rm; cnARc0‘P'fatr,owN nurtures

2, 1916. _

A Gentle llarmless laxsiive Conieetioii

_‘Owing to the failure ofthe bowelmt o act properiy sub- mances which nature intend- ed t o be promgtg elimma_t- . mroni thebso hyd remain ' a r , poison -the bbfeeudland whole system.

many o era i V

affections result. . V

Figsen promptly relieves all these conditions and gives _ permanent relief as welltiy. toning up the bowels and

to constipation.

overcoming their tendency E

Figsen a_cts mildly. Fig \

sen contains no drastic § purgatives. It is perfectly harmless and may be used by_children and the most

delicate women.

In handy' tin boxes 25c.

Sold only by

.|. G. Jamieso

DRUGGIST V i

¢. __,~:- -_T

.,-\»-»~/`f\,

BRACELET

WATCHES

The Schooner E. arie

Brown" is now dischargin 6 tons Anthracite she will be followed by N in ei

of the highest Grade Amer

L f=1=dCh~=°=»\1f=-as _ 'th ll'ed

an ner on, we would sig

Iley

Mtf.

(__ i

Tenders will be rece/iyetl by the

lves Black and Silver Fox Co.. Ltd_, until September 30th. for the ranching and feeding of 3 pairs of Black and Silver Foxes for a term of one or more years. Company not bound to accept lowest or any tender.

Mark "Tenders for Foxes” and ad-

, dress to -

JOHN J. HYNES,

Montague, P E. l.

Secretary of the Comapny

1792-ll-2StiiEthutiSept30.

.L l

Property For Sale

We are authorized by Peter Stuart,

Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro- perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ- ated on Brackley Point Road, 8 miles from City. lf not sold by Private Sale

bv 20th October it will be offered by

011|' Sale Of (11636 DODl.li3I' Public Auction with stock crop and

Watches is daily increasing; Our stock consists of the

implements of which one notice will be given. Apply Peter' Stuart, on

Celeb;-atw Waltham 'and premises per Ben). Carter, Auctioneer.

also the best Swiss makes

either extension or strap. ,-

o. ii. rayior

Jeweler & Optician

8187-4-11Mif. '

1795-9-2Mtf.

Charlottetown Exhibition ~

Tenders

thTenders will be received by

e undersigned up to and on

Saturday’ _qeptember 2|-ld, 1916,

r the following privileges at

' °"’“'”“"- the sxiiibiiien io be held in

- _ High Water

A.M \ P.M. S

G»L@{\3I4 »-1” -i Fsrefg.

HPS 33* fer? 539.

0.40 13.07 1.03 13.48 1.25 14.32

15.26

rel-i-i-it-l-i-»-lui-\-¢oo~'.ic'»

cram-ic=ai'w~wro»-o

'-1 '-1 50m’fJ>-Il

. i-lb*

.»-o$°?°_~1_v\.:~ee ~ ` ' c»=ca»-.ir-' 'Q - §f§<‘.s~=om:1°oc -~r`-ir~sioNr~aro»-»-» l\"°°W5"'!"l"‘.°$°."' Ni;-ii-c»ac\o»-om asmmmviraieoci-

»-»-

_G>L'i.a>§,:. >-Q craze-is vie.: son:-as-.sn vim

.-.-»-»- crewm-

.r.->cn»-.A =:\r~:»s-i.r»

N N ©

i- 5” eo >-

‘°.°°.°°." cc-an-ra: wool-`1

>- its @

` I 13.ii

14.24 15.24

.17 .07 .54 .31 is

_roi-O »&.`Av-I CIUY-li

UJU5] . W.

Q-tr-O won: .sci-`i

>-i-»- !“5“°‘° anci- ei-.as

9°."?’ »-mm occurs

r.:-»- PPS’ :cc-i Ui-i

' |

IJNNNNN =oon~ia>cri»

'16 °-]§fDm’=l>-1 H ';r§g=~ P' ir :.3

_ P-**"l-* ~ 5°!"¢*DF°°°°’°‘!"F"!*’F‘° _ »-=~=` ' oioiwibai-N.s~o ~ -nv-\;g~lco0nooO‘lO»-‘<1

»-°z~:i\'»i~:iici~:it~:t~:ii-»-¢»-i-=»- §\=§»=§'»°Nir~:>y-tg-‘_O=.o0o-i..°.ac'i vienna ' .Ai-ca' 'cn' E..-lb: ozis-ie»=$lrl-i°<oo1-i$c=3:.1=:

*-‘P-A

_°=?\?15¢~»i-§»-'>_r\:»-o>-#owns c.=:i'\N-:sei-ir~::r<i»-¢~i:~»>c> .s~onc.»-ocii-oss:/its-are <5'-<-¢--~_.-.~.__1<__

»-.- »- s=°.=°;.~'f55f35s`5 355 -=~»-.sowsocrivicfr ui`;wi- oscioreroooocscz anoma-

21] . 22 I

os O

m 5°

Charlottetown from the 26th to

the 29th September 1916 inclus- ive. 1 For the privilege of catering

under the Grand Stand.

2 For the printing and selling of score cards for the races. 3 For the supplying of straw as

required i

4 For selling feed for horses, cattle &c., on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the highest

or any tender, and in No. 3`the low_est or any tender not neces- sarily accepted.

Conditions may be obtained at

the office of

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec’y-Treas.

1597-8-23mtd. _

"Five cents per bunch for large

bunches of freshly out sweet peas, big. beautiful blooms. on sale this evening. Moore and McLeod, Ltd.

1794-9_2M1l.

i |' =

DIARY OF EVENTS. T0-DAY.

City Magistrates Court a. m. Prince Edward Theatre 3; 7 and

8:45 p. m_

MARRIAGES

REID-TAYLOR'-The marriage took place in Chicago. iii.. on Aug. 12tli of Miss Jessie Reid, riaiighter of Mr. John Reid formerly of Charlottetown to Mr. William Myles Taylor, oi Spencer, ind. _

» _ oeiiriis'

onsxs-Aii? comwaii. P. E. r., on Sept. lst. Henry Drake, aged 71. Fu- neral Sunday at 2 p. m., to Cornwall cemetery .

"The pririea mi iron Beds give'-. fo.

day by I-‘A 0N'S oiigtit to make thi-ni go in a Jiffy. ' 1768-9-1M2l

"'Bargaiiis scattered broadcast at PA'l‘0N'S Furniture Clearance Sole.

§_, V l Q

/A/¢“»c:__<y»__i";--f‘W/` zirnnn i:n`n'.i-ii _:ii-iz-nu

Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

Land Regulations V

, . _ I ’l'llE Ioie held ofs furiily or any mnlu over

eighteen years old), may hoifiectead I quarter

gection of avaliable ominlon din Manitoba. saskatchewan or Alberta. Apsllcant must Ip aeario person It the Dgmlnion ands Agency or Sub-Agency for the istrict. Entry IX proxy may he mIde It any Dominion Lands srency but not Sub-_Agency on certain conditions. Duties-Six months residence upon Ind cul-

tivation oithclsnd in each of three run. A homesteiider muy live within nlnemlec ofhfl homestesd nn_I farm of It least Nlcremon certain conditions. A habitable house is ro- icllgfept where residence is psrformedin

in ccrtsln districts I homesteuder in .god standinyhmay pre-cmgt ii quarter-section ng side his umesteml. rice $19.00 por acre. Uuties-Six monihs residence in such of three

years after eiirnln homestead tent, also 50

Icres extrs culiivatiim. Preernpgi patent mIy bertotaxtninegiirs soon Is hoinutesd pItent.on

oe I con ns. _ A settler who hIii.oihlu|ted his homestead right msiytalrs il purchased homestead in cer- t n districts. Pr co 83.00 per acre Duties- Must reside six mogihsin each ot three y rs cultivne 50 acres a rl erect I house worth The Ires of cultivation in subject tn rsdu?'=on ii clleof roiiiiti. combi? or stony land. vs stock maybe substitute for cul vltion undef certain conditions.

n tv¢¥fviaw'iJ"”iy'i3i“ 'iz' i

U ln “ll f UU I Ylf

N ii.-ririrdilhrireii aiiesufs eiiiiifiidver-

'tisernent will not be psgufor. 46.91°!

1763-91M3| i00~4 ||ltlll0ciiith.

bl hed at the start f=*°"="‘f"

COAL'

aM Poroella’ with 825 tons and by the ‘Mary Manson Grueser" with 1300 tons, all

As are sure to adv.-

gg V . gest booking your orders at ' once, and taking delivery-' '

_ ‘.‘ M.

.25 . ° _CQ-li

can Anthracit_e _in Egg. Stovei

from Vvessels, you will save '

Tenders For Foxes `

s I’ '14

> "_“ . "

i `~ '

“Golden Opinions”

"I have won golden apinioiirfrom

A all :offs of people."-Msonlzfli

‘l'ho~Mutusl Life of Csnads hII just published s ‘~°r':.'f:.' "wa °iriu" °:.~a.::“a°°...,..,_~' "-~

ers on c es

i)h?e‘ihl:‘l of thihnierles.

Msnyoitlissetostlmnnial /.|M“fu|| letters refer U0 'tho Ill!!

which the C il

Dpgfnd' onits vmo n. “Q

Hntunlpf Cmsds is without s sum or u I divi- dend payer. This is due to two oniicel inenngement and “gilt edge” invostnients.

Golden Opinions dollilvery daymthoittaltgdhpmol on Payments _ ‘W ‘“'° 3 .W °'

' ' neiiu-les un er ollei nude

°' °""”' niiiieir fem, die p¢l°i'eyaeia~ ers having passed swsy. From those beneficiaries come numberless letters tli|nki% the Company for their promptness in settling the claims -- not an hour is lost in placing the money in the hands of the beneficiaries when once the evidence of destli has been received. -

Golden Opinions A great many of our policies

on Mugud Ire iii tgfhfliflll of o`i:;iow-

- mentsw c Iropoyl oto

E“d°wm°“'° -H the assured ifjie outllves a

certain term of years-but payable to his relatives should he die inthe interva . These endowments have shown wonderful results owing to the prodts paid in cash or allowed as a reduction of premium. All the wa from 3120 to $210 have been returned for every 5,100 piiid to the Company in premiums- the amount depending on the length of the endow- ment term.

Let us send you this interesting book of “Golden

Opinions.”

The Mutual .Life of Canada <"£’§‘{*"‘ii‘ii‘i’_‘<§

J. O. ARSENAULT, General Agent

testate.

iniix isi.,cimi°¢isr°n. P.a.I. sy me i-ieneuraiii Asn M -. ' B

‘ an 5°\ donald. Surrogate .lddgs o;mls5roha'|i:, good °"‘h‘"d" °°"v°“i°m to church

A. ‘All nests free. Rev. T. W ,ilu 'A Ti H V

Rector.” `

sr. _i=E1\E»l\'s.

P!OPLE'8 CHURCH.

Service It 7 p. in., Pastor. Rev. D.

McLean. '

“Moore and McLeod Limited an-_

nounce_ another flower sale this even.-

ing. VBi| biinclias of freshly.. gut,

_swset___peas from tha, landing,-florist

will be placed on sale at five cents each. 1704-ll-2M1i. .

Look and see. Auction sale to-day,

Saturday, 2nd Sept at 7 o‘clock p m

safe Bowser oil tank, molasses gauge coffee grinder. show case. shop stoves

BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

1796-9-2M1l. '

ln' The Probate i`ourt

ln Re Estate of John A. Annsar, into

. A

i' \

is1;”i.:::s::;°°i.‘.;‘:z:;r..":::f' fit.: Auction Sale

oi' Lower Montague, in Klng's County, ““"°“' 9 mi 5 °m na ° . in the sam p,-ov|nce_ farmer' deceased ‘first class stiate of cultivation. I-louse

nearly new out-buildings in good ie~

RE OPENING OF

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

The above School will re-

‘opsn on Monday. 3°Pf. A

18th under direction of Prof. H. S. Hinton late of

London, Eng. and Vocal

Pupil of Blr Chsrles

~; Bentley. Organ and Piano if ‘ Pupil of Dr. Sinclair of .- ` Hsrrclord Cathedral.

,_ _ ,. .

We will sell on Tuesday. SSM- 5- al

Bowser oil tank. 1 double seated WHE- gon, 1 cushion tire wiisS0l\. auto back, (McLaughlln.) new; 1 set drivil'18 haf' ness. 1 organ. 1 oval shoe case and a lot of furniture also 1 standard Cream separator new and a lot of other ar- ticles ln glass ware and dishes. Sale

A farm at Milton' consisting of 70

ie fr C rl ttetowri in

pair fenced with spruce hedges

. _ .

Hiro

sciiooi. or Music . Q .A L 'Rev. J. -liiacdonald. All |20: 1:22' i i

`a.ii'd unsppmpristed.

` Hourly expected from New York per. Schooner Bertha L. Downs 1100 Tons

land pr. Schooner “Rivieria”

250 Tons. best quality in all sizes. Customers .will kindly place their oiners and take delivery’ ol . their Coal whilst discharging. . ,- _- .-~' V.

I . ` -.ir i.`i`cArioNs- L ' A“°*'°“ Sale 1R=§:i:r.i.i'.;22.';r.v°°| - :Y°.“5 '°

Phone lll ‘

and cash register. The Kelly, Taylor our Auction- Rooms, commencing at B B C0.. Queen St.. Sale positive. ` 1,30 o‘clock, 1~Computlng Scales. 1 __

D0MINi=cr)Si/ir?eI; ESNADA' at L30 D' im' sem. cAn'rEn. BagS Pniucs sow/iao isi./inn. 1797-9'2M2L _ .

zsin .ny orniigust. A. D. isis. For sa 'Q Wh0l€S3le

50,000 Grain Bags

.. .. .\.\.. ._ ... ss. ._ _ . . ‘ and B'h00I» ADDIY

“ M" &°,', h ‘ L /iN'riioNY nssoriv

To t e S srlff of the Count of ’ t .

’ - Klng‘s County oi' any Constabley or , _ _ New Xvimmre’ R' R' N0' .4' TWU- ‘

CHUHIIH SERVICES

' Finer ME'rHoois'r.

11 a. m. Sermon. 2:30 p. im. Sunday

School and Bible Class, 7 p. m. Ser- inon_ Preacher, Rev. Mr. McArthur.

GRACE CHURCH.

11 a. m.,,Sermon, Subject. “The”

Call of the Heroic." Parade of No. 5~ Siege] Battelry. Sunday School and Bible Class after' morning service. -7 p. m., Sermon. Subject, “Je‘s`us Christ and the. Working Man." Prqaq‘he}. Rev. F. H. Llttiejohns.

' sr. JAMES'

11 a.\m_. Sermon, Subject. "A True Valuation." 7 p. rn., Sermon, Subject. ‘

ZION CHURCH. 0

dress 2:30 p. m.., Suiiday' School and.t

llteriite person within said County UJ09 2ME}wkp

2-' -- ' * Greeting: 4 ~ . -_~. __ , . _._ , - --£1 Wrereas upon reading the petition

ii il e of J. Leslie Poole and T. Mont- 0 I I d

.. ._ ..., 3 1- »f M--i- -- 'l`he Prince Edward s an

Sl - K forosald Executors of the said Es- te praying that a citation may be

dl' th sheiftret

x i iion an Horse aces

. . ., _ i “ '

?.’.§-il? §’»'.‘I.i.’.i.i..‘T ’.i‘...S°5T’“‘i`i‘. ’ii'.§223fI;“\~;_ of B M0 B ef M B S - ° ° °

of Lynn' OHL ort . You are therefore hereby re-

. quired to cite all pei-sons interested in

io said Estate to be and appear he-

cENTm\L ci-inis'riAN.

»11 a_ m., Sermon. 10 a. m. Sundayfm

School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. Ser- in nion. A hearty welcome to all. Seats in

free. d

f ii

` sAP'ris'r cHU`Rci-i. -

an why the Accounts of the said '

. Estate should n_c_itV._bVe passedand the 0 'b' ’

state closed as prayed for in salil

1,1 a im. Sermon, Subject, "The p

- - e

Measurement of Man." 12:10 Sunday D_

School, immediately ,after the morn- e ing service. 7 p. in., Sermon. Subject, G “The Visloii' of the *Home Landj" 5

Preacher. Rev. C. R. Freeman. lo

s1'.PAui.'s. ` A ,lv

'l'5l€‘l'5l€

3l€5l€5l€9l€5E5l<5i€5Kl€¥

li" -W

AGENTS WANTED. .

AGENTS-“WORLD'S GREATEST

War” including Life of Kitchener, beating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers. Brantford Ont.

' 1636-8-25M2~il.

AGENTS WANTED- T0 SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri- es.” We teach our men to sell. 'Ex- perience' unnecessary: highest commissions paid: handsome free equipment. Ston'e & Weliinston.

Toronto. Ont.

1772-9-1-MEtlllSep.30

re me at a Probate _Court to be held the Court House in Charlottetown, Queen's County, in the said Prov

T"“':"-Ri' "‘° “"°“‘i-e‘g':"i Charlottetown, Sept. Z6 to 29', 1916.

' AT

ay of September next, coming. at the our oi’ ten o‘clock forenoon of the

iinie day io show cause if any they _ . ` Open C8l‘lada V

ome newspaper published in Char

(Sgd) /Fneas A Macdonald,

|__3_ . I I

p ? u ini JUClQ¢ Of Prbbdfe.

nominees wAN1'ei> 1658 8 26”"“'

'rwo srutisnrs cAN_ ss Accowi- '”"'='-'_"”'-'“ *_* . -

~ - f df i a

titlon and on motion of Mr. James

Stewart, Proctor for said Petition- . . ' lr) h Se t m

. And id., hereby org., that ,, ....0 Live Stock entries, except poultry, close t p 6

51” “°'e°f bf’ f°'““"‘*h P“b"““°‘* 1” ber. All other entries close 19th September.

;;‘;f§‘§§0f§‘"t,‘§; l§§§; ',§’¢;‘r;§§"j1“,§(f“,',',§ ~ 'l`h ree days Horse Racing, $1000.00 i n purses,

"Calamities." Strangers' always wel-I edtigetiiggpiyoliliaeviilbflig tiiiaibflilrl:-tlliihictdls light- Spetjldi ai§tl’aCi1_i0hQiil .fl'0l'liI Of the Sialld.

come' ann' seats. provided. Preacher, 11 a. m.. Morning Prayer and Holy” pec,_|ve|,,_ namely m the ha" of the ; - '.` _ _ _ Rev- Df~ F““°"°"~ C°mm““*°"~. 7 P» m-» E"°“‘“@ Pfam court nears in cmgstown in rag. Nearest Stationhgeists will give particulars of rates. 4 . County, in front of the store ol’ W. A ` _ ` " V _\ - . w

f" _ aegis ii. comnang, in Lowe; lixvioniague Por Prize List: and all information write the Secretary

an n front of t e Bank o ova Seo- - , `~.,_ tia 'at Montague Bridge, so that all R_ _ "

0 0 0 persons interest d in the said Estate - - ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ' _

as aforesaid niiay have duo notice 1731-8 Iggetildfgt. CQCY [CHS

thereof 5 »

| Given under my Hand and Seal oh ' _ :'\.

One cent per word ilrct insertion n this column, hsil' cont psi the sam Court this twentynnh day of _

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum August, A_D_ 1916' and fn me seventh V_. _ __.VVVV_ r_ i

°llI°"U° TW°'"¥'"V° °°f\i|- V year of His Majesty's reign ` ` '

WARD

-undated win. board at moderate A reward of two hundred dollars is ot ere or in orm

_mm '“’°’” “"’°~ 1'Q&3£M‘“ Probate C0\||’l filalion tion that will lead to the arrest and conviction of_the guilty "‘f,‘f,‘§,,,',’,',,,}',’{;,,‘,§°a§'§§’f’,Eff;.§y°sj‘§f"n§a§ -- person o r persons who attackeil end severely injured Rev ceiiege. Young mn preferred. I" lg’ 1§{§"‘“° C°“"' 7”' Gem" Mr. Sawdon i n Victoria Park o n Satiirday night, the 26th

im-ii-iiuzipa V A . 1915

TWO STUDEWT8 CYAN BE ACCOM- intl; o'i°cEiBii;iiii sciiiiiiiihiii Augmt’ ' W iw CLARK

m°d°t°d with b°‘“'d 5° m°d°"°'t" the said Province deceased testate ' ° ’ Dime' Apply hare- ___ By the Honourable Aeneas 'A. Mc- ciiy.Clerk

TWO STUDENTS 'CAN PROGURE Donald Surrogate Judge of Probate, Charlottetown’ August

hoarding accommodations near Col- inc., ite., 1744_9_1M2i --- » ~v.~ lege. Girls preferred. Apply at To the Sheriff of the County of this oillce.i 1727-8-31M3lpd. Queeii's County or any Constable oi' ___-` _ , -_-|

5-._-, 5%; _..._ ._' J HELP WANTED-- FEMALE. wAN11E.n;'“` AN " sxmsnisncso

girl for general housework. Apply at once to Dunn Hotel.

1775-9~l-M3ipd.

wAN'rsiJ-_'rw`6‘“DiN|Nc Room

girls at Queen Hotel. 1705-8-29Mtf.

WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL

house work. Apply at once to Mrs. D. Stewart, 165 Kent Street.

1631-9-24Mtf.

PUPlL_tt'UR8ES.- MALE AND FE-

male wanted ot the.Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

8101-4-llililtf.

Fon sAi.E, FOR SALE.-Schooner "Carrie O." ~12

tons register, equipped with *a 8 h.p. Morse-Fairbanks engine, 2 years old. Rigging. etc., in first class condition, all ready to stop aboard. Will sell with or without engine. Apply to Thomas Hiscott. Stanley Bridge.

684-8-31M3i.

[ ' _ wi .

LOST "“"“‘° "°'°°“ Wm” “M C°““" mul

' f

i_os'r‘- iiT~rHE`°ci'rv, 1'|-iunsDAv

Greeting'

evening, a purse, containing a five ' "

dollar bill. Will finder _kindly WHEREA3 upon reading the Den. ‘- ' ~I

leave at 200 Plume Stfeei tion on file of Herbert Lowther of

_V __ ___ 1779-9-1-M3llI\‘1~ Crapaud aforesaid Executor of the

LOST-IN MAY, LADY’S RING. last will and testament of the said

Reward. King Edward Hotel. deceased praying that a citation may

. A

1734-a~a1M4ipii. be issued for the purpose iiereiuer- '_

E ter set-forth: You are therefore

-hereby required to cite all persons

__ H_E_‘1?_,.wANTEDI_MA|"E interested in the said Estate to he WANTVED.-A young man_ to act as and appear before me at a Probate

news agent on exsress train between Court to be held ln the Court 1-louse Charlottetown an Summerside. Ap- in Charlottetown. iii Queen‘s County, lily at once to News Agency, P.E.I. In the said Province. on Thursday

__l2’;Ww_ 1754-9~1m3iDd. the fourteenth day of September next, wAN1'En_._,i_“|',¥igh¢_ cw'¢|,"|e`b0y fm- coming. at the hoiir of 10.30 o‘clock

forcnoon of the same day to shew

delivering parcels. Black & Co.

. . 3| cause if any they can why the Ac

1786 9 1M -

'counts of the said Estate should not

AN D- i

WEIMTEI ph£oYs?::1:f'.rAg,_TéL,Q§§ be passed and the state closed as

smdlo 15§§_8_23M“_ prayed for in said petition and on mo-

l "0" “f D"““|d M°Ki““°“ E*“l"i"°.

T_O LET. Proctor for said Petitioner. And _i

To LE-|-__A LA Dnoéi ON do hereby order that a true copy here-

mam nom. m T35,a?eEmmny_ A" of be forthwith published in island

modern c,§m,en|enc“_ Apply 34 Guardian Newspaper, piibilshed in mllsborm Street m. Phono 234_L,_ Charlottetown for at least four con-

POU Y FOR BALI-FIFTEEN ’ s304,4_1gM¢( segutilye wezaks from' she déits hereof

b d k h _ he,,|,_ AW” 343 --- ___ _-min-Es-b . an at a rue copy ereo e forth- ‘na me an c To LET R99". FU” R with osted in the followln ublic

Unfurnished' Apply "i7t1';‘_;,_£gf6'fpd placesp respectively. nsmdlyglirij the _ 'MIBCELLANEQES _W __;_; _bl hail of the Court Hausa in Chnrlgttg. oi.o srinnime wriests nsimin- T0 '-El'--1" °°11l°f °f ° Y- °' f:m° town. on the from or nieniira camer- erl New ones always on hand We h°m°» Wm* m°¢°f|\ im|7f°'°m° ' ons Store. in Crapaud and on the

‘i , _ Partly fumished lf loo\llt\’¥- B0! f | Wggm B gh g

. _ give rlatgfscltlonb -Ward Brothers, “G Cm, 1W8_._um M vriont io i r Q ro e(rs tore in

0 Orwe , _ ar 's' orner. - - ,' ` c ora n ueen's- .ounty and

In a¢C01°danCe Wlth the A 1711-9-i=M4ipii. ro i.I -no s FUI on tae renee .ai eel-ner or water ima

imrai ' G

V , ng house. Apply NN Queen Sts.~ in Bummerside opposite

. ls _ WANTED G;sor|e_§t_.v 4104‘1"“¢~ Clifton Hotel so that ull persons in-

. wA'N"'r’i'n'," 'reset-isa (Pi-mount) -ro Lsr_Ar l termed in the said Estate as afore-

, ' for Greenwich School No. 15. Sup- 10 rooms all modern' iillptllvcttlentl. laid ,may have due notice thereof. . , . . _, _ V plement $35. .l. B. Mclllwen. s¢._,,_ pououmn Na” “L My .to J. GIVIN under my Hand md me

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wiilbe the slogan on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th

at The Provincial Exhibition in Halifax. '

Everyone interested in this important matter is

urged to make it a point to be in the City on that par-

ticulai;__day. _ V_ .

A'»Bii;»lfiess1i\/ieeiing wiiioe Vli.i<i ' in rhenoafd of

Trade Rooms at'-.10 olclsckais tile' inor,oiqg,fioi‘__Vth0 purnOs¢.0f.effect*ing the organization oi u’=?rovliicisl

Good Roads Association.

Moving Pictures on the subject will be shown si

the Exhibition in the afternoon,and it is probable that something of interest will be arranged for the

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