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. children cn fer |=|e¢e|eer'e _

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The Kind You llavc Always Bought, and which has been i

in use for over 30 ycais, has borne the signature ot

A - and has been made under his per-

sonal supervision sinco its infancy.

l , J Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Countcrfclts, llnitations a.:d “Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health ol Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

. What is CASTORIA

' Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor' Oil, Paro- I gorlc, Drops and soothing Syrups. lt is pleasant. It i contains neithcr Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic

substance. its age is its gtxzxmntee. It destroys \\'orms

- and alloys F€\.-crishncss. For more than thirty years it 5 has been ix. constant use for the relief of Constipation, j I~`lntulcncy, \‘l'ind Colic, all Tcctlting- Troubles and - Diarrhfna. It regulates the Stomach and Bowcls,

assiniilates the Food, ;,'i‘.'in',;- healthy and natural Sleep. The Ch.i1dreu’s Pauucca-'l`he }1other’s Friend.

i 0-M-AWA `Sep,em,,e,. ,__ Lady ~1tuee Kenny end mee shew fi-ein 8 _ Strathcona has contributed 50.000 U1 ' ' V

s ° towards the maintenance of thc'&

B"ax-S the Signature of Strathcona Horse, the cavalry regi- a

ln Use Fof liver Sli Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought tin- Daily 'rt-iegrnpn; ` A swedish tins 101-th lhat General Lieutenant 1

Yu! crnvauu colavanv, Nun: vollx cvrv.

il-'_ E 1-_1_;"1_'-_ lf;-_-_-2;'i _-Eff; Qi f_1_f'_-'Q f-_5_- _:_ffiii-1-1-L-L;-;f_1_-1-ff-Eiff'

GUARDIAN CLASSll"lED ADS

l. _

I Ona camper word hrlt inaertionin this eolum. lull cent por won THE AQU|1-AN|A has ret-ommended each club to arr-

nck continuation Cub moat accompany ardu. Minimum :barn

Twenty-live cents- ‘

vi LT V

AGENTS WANUD Fon SALE-A Dn|v|Nc. House.

__,__._. __________ ___ __ _spmy 5;; lla-.-field St. British Government, and was to be ‘

WANTED.- SCHOOL BOYS AND ' 5251_9_2M1wk,

Girls to work for us during spare time. Vasu pdyrncnt or prf-xnlum, for a f-_~v.' hours plezisatit oznploy-

ment.

one ans-ws_-ring trom your distritn- \\`rite today for full pzwtif-ulars to The S1-bool Sale: tjo., 04 \‘\`r-liing- ton St., \‘.`<~;-1 'l`o:-onzo. F.--172.

FOR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-

tions. Apply Box 176, city.

3385-7-10Mtl.

DESIRABLE .DWELLING .HOUSE

for sale, No. 12 Upper llillsborougll struct; lot. 50 feet by T7 feet. sew- aragv, good repair. Apply to Gau- det & I-laszard, Solicitors.

5136-8-27)l2\\-ks.

AGENTS WANTED-Money easily ear- `

i\’i-igsjliixlllxgfgrt'twilllgpiiilxrifgrfl1:-ilihojoiigiGASoL|NE ENG'NES'Y_-A PICKARD spare time. Tl-xi dollars to l-.\'f.-111;.- dollars por wt-ck -_»:t.sll_v c-arm-tl in; half an hour- cat-lx t-vt-:iinf_'. (lux- cards arf: the clit-zip-_-:~_t un-l b.-st selling on the ximrltt-f. limi: f'r<_~1,~. Vfrift-, 'l`or~n|io (il't-ating: Vai-ll Co.. 520 Pape .\\'<~nus-, ’I`o:-onto. i

Llfilli-:)-lI.\l11i.

__7_li|)~\lv'DlR~ “AN in _

CAN ACCOMMODAH5 FOUR BOAR-

dors in private family. .-\ppl_\' 18

igasoline engines for sale ut a very lou- price in order to clear. These cn-_riut-s arf- all new and in perfect

ser- fluent. 5488-9-5.VI1wk.

House ANo"'t.o-r Fon sA|_E. '11s

lot mljvitiixig; desirable property; to be :-old ut Public Auction on px-emi:-.es on 'l`ltur:=day, Sept. 10th, 1014, ul twelve o'cloL‘l<, noon. In-

ticulurs apply to Gaudet & Ilas-

\ THE WESTERN

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province

-MR FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

-MR J. C LEWIS Guardian re-

presentathe ln Albertou. will gladly

matter. lf-

.-HOLlDAV.- Monday. Sept. 7th, being Labor Day 1nd a public holiday the Summerslde stores will

--THE STORE of Sinclair & Stew-

art Ltd will be closed on Labor

l v

-GRAND social., concert end te

-__ serum mr od in this col

dfan Agent ln Summerside. Minimum Gblrlvo twenty live cents.

i- 4;.

can be obtained at Ln|ferty's Tanner- t

receive subscriptions and advertising ial

-one cliu- mg vera eeea ia,

Caalllllbaocompany order.

Potion, Bllmmeraide.

Gllllllll lillllllllll

,4` '_ _-A 1

(Bkclualva to the Guardian) _

B7 - Bel*-_

Ill Special correspondent of the ln-

tlcnal Service A Bolaian lady vin; destitute today with a sick

tie daughter told me. “ly husband,

w ._

have pald tor has expired and tbui

be closed. 5471. :iltlsocntlnued promptly on expiry ta

Dey, uiinuey. september nn. sine- N

lair & Stewart Ltd. 5471. which 1 can supply at reasonable y

eek or two bollore the time they

-susscmasas enema 'renew e

-1-nuaolmma nam- ommnn m"_““s- °°“"*“"‘°' "" .°- F

erna :

motbger. and ourselves were at out untry one near France on - ... .. e...$:“°l

nerwhen cllht ' ao-

tml“mu'“°-”*"V°p°" ‘ndiencameandorderedm husband

_ Y

give them dinner. He refused and

t°° Mu' was shot. My mother was was

-'-- s OL I vu S'-\°lnred_md$liao

- n

_"AVE °N "ANU ° ““m"°" "1 wun renee re me benieter in menu: orthern Maine ranch-bred mink, Then eight NLM” aught mnqve-D

ear old‘da\|ghter and lilo! tbenr be

rlces at once. New is the time “ved unspeahbly under my ,ery eym

Sth. . 5463-9-4M3l. e

lIa_vlit-ld Sl.. ' 5211-1.*-l.\I»li.

l"t.!"l--K If lin-.Jr if ANTH) VV”/3.`N'T'E`u“-`lG|§i§'"FbR`"`GENER`K|§

l\o\tsL»\vorl<. .lpply to L'U, Vpper 1-rint-t- sr.. ‘.~-1.\1~f, I

wA>:'51~;L Nr 1-.x|.'co_\woon nos- y..¢1 young women for tvard work.

14730-1'-28mtf.

“LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY,

plt-:\.s;\nl, tolorinx work at home.

zurd, Solicitors.

5135-S-26m12i

l *J

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LOST.-Bct\vccn insane Hospital and

Exhibition buildings, a lady's navy blur- suit coat. I-‘inner please leave at Stanley Shaw & I’L-ardc-n`s.

5465-0-4m3i

I _

('nn nmkt- Sl.) to .'11-J \\'t-ekly. Ex- ___M __ pericn'-u \l:1\:~-c-ssszlry. no rau1\'as-s- ing. Nullorlztl ll:-<or:lti|1'_' f'o_, lb-pt. N. UU .\.l1-l;:l~l\ 5'.. l-I:|.~'f_ 'l`oro:»to. (lm. .`.-1\.'|-\-;i'_‘.‘.l-`-;:i_

Ilotvl. 52342-9-2 ln 5

3:5 r l.\ .luv Ous

._ _ _ __ . S 'itz .rl d, ul st hom are leav WANTED---'\ D011 110)' Ui UW QW91; ing on the steamer La Touraine.

::SPONGES the best. have been

nshed from the Mediterranean Sea and other sources of supply. These sponges are the Hnest libre. There is a wou- derlul variety here, ranging in price from l0c. to $3.00. MacKinnon Drug

THE STRATHCONA HORSE

ment raised, equipped and maintain- ed during the South Afrit-an war by ht-r father, the late Lord Strathcona. The Strathcona Horse will be sent with the Vanadiun expeditionary force as a regimental unit.

SAVED THE SlTUATlON.

_ llerc is ri war story which is told bv the Stockholm correspondent of

actress was taken for a German spy ln Paris, and not knowing howto proclaim her identity, and being sur- rounded by a shouting mob felt quite alarmed. Suddenly a lucky idea oc- curred to her. She slightly raised her skirt, and showing a dainty little foot exclainwd, “You look at this. Do you 1-all this German?" 'She was saved and carried in triumph to her hotel.

BADLY DAMAGED.

I.I\'ERl’OOL, August

her bow badly stove in the Cunard liner Aquitania iles off the mouth of the Alersvy awaiting repairs. The big .ship had been cannnandeered by thc

2T.- With

used as a transport. She was patroll-

- .-- ----~--- - ing fm- the \v9S; mas; of lrnyaml some of the matclms. There wore. for

when she collided, head-on, with the 1.(-yland liner Canadian. wliit-l\ was

stoamcrs were badly stove in, lull the injuries to the Aquituna were more serious, and it is doubtful who- ther she will he able to take part in thc war movements for some months. lt is rumored that one of the other Vunurrl liners will be withdrawn from

.\q\ntan|a.

, l.()Z\'DOI\`. Sept. 4,-A list of twelvt

order. intending purchasers should .ships was plat-ed for disposal today L

br-fore the hrst prize court held in thi: country :=lu|'e the (`rim»-an war. Thr

sailing \‘o:<.~:cls. Others will be dis posed of at later :=e.s.==iohs of tllf court. .\lost of tofi:r\"s vases were un de|'en|ll-rl. The first 1-;1f=e Called was

:sand ion hurl-1. The court is presides? over by Sir Samuel l~1vans, president of thc admirulty division.

I.0.\2[>0.\', Sept. -l.-A dispatch from

Havre to the ('l|ronic-lr- says that a Rod Fross ship left there Wednes day loaded with British \\‘oundcd. Twc- other Red Cross ships were in port awaiting ordcrs to start. lluvre is badly overcrowded with refugees and tourists. A thousand Americans ar- rived \\'c<lnesdz\_v from Paris. The party included 400 Americans from vw c an o of w -

f§;` *\

buy. Don't walt too late as

bend concert in me may weed nb- they are bound te advance in price 2” d““g'“°' 1”” "1"" "M h” '°“

ary. Lennox Island, Tuesday, Sept. Have also I number ut martau, fish- 0

n. I just want to die."

Co., Corner Great George and Kent . . - Sueem Mm E. Hogg of Smolalr & >tewar€. Ltd.

w|L|_ Go To THE FRON1-_ interests 6!\the firm. 5495. 8

angc for the players undergoing ml!- itary drill and rllle practice. The as- sociation has contributed .£1,000 to

r, foxes ot all kinds at very lowest

rices, R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.

3322-74Mtt.

IESTEIN PERSUNILS

-Messrs. ll. G. Muttart had George

lt Friday .morning on a'-business

Ll|ES llllllllllli lllllllllli

FIVE UUIET llll

~ (Special to the Guardian.) LONDON, Sept. 6.-The oliicial in-

ip to Montreal nnd Toronto, in tbelformation bureau made public today

summary of situation in Fx-ante. It

-_ says that tive quiet days, since the

iii* I

ction of Sept. 1, have been occupied

e rmlllncry department of bxnciatriby the Briugh with matting and mn- Sf€\"8l`f-. U-<1- lffff On S8U1l'd5Y i0,solidation of units. The British army

ttend the openings. 5495. ig

_.___ .D

now south of the Marne and line with the French on the rigut

GERMAN TRoaPs REPORTED ,md left, The French army. itis Bald.

ESCAPED |N SWITZERLAND. d

eleated three German army corps,

“_” driving them back indisorder near

LO.\'DON September 4- Tele-

graphing frbm Rome the correspond- G

ent of the Exchange Telegraph Com- pany says that a message received 5 there from Basel, Switzerland, de- t

uise on Aug. 29. The official statement says British uccessfuly guarded the left 08-Dk JI he whole linc of the French army

clares that nn um-oufii-med |-ppm-; until the seventh and fifth armies of

has come into Basel from Berne set- t-

he French crime into operation OD he British left and right. 'Tue

Von Deimling and the Germans for- French rc-inforocments greatly re- ces under his command have crossed lieved the strain and pressure on Ihe into Switzerland lv prevent their tunes' left ning. It te erased nn.:

capture by French. 1

F001-BALL :N ENGLAND. ,

ofhcc has informed the Football As- sociution that it is agreeable to the continuance of the football league. It

Ill

ere has been no new muin trial of rcngth during the past week. Bat- ' 5 have been of strategic with-

LONI`)().\'. September 4.- The war divwial and contmctmn"

THE GERMAN STAFF.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 5.-A despatch

ays that the German staff has re-

oved from Brussels to Mons.

the Print-e of \\'al1-s and £250 to the Belgium fund.

Although it cannot be said that the

OPE PIUS X LVING IN

P .

STATE AT THE EDEN MUSEE

As soon as the news of the death of

football season which opened yester- the late P0 9 pms was announced

mf’ “as "Me" “ "ood B9“d`0f" were the ever alert Management ol' the fum-

wus nevertheless fair attendance at ous Eden Musee' of New ym~k_ im.

in.s.tan<~O, over one thousand people watching \\’ool\virh Arsenal and Glos- I

GERMAN REPORT OF

ADVANCE ON PARIS.

medlately called upon their entire stall or artists, wax mc-n, carpenters and

_ _ . _ rropcrty men to install a reproduction bl>f-+11’-l I1\'l\1<"-f!\"l1l IU “ffl . _ _ _ _ _ ___ ____ ._ _..-_ _ ~ also in the Gert-rnnu-nt sl-~rvi<~c. Both sap and 600 nt .\lill\-.-all. nf 3 group that “~i|| be a facsimile ne

he Pope will appear as he lies ir

statc at the St. Peters Cathedral ir Ronlc. ln the group can he seen tht

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Thc arrow

head of tne German army which has been slouly forcing its may through

.. . . Anr,lo-French Earmies toward Paris

& Vo. are ofierxng '_’0 high grade the 'passenger traffic to replace the I

las made further progress, according to 3 Herman official report issued to- day, and has now driven the Allies iack behind Conde. Laferc has been apturcd without resistance, says

Sisters of Mercy and the body gunr( of the late Pope. The surroundings drapcrics, cross and other decorations assist in making this group a most realistic one as thc body of the Pop(

rc-sts on thc ctta tlt

pl .

The liurupcaxl war has created mucl

curiosity from many visitors, who nr- dnily asking for figures af the fatno-_le

this (iernum statement. (favnlry

I-ppm. |.,.im.(, succt' with vacant list inrlurlt-tlfour stcanlships nndeighl mms ‘"9 'Wing ad” in the ‘li"9°‘

tion of Paris fortifications which ~,\ill, if the (German accounts are cor- r~-ct, be the next stop of the Allied armies. This news is a great disap-

5p¢.(,{iOn im,-iumd_ [cor further nm-_ that of tho Chile. \\‘l1it_-l\ is a two thou pointment hope as gg;-liar official pe.

ports from Paris to the effect that

` i-

t'lTl’ll.H .\l'l'l.~‘.l‘l.~`, _\l,\l.l-I \.\`ll l"l-I-.

rnl|lt\, vi-:iutlul nl. thi- 'l`;,;|nf.on .\`\.'\tc' Hospital lrmniuy St-tx-»<»l for Nurs-i es. l-‘or pnrtirulnrs, mltlxcsn llr. Arthur \'. (ios|~\_ rluit., 'lu-:ntnu Suite llos|»it.ll, 'l`mu:too .\lns-ra

2230-7. ‘.'M‘tl_

lim sAL-

FOR SAl_E.- FARM OF 34 ACRES

with d\\'<~l|EI|:: l|o\l.~_'.- :ntl oullmilrl- lnrs nt l';tnot- \'o'.-1, -ff) tt 1-is 1-'c-nr bulnln 1- towrt-:I wifi: :l _cowl "rowlli of linrrl und .soft \\'on~l_ 'l`t-r:|l.~‘. 1-;\_s_\-. .\pplj.' to .‘~`:lr:\l\ _\l"l.-~:\n, Finn-u~ (`<>\'r-. .T-til-ll-7».`»ll<l7liprl

WE ARE NOW <FlECEl`\/ING LARGE

ANY LADY WHO WILL FURNISH

1.>~-in :ml bozird und t-:lrc for an »-ld<-:ly In-ly should write “L " <'.trc tlu;t:'di:=n slaltillq tv-i|n.~'. r,-lc.

5-!Ci7-9 :'.Mlf.

|'()ll'l`I{.\l'l`>§ l'llf)'l'l>.\,‘ l‘J.\'l..-\llGl-JI)

all slz- s, (‘ru_\'n_;, l’uslr-lfsaml Oilets (`o;;\'f_-x l'orfr:|i':; and frames 8 spf~<iulf,\'. fl-lxllfl mist-tl glass 50 rx.s.l P Youn';, 7! l'ppr-r Quo(-n St., f'l1:\rlo\:< town. :’»lZl'.`-li-2ti.\linm.

MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND VIL-

lauv to dt nlonslratt- Primus Wick- ln.-ss f)i| .\'.!o\'t-_ Models for kilt-hen, <-amp, y;u-his, Big t-otnlnlsslous. ll. Il. liailt-1'. l"rt‘d<-rim-toll, N. Ii.

5169-S-20l\lTlptl.

shi nf-1.1-: of ll:~'.- (l--mls. '}Iuss;'.-.'u:‘|-

D' . |

llonls uiul .\`l.o- 1:. lil-p-tt our sro--lt. ;

\\‘t: fain suv# you l:.rm 'i`l11-I-<!h-_- best plzx 1- to lin, rrrm-r-rim-S. and all provi:~'ions. Our- p.-it-is nrt- flu- lawest consistent \\-ill; ulmllly. _\l:t--- N0\'i|\:~', llou.sl:u\\'. I'--lTIL~!v-:`»)lI.’\\'|>ll.

GET vol./R e|TI6E'r»-I -rw|N£ Af

I\lac.\'t'\'in.-, li<\nsl|n\'.'. and l».- surl- of Right Quality ur ltlzht l‘r<-4-s.

5475-ll-Z.\l-liprl. `

FOR SALE.-A SECONUHAND BIN-

fler at a bargain. .\pply to (,'l1z\rlt-s Newsom, llot-ky Point.

5455-9-51\l3i. ‘

Fon sm.:-1 M||.cH cow <5-VEART

old); also 1 seconrl-hand buggy. Ap- ' ply Mrs, Norman McLeod. St.

Avards. 5470-fl-:`iMtf. FOR SALE-LATEST MODEL N0.‘ 5 Underwood 'l`_vp¢-writer-Little us- ed.-Apply Guardian.

5400-9-4l\l3l. `

FOR SALEF-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black foxes. Clnss "A" pedi- gree. Crawford Haydon. St. Pe-. ter’s, P. E. I. 51711-8-L’6m20lpd FOR SALIC.-50 pairs young ranch bred Mink, 5 shares in 1914 dlvl- dend lex company. Silver black and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ivea,l Hontllue P. E. T. 7~3lMEtf.

FEW EHAREE ROSEMONT FOX

stock at 90 including 1914 dlvldc-nd also one pair Class A foxes, pups of `

; n pub'

this oflil-t-. .'».‘lS‘»'»9-lhrlfiipd.

TO |.r'.\‘ r6“Ee-i-,'lN"of~-ronnn( r~"Uu.\'1sn'i;'n

rooms for lmt|_~st~k1»e ing. A ut

TO LET.-.\ housf- 1-ontaining five

rooms: and uppf-r story, couch house and lmrn, also :Iii acres of land fill thc first of Novcmbcr1915. Prix-ilr-gc of rlmolinz black ducks. mul other birds; good trout :md other fishing near. The zlbovt- muy be taken separately or all togr-ther or for shorter time as may suit parties. Persons trespass- ing or sporting on above property' wil be prosecuted. Also for sale ndjolnlng ahovc property, 50 acres land, 10 cleared, fronting on the Gulf of St. Lawrence containing the only good site for lobster factory bet\vt-on (‘nsr~umpi<- llnrbor and I.eavltt's factory. The above fnrm llvx cast of Alberton 31/5 miles. JAMES l..\RKl.\`, .-XLBERTON.

5249-9-2 m3l pd

Q "1 _

WANTED

wANrsn 1-o sonnow Fon FROM

three to six months on heat of se- curity. $5,000 to $10,000. Interest, 15 per cent. Replies to be address- cd ln first instance to P. 0. Box 118, Charlottetown. 5467-9-4M8l.

Gordon ind Dalton ltrsln at\WANTED BY YOUNG GENTLE-

12,250. Mother of these pups is mother of Sir Charles and both were purchased from Mr. Dalton by undersigned in 1011. Apply F. B. Armour care ot Guardian.

man, room and board for r. few ` months ln the Country, preferably nf.-ar Bummerafde. would pay lib-

_.___L. N p `°§

\ -' ~»-‘°

2" 1.1

ti-f?`P;

-1 \` Ally -.1

’ \_\ by-\*\O

**- \_/"`

\] *

__,'fl

Vcrdun led to the hopc that the ud- vunce had at last been stopdcd_

ADDITIONS T0 PLANT OF THE ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY (TOM- PANY AT SACKVILLE. N.B.

In spite of the comparatively quiet

times throughout Canada this year, there is one firm at least whose busi- ness has increased so much that it necessitates large additions to their plant--Tlxls is “The Enterprise Foun- dry (`o., Sackvlllc, N. B.. makers of , stoves and furnaces, and advertisers

in this paper.

Ono of the additions is the extens-

ion to thc warehouse of ninety (00) 'vc-t. Thin was 1\_cf:csr:\r_\' in order that they might curry u larger sfo:-k and thus insure ltntnn-tliulc shipnunt

of all orders which they receive.

.\nolh<-r lmprovcmvnt ls: a thoro-

uf-lhly up-to~dutc absolutl-ly tirt- proof pattern storage, size :'»0xli0 ict-\, ln this are kept ull the tlifff.-rent pat- terns for the many stoves and tur-

nzu-_rs they make.

Tht-y have also rcrtcntly made n

lurgc addition to their plating dc- partmcnt and have lnstullud an Aut- tomntlc Pollslllng lilarvliilw-one of

the first to' be used in <‘anudu.

All these improvements and addi-

tions have been caused by the rapidly :rowing demand for l~lntcrprlsc pro- lluf-ts whilh lluvc ses-urcrl sur-h a high rvpufutlun for t‘xccllt'nr.-0 throughout

ilu- Dominion.

It must ‘uc vt-ry gratifying indeed

io the ou-ners= of this business to have =.u-ll success attending tht-lr efforts. and it shows that there is throughout Vunnda n rapidly growing demand for goods of the vt-ry highest chars(-ter u-ul pvoplt- are beginning to realize morf- than rt-or before the necessity of buying high class goods. 5494.

BOSTON HOTEL ADS.

; | _ wifi

-H01-EL oxFoRD l

Copley Square. loaton, Han

*Igar fublic Library. Trinity f`h'1fCh

Christian Science Church. New (Hera House. md but 10 migutes to the imp pml and busmem Section.

Electzc can pam the Uxfonl to B. and M. lt aw. B. Linea and eve 1 e so olsfrffgic .oem :Nana un. viii. neu.

S - `

lt is Never too Late

€@U"7V¢|

uefeene me uname ogg.” ° "" .

erally for good accommodations.

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5108-24M2W.

Address, W. 8., Portag P. E. I.

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PIILIP P. Pl.lfI’0. Pllifillr.

army and navy lpzxtlcrs of the dirif-ren’ countries in bottle and the Manage mt-nt will lmve on exhibition next wee) such men as Earl Kitchener, I.ort` Roberts. Emperor William, Prince Hon ry, Presidentof France, Czar of Rus sia, King of Belgium and others. Th: I-Iinexnzxcolor natural colored movin; pit-turcs are shown at the Musee ex

the Germans had been cbcekcd near tlusively every hour the program bt

im: rllamrt-rl at each performant-t-. Oth 0:- att."nrli<ms are to be seen and zz tri;

_.__.._.__..__._.. , to the city is not complete without s

visit to lhls popular institution.

Here is Your Clock

I Hn-e ie e elect

A . .y V .*""“ ' .- `1\ 2.

that has a bright face, an insisten- yet pleasing alarn and splendid time

, keeping. qualities

yours for $1.25. Other styles

from 90c to $3.50

W. N. TANTON,

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Sunnyside.

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‘Seeing it Believing’

If you want to see the

fruit of expert shoemaking, look in our windows. A trimmer looking, llner feel-

ing and loasr wearipf shoe thanthe LD BO D can on-;.f°.-as .S-°-.... --

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1 Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.

Morris & Smith

Millions of dollars’ wvflh

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The General 8U.i'3»"

My output of Certain-feed Roofing has grown to such enor- mous propomons that I am hav- I ing difficulty ln getting enough t ` mg, of good grade to supply this

demand.

I also need a lot of rags Of |0W¢'f grade for making my Siindlfd

lower grade _for making mi’ C0!"- petition quality roofillll-

for roofing P225 3“Y\_"h°\'° lf' 3"Y quantity. if they can be shipped in carload quantities and in as- sorted grades, we can have tllCl_‘l\ shipped direct to any of ou!_l_\lB mills, but if in smaller quantities or unassoned, we will arrange l with one of our packers or as- sortcrs near you, to buy YOUI' “$5 and prepare them for our use ln the different -' , .

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A Churches, Societies,

, / Charitable Institutions

“E and others are making good

revenue by collecting all kinds o oltl rags. We consume scores :md scores of tom of these mgs every day-in fact the total rag sales of the country amount to several million dollars a year. lt's an easy way to make money. The mgs are enerall 'ven to the collectors or

quality roofing, and also a still A

I will pay the best marker price -

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Soft Het

and'before you buy you want_ to see our dis- play.

New Shapes New Colors

$1.00 to $5.00

at legst sold ,foe very little. Every kind 5 of rag can be used for something, Use this plan to pay off your church debt i or raise the minlster’s salary. *The ' results are surprising. ,

Certain-lfe_eg_l

ROOFING e.'.’.‘}22."f’.‘.*§

is the highest quality possible to make. f It is guaranteed in writing to last 5 I years for 1-ply, 10 years for 2-ply, and 15 years for 3-ply, and this guarantee is backed by thc world's largest roof- i ing mills.

Also all styles in stiff hats.

$1.00 to $5.00

Prowse Bros.

Ltd.

You ANeeii

There is a dealer in your locality ve-lm handles Certain-feed Roofing and our other wide imc of goods. If you con- sult him he will be glad to give you full information about our goods and will quote you rc:lsor2ahl<» prit-cs on all of them. lie .sure thc goods are mzule and gunrzuitccd by us.

N York laden Chun Pktab W All-all Clrvrlaol Dairlit"" St Loi Cmehaali Kansa: CII1 llhulvlil

Francine Baltic Loads! Hllhrl Ill!!

General Roofing Mfg. Company u'nr|¢'» mmf.-c men../eernrm e/Retumq Old Soutl‘;mlt3\1.iiul‘dm,P§oM|r:on, Mara. Tllgbono Mala _2l2l

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Cross Foxes

We have on hand a choice lot of

Cross Foxes for immediate dcllvery.

These foxes may be seen ut any time

at our sales ranch ou thc Mt. Edward Road, t_‘l\a\-lottt-town, l’. E. l

Parties interested in purchasing

Foxes should seo what we have and

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Army Service Fund

Special Notice lo Contributors

In connection with the above a

thorough personal canvass of the City will be made after Monday the 7th instant. Persons who may not have already contnb- uted wishing to save the Collec- tors time and trouble are asked to kindly pay their donations at once to the Secretary, Mr. T. C. James, or the Treasurer, Mr. C.

H. B. Longworth. All pxrnents will be acknowledged ough the Press.

Payments may also be made

to the Bank of Montreal, Char-

gct our prices before purchasing else- iOll€i0Wl'l.

wht-rc.

(‘orrt'.spon|lence solicited.

Massachusetts Fox Exchange,

101 Qu(-on St., 'Phone 515.

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

MURDOCK McKINNON.

Chairman of Committee

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d i trlk' t esign fe"nip|'1m'§ sef tiff e'i»neer¢°e§. _ action of Great Britain and the Dominion in the present

snow Your

B cial at-rang ent A hav; 'soured a nggibervif these emblems for the road- §¥.° °i "iii “-“<‘£'..‘*‘..‘¥.|‘lI.'..‘-i'?'.'i'l

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fice at 10c eich. _

doqtilggt- convey din.” ml” .

time munity. :-;:r;'t°..'.f.°.-;..‘:';.f.t.‘...... 1 -

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