"ii -*'

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nights (assay nan coales-

, ,, __ _ ; ' area clyaasuals stallion 1°.-al. i{¢ .[10 ltagiateren No. lslss sired by

mf Jllyilower No. 81527. This

Mia qwlu anna at ina P. rl. 1. my

hlhfill stand at M. J. McManus' lilbll; ot-New Haven over night.

loolnfol by note or oooh.

'rel-ms ll

.sii+1oimoi»d.

'I ~ '

'Sale ol Fox Company

.Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Monday 15th sapt eiiibor, instant at _12 o'elock. noon for the purchase of the foliowingz-

(1) 58 shares, Strathcona Silver

Bllpk Fox Co. ' 1( ) Oilice furniture including small life.

'fenders may be for the Strathcona

shares' and Office furniture, either in one tender or sepllffilely. Tenders nililt be in sealed enviopes and be ac- companied by certificated ‘cheque lol 20 percent of tender

The office furniture can be seen at

the oillce of Warburton and Shaw. Solicitors. The Chas. Dl\`t-'ln S. B. Fox Co. Ltd.

Cfftown, 6th Sept.

a 4-9-snot. ~-

?1gg

C200 MEN WANTED

., U ' O

' - .. . _ d. I h k l i i t d

SW* *"4 “ffl” F“"“‘“'° » _ ...‘.'_'..;:‘:.. ’1‘.f:;.2,'“:'.:: as iii”-°--»-.

‘ .` to receive lluyoneor go anywhere 21°

For cutting pulp wood at Cape Bre-

ton, $2.25 per cord, for cutting and lwsmping, less 76 cents a day board. Men desiring to work by month wages MI) to $48 per month with board sup- plied, free transportation. Camps nil new and good. . For further information apply at ` Employment Service of Canada

Market Building,

Charlottetown,

-. P. E. Island 83|-8-19-MM.

¢ IN ,CHANCERY

--. Before the Vice-Chancellor. Bale of Residential Property on-

Pdllce street, Charlottetown. Edward R. Clowser, Walter Matheson and. John A. Matheson, Complainants.

, and

John McMillan, George M Matheson,

mild others, Defendants.

‘Pkrsunnt to a Decretal Order made

ln_ e above cause on the 27th dayoi Ailgilst (A.D. 1919) by his Honor the Vic -Chancellor, I will set up and sell by, gubiic auction on the premises on Tliufsday the 18th day of September (A.D.- 1919) at eleven o’clock in the fo_t'e_noon. all that tract, piece and par- cel of land situate, lying and being in Ciibrlottetown, in Queen’s County, in sold Island, being part of Town Lots Nlimbers twenty-one and twenty-two lifltlie fifth hundred of town Lots in s g_Town and is bounded and des- Lc"-, ed as follows: Commencing at fl .. - _in the southeastern boundary ot' ,=\ t_ of land enclosed by Euston St., ' I,-= Bt., Fitzroy St., and Great f~`lY,_= St., formed by the intersection o lice street and Fitzroy street, ». ~ ~- -louthwesterly one hundred . f~_'%iglit feet ,thence northwesterly o 'hundred and thirty feet at right - ' .~ to said Fitzroy street, thence “ffl easterly parallel with Fitzroy » I. one hundred and eight feet.

nu.

eijlo Fitzroy street one hundred and t |§1.y_feet to the place ot' commence-

t, being Lots Number one and -as drawn on a plan of Holland ve tiled in the office ot the Regis-.

tr , -of Deeds for Prince Edward I ' d,a.nd being the .same land as is dé bribed in a certain deed thereol' fr' iii William H. Brown to Owen Con-

no1ly, bearing date the tenth day oi' Jli ‘_'A.`D. 1882, being the residence off; fre late John A. Matheson, retired Fi ery Inspector.

property_will be sold freeirom

in brances. ' ' `e sale will be confirmed by the C of Chancery without expense

to' e purchaser

liditions at sale.

`1 ted this 30th day of August, A.D.

19 ' .

J. _.'8tewart, K.C. A. B. Warburton,

Solicitor. Master in Chancery. ` G69-9-2-M231

ll-1 if r e

of the

will be gold

on omlses Mon ay.

mln.. of which 25

and soft

Situat-

Station;

- SEE TIIISI

li\RK’S p

BEANS

u nlml;

'\._

W. C LINIITCDMONTRIIE.

FDR SALE

of this land is covered with hard and

prlcc of wood there is enough wood on the land to pay for lt. Land will bc sold on terms to suit Dl1l‘<:l18B9l‘~

Also for sale two milk cows and one

Dcdrick Hay Press.

.¢.t~ \

_ig

be southeastwardly at right angl- l

MAIL CONTRACT

Printed notices containing .further

i,,f0m,m0n as to conditions of propos. is now under contract \vitl| the (lov- (.,I (ybntract may be seen and blank ernment to lun from Picton to George- 1 forms of Tender may be obtained at IOWII and l»0l`iB ill Vilfillily. I0 U10 ,_|,,_, post Ofnce of F,-getown and at close of navigation. The purchaser to the omce of the post Qfpcc Inspector, complete the contract for which he is

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oillce Inspector.

charlotetown, 2nd sept.,`1919.

727_9.4M'phu31_ built at Bay du vin, N. B. in 1885.

s-_'~ ; . ‘l___ » beam, 84.10 depth, gross tonnage

of the Crown”

_ wiliimake the season at the

ltoble at Nine Mile Creek

tetery Friday. Begining May

‘irrodnoe co. stables, 131 or-oat

,_ Street, Charlottetown. _

_fortnight beginning May 12th

'flflhs eight dollars for season

P. E.I.

Service

8' S' Sem/'CE BETWEEN MCTOU fggslrngnll lllvllll fllblili izfselfxclr throerllnl-:golf

AND ,EASTERN PORTS OF P' E' L Algood sailor and carrier onli call) be §¢;l;LSAE;g0N OF 1919, VIA 8. S. inspected A, P1c,°u_

' The right is reserved to reject any

MONDAY-Leaves Montague, P.E.l. or an tend,”-5_

` 7 a. rn.; Lower Montague, 7.45 SARAH ,|_ M¢|_URE

p. m.; Georgetown, 8.15 a. m.;

., get wn a riving

at Montague 5.30 p. m

ports on way to Cardigan, return

IQQQWOUO

necooio

.IEALCUS By .lane Phelps

UQUOQIUIUUIUQQQQ

SANDRA DECIDE8 T0

DISOUEY HER HUSBAND

, . - hurried back to where 1 had left

, S oN ~ Thomas. I had refu|ed"his services,

r "

cHAr'rls_R Lxl.

Rot, tears scaidad my face as 1

turned from the telephone.. Why had he told- mel was to go with him, only to idisnppvint me. Then his

.___.___....-- _ ,,,,,,,,,,,,- ..D,, ,,,,,,,c,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,.,,,,. worldshwldldo

tions or invite guests while 1 am‘ away.” It was insulting.

unless Everett was with her, I stormed aloud. “I don't believe she

._»__,,l,,J . would have been so meek' and so sn; was the starter who addressed me. -

ly as to let him boss her the way he tries to rue!"

I really was more hurt than an-

gry, howevcr, and threw myself on my. bed and cried bitterly I thought

‘ AM of the promised shopping; the plays ho

we were to see~instead of wllicll l was to remain alone while he prob- ably saw the plays, und had a good time in other ways instead oi' shop- ping with me.

What had happened to change his

mind? , » .

I raised myself suddenly, my tears

ceased as ihe thought came to me. My jealousy flared. Was it because ol' some orhcr woman" Someone

_ ‘ ' ' .-freat demand, but _ the trclnendous

' Wllh Whom he Was 501113 A0 51"*-"5 rush llcginlling early and lasting fur ` his tlnlc-his evenings, .instead or img the night exceeded an expec¢a_

spending them with me gong

‘ A “I would go! Ile llnd told me l

` nllgllt, and he had no right to dlsap- _.-,

` point me without giving me i1 rcu- son,"l said aloud, drying nly angry tears. “l‘d show him I have some rights as well as that Lcolal”

Mrs. Gray llud hcnrd me at the

sation because I had had no oppor tunity to ol.\_yect.

“Will you call the rear, Mrs. Gray

l I will be down immediately," I said and I turned away so she would noi notice that I had been crying. “Semi lletty to me please.”

Hetty came at once, and I caution

telephone, but I was sure she had

V ___; been unable to judge of the convcr 1

9'] INST 710 lllll`1'Y 111111 SIMD DIY |1212 foreign words and phrases, forms of “Hd 09-l‘l‘Y,i5 d0Wll I0 Ulf! 081'- 1 Wait lddress, most common abbreviations ed Just Ions enough to udiust a veil med, characters ln literature, state then followed her. 1

I had dusted my cheeks (with pow-

der) and bathed my eyes, so that no traces of my tears remained _as I took my seat in the car.

“You will have to hurry a littlc

511;:-L-mcg: Thomas," I told tile chauffeur. "Wr H

' ° - _ . ' ll ___ U

have only ‘ust time to get to tl

train."

But we got caught in a jam at a`

crossing, and another one when therewas a slight accident to a ear ahead 01115. I did not feel so sure that we would catch it. I leaned for- ward, feeling almost as if by so do- c ing I was helping the car along. I Y rushed to the ticket window and a

replace I cried out

and chagrin stared at me, barrassed. I pallngs, and get on the train-anyway the man reminded me of him

Then I turned away, blinded with

tears. ` I felt thankful that my veil -though thin-was a slight protec- tion from the stares of the curious. I

and m

giving my hoisarbag _to one of the uniformed porters. ‘ Idld not wish the chaulfeur to hear Everett if he were angry and said disagreeable things because I had disobeyed him.

Thomas had gone! -What in the

“Good evening, Miss!" an oily

faced creature said with a leer as he

rrid chuckle that someway made e ill. "Cab, Miss?" .to my relieflsaw it

“Yes, please." t

“Where to ?" I gave him the address, then sank

gratefully back dn the corner of the cab and cried softly until I-reached

me.

Tomorrow--An Accident.

.si 1 .

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rect emorlal .

To Ypres Dead

LONDON, Sept. 9.~.-As a perman- llt memorial to those who fell at pres, it -is proposed to erect there church, on the -walls of which

Too III

"Work

Scores of Women . 5 -

in homes, stores, offices and factories are not flt to be at worlt.

_ They toil on clay after clay and* year after year suffering-

with distressing wea,l<nesses'and derangements, opmg against - hope that they will soon feel better,\bu_l: howcan they hope to clo good worlc or escape permanent lnvalltllsm? j

Such women are in danger of clerarlgement of women's functions. _ They owe it to themselves to try that good old fashioned root ancl herb .lémetly Lyclia AE. Pinl¢l1am's Vegetable Compound, which for more than forty years has been restoring Women to health and strength. _

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St. kim, N. B.-"I have used Lydia

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._ for blaclcler and lriclney troubles and _

backaclic and flnol it the best mecllclne

I ` I ever took. I usecl many other '

, remedies with very little result. I - A -- had two miscarriages and would have

been in my grave ere this If it had not been for your medicine. I always

l kee a bottle of Vegetable Com ound

in tlle house, and l feel fine to tlb my work for five in the family. lllave\ recommended your Compound to many peo le, and you may u_se this testimonial if you lilre. lt may help

some other woman."

MRS. ALBERT GILL,

` I7 St. Andrew St.,

St. john, N. B.

" And Another _

R ' , S lt.-“I g In througll thgggllanglss of Lifevgllscl 'lsullerecl two years with headaches, nervousness, sleepless nights ancl general weakness.

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___

Some days I felt tired and unfit to 'cle

my worlr. I gave Lydia E.. Pink- bam's Vegetable Compound a trial

Harbor North, 12 o'clock, arriv- 331_9_9ME§W}§§_ , ing at Picton, N. S , about 4 p m

WEDNESDAY AND SA-I-uRDAy_

Leaves Picton on arrival of noon

Beach Pt Geor o r , , e ‘ train from Halifax, calling at E .

80 acres of good land only 20 chains bought a ticket; 'then hurried to the lv

from Richmond Station, known as the gflte only so have lt slammed to the British military units which were lat., Arclubala Gillis farm. one third “hen I W” °"°“f time fee* away- oososed in the salient. The n nl

` o

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- w

soft wood and lumber. At the present can Do not mn”

another dn.£wlL.h

y Itching leed-

‘ ing, or Protrud~

` ing Piles. No

°“fl?i°“| °P°"' might suitably follow _the lines.of the

ati ired.

Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve? lyollegflonco ind as certainly curelzpu. (loc ll. cox; all iealers, or Edmanson. ies & Co., Limllod

Forcllto. Sanple box freeifyou nloltionthld church archiftsct will be asked ‘I-0

"'RF;'hLAR§'?,s'E I ewrwvl el1°l0se2¢' *mommy palnare. prepare designs in consultation' with

° "W" » - - ° the chief architect of' the city of

730-9-4M11iDd- i

ga V [tllon of a hostel, in which accommo- , _ .

Administrators Sale

TENDERS addressed to the under-

signed, for the purchase of the steam- cr HARLAND and the schooner

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to GENERAL MIDDLETON will be re- of organization is being undertaken.

the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived up tl 12 o'clock noon, of the iith ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Friday day of Oct. 1919. '

the 17th October, 1919 for the con- The S. S. "HARLAND" was built. voyance of His Ma_iesty's Mails, on a at Shelburne, N. S. -in 1908, Register- proposed Contract for four years 6 ed dimensions. Length 113 feel. times per week on the route Freetown breadth 27 feet, depth 6 7.10 feet gross ltal-al Mall Route No. 2 from the Post- tonnage 352. Registered tonnage 217. ,,,,,st,.,. Gene,-gps pleasu,-e, Ilas good accomodation for passengers

and is in first class condition. Silo

to receive sl proportionate rate of the Government subsidy, or accept de-

Post Oilice Inspector’s Office, A livery at its terlninlltion. 835-9-9-m3ipd. ‘

The "GENERAL MIDDLETON" was

She is 68 5.10 feet in length, 21 5.10

71.75 registered tonnage 67.93 regis- tered at illlntllam, N. B., Septclnller, 1917. During the winter of lil17-1918 slle was_retopped from the water line up, all top timbers, stanclleonsl, tran- som’ stern frame, knight heads, bills, mooring cllocks, llawser pipes, break deck beams, llatcll combillgs and hatches new. Cabin and forecastle re- newed. Has a new bowspirlt, a new topmast, new sails and running rigg-

Admlllistralrix

Murray River. 11 H- 111-; Murray Ploteu, N sept. 5th,1s1o. ass-9-lo-mlllmlolpa.

ould be engraved the names of all

a es

f the men who fell in the salient ould be recorded on tablets or

otherwise, as might be found prac- ticable, and be preserved in the archives of the cllurch. The archi- tccture of the cllurcll, it is suggested,

cloister of Yyres Cathedral, of which part is still standing. A well-known

Ypres.

Tile scheme also includes the erec-

ation and assistance would be pro- vided for those visiting the graves of the fallen. ~

The city authorities have promised

to present a suitable site. An ap- peal is being made for $125,000 by -the church army, by whom the work

I FARM FDR SALE

_-N . I offer for sale at Mitchell River,

Lot 54, my farm consisting of 125 ucrcs in a high state of cultivation. t is well situated and convenient to nllurcll, school and shipping ports.

Apply to. ,

M. M. 0'MARAH,

Mitchell River,

P. E. I.

Farm lor- Sale

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useful for constipation from which

lsulfer much. I have recommended '

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MRS. MARTHA W. LINDSAY.

Sl 0 Robinson St., Regina, Sfak.

Thousands of such Letters

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LYDIA E PIN

KHAM

THE SNOW LEDPARD

In the highlands of central Asia

lives this snow leopard, which never decendg below -the snow line of the

I" `-e-_

nlountalns. ll-ts color is a gray, ill- clining to buff. A few lnrge dark spots show about the lower parts and a number of smaller ones ccllgregato about' the head and the neck. Tile

--- . - _ __ V _ _.3 - , -es

buck and the sldesare' marked with faded looking brown rings or roseitei- The comparatively enormous tail Of the animal is fully as long as its body .-"Globe . "

within a half mlle` of the thriving town of Souris and convenient -to churches, schools and shipping. Farm contains 70 acres of exyu. good dry land well fenced and the buildings in first class repair. I Will sell with or without crop, stock

and farm machinery.

Any person wanting a good farm;

would do well to call and see this| ideal home. ‘ , For further particulars call or write.

p P. A. noonsv,

Bourls, East.

P. E. I.

_ I

THURSDAY-Leaver Montague at 8 "' _'NT.nNAT|°~AL "'ml""

ls, fn., calling at intermediate FRIIGHT AND PAUSINUII IIRVICI

.I '

ing to Georgetown some evening . 'TI' JOHN AND .orrou

_ and mm,|,,|,,g ova, ,,m,¢_ 9 Steamahip "océverngr Dingle!" Wil:Rpvl1‘8t£‘Joh;levery Wednesday at

__ ll. m. an e'sr a ur ay si 9.111- an c me.

FR|2¢;,rI§3::;y(;I°:;§g;'°_'g;“:§ The Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec. dueBoston.10 I. m. '-' ,_ mu m.,,m,,‘ n Pictu" about n Ehllrldnyl. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays, 1

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”"”' nes sooo s-rnsnooms .sour

' I . W ` A - I I - - .

A I I -. bANIfL N. TAYLOR ‘fllrtlllgl "”:m¢,_ Direct connection with Metropolitan steamer; for New\York-vll CIM ‘ A' & C 0° ,’ ' " \

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PGTATO DIGGERS

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We have on hand a number of the Proctor Potato Diggers. These Diggers are mlide on

the old Proctor Digger style and have been glvlng good satisfaction for over forty years, they are well adapted to all kinds of soil and will suit all widths of P tate Driils._ l '

Far-melfs in need of _a good Digger should call at onr showroom and select one, we are

selling them at the same prlce as last year. '

- ,mv 0, ,,,,,,,,, to con c-sal sralgnt mas ana fail lnromatloaapply to l ~ H "' A

` ;. V* - A `~ °"“°'-, wll.l.lAlA manual Plcrou-‘ . ' I ' .~ N _ _ , C _ARLQNIETOWIL 4 . SUMMERSADE 'A

.. I Nm una crass.. 35,., 21mm,.,,,¢¢_ ' ,_ A.c.elms|l. asm - net. Jolla. u..l`..... _ l l » - r - . . _- - _. » I W W _a p ,. ' , Wpmywp '_ J, , _ ,V _ \ _9

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