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The Cook’s Studio

P than sentiment- it’s almost an - obligation.

want your photograph. Make the appointment today at ~

The Bayer Studio

ateur Photography.

Phone 68-J.

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W. C_. & College fobsi n differ-

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New DesP'isav ..1..::k

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Your family and friends

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A. r. iron, stun.. __

Gooriiihotoirrenhy ~ I Moderate Prices.

Personal- attention to Anu-

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ALL-TH BWAV BV- V:AJ‘ER.

INTERNAT DNA I . _

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LOW FAR|&BLT'7`_l`rR3AoVg‘|;Yg0W- RETUR . ST JOHN T0 BOSTON . . . . . ...$7.00.

8'1LJOHN 81;() JFCa:'I:-APJD. . .

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tlleliurn- Leave Central Wharf, ton, Mondays, _Wednesdays and |- days at 9.00 s_.. 'm., or Portland East Dm' wriildhd :li lil-i'ii= uns.

Direct hetwadn Portland and New

York. sstesmship North Land and N rth tar. ' ' ‘Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.

Tues., Thurs.. sud' Bat.. at 0.80 in.

Return leave New York. P er 19

North River, some duye at 6 p. m.

METROPOLITAN LINI.

,Direct between Bolton and New ork. '

isy, Hours. Route via' Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steeik Btglalnlishlps llsssao-

li tts d B . uzzaveuiionhnéide india Wharf. Boston week days and Sundays at 6 p. m. Same Service returning frfom

ls’1erN18, féortsggar, Foot of llurray t. ew or .

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EXCURSIONS

From Clrtown $18.85 ."f»Montreal and

dlstmwiiizs' 11:4'

. TICKETS ON SAL"

September 21st 22nd and lard _Ret. October Dth.

September Nth. 29th and 80th lot. October 10th.

$`is.oo Beaten and

s For special excursion fares and

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If _ Service.

The newest lasts are her

Alley & Co. 135 Queen

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The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. I.td

'rho S. il. Amelia carrvins H. ss.

mails, passengers sndfreight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning exDl’0ls from 1-laliiisx, for the Magdalen Islands call- ing, going and coming at Bonris.

CHAI. W. IVEO, Agent, Pletou

YI. H. ltsrrstt. Manager. Amherst.

Harbor. M. I.

PLAN'r_I_r_N1;

AUTUMN EXCURBIONS T0 B08»

TON VIA PLANT LINE '

Commencing September 12th, until

October 10th, and good for return within 30 days from date of issue.

DHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON

AND RETURN a1s.oo _

Steamer sails from Charlottetown

Tuesdays at midnight.

For further ipartloulars- apply to

~ A8. CARRAGUER.

Agent

Charlottetown. P. E. l.

CANADIN GUERNMEN IIAILWAYS

_Halifax Exhibition Se * I3---21

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1 From all stations on Prince Edward island' Single First Class Fare (plus 25c admission coupon) Going Septi 12 to 20 inclusive. Returning Sept. 28, 1019.

dates ree small bills. _

TIME TABLE F OR

.lonshaw and Charlottetown Ferry

The Motor Packet "Hazel R."

Return TIGKIITI ON SALE September 16th to October 14th. Good for Thirty Days_

M. G_ MURPHY, D. P. A.. C. P. R. Bt. John, N. I.

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l"i4aavos Bonshsw Leaves Ch’tnwn

_liiritisy Sth. at 'I a.m. 4- Tuesdsy 12th, at 8 a.m. ~

_ Friday liith, at 10 a.m.

Tuesday, 19th, nt 5.510 ami.

-.- Friday, 22ml, at 1 n.m 1 Tuesday. 26th at ii a_m. _ Friday, 29th, at 10 a.|l

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_*IT PAYS to buy in this Province

..°'l'. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

representative in Montague. ` ,

-FMR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guar-

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

._°BU8Y WORKERS.-Sept. 5th

The Kingsborough Womem's_ Inst-itute met at the homo of Mies Laura and Gertrude Stewart.Miss Adele Gordon being present took the chair. instit-

ute 91;' sdoptuiig a Canadian Dlgo ey ofgar for t 0 present as t of ‘was island prisoners now uucared for; 'also, decided to be-glu knitting, and making news scrap books' for soldiers. Mrs. Walter

"V_0_\l§\g, kindly. invited us to meet ut liar". emo next month.

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Butter (creamery) in prints' .36 Butter (tub) lb . . . . . ... .25 to .36 Butter (fresh) lb .....28 to .30 Eggs, dos. . . . . . . . . . . . ... .28 to .30 Beet Ib. (retail) .15 to .20 Fowls Ib. ~ .iii to .14 Jhiokeus, ln. rl 1,0 15 HI! (Pl’9!l¢dl. t u lil to 81.6 sn-aw (orsssem wa $0.50 Pork lb. 13* Tumins. hu. so to ss Potatoes per bus. . . . . . . . . ...40 to _50 Oats (black) bu~. 65 Oail- iwiiite>._nu_s_ ~ ez B000. bus. . < » 5 ots._bunch Carrots ` 6 cts. bunch Wool lb. gs fp 49 Psrsnips. lb. - 1;( Blueberries qt. 6 gg 7 Rasberries, qt. 15 to 20 Ducks. pair 'io in im

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writes Mr. R. Howard, Sr., of Bracebridgc, Ont. He con- tinues: "Fonr years ago I sustained a scratch on my leg, which turned to an ulcer. I was confined to my bed for six monthsunder doctors' treatment, during which time I did not earn a cent,und ln addition, spent dollars upon dollars before a cure was effected. _

“Recently l sustained a

scratch on my other leg. lt became very inflamed and swollen, and finally turned to an ulcer. This time, however, I knew about Zsm-Bula, and I acted very differently. Iused Za m~Buk alone, with the result that not only was the ulcer healed in much shorter time than the previous one, but I_waa able to go to work sil the time it was healing, and I did not lose a single day’s psy. 1 sincerely hope that my experience may be the means of showing other working people the great healing value of Zum-Buk and of saving many from needless expense and unnecessary suffering."

Zum-Buk is just as good for

eczema and all 'skin diseases, rlngworm, boils, piles, cuts, burns, etc. 50;: box, 3 for $1.25, all drugglsts, or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. Send lc stamp for postage on free trial box.

False Economy of

Sight is too precious to trifle with_ When buying spectacles. buy a good pair.

We use perfect lenses.

dit1'ere~nce in price.

properly fitted.

H. J. MABON, ' Druggist and Optician

Next Dtor Bunk of Ctlgyrmerce

Montague P. .. l.

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Tuesday at 4 uc _

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Point. is visiting at Lakeville-, ' ine*

this even g to congra y

_ the great happine:-is that is yours, to

77740 £1' - wish you much joy in the new stntc

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Cheap Spectacles In UE; Fd:tCver30$;lars

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` I NAUIAN GOVERNMENT RAIIWAYS

They' cost n little- more than the leave Elmira 5.30 o'clock. Souris 6.40, _commoner kind's', but the difference Mt. Stewart 8.40 and arrive at Char- |in comfort is worth many times /the lot-tetown 9.45 o'clock. The morning

train will leave Georgetown at 6.-i0`

Eyes examined scientifically and o'clock, Mt_ Stewart 8.35 connecting

..°0Nl CENT per word each inser tion for advertising in this column.

. .*AT HOME.-Mrs. Sidney A. Mac-

Leod Will be at home to her friends on Wednesday afternoon, Sept, 20111,* at the home of her father, Mr. J. G. Sterns, “I-leberdale"

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EISIEI-Ii PERSONALS 1

..°Mlss Jessie Robertson of Red

guest qfhirsz Stephen Rose.

._~1R_r_._ Fred nose or Boston, M'a.~s_.

in visiting friends in iiakeviile and Kings‘bQro,. . _

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-A. 0. H..-The members of the

Ladies' Auxiliary of the A_ 0. H. Div. 3, of Tignish and the immediate friends of Miss Georgie Mc'l‘ague met at the home of Mrs. J. A. Hackett, President of that society, on Thurs- day evening to surprise Miss Mc- Tague, the guept of the evening, with

shortly for her brother's home in Bos- ton and while there 11 most interest- ing event is to take place. The even- ing was spunt in music and singing. A pleasing feature of the entertain- ment was a vocal soio_ Thorn, per- fectly rendered by Misa Mc'l`ague. Only tdiose who have heard Georgie sing knew how to npprecinto it. Refreshments were then served by the hostess in a courteous and eleg- ant style. '

Myrick was then presented to tho guest of honor with the following ad- dress which was read hy Miss (‘.hrlst- inn Nellignn, and gives testimony of the high esteem in which Miss Mc- 'Fngue is held by her friends.

_ Miss Georgie Mc’l`ngue,

Tignlsh, l’. E_ I.

Dear Siste-r:-

Your sister members of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.. have met here

in tulate ou on

you are about to enter, and at the same time to express their regrets in seeing you leave 'I‘ignish_ While sin- cerely rejolcing in your happiness, we fain would wish that you had met your fate nearer home, so that while your joy would be as great. ours would not be diminished hy the loss of one whose gracious personality has .adorned our society.

l‘.ut those very qualities of mind

and heart, t_hi1t have made you an or- iinment to our ranks, eminently fit you for the new position you will oc- cupy as queen of your far western home. For well we know that neithc'r wealth nor splendour makes the happiness of home-that is created by her who reigps over it as queen ,und mistress. A true woman makes an ideal home, he it in a palace or in a cottage, sfiri who is bettenfltted to do so than o. Catholic woman cultured and truly pious such as wc know you to be dear Sister. As mem- bers. of our society of Cath.- olic' women, proud of our ‘decent from those womorbof old "Irelsud,the fame of whose virtue reigns down through the nges and comes to us as our most precious birthright, it be- hooves us to maintain the highest,the noblest ideals of Christian woman- hood. In the-se days when others would place-_women at the- box, on the platform_ in the legislature, we guid- ed by the history oi' our glorious past, maintain that she is in her true sphere when she reigns queen oi’ u happy home, and of the hearts of those who dwell therein. 'l‘hero her influence is f‘ar reaching and must el- evate and refine, not only her own

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Change I Time-P. E. I. Railway

1 Commeincing Monday, September 25th, 1916, the' morning train will

at Mt. Stewart with train from Souris at 8.35, arriving Charlottetown at 9.45 o'clock.

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~ Fast _freight and -passenger service _via - S. S. Caecspedia. Fortnightiy Sallings

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da” (Friday :_ mo; :gn From Thursday, Aug. 24 Arrive Chariot- . Charlotte- Thursday, Sept. 17

'°'°"'" T"""‘°'"‘Y» AW- 17 Thursday, sept. 21

P. M. _ ;1lw;§:y, Aug. 31 " Thursday, Oct., 5

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0 °-‘“- Rvhiecl to vllense without nap" ” ,ps . `

M‘ME_ M',`,,,’:` Carvell Bros., Agents. ._ . &arlottetow§. 1'. E. i. |-

DIBTRICT PASSENGER AGE.NT’8 ` OFFICE

UPWARD

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a linen shower. Misa Mc'i`ague lenvesl

Elirniilalioli"-these are the cause of the most of the ailments that afflict human beings. Too much indiges- tible food and lack of power to throw off the poisonsf that /come from indigestionl -these lead .to a long line of distressing disorders.l Avoid them by eating Shredded 'Wheat Biscuib- bl simple,' element_al fpodlthat contains all the body-build- ing material in the whole wheat grain, including fthe] bran coat which keeps .thel intestinal tract healthy and I clean. Delicious _for anyf meal in combination with

sliced peaches or other fruits.

Made in Canada I

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household, but the society in which she moves_ 1

We ask you then, dear Sister to

carry with you our best wishes for a life of unclouded' happiness. Be us- sured that we shall he ulwuys warmly interested in your welfare. while we hope to continue to number yovg among our Sisters. .

The accompanying gifts are simple

souvenirs of the esteem in which we

hold you. and we beg you' to accept them iw such. |

lu conclusion we wish you “God

speed." praying thut the “Giver of ull good gifts" may shower ills choice:-it blessing on your wedded life. Signed on behalf of the society of Tiguish_ September fourteen, uiue- teen hundred and sixteen. - .

Mary' llnckctt, President

Mary 0’Conn0r. Vice. Presiiie-nt Annie Brennan, Treasurer ‘ Mary Kluch. Finan. Secretary

Christina Nelllgan, Rec. Secretary \Vinu1a_~ Morrissey,Mistress at Army Mary Ellen Morrissey, Sentinel.-Y

CAPTAIN PAPINEAU ANSWERS

BOURASSA. .

LONDON, Sept. 16.-Commentiufz on

Henri Hourassirs letter to A_ R. Mac Master, l{.(‘., oi' Montreal, (faptnin 'i`al- bot Paplneuu, in u letter tu the Gaz cttcfa Loudon correspondent, uaysz- "After the war l hope to meet him on eouul terms when he can have no ex- cuse for the mean insinuation that l am not writing my own letters. I don’t wish to see a question or notional lm portance degenerate into u family quarrel, so l um quite unprepared to' accept his definition of our relation ship if that will leave him free to answer real arguments. Nor have I claims to represent Frencii-ffanadiuna but l venture to think that Frenchman who fought and died in l~‘lan<iers arc more truly representative of the syiiril. and ambitions of their race than those who have remained in (‘nnaiiu_ refus ing to share Eu the glory anti agony oi this. our national biirh.

"This morning i have seen the ’I‘won-

iy-sccond (Frc-ncii-(Zaimrliuu) Battali- on march on to the trenches. light-

iouiiilent Mau will die

hearted and : _ ' y during the next few (lays, hut l think better Panudiuils uud holler National-‘

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