awakens to normal 110- do! Houston. 35; Charles Dickinson ‘ “ " ' 6W“"- - ‘ ‘ ' ace V""‘ -c ory tlvlly the glands that supply the di- 35. p m k, , ' ’ Y kn u h h ' «‘A mm “W £._CAR To LEAVE . .‘ _, . . ercy c ioson, $10, Brenton on owwo enou w en ouﬂml. "eel-:11 hggr or trI . Rates reason- ,0 Bond “1 a 311: 4y DQP' mauve "was" The ﬁn“ Blgn or re memos‘m- 35; All!“ Rai'rkhﬂm. 35: g y m. ' . _ y . It . , , turning health is an improved appe- abla: Phone no or 457-J. , . - 03" Box w u ’ ,,., m ,0 the m , t e 0 J. w. liaytor. :5; Janie Motfatt. :3; In the mums“ x l l I I‘ 0WD 6. and on set of h s . 7027‘5'29‘9i1m‘i WANTED—A oinl. FOR GENERAL - blood-making pills is evident (‘hriﬁloi’her Gallant. $2: David Suow- henna "‘OOIIMIIIIII o ‘ ' ““ 1“ ‘ *‘ ‘ housework Apply 221 water 8L key In our ﬁreplo‘lf vault throughout the whole system. You in. 33; James Snowio. $2' Artcmas ' \ i . ‘ “ELF WANTED—MALE ' oootrIlssmwll. Rental very moderate find that what you eat does not dis- Rollings. :5; Wsrfield Orr. '33; Thou. Eggnﬁlm.“ “Mu-d“: ' v m - tress- you. and that you are strong cmwell, 10; S lv t .- ' "“ WANTED, —sov To LEARN BAR. wm‘rsn A HOUSE. WITH WALL ‘2 00 per annum' . and vigorous instead of irritable and Joseph “use,” é. 52:: ""m" - :. . boring. Apply to Jack Riggs. Queen store. W. E. Jessop. at. George Call and examine. listless. You am on the road to Frank F Pme'a“ $1. Lou, p, ' “0"” a". I" 30' m 7- v. St. 7044-5-30M2l 3;, «083-5-27Miwk. ‘ ' sound. good healthdand care in your Bruno Pine“ 31" F‘lhﬂt “Hulnes‘zu'; rod—hm “doubdﬂﬁ i. l ‘ diet is all you nee . if your nose ' ' ‘ - i ~ In. ﬁlm“ may. v . - n- u WANTED. A MAN WHO UNDER- WANTED...‘ ammo Room GIRL, Eastern m8 ,5 ﬁckle. If you have In}, of u“, C. Stevenson. $5; C. F. Simpson, an.“ m M no... mm In M stands calm and candy marina. Ap- ' Apply Revere Hotel. aoos-s-ssmr distressing pains and symptoms of 35: W- K Stevenson. 35: J. Mullen. 6...... - . . ~ Div II. Guardian .Ollice. ~ -' indigestion you should begin to cure $5; Mrs. Albert Parkman, 33; n. w. ban a N.“ L ‘ coach-23ml one WANTEDFI WILL PAV 02.00 A ti M ‘youmli at once by taking Dr. Wil- Stevenson, :5; Ernest Laird. :5; Mr. “W M » F0 . .. to anyone deulrlnu to Iotn me a cat c “3 3mg" 'liams' Pink Pills. and Mrs. James Bulmon. no; Dewitt = =3 ’ m». ‘ SALE with. kittens (hrotet orh founding“ ‘54 mchmond an.“ Them pills are sold by antitank-gs Brown. :2: w"an 0",, “0: w"_ tAunwcldh-m m. .v ’ _ . . .‘v‘f" old) or one a n o ave, curlotmtown. .ln MENU“ 0" W“ 0"“ “a o'“ y llnm F‘rllsor $I' Adeline (‘rns II 1' Blood II tbomaon for "'5‘?‘ son “I. —.TENT (NEARLY NEW, within more“ three or four dive ,mail at no cents a box or six boxes J H - _ r I W J - mm,“ M m ‘ Hm. Apply re. 1‘. Chows'n,‘ R. R. No. .i 'Addresll by" mnil‘ Fox Ranch; 0:0 10,. ‘2'“ from The n,_ Wilmma- omcs million, $6, Dr. Stevenson, WV ' Um“, “BMW Charlottetown. 7026-6-29M3l Guardian Onion. 0011-6-22M1wpd 0?“!!th Medicine (10,, machine, Ont. 35; Henry Houston, $2; George H. ‘ '