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_ We have. a _splendid _ assortment of just the-
THING YOU 'WANT
and in all prices Patent Boot » ' Gun Metal Boots ° Kid Boots
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IT PAY! to buy in this Province. ' HATS.-See the new hats here at A'k‘ wa‘;n3§n?°:,::::_ to Me" _ A _
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and you will always malre` __ ui your drug and Prescrip. .tion sto-e. That is the ver- dlCf 0Ur_ cutomers have ` alieif Clfaliilg’ at ihls §[0rg_ -I _VI/0 fre to give every in~ d_ividu ai sale our best a ten- tion. _
Diouin today and try us
'vl_irt_her it be with a pres- cription or you may want' something in the sundry lure. _
We will give satisfaotfon
THE - _ MacKinnon Drug C0"
_ The Best Drugstore '
Box 332 Phone 219
in ritiiuolt, Heat Your I-'Iomr
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Y our o w n comiort and health demands even and normal heat ing in your home this winter-in every room and every corner.
That means you
heed oir Warm Air Heating System. Ask for estimates.
F .H. Trainor
80 Grafton St
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Professional Cards
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DR. CLIFT
Cl-IRONIC DISIABIB '
.CURATIVE TREATMENT by the month in advance, Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. P _ E . i . , Canada. HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. NOW
691-8-2M3mospd. ~
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Barrleter,"SolIoitor and ,
Notary Public `
Mllee Neweon Bleek, Charlottetown Brlnoh Ofllee, Georgetown llenev to Lean en Rael Eetete
wniinoiirtin is srr/iw .
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SELDOM SEE
' a big knee like this, but your hors#
may have a bunch or bruise on his ankle, hocli, stifle, knee or throat.
Af3_§`r..C?..!f‘l.§!_!Zf§§
will clean it off withour layin up the horse. No blister. no 'Init gone. Concentrated-only a few
drops required at :in application. $2.50 per some delivered. Dmrlbe your eiie lor r ini instructions. .rr nook s it nee. 1iBsoiui|Nl‘ff Ju.. ri.. ini.
_ upiie ilniiiient lsr mlakind. reduces Pslnlul Swelling!-
llnlnled Glands. Wenc. Burim. Varicose veins: lllsvl Pain and Iritlsmmulon. Price $1.25 e bottle etdniuini ol delivered. Liberal trlsl bottle piiripiid for l0¢. W. F. YOUNG. Fil). F...l4l hull lI|L.lomroe|.0elt. Abtoihliis ind ihiaurlne. Jr.. are mid: ln Cantdlrl
Do You Know- _
That we operate the only
Lens Grinding Plant on P. E. Island?
That we employ a skilled
Surface' _Gri_nder, and are daily grinding from the rough glass-the most co'n- plicated kinds of lenses ?
'l`hese are facts, which
mean a good deal to the Glass wearing public, doing away with th.. annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in b mail, you’l! get them bach- promptly and intperfect con- dition. _
Call in and look over our
plant.
G. F. Hutcheson |
Optometrist and Optician
Bsrrlsters, Attorneys. Notary Pub-
lic, Etc. Solicitors ‘or Canada Bank Llsocialion. Bank of Montreal, Can- ute. Permanent llnnturue Corpora-
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?rrleter. Bolleltor, ‘ otery Publlo, ete., V ,VO MONEY T0 LUAN.
A careful select
A s.r~\. ru-zssinu' `,l§lOI1 Of €V€I‘Y 11116
f Jewelry marks
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We will be pleas-
Miss D.Rudge ed to have y 0 u
Hairdressing and 05111-
Manicnre Parlours w.N.
Also hair goods for sais. 171 Gree
George Street. Phone M4-L.
Bills-It-iavrinrntt.
Jeweler
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, ies. which never contest' an honest claim such
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TRYON, HAMPTON AND BONS-
HAW-Rev. J. S. Mackay will coi: duct service next Sabbath, the 22nd Tryon 11 g niemort'I:-ifi service to tire memory, of Bruce Mackay, Haniptoii 3 and Bonshaw at 7,. 30. '
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. --
Mr. and'Mrs. 0. B. Wurlman, Crap 1_ud announce the engagement " of
,their daughter. 'Wiiiritrred to Mr.
_[ohh _S._ Shirley of Boston, Mass Marriage to take place next month:
READY TO WEAR HATS.- The
wonderful showing of new hats in- :ludes imported modeIs~ready to wear hats--designs trimmed and made up in our workrooms--new trimming iiiateriuls-all shown at Cl‘lLIrl0_f_teto\v‘n’s greatest mllllnery store all diiy today. Moore & McLeod ilitmltcd. V 1504-9-20M1l.
COFINWALL ANNOUNCEMENT. - - Rev. J. Heaney will conduct service
next Lord's ,day ut North Wiltshire- ll, Kingston 3. and (lornwnll 7. Thr- -iervico at North Wiltshire will he ledicuted to the uiemory of Priva’~;= Daniel McKinnon who was recently killed in ac-tion. The service nt Harrin- sliire at 7 will be conducted by Mr. I. D. Seumnn.
VISITED _BANK.-Mr. H. V. I`.
Jones, Assistant General Manager nf the Canadian Bank of Commerci. spent Wednesday in Cliariottetow2i_ After visiting the local branch, Mr. Jones and about u dozen frleniixi were entertained to luncheon by Mr. G. W. I~iart'Ison, Manager of the Charlottetown branch. In the after- noon lie -left on return to Toron' ~. going by motor to Suniinerslde ani calling at Port Borden by the way. This was Mr. Jones’ first visit to Prince Edward -Island and he exprcs sed himself as greatly pleased with foiuiitions here.
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MASSEY HARRIS CONVALE 3-
CENT HOME.-The Guardian -is in receipt of buile-tin 18 of the Kitty.;- wood. Conviiiesce-nt Home. Englanl, equipped and maintained by the Mas- sey Harris Company, its associate companies and their agents and ezii pioyees This number continues the story ot' this excellent institution. 1" ference to which was made in a for- mer issue of the Guardian. In addit- ion to the Prince Edward Island sol- 'lIei's previously mentioned as being treated there the later bulletin gives the name of Jolm B. McDonald, Cliar- lottetown, and Samuel Elliott, Win sloe Station.
ifinzir-d's Liniment Co.. Limited
Gents.-I cured n vnlunbie liiinrinu my of mango with MIN/\ltD‘S LI.\'if MENT after several v¢\h=rInr\r‘e~ Iv- ‘reated him without doing him any cermanert Hood.
' Youre, &o..
i WILFRID GANGNL
‘rop. of Grand Central Hotel '
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LET US HELP YOU
WITH YOUR PIUKLING
Our White Wine and Mah
Vinegar with all kind of spices- are what you need.
Do not forget that Winter s .ahead of us and you will- hen be glad you prepared for lt. Beer & Goff I
GROCERS _ .
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cisirliturss ritsviiis'
Ey e Specialist
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ery-coats, suits and-ture. M0§_\'B_~‘.5‘" GRAIN GRINDERS.--Just arrived MCI-‘emi Llmitei 1499‘9°mM1l~‘ shipment Maple Lea! Grain Grinders
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Dr.E.C.I'Iarris ,
.lie mililnery showing all dey today
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-.elling nt the lowest price Associat _d l<`ni-iriépril' Co-operative Company nfii. ” "' _' 1458-9-1sMsi_
YORK CIRCU|T.- The Methodist
services next Suuduy will be asfol- uws: 11 u. iii., Pleasant Grove; 3 pfm., Covohead; 7 p. m., York. Preacher. W. C. Turner.
Mi|.i.i,_NEnv` oPsN|Ne.- New
hats of every sort. will be shown heri at,tlie milllnery opening all day to lay. Moore & McLeod Limited.
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N`ovA scon'iA i-ronss eouei-rr. hir. Geo. R. Clark of Kensington, recently purchased a handsome dapplc gray roadster from I\Ir \\"illiam Brown, Lorncvilld, N_ S.
_.GOING OVERSEAS-Mies Gert,-ude Gallant who has gr-at.‘.i.ated from th: ilillsboro County Hospital Manchester. N. H. is visiting her‘parernts Mr. ant’ Mrs, John Gallant, Sumiiie`|-side. Mis.- Gallnnt expects to leave shortly fo Frniice, liuv»’Li-g en-llisreti with the Allis-i icau Army of Nurses.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAD -Tlto Rev. I). i\'IacLeaii will preach at Sl Catherines on Friday thc 20th it y.3o p.ni., Nine Mile Crock, Szilui' day at dziy the some hour, Solihull thc 22nd. Canoe Cove 10.30 :i.ii 'Cliurcliliill 2.30 and in the people. church at 7. p. in.
INTKIHSOH.-ULASTIC FIELD DAY- 'l`hc tcxiclicrs and pupils of Keusiiig _ ton Iligh School, :ind fivc contig- uous school districts will hold grant fctc day at Kcnsiiigton on 'I`hursd:i§. ()cI. 3rd Mitch iutcrcst is t:iI<czi'li_\ pupils teachers :uid rt large attend ance is expected. 'l`hc :ithlctic cout pelctiou consists of relay races running, jiituping and othcr. stand ard cvciits, besides many other fur producing sports. .»\ gzilzrdzty fo cvcry body is looked for.-K
TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT.-
ltcv. I‘. A. Fitzpatrick, ‘iuinister fI`i‘_voii at 11 a. ni. “The Tusk oi' th' .(’hui'ch_" Crapaud, at 3 p. ni. "Don" (Jive Up." Victoria. at- 7.30. The Min ister will assist in the big Rally Dai; programme. Spleriditi musical un' 'itorary exercises--liuve been arrang sri. Special collection. Young and oi are invited.-'(`rowd Vic-torlii Uhurcl next Sunday night. There is a wel come for you.-Mr. Richard Metcalfe will conduct service at Appln Road at 11 o‘cI0ck.
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URMER PASTOR -- The liulrifiit fax Herald says: The Rev. L_ li .f\cl<l:ind, pastor of the old North liaptist church, which joined with thc Taberuziclc, under the ziame of thc Baptist Temple, recently ii order to assist in the problem of th pastorate, tendered his resignation but at thc request 'of the congrega- tion ivitlidrcw it. Both he and Mr. Daley have shown a very flue spirit and a desire to make the future o' the united church their first con sideration. Naturally such a manly :md ` disinterested attitude ha' strongly impressed the congrc gation-they consider ilicuiselvc: lortuiizttc in their leaders. Thr matter of the site and the :idvcrtis ing of thc church buildings for sal' and the old mission hall on .»\gi'i cola street have not been finally dis posed of but all things point to th' erection of :i fine new church build ing on thc site before .rcfcrrcd to by The Mail,
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YOU CAN IIAVE AN ACHELESS HEAII
We h-.v- been tolci that r
headache isiarizely a mar. ter of ha it. This is true for if we suffer from head- _aches at regular intervals, ` and await their recurrancc, weli_probibIy not be dis-
appointed. _
our ilinnnciir ron brits
Overcome healaches by
removing the cau=e. ’ I _Keep them on hand ,re- gularlv. ready for immed- iate use; '
Price 10c per nite.
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tlllHNSON& IUHNSUN _
_ ' Trtlrdueltty Drugstore Mr. Kent lnl l_r,In`|e` Qtreele
COATS’ suns’ 'Irs'-'An diy to' M°°'°° & M°L°°d Ll"m°d~ All Belligerent Governments Invited
‘ Bargain in J ei‘s€§yS
w Enter Into Non-binding Dia- cussions With si View to Bring War to iui End-Germany Also Offers "Terms" to Belgium But No Word' of Reparatlon.
LONDON, Sept.. 16.-The Austro-
Hungarian Government on Saturday olilcially invited all belligerent Gov- ernments to enter into non-binding discussions at some neutral meeting- place with~a view to bringing about peace. The Holy See and all neutral nations also will be notified.
The Austro-Hungarian Govern-
ment states that the object ot the conference would be to secure an ex- change of views which ,wo_uld- show "whether those pre-requisites exist which would make the speedy in- auguration of peace negotiations ap- pear promising."
The Government announces that
a note embodying its suggestions had been addressed to the various belligerent powers, and that the Holy See had been apprised of the proposal in ii. special note. The Gov- ernments of the neutral states also had been niiide acquainted with the proposal.
The proposal calls for all the bel-
Iigerents to send delegates to ri “confidential and unbindingcdisciis- sion on the basic principles for the conclusion of peace, in a place In a neutral country and at ri near date that would yet have to be agreed upon."
The propoeai says the conference
would be one of "delegates who would be charged to make known to one another the conception of their Governments regarding those p;in- ciples, and to receive analogous com- munications, as well ns .to request and give frank and candid explana- tions on all those points which need to be precisely defined."
It is understood that. the British
Government has received the Austra- Hungarisn peace note and also the proposal, previously referred to, that all the powers should withdraw their troops from the Murman territory.
It is also learned that Germany
has made n. pence offer to Belgium. The terms of this proposal are us follows: ' ' That Belgium shall remain neil-
tral until the end of the war.
That thereafter the entire econo-
mic and political independence of Belgium shall be reconstituted.
That the pre-war commercial
treaties between Germany and Bel- gium shnil again be put into oper- ation after the wat' for an indefinite period. t
That. Belgiuiu shall use her good
offices to secure return of the Ger- man colonies;
That the I-‘leiiiisli question shall
be considered, and the Flemish mi- nority, which alded the German iii- vadcrs, shall not be penalized.
The proposal contains no word re-
specting reparation oi' indeinnities, no admission that Germany wronged Belgium. ' “Austria again is Gerinany’s cat.'s- paw," was the comment generally heard in London to-day when the news of Aust1'ia’s invitation to the belligerents, "to confidential non- binding discussions at a. neutral cen- tre," became piibiic. It was not con- sidered surprising that Austria should make ii. move to secure peace, for Vienna. since the early days of September has been the scene of many conferences of the istatesmen of the Central Powers and of Teu- tonic allied monarchs.
Week before last Admiral von
Hintze, the Geruian Foreign Minis- ter, was there, and besides having along conference with Baron Burian, the Austrian Foreign Minister, was received in audience by Emperor Charles. Likewise Kim; Ferdinand of Bulgaria, on his way brick to Sofia, had a conversation lasting an hour with Emperor Charles.
Talaat Pasha, the 'I‘urkish Grand
Vlzier, also has been hovering around Vienna and Budapest and giving out
interviews declaring that ii. military
victory by either side is now im- possible.
It had been thought the Austrian
Emperor intended to ask hor media- tion either by the King of Spain or the Queen of Holland, bint he has gone no further than, without dis- closing any terms, to ask for ii non- blnding discussion, and incidentally. by sending a note to the Pope, to endeavor to secure the Pontiff’s eup- port foi' the proposal.
Allies Naval Coiuicil Meet.
PARIS Sept. 16.-The Inter-allied
Nnvnl Council assembled nt the Min- istry ot Marine, Friday, under the presidency of Georges Leygues, the French Minister of Marine. Great. Britain, the United States, Italy and Japan were represented at the con- ference, and the Naval Attaches of the allied nntions accredited to Lon- don, l’ni~Is and Rome were present.
British Cusunlties.
LONDON, Sept. 16. - Castraities
among the British forces- reported for the week ending Saturday total 21,445, compared with an aggrmale of 20,640 in the previous week. The casualties were divided as folioevs: Killed or died of wounds: Omcars. 563; men, 3,514. Wounded or mim- iiig: Officers, 1,702; men, 1i5,666./
Clinrged With Homicide.
LONDON. Sept. 16. - Pte. John
Powers Moore, Canadian Royal High- landers. remained in London charged with causing the death of Henry Bur- ton, it civilian, said he saw Burton, trying to rob a soldier- and so felled him. He did not intend to injure him.
Fighting is in progress in- the Rus-
sian province of Nisnhi-Novgorod/ be- tween the peasants end the Soviet troops. g ,
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.lt sometimes happens that A married mm ‘hes s. greet deal to ny, but his wife wont lui him lay It. ' ~ -
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tmp autumn Linrprens ni‘ttn` hush*
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offering. .
' They are noni-
grey, navy and -igh
These jerseys were hou ht last Season, I
at very little over hall the present price.
the shoulder, and the siz. s are 22 to 32. '
Get all yr ti i<__qui-I---tr-.\jay_
Nii\'I;TY t F.I\'l 5 PII-_C‘I
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lf you have a boy who needs a Jersey, `
you should get acquainted with this
tlrv are shown in I I-mc, »buttnr'ied Oli
MEN’S COAT f1'~;\’t-JATERS
on VERY
we are frank in tellin
price. _
,VALUE -_ $5.00
_ Hans is csrr'rAir\~i.v run BEST ` $5.00 sweater_irt Prino ,I'il»~= rd Igl;mf].._ .
o‘d stock-~ _bought many mor.. r S ago, and bought at little more than hall rf e present
' You cannot afford to buy _a sweater coat without ser-ing these at
FIVE DOLLARS
‘ PECIAI. `
g I" h~-t they are
GRFAT oLovEs .ir $2.00
lining, sizes 7 1-2 to
$2.00
Tan Mocha, with fine him fierce
fitting glove, anda ieaiiy nctabn vaiut at
10-trite dit ss) , well
Moore & McLeod
Limited cHAni.o1"rE'ro .\'N
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I.t)i\Il)()N, Sept. 15.- l‘rincc ‘ctcr /\ Kropollri lutsfbceii arrest- ‘d at `l?ctrogrnd charged with par- ticipating in an lfluglisli conspiracy 'gainst the Bolshcvlki Govern uciit, according to un Aiiistcrdairi lespalch to thc lixcliaiige 'I`cIe- jraph Co.
IN tvmmlm ,
'ill' I lI.'iI'f`-HAEL FITZTIMIVIONG
The wliolc coiiimuiiiiy \\':ii‘ orry to learn that .\'lrs. .\llchrici Vitzsiiiiiiioiis of .\Iouti‘o.»'c had iassed :twny on thc cvcuiiig of thc I2tl1_instant_'l`hc tlcccasctl lad_\' .viis in her (huh. _\'c:tt' :ind \\'a>' vcr) ` ‘iighly cstcciucd anioiig zi hirgc irclc of friends :uid :ic<|iuiilit:iiicc.= for hcr marry cstccimiblc t|tiulitic.= of head :uid hcnri. She was a drtughtcrrof thc Izitc I)uuc;iu .\lc~ Lcaii, Esq. OT Long Rlvci' and shi' leaves to mourn hcr l1u.<h:tii<l,.foiir dauglitcrs :md three sons, .\lr.<. lohu Dorgzin, .\Irs. .‘\lonzo Ready. Tigiiish, and Mrs. Ray Shea. Mout- rosc :intl Iiiiiily, Cnlg:ir_\',,‘ who was :it‘licr_uiotlicr’s licdsidc`iii hci' last momeut.~': Messrs. (`o.=iii:ir. :uid li"li:icl_ L`:tIgar\'. I.lcut. l):uiit-I. R.F.A_ Toronto, Anotlicr .sou llcrn- ard was recently killcd in I"r:uicc_ while scrviitg with thc _\nicricnu troops. '
I-Ier funeral took plncc to tin-
Sacrcrl llc-nrt t_'hurch. Alhcrton ou Saturday morning lust and was largely attended. _
'l`hc tiuurdizui joins in sympathy
with tht- hcrcnvctl family.
PERMANENT ADVISORY COM-
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OTTAWA, Sept. 18.-'Prominent ueinbers of the opposition in Perlie- ment iind party workers getliored In Ottsvre end conferred. with Sir Wil-
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REPORT FROM THE MT. ALBION
RED CROSS _
A report of thc work done by the
Mount Albion Red Cross i`i‘oiu Juri- uard 22nd to Scpt.3rd 1918-ns.fuiIows:
To Balance on hand from last re-
port ivas $14.25
Received from collections ‘during his time was $52.81 Proceeds from public sale of
goods given by the society aiid "ol'l'i'er`ii held at Joshua Biilluius on March the 19th .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Mr. Robert Jenkins' Ice cre'im fes- ivnl . . . .__ . . _ . . ... $20.40 Social at liartnoy hull July 23rd $35.63
Expenditure amt received $172.59' Paid oitt for yarn _ _ . . . . . .._ $86.10 Paid towards prisoner of war since
iiinunry 22nd $42.66
Expenses in connection with the
soclnls ._. . . . . .__ $3.37
Amount expended . $132.13 Donations:-Mrs, Christina Chand-
ler, 1 lb yarn. Mrs. W. R. Chandler. 1 piiir socks. Mrs. John Jenkins, 2 pairs gloves, Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, 1 pair gloves und 1 lb rolls. Mrs. B.
Jtnlrius. 1 pair socks; Mrs. Richard Stewart $1.00, pr. socks and 1 lb rolls Mrs. R. Jenkins $1.00.
92 pairs of sf:r,!:s has been handed
in by the Society and 13 boxes, pnoir- ed und sent’ to the boys at the front with a fiiir. quiintityol' yarn on hand. unil ii balance in the funds of $40.66.
To cnnhie us tn carry on the good
work.
Mas. senrnmm .lit'NK|No
Treasurer
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