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Your ~

~ D r u g

T r d e 1915' %if.2B‘.miiaoWsE,° secretary.

- 3147-9-24ln12i. _ ' _

V9 would like yonr dnlg -

trade. We are quite sure

stock and splendid service we can supply your every

store goods, and serve you

' 'V t w'| ke l uni instructcd hy Edward Bay- m a manner tha ll ma field, Esq., to oifcr for sale hy Public

ycu enjoy tr5_\f_]_iPg here- » Auction at the premises on Thursday

' 'C ' _ . His valliahln Residence. Buildings

Y°u will fmd this a de -.ind lalili, oil the North River lload.

D€Ild3bl8 dfllg Sl0I'€"'yO\}i‘ and close to Charlottetown, the whole

Notice oi Meeting' 'FDR SALE 3'

A 'iii k inai fox. ` W

T110 9llI~l'°1\°ld°'° °f ll" 09"- 'olgnfaiiiil oiif remain so ptiieoznt.. _

Dalton Silver Black Fox C0.. Ltd.. ”00_0¢;. \w° miie* 35 pei-_°9ni;__ md Gen .limb _,ll -.

are hereby notified that the third 0. i_-. is 5 pan-g Northern _ _ . . .. » annual meeting of this company gage;-£315, ' Write vfilr Prices 'Wal h°“°°h°m`-"'°'d‘ i”|°b'“w' _“-1

ill li iisia in Knights oirytlilns _C bei Loi, p_0_,0`¢, ' blfih. V ...._.i’$- . -. . _ .

gall. eProwse Block, Charlotte- §l;§8_7§:;gDd_l' ° n. ~YestBl'd$! was town, on Thursday, October 7th. ~ _ H _ completely _gm (601)111-1-

°"°m9°@‘ “-1 °‘ °°,"5T°m“_‘}l`*Bonald acting 'al “"7 m°l§°l9°- ` following are the

I . .. _ ,. _ _ ,___

' o o Q

‘ F 'rn En ii li rn li till slr was _ . _ f

‘ 'ladene with B lettlers alidwesnnvgnin FIRST DISTRICT KING 8*

from -“the .boys etlithe front” and in

that with our com lete . foglypggewxiaigsyflantgigaiggdiogadgzig E“5|3“d-" Tlié 'very 'beatof spirits ~ Nan-le' of Candgutes ' D a e covered with hard and soi't wood, is ¢D\‘°V“"°d. °V°\.l» rwml 01°” in the

woll watered, good 'buildings and is .thl°k°°|~` °f UW "f"*Y. and me "'17 near chu,-ch and.5cim¢i_ gniy gh,-ee laments expressed are that tobacco

_ . . f d I I P » l miles from ni-niinllinne stsllon. will and "esta are Bflgvyhdt “Calw-

Wanf 1° *h° 1'” ° "8 Va nab e roperty..;»,f;,_,;<;,lf1 cw- A»»';,;;_,f,-;l;,:;_,;1;; .,..... .....1..... 1... ....

` int life of the comin .winter is to

S

be dominated bythe war note and there will be little entertaining that does not take on the guise of patrio-

tlle Tth, October nt. 11 o'clock forenoon '\ tic cgi ity, umm-5 gf

a v ere are r

several patriotic bridges and dances, while the different .sewing societies

of last winter are now getting to

' ~ P1'0lJf‘i‘lY which Contains 14 or 15 ¢ h | 1 work and sewing heels are again the

purchases Wm always be as rl.-rss of lnnli will be offered in-sl, ll' The '"'°"°"" ° ' ° “ ° J‘"“°°

represented.

E f 3 kii id 'ii b id ii popular mode of entertaining.

not sold, then thc Residence with pgifé Zalerx ogce ‘gr if eng? bg r U 1

‘ Buildings alid a little more than 5 public auction ‘men Quite 9, igtgf iniei-ggi; cent;-eg n.

acres of land will be offered, then the Farm consists or 112 acres more munq the visit of Miss i-inidswui-ti;

' 0

`7 acres on the South Side, and then f p g i.i _ 0 i~__ ii i g i it

JO G0 he cottage on the North Side with 2 or 19”' fflundings indiagst' femur: gore Dill-ext C;/pgek n thtivgliieslt 0‘if 54:8.

DRUGGIST following day.

in..

th p ` y ~ day 10th and 11th from 2 till 5 o‘clock

on an order from the undersigned.

4 _ t

R. BEAIRSTO,

Fancy

I ' . acres of land. Should the day be un- fmm in 'st “lass mn “ Con Peake Miss]-loldsworth, who is at

favorable the sale will take place the Veniem 1° °°h°°l “nd church” “nd pi-eseiii in Haiimx was ons of 3

market. Apply to Robert Silllphant, rt of me Ca an I ladies who

. pa y “.3 n

intending pllrchasers may inspect gf§§§f°’§r0§§‘g;f; R“'°"' °" Wm' were in Freiburg. Germany last

e remlses on Tllesda and Wednes ' tail when the war broke out, and who

3171`10`2MS"4 wkspd' were sent out to¢Bade`n, Baden, where

for three `weeks they were kept prison- ers, linlited to walk and_ speech, be-

A“Ctl°l10°\'- fore they were .allowed 'to cross the

3217-9-29MU'- ' border into Switzerland. Miss Holds-

worth was prostrated after hor return

of Latlls from Wrecked Schooner to Clnlada owing to the severe

- strain under whic i sse and

u r _ ll le p d

l“v°ma ,‘_ _ could not talk of hex? expelidence. lt

In accordance w1th instruc. is nnacrsinoii, however tlist wlills

Cl0ck5 .Canadian Mail Steamer tions from Hyndmnn 8. _';§{,i_;";;‘_!',§,‘“_5,;_i;';‘hg“_;_§=,§7,_*';_§;;

We are showing a very _

new line of Mahogany _'_' Clocks in a great variety of Piéwm Now scctm styles. -

monloav Ano -rl-lunsoAv

Prices $1.90 to 2.80

Alarm Clocks $1 to 3°00 noon), for Solirts, P. E. Island, and

“ L d S b°l 7’ UI'id€I`W1'1t€I'S' Ag€l'ltS, I Will have the pleasure of listening.

a y Y I i* sell a uantit of laths (esti- “ "

q ' Y Mr and Mrs James 1-iegan their

Leaves iniemoionigi miiiwgy Wharf mated M 450,000) fI0l'il 1116 two daughters 'and two sons are clos-

wrecked SchO0nel.“Lavonia=~ ing their residence in Charlottetown,

aild will spend the coming winter

on Tuesdaythe 5th Of October with Mr. Hegslrs sister, Miss Elizs

of each week, on arrival of the morn» 3.11 €l€V€Il at CODI1011y’S H853” Pm street' st' John' one S°“f ‘HS “Pie” f'°’1‘ H"“f“ ‘“"°"* East wharf, Charlottetown. if iilwagsrtiiin asiisiknin £013;

inn... nwnlin tl... nrrivnl or the alter- The laths are in good con- §§§‘§‘;_§f§i“0§_‘; tJh°eh'}5a;;d*i*;§;fd gg?

faG.H. 313369 ftfgllkmgffgllgln l‘_§§;f_§g**§§_°‘§§_{ dition and can be inspected inllnns for overseas service.

low... any time. 'terms of Sale * * r

Among the vlsitons in the city this

R_ Ford and Dr. Clarkin of Sackvllle, N.

|` J€W€lel' 31161 ODt1C3l'l g du|§|q(::DA‘:n;1I;:;"t"°Gsx_‘;‘gis5tof!‘:g .CaSh. week were Ml'.'and Mrs. Burton H.

_

d. .

and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at.

Grlndstone, Amherst and Souris; and

F and ret“rns

TIDE TABLE TH URSDAY-Leaves Bouris for

Amherst, Grindiltone Island, Point _ - ,

-__ Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning

\ i OCTOBER. calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am-

._.___. llcrst, Sourls, and returns to Picton.

Hight Water.' J O11 the first trip in the months of

5---'l~*-..1"4°'-_`-*’i§,',l';u,*“' une, July, August and September, me Day i2‘;';c 11634 weather permitting, calls at West

` ` Bay to land mails and passengers for

Amherst, thence to Pryon Island. ile- turning, calls at Point Bosse, Grind- stone, Amherst and Souris.

W For flirther particulars apply to

,I.h'_ ,W8 . ZL43 WM. ROBERTSON dt SON,

F, 10.02 " 22.17 ~ Agents. linlltnx.

sn. | 10.52 ; 22.50 .. CHM- W- 'V55'

s. l 11.40 23,23 Ag°“*~ P1°l°“-

M_ 1228 _ 2358 MATTHEW McLEAN Q. C0., Tu _ _ _ H _ __ 131.7 Agents, Souris. W' ‘ 1409 Or to WM. McLURE. Manager _and ,mi 1507 Owner, Pictou, Nova Scotia.

F. 1613 2061-7-15Mtt.

ss. i 17.27 _ ._ _ s. i 1s.:l0

I

M' Foxes Wanted

Til. 202| .-

20 W. . :$l.tl1: 21 'I`ll. . ”. 21.40

.,., _. . - ., .. . H I' m"'0 \\';lllll'd il iltlirs of Silver Black 24 S_ |‘ UAS Frlxns; lllllst iillnlify fill' rcgistriltinll 25 M_ 1218 . as Slnllilarll llr|\<|, llllll no otllers ill 26 _ . . . .. . ._ . 27 . (ml . UM? those cnllsillcred lllzlt ure ready to do 28 29 30 31

~'tG>Ullh¢\DN>-°

M711 ¢.

9°?°?°."."."°’-°°*‘ :.. ulrewul.-ockiuiic.

¢¢wHw#=®¢°F= -ian cocoa.-~1.a~r~2>-=l\:r€

. 2.51 i 17.41

S. 3.49 18.48 M. 5.32 19.46 Til. 0.56 20.31

$.08 21.08

l->-it-ll-H-li-ll-it-ll-‘>- ¢§®°~lU3U\u€~0»3I0b-4.05500

';:"."5""!>§`*’f"!“.° lst;-:zilslooletsa cx;¢sc_i-s~>--:|o~z

."."."."?° .”".".*?T“.`1."."."."?".°°F‘° l~:u-zu: ~:=-_-'~f`i;w::r<.»-ocoseice

»-ltclclttc ?¢§*.;“!‘S* cam- .... Quant:

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SRM 11.06' 4

. Tu do. Stale lowest cash price; only

W. I _

Th (M0 1439 iusillcss.

F. 1.10 15.15 L. F.,

sn. . 1.44 16.08 vi.-iorlni-lolnl. s. 2.24 17.05

- B. »

Auctioneer. . .. .

3166`10~2M3l- Miss Alice Kier of Alberton was

the guest last week of Miss Alice

Marven of Chatham, N. B.

it il ll

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jamieson (nee

Hattie Hodgson) whose marriage

_ took place here, have returned from

their honeymoon. and have 'taken a

'W pretty flat on Seymour street, Hall-

fax.

ii 1 il

WRST METH°D|5T Last week Mrs. Benj. Rogers and

her sister Miss Ceilings met with quite a .serious accident. While out

11 a~ m~ Sel`m0“~ Tim G°°d Chee’ driving their carriage collided with a

Of the G05Pel~ 7 P- m- The Unceasmg post and the ladies were thrown out Tlwugm and Cafe Of G°d~ The P9* `unto the ground receiving a serious tor, Rev. R. G. Fulton'will preach at shaking up-_“Miss Ceilings who was bmi’ Services- stunned is now quite over her nerv-

ous shock, but Mrs. Rogers was more

GRACE CHURCH severely injured and is still colilined

t h ' .

11 a. m. Sermon, The Soul's Health 0 el mom s s s \

Sunday School and ~Bibl0 Classes Everyone was delighted with the 2-30 p- H1- 7 D- H1- Salmon Dads Adv- news made public this week that the body Care? Conlmunloii at the close Siege Battery of _Ariiiierv of me of thc evening service. Students nlld sixth division nowfin traifling is to *il"*"F5""S CUFMUIIY “'Ul¢‘U11l'3- A" he tillurtered here for the coming seats free. winie,-_

*Will

ST- JAMES Mrs. Alfred l’ll:kard. formerly

Miss Ethel White. received for tho

il a. lll. sermon, Sunday School and first -lime since hm- marriage ug imi-

Hihle Classes at 2.30 p. m. Sermoll- pi-eiiy home -on _Gi-“fiom street on Pfedvhef RW- DF- 1"l1|1€l`l0ll- Sll'lH\8' Tuesday afternoon. She was assisted ers always welwma and seats pro- in receiving by ner sister Mrs. White vided- nnd ner friend Mrs. R. McNeill also

Cimi-i0ii¢t0Wn_ Z|0N CHURCH were Miss Cora Davison, Miss Marlon

one of this year‘s brides. Assisting

October-lst to Z’r<i rain wav 3250,10_1m:,i_. McLean, Miss Pickard and Miss S.

. e,

4th to 5th, clearing, (ith, to 8th, warm,

ll a. m. Cllildrell's sermon- The Smith, while Mi-s_ W_ C_ C091; pregid.

piensnnt. nth in 13th. stormy. 14th to A-__ l’°""" Of it °“"d~ S*`f""°"- The ed Over the pretiilv appointed tea 17th, sudden fall of temperature, 18th ""_“ Three Ways- A Study to Sill. Pas- i_abi@_

to 21st, mild wave. 22nd to 25th, strong gales. 26th in 2Stll, damp. foggy and misty. 29th to Jllst, bright period.

Q returns send your ovs-

CityMitt't*. ` People’;Lg'I§h¥1?it‘i<?, 'foiiiltd ters to us- Retrence Mol'

sons Brnk of Montreal(

MARRIAGES

'AULD-CRASSWELL, At ltustico oil September 29th hy Rev. F. S. Coffin B. Al James Allan Ramsay Auld of West. Coveliead to Gladys Olive Crass- well daughter of Robert Crasswell of Rustico.

tor, Rev. G. C. Taylor. At -the 7 ° 1 if

o'clock service Rev. John Murchison Afioi- the summer spent in mm.

_ _ E will preach and also sins a solo. All pnrative inaction the Daughters of

F}sherman Attention S0318 flee- the Em re will resume their new

Di ~

ing on Monday afternoon at the Lad-

_ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN les Club, when fllll a.rrang`ement.s for

DIARY OF EV ‘1\ ‘ _ .

_ _; L 1.5 If YOU _W?ll‘lt 410 TCCEIVS 11 a, in. Sermon.- Sunday School iidimsy winters work Wm bs discuss

1-o_DAY_ g<')0(I prices _ and @3f]y and Bible Classes at 2.30 p.lh..~ 7 p.m. _ <1 »> 4

.Oceanac 0yster_Co,

serlnon. All are welcome. Special Mrs, ,minor iipniw i-qtnmefi this music. Preacher, Rev. It.W. Bennett. week from a pleasant visit to her son

residing ill Montreal.

BAPTIST s s -I

li a. m., sermoli 2.30 p. m., Sun- Sir Louis and Lady Davies after a

day School and Bible Class. 7 p. m., delightful summer llerohave returned sermon. All seats free. Strangers to Ottawa. _-

welcome. Preacher. Rev. Z. L. Fash. * * *

Mrs F W Hyndman has gone on

" ST. PAUL’S I _ gtfewweoks' visit to Montreal _ and

awa

li a. ni. Morning Prayer. Sunday ' * * *

609 Sl. Jamesl Streét School at 2.30 p. m. 7 p. m., Evening Mrs. P. Carvoll has returned to her

Monireal, P_ Q_ l’i-ayeri All seats free. Preacher The home in Montreal and her friends are

3154 925M7i _ Ve lerable Archbishop Martell of pleased to know that her health has

Fonsvrl-is-Ki-:ENAN--At Graco ' I ‘ Windon. N. S.. Communion nt 11 0'- much improved. .

Church Parsonagn oil Friday morning, ' ' - "|°"'k Bcrvice' ° ’° ° october ist., 1915. liy nov. lf. ll. l.ll- “W Alter a tlwroushlv enfovlble lum-

tlejolins. William Merritt, of this city ST' PETERS mm' the 0°" "B50" ’|"n9”in3 `““

_ _ end and on Thanks Ivins Day the

to Sadie Mny, daughter of Mr. Ro<ler~ ick Keenan of Murray llfver. P. E. l.

' DEATHS ire- __ ._._______.__.

CARTER--ln this city on Oct. 1, John Carter, aged 70 years. Funeral rfom

.his late residence, Spring Park Road. ‘

DOM. At 494 Victoria Avenue, Mon- ` » ou. tresl, September 29th, after an Illness M, of only 30 hours _of meningitis, Frank Dow aged 4 years and 3 months. Nep- hew and adopted son of Rev. and Mrs. ll. J, llettee. Interment at Boulton,

Hallie.

1"? '*“°*”_§._..~..~. 0...- Poultry Notice ,.,.,

Among the _ _

on the Be nnmg

will guy Fowl

e dressed and

ehii>m¢.1ll_s_

8

» Holy Communion at 8 o’clock. Mat- members are planntng\.to_ Bold a big

. ins and Litany at 11. Sunday School Field Day, when the pifseo captured

2.30.. Evenaong at 7. Rev. W. W. Clark- during the term will be presented to B011 P°§tor in charge. _ the several winners. This afternoon

I‘.he`tea hostesses are Mrs. H. W.

Longworth and Mrs, A. AL McLean.

U U I

GERMAN8 RCB TREASURE ' Miss 'Louise Macdready who Is

’ IN RU8|A_.N PALACE. Hsyitgig lilerlaunt Mrs.uW.t‘3ard:‘i:er _

ol-t cliffs A _ on ‘ s v- ‘

__The ‘:m_ ms a qengmm ve;'m_b‘m' “no agricultural reltef_ com ttee from

aw - . 1

widely entertained.. _ ._

U l " .

Mrs. s. B. Nsllr-.4 and son ' _Kastor

Bsrney who spent the-liilnmer nic

.Charlottetown arrived ' -`l1!¢ly.*t

von week at their home'l!|~UilllY¥.""‘ ms ’ ~~~ » 1

of Pol- Mrs. Alexander _M%x‘l;|,il,`)|qn¢.

wats real. expects to sail all _'Mr Eng- ac - .

land. to be near Major Mlophlil. _D.B. 0., who is at the front with 'the Queen'il Engineers. .' _

OOO

'Murray Harbor

* 8.] y 212 .Majority Ioi McLellan I _ 243

K||l£5S lllllllll

Jenn llnlcneail

ex Robertson

2 S ni- A A imnonnl

W. Brennan’

Name of Poll

2 -s

Bothwell 45 93 39 -North Lake, 46 40 55 Priest Pond B1 22 so sa Red Point 32 49, 49 58 Sam-ig Egst 76 23 105 75 Souris River 44 27 63 42 Souris Line Road 48 19 47 43 Rollo Bay Chapel 78 49 83 84 St. Margaret! 30 37 40 51 Head Rollo Bay 92 39 120 53

542 338 679 533

Majority for MacLean as Councillor,

204. '

Majority for 'A. A. MacDonald as

Assemblyman. 146.

'SECOND DISTRICT-KINGS.

Names of Canditates

A. A. McDonald.

H. D. MeEwe

J. D. Mclunls.

R. -N. Cox.

ll.

Name of Poll.

Sl. Andrews 41 54 44 54 Peake’s Station 49 54 35 49 Bristol 42 75 55 72 Sinnott Road 52 72 34 37 Marie 44 'I0 73 85 Head St Peter’s Bay-

South 37 47 40 51 North 46 75 72 84

Monticello 32 51 50 57

343 498 403 489

Majority for McEwen 9. Majority for Mclnnis 60.

THIRD DISTRICT-KING'B.

' Names of Candidates.

J. A. Macdonald.

J. A. Dewar

J. J. Johnston.

J. W. Carruthers.

Name of Poll.

Baldwln's Road 27 49 58 49 Victoria Cross 22 42 52 50 Eighteen Mile Brook 24 32 22 29 Cardigan 43 62 20 22 Lorne Valley 69 77 67 95 Roseneath 35 55 43 -46 Montague (North) 28 56 55 80 Dundas 63 100 43- 35 Glenlanning 30 _42 36 31

341 515 396 437

Majority for Johnston 5 Majority for Dewar 78

FOURTH DUSTR ICT-KING'8.

Murdoch McKinnon.

P. Prow

A. F. Bruce.

G. S. nman.

S9.

Name of Poll.

I

<2

Whim Road Cross 25 34 46 46 Montague 0South) 69 100 77 125 High Bank 67 94 72 49 Murray Harbor

South 86 146 72 96

St. Mary‘s Road 53 64 53 63 Glen William . 63 78 54 72

‘-348 363 451 516

Majority for McKinnon 15 Majority for Prowse. 65

FIFTH DISTRICT-KlNG'B.

J. A. Mathieson

R..J. McLellan.

P. McCourt.

H. Nelson.

Name of Poll. "

Georgetown 104 136 55 .26 Red House ~ 85 118 65 46. Woodville Mills 68 89 '32 25 Launching 38 60 A 45 27 'Sturgeon 66 84 57 36

North ei' 62 78 \ 68 51

. ___...______

< 4zs_5ss azz 211

M orit for Mathieson

ALL ABLE BODIED BBRBIANS ‘ IN’

- l ARMY

NEW YORK, Sept. 80.--Serbia has

an army of about 600,000 men in the field to resist invasion of that country by the Teutonic allies. according to

information received bynnie Serbian

Professor 15osa`toh._ 'of the Univers- ity of Belgratae. .The Professor-'esti*» mlm _tha " erbts ~ has lost . about 110.000 men since the warbegsii and that shontons tuivery. ave vni0.wsi~¢

wounded died. ` 'rlle array includes. lie says. practlesllzrsal able bodied men between the es of 18 and 60 YOITB. - ' _ -

WIDDING AT AM HIRIT.

' a girl for general housework A lv

~\» »~ iw .‘.¢'-uw' "'-:`I‘

- JACK MICKENZIE.

The above reproductions ol' photos

of the MacKenzie brothers’ appeared in Calgary papers a short time ago.

They were 'sons of the late John C.

MacKenzie of the Registery Oilice of this City; their home being lil Long Creek' where they were well alid fav- orably knbwn. -°

Twelve years ago the elder brother

Archie weiit to the Canadiall West

t'on'lrnctol' being a nicnlbcr of the tirni Mlllfincod, Dllrrncll and MacKen- zie wllo izoiiatrllctell the \Afton and Avonlea apartnieilts besides several resldcllces in the city. Ile was joined by his brother Jollli some years later and the olltlook for the two brothers looked bright illl'til the swift running waters of the Rell Deer River- claim- ed theln :ls victims.

They had gone to erect an elevator

on the Bassaiio-Empress branch of the Canadian Pacific, and the elder brother Arcrie together with some companions went for an evening bathe ill the river when he got into a

deep hole he was caught in the swift

current down stream, when his the seein. ent and of his friends im; futile' resuce own life'

The and, the

in trvllis were' not al days brought

buried in three of and lda.

The were

‘two

many

6 they

There are Hector.

on the Rotha Ida and

EBT?

ARCHIE ii1aCKENZlE.

` charge Twenty-five cents.

..°F.'l*l*i`<l"iI<l°l*'i<l~l~{~i*r"‘!~ l~4'>i-'Pl -I-'F-i‘P'i~'l»‘ii1*'i+l*l°‘t*l'-l#P‘Fl*`i4°=`l#f4*l'4‘O°»ri~

______il( li

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS..

One cent per word first Insertion In this column half cont per- `I

'~ word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum ii

I

Ag'~uts Wanted _

KéEF1'°s”w`)W"E|5_1T6`§'flill

“the old reliable Fontliill Nurseries". We teach our men to sell. Expert-‘ ence unnecessary; highest com- missions pald; linlillsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Ont. 3242-10-1ME26i.

For Sale ~

-i 0 -

1 _ ’ .T¢s9h.er.s.!lLs;'_$s__d.__;_~_ TEA_&HER WAN'|'ED,.FoR'VALLE_V-

field West School No. 127. Supple-

ment $25.00. Apply secretary trus» tees, W. A. Martin. 3238-9-30ME2i.

WANTED.-Second-Class Teacher for

Cable Head West School. Supple ment $20. Protestantpreferred. M. McLaren. Sacy. of Trustees. .

_ 2566-8-.17mtf

L. Ie.-:_----gs-1 l

FOR SALE-MILL STREAM ABOUT

2 miles from Cardigan with no build- ings wlicre u brisk mill business was

- formerly carried on and again can

bc; also 100 acres oi lnlld. Will close out this $1000 property at a llurgllill. Soc It and wrilc your offer. A wide awake nlllli can see the pres- clit need for nlills is incrcnsilig and this class of property is looking up. Terms given if required. MacKin- non & McNeill. 90 Great George St.

3229-9-39M3i.

FOR SALE--Second hand 3 H. P. Sta-

tionary Engine, international, ready to work. Beck- Bros.. Murray River. 3221-9-29M3l

FOR SALE-COMPLETE MOVING

picture plant cheap. Suitable for either stationary or travelling; gas and electric fittings; plant entirely new. Sure bargain. B. H. Yeo, Au- ditorium, Montague. 22-9-23m27l. FOR SALE-About 100 tons Cape

George Gravel, suitable for first class concrete work. Apply to Dean & Stewart at C. Lyons & Co.

2797-9-2M1mo`

Help Wanted-Female

LADIES WANTED.-- T0 D0 PLAIN

and liglll; sewing at homo, whole or .spare time, good pay; work sent

_ any distance. Cliarges paid Send

stamp for particulars. National Manufacturing Company. Montreal.

WANTED. ABOUT OCTOBER 11TH,

~‘ DD.

to Mrs. Donald McKinnon, 29 Villa ._§'~_B_'1¥“*°“.--_ . ...$24959-3°-mil Lauuonv slain WAu'rsl5'"‘F6ia

Falcon-wood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital. ~ 9417-8~6Mtf.

Situations Vacant H

$5'PFlt.VATE CHRISTMAS GREET-

inl card .sample box_free. Repres- entatives already making tive to ten __doll_ars_ llslly.~ Bradley-Garretson. ‘.Brantf_ord_, Ontario. 6-14M2lt_

pran-

Deslralile Property

`. I m instructed ll! W. _ the pgiises “Brighton Led

ds? of October at 1|. o’olocl:

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To Let

WANTED T0 LET ROOM WITHOUT

hoard in a central part of the city. Modern conveniences, phone, etc, Apply Guardiali. _3248-10-1-mill

TO RENT-5 LARGE ROOMS, _BEAU-

tlflll locatioll, Hot air heating. also barn, will tullc horse to board. Rea- sonably low to right party. Apply 71 McGill, Ave. or address to Box 446 City. _ 3218-1_0-1-M6i. 'ro LET-House, n_lPi°l.v. 232 _ Great George St. 30.72-9-21Mtf. T0 LET.-Th_e Store and premises

on Kent Street at present occupied by Geo. Mcquaid, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D. Stew- art, 163 'Kent St. 2267-7-26m lntf. \Vnlltell 5

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WANTED-HIDE8 AN5 SKINS-_-We

are paying highest market prices for (Tow hides. Calf Skills and Lamb Skins. Write us for' prices. Island Wool allll llide Co., Charlottetown.

_3224-9~2i)M3lpd.

WANTED-JANITOR AT 0NCE_..F° Grace Methodist Cllurcll. Apply

Jnnics Carter at Prowso Bros. . _

. 3190-9-28-Mit.

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WANTED-At qnce, room with pri'

vate family without board. phond-

_ Address 1'. O. Box 102. Charlotte town. 3226-9-29M4l WANTED FOXE8 T0. RANCH.

The Halifax Fox and Fur Co., Ltd.. will take foxosto Ranch, and Foxes for payment. Apply to A. J. Cros- by, care Customs, Halifax. N. S. _ ' 3213-9-29M8ipd. WANTED FOUR MEN T0 TAKE

large bedroom. 'Apply.186_Grest George. Street. (Special:rstes.) ~

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WANT.l5:. Reliable psrtiesgto '~rl.'ll."‘l

three .pairs number one Silver. Bla_f\l< Foxesfonl cash or per `cenl.a`gd basin. _».ply`epentege -prefer;-`erl._ `. Might; .wil- lldsr-'prpppnlttdn tv smalssmotsf il- ggcess Dr. ii. E. Morrts,_.,D ndlui.. P- .. niisnll. silt-sfimglna

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