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QUEEN sr. cnfARLorrEro_

A Wionderiui Advance 4.

m_|;_r_|ig_inuuu

Como to this Woman after

Tahiti] E. Pillilialllfl

eta om to

I mme Her §,eu:lth V Eilensburg, Wash.-"After I was

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day mi; hiisband came ac rom town with a bottle of Lydia E. Pink- ham’e Vegetable

oiiNsoN, . o. , ens urg, as . J R N 8 Eli b W h

There are women everywhere who

long for children in their homes yct are domed this hapginess on account cf some functional isorder which in most

married 1 was not well for n lon time

_ and n good dial of

iiiiiiiliim the time was not

able to go about.

.. Our greatest desire ”f" __ was to have a child in our home and one

_,Cf i. - li ‘»'-’-.~-' as-.- sh _, _,... ff ~ ",542 §,f“§,i Compound and " " ly- wanted me to t.ry it. _:vu ,_ ~“ it brought relief

from my troubles.

I improved in health so I could do ni housework; we now have a little one, aii of which I owe to Lydia E. Pinkhom’s Vegetable Compound.”- Mrs. 0. S.

cases would readily yield to L dia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound: '

Such women should not give up hotpe

until they have givcn this wonder ul medicine a trial, and for special advice Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of 40 years experience is at your service.

A REMINDER

That 'lad' of yours, overseas. All

that is humanly posible is being done ff! see to it that he is well fed, well gfffthed and efficiently cquipped.

Organizations like the Y. M. C. A.

are looking to his physical comfort, healthful recreation and clean fun.

if he is sick or wounded the Red

Cross will provide for him with ten- der, loving care.

Yet there is one thing that ' will

bring n smile to his face and n joy to his heart that none of these can give; that only you can give- Your Photo- graph.

Tifhetiiook Studio

( _i fl-

ue studio

Invites All Summer Tourists

to Call and have their Photographs Taken while in the City.

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices

Personal attention to Amateur

Photography.

107 Queen Street

Phone 68-o.

l____.-_ -

A careful select

tion of every line of _lewelry marks our Stock.

We will be pleas-

ed to have y ou

call. _

W.N. Tanton

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EARI .Y FALL ` STYLES

_ Tie nw fail -stvle1 are 4_7 her.-showing the latest ‘ heels and de.-igir -the new - shades are Fred Morse- 7* New Yorr- Grey, Tobacco . Brown-rxtra -large show-

ing in Dark Brown ali st; le.-_ -Prices-

” $595 to $12.50

CALLBECK_-Mr. and Mrs. George Callback of Summerside a daughterm congratulations.-L. '

-DANGEROUBLY I LL.- Mrs.

Arch. L_ McLellan of indian River. received the following telegram un-` rler date of August 31st 1918. Sincere- ly regret to inform you No. 712140 Private Walter Joseph McLellan, in- fantry ,ofiicialiy reported dungerously` ill. First Australian Hospital, Rouen. gun shot wound in the head.

-THE BATTLE OF AUGUST 8th.

-Lieutenant Ernest Strong now ln; itest (‘an\p, England In a letter to his paircnts in Summcrsido fluted August 15th gives 1| short account of the battle of August Stfh which he took part in and in whiclfbuttlc many of the 105th boys made i-he supreme sacrifice. Ile says: “The big battle seems a night inure to ine now, so many of our best and bravest boys paid the price. I was the only ofiicer that came through it in our Company, four oiiicers went into each company and out of the two leading companies of our Battalion (thc 20th) only two- oilicers came out, one from each Company. All our company officers

,arc now dead. One Captain was kill- Ied instantly. the other two died of \vounds.i took command of the Comp- any when our Captain was killcd.Tho Germans paid iiho price doubly and more for every one of our boys. The troops we fought against were the ln-st of the German troops and all hill mon. Tho troops in the roar wore not so good as those in the front llne,(i noticed some were mere boys) but Oh, our boys went through them like chaff when they met them at close quarters. The machine gun

fire was very heavy. Many German prisoners were captured and they seemed glad to surrender and seemed tired of it all. Our killed were not so many as one would expect but some of our finest boys went. Young Leon- nrd Gay from home was hit in the shoulder but think hc will pull through O. K. After the day was ov- er (Aug. Sth) our boys enjoyed Ger- man black bread, jam and other ih-ings the Germans loft behind in

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cssh must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

-BAILOFIB RELIEF.-Today the I. O.D.E. of A-lberton and vicinity will distribute envelopes for Sailors Relief and will collect later towards the end of the week. Everybody is requested to be pltspared when they cali. li

-RED CROSS.-During the month

of August the ladies of the Summer- side branch of the lied Cross Society packed and mulled to our boys in France 240 pairs of socks and and at their last weekly meeting on Tuesday afternoon forwarded 40 pairs.-L.

\VESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Irene Mdiziluxi of Summer-

side is visiting friends in Moncton, N. B.-L.

-Miss Ruby I-Iuckcr of Summer-

side has gone to Halifax to visit friends.-L..

-Miss May Callaghan, Emyvnie,

spent n few days this week visiting friends in Summersidc. H

-Miss Margaret Griffin, Summer-

side is spending her vacation with friends at Glengarry, Lot 7. H

-Miss Ethel Strong of Summer-

side is spending a two weeks vacat- ion visiting in Charlottetown.-L.

-Mr. and Mrs. li. G. Taylor and

son Master Earle of Cliarlottelown have gone to New Glasgow where they will visit friends.-L.

-Miss Clare'McDonaid has left to

take up her duties in Rmevelt liais- pital. New York after spending lmr vacation nt her home in Bedeque,-L

_ -Dr. Ii.. F. Seaman and bride of Charlottetown passed through Sum- mcrside on Thursday on their way to Montreal and other Canadian Cit- ies.-L.

-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie' Donulds of

Moncton, N. B., Miss Clara Donalds and Mr. Mclvillo ilonalds of Malpc- quo are guests of Mrs. Nelson Rum-

thoir hurried flight,-L.

say. Montrose.-L.

The --Eastern Guardian"

. _*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..~Mn. Hanoto P. aonnon is

the Georgetown Guardian representa- tive.

E.\S'i‘EI(N PERSONALS

..*Mrs. Neil Durant of Graham’s

Road, is visiting Montague, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell.

..*Miss Hazel Campbell has return- ed to Montague after sponding the summer months in New London, P. E.

..*Mr. Gco.Poole, 'Montague left

Friday for Toronto, where he con- tinues his work in the Bank of Nova Scotia. `

..*Mr, Hook Vickerson, has return-

od from rt sliorr trip to the western part of the Island._ Mr. Vickerson says that the crops arc- further ud- vnnccd up there than in the eastern pnrts.`

smelt gugmius

iI.»\i.Il-‘AX, N. S., Sept. 7.-(Quotn-

tions) furnished by F. B. Mcflready & Co. stock and bond brokers, :nem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc~ Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)

CLOSING °RlGE8

]Yearerday]Today

AF... . 87 86*/4 Atchison . . . . ... 80 86% An.'u‘ondn . . . . ... M, F. Ct . .. . . . .. . Mex Nor Poivor .. .

Iicading . . . . . . . . ... ST.U... Cruoiblo . . . . . . . . ... U, P, . .. _ . ..

09% 68 102% 1011/_g 104'/ir 102% 92 89% 47% 46'/4 68% 67 127 125 70% - 87‘74 86% 67% 66% 80% 79 84% 84 104 101% 75% 74%

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For Health °" I

Poslfv-P1 r

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..°TWO CENTS PER WORD each

Insertion for advertising in this coi- umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

.."AN AUTO STRIKE IN MONTA-

GUE--Whether on account of the quality of gasoline or qualifications of the drivers thc autos have gone on strike this week. During Tuesday and Wednesday nights the telephone wires were bus-ily conveying distress signals to Montague, calling for help from all surrounding places an-:I lat- er severnl autos' were towed into the port, Car No. "140" was seen tearing up the mud near hill “G0” and “220" trying to back out of some obtrusive frog pond that stood between it and tho main road, while No. _"200’ con-' tinued cutting the figure "8" on the lower Montague rond. About this time; tho wind shifted und Montague was; aroused by n rumble of words carried;

on the east wind from t-he direction: of Souris -though could not bo read-4 ily translated was found to be tho' “Booster literature" wihere car Nof 82 wus piled up on the roful clicking for more gas, and the occupants planning the quickest way homo. Lat- er heavy swearing was heard in the direction of Vernon where some oth-

er car absolutely refused to turn nn- othor stroke. llut nt a into hour

Wednesday night nil curs had'rc-y ported nt the dressing station ex-. cept No. "339" which was last seen hitting thc high spots on :1 due cast coarse near Uigg Station and it would be wise for the driver to rc- membcr the words of the "jeweler." "An auto like a watch must be guid- ed by two hands.” -

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SIIINI lllllllli

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THE MEN OF THE' MARITIME MARINE CORPS.

_-L.;

FTW

‘Q -I % 3 T

Tho whole submarine campaign is

aimed to frlglitcn this non-combatant

I

_ -IT PAYS to buy in this Province -TWO CINTB PER WORD each

Nerves A

What tired nerves

ne-ed is- nourishment. Your blood has failed to supply this.

To get the system

right again you _must supply nutrition in con- densed and easily assi- milated( form, as it is found in Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

The blood is quickly

enriched, the vigor of the nerves is restored, digestion is improved, and soon you feel through the whole bo- `dy the energy and vig- or of health.

..i_i_./.i

Col, F. C. Jamieson I

To Comm ind

Siberian Force

continued from page 3

"Business interests nnd the respon-

sible elements in Siberia are anxious- ly waiting for an Allied occupation, even though they realize that the Japanese must do the work. The unanimous desire is anything for law and order, and if the Allies do not acl, quickly they will welcome the Ger- mans with full knowledge that law and order will be 'all they are likely to get. They say they would prefer to have the Germans an hour before their throats are cut than the Allies an hour later.

“Local residents are divided into

two groups, the minority consisting of merchants, lnnrllords, ex~ofl‘lcinls. ex-oflicers nnd nil foreigners. Wbiln this party is outnumbered by roughly five to one ,and is practically without arms, it is becoming actively oI`i<-111° ized and anxious for n test of strength. _A Public Citizens League has been formed and funds are being

liberally subscribed, with the_result ‘that it is growing in numbers and influence. Still, however, robberies. murder and v-iolence are of nightly occurence and many people are in a state of nervous tension. A great many have left lately, among them numerous foreigners who were in- fluenced by a. statement made bi' Admiral Knight to the, effort that it would be well lf women and children were sent away, as he could not be responsible for their safety. Follow- ing this advice, many were sent away. including the American counsui’s

wife and family. _ Ito" 'ne_contiiued ___________.__....

-illllll GERMAN PIAIIIS

lllfilllllli-il IN 'YIIR

LONDON,lSept,'l.-The British, 'flur-

ing the year ending. June 30th. lust brought down considerably ovez' 4,000 German aircraft while British machin- es missing have only slightly ox- ceederl 1000 It is officially atinnunccfl. od.

_

R .BEER N0 MiNEilNlllfll SIAIIS

WA-SI>iING'i`OT-i, -Sept. 7-Manufnc-

ture of beer in the llnitcd States will be prohibited nfter December lst next as fr war measure. This nn- nouncement was made to-nlg-ht by the Food' Administration, which said tho decision has been reached nt n ow ference bctwcon Prosdent Wilson ami representatives of thc Fuel, Food nnfl Railnoad Administrations and tho War Industries Board. ‘ ________.___._

’lllillIlil?Iil.Bl IIIIIPIIIII

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-The Unit-

od States Army' Transport, “Mount Vernon," formerly the North Gorman Lloyd Line°‘,"'Kron Prnicessln CecII'io was torperloeri' by an enemy suhmsrinu yesterday, 200 miles from tho coast or France, while ’ homeward bound. but was able to return to port. The report fo tho Novi' DBIIIWIDUYII I-0-¢|fl.\’ made no mention of any casualties am: it was assumed that no one wm- injured in the explosion.

force of the seas. But for them-

Cnnnrln would be wrecked, commerc-

folly. 'rue right rm- liberty would be im. _,Now is your opportunity to iepd a helping hand by subscribing gener-

Brltaln, Franca and italy would face MR B

starvation. ‘ _ _ Vi., - ,

Our armies could not fight. Q.; “ if -

5 A ‘

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r.om>os.» een. 1.1_m~>i» -' w. -A .Bi¢hop,__V.C. D.8.0.. 11.0. thenoted

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runuitcunuilui I

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oHAm.o1'rs'r6wN Manners ° - “°

Potatoes bus (new) .. .. .....$i..'iI0 Cabbage _ ‘Hay ton .....$17-\<18‘0m°M lb _ _ __ 'Black 0ats .. ......L00 Q.

_ ' ____'____. U ____i`0 Dk” ii) .....-....1 » .L --¢`.,.-,G ' V I "3 `-_N __,_.,. _‘O'lhadian airinan has been gasotted D, White Oats _il ,mmm “_” t .. ‘K &l§I(D°\'_ 50.*) _ “-_ _Jn N

- . . ~ " " -' I I nr' r ,<1 - ravi" " ....~‘ ;- ...ff _

ously to the aiiors Relief Fund. ,Lieutenant Coionai with the Cankdieu, Butter per lb , 4 _ I _ .... .. _ M

- *_ _ . .... ... ... ... ..».‘»¢- ~ ,__ __,___ ,__ _U Q. ~_~ _ "

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.Oi Autumn Hats--Ready

YOU ARF INVITED TO INSPECT 10-DAY THIS

REALLY notable advan_ce_show1ng of handsome

now tall hats. The exhibit incudes some_ of V_Il_1¢ lgvely new models chosen by_M1ss Wv_nne while visit- ing the Canadian and American Mdllnery centres a week r r two agoz- _

J

_ DL/\cK AND coLoRED FELTS- -SATIN FINISHED FELTS

-vaLooRs ,

-PLUSHES _ _ ' -LYONS VELVET shares

,. _ ~ -._:v,.!

Just such shapes as are now being shown in the smartest stores of New York,

Boston and Toronto. _

absolutely new stock. V

Lace Curtains, white-85c to $4.50 pr. '

'Y H

Renovating The Curtain And Window Drapery Section

“Rlii\OVA’l IN G,’ is hardly the word-the department is really made ‘

over-new shelving-new counter-new fixtures-and a wonderful range of

l`he most attractive thing about these lovely new curtains and diapciies

is that you are getting thoroughly new things at last ycar's prices.

That’s a statement that we’ri invite you to call a d test for yourself- Marquisettes and Scrims in White ivory Ecru-$2.25 to $11.50.

- ___ I

ular values.

yourself.

I) _

1' ~

A Manufacture-r’s “End of Season" -Sale Gave us Some Really Wonder- - ful Bargains in Marquisette Curtains

These come in scrims and marquisettes-all nice gor ds Our special 1

priccszun from $3.50t»$11.50 Will you come in to-day ard see them for

IF YOU DO NOT WANT FOO MANY PAIRS OF EACH PATTERN WE r

_ CAN OFFER YOU SOME REALLY WO \lDERFUL BARGAIN 5 IN THIS LOT

We c`eared out a makers odd Lot of from 3 to 6 pairs of a pattern-at prices that make it possible to' pass them over to you at about a third le s than reg-

i

Just Opened, _Some Classy

ored to the

to size.

r _

They’il look well till worn out.

$22.50 to $35.00 »

1.00

IOL' ii.\()W iT'S ANYTHIN

_.IIT I;-ASY ingot anzaiiy _iiaixdsoms tie at an attractive price these days here is a line wcpickod up the other _ day-lovely siikse-'-tasteful coiorings -. .and very smartpasiitne. ’ Thercsarfine range oi lthem and

_=they've great value at

Fall Overcoats

"Classy" is a much overused

word-but there’s no other' handy to describe these very smart new coats.

The very last word in style tail-

I

mi ute-shaped to say 'g

right, and every one of them accurate

~$i:0t).esoh '

Dee! lb .25-35

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mf rams is ................. ._ _.mr-.

Iiiides per lb ......I4-15

-_-- lstmw...

.. ......#13 ... ....25-3_0

Fowl . . . . . . . . ..$1.25tol1.'I5

'__ Chickens .. ... . ..|1.00 to $3.00 ‘T“°'d'7). ‘Cauliflower head ......B-25

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'Butter per lb ... .--4"'

anna- tasirii x1 u 3

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