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_ Lanlive Coiifection

l Owing in the failure of the . bowels r o act properly Sub' s stances which natureiotpnd-

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zn?s(:s'a_iid'manv other allied affections result. Fg,m` ti l'eves

all them coeirdixtlignsyatid dives permanent relief as well by toning up the bowels and overctxningi_ their tendency to constipation.

- Figsen acts lmildly. Fig- sen contains _tio drastic our tives. It is perfectly

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delicate women.

In handy tin boxes 25c.

Sold only by

J. G. Jamieson

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BRACELET

WATCHES

Our sai_e of _these popular

Watches is daily _increasing. Our stock consists of the Celebrated Waltham and also the best Swiss makes either extension or strap.

G. H. Taylor

g Jeweler & Optician S 8187-4-11Mtf.

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DIARY OF EVE N TS.

UIQ

hargailess and may beused

by ciiiiai-eu and the must ` DRUQGIST

22.56`

lcloai

Ixmurss or 'rim i>iiEssiz'i‘snx.I

‘ At Kensington and within the Pres- byterian Church there on TussdaY. August tweiity-niiitb, nineteen hun-

» l

` The SChO0l'l€l'. Ma_fl€:dred and sixteen, and at ten o'clock

Brown” is now discharging 625 tons Anthracite Coal. She will be followed by “Nin- eta M. Porcella" with 825 tons and by the “Mary Manson "Grueser” with _1300 tons, all of the hi best Grade Amer

can in Egg. Stove- ters. and Messrs Schurman, lftamsayi,

and Chestnutfsizes.

As prices are sure to»adv~

ance later on, we would sug- gest booking your orders at once, and taking delivery from vessels, you will save -money. '

EIIJNTAIN BELL & (.0.

Farm for Sale

Aa l am retiring from farming I

offer for sale my well-known farm at Elliot's Station, containing 67 acres, conveniently situated to Church, School, lumber and roller-process mills. All necessary buildings in good repair. A stream runs through the farm and there is water in every iield. The farm is in the best possi- ble condition and intending purchas- ers should examine it now while the crop is growing. Will sell with or without crop, stock and implements.

JAMES R. ELLIOTT.

1722-8-30W4lpil.

Property For Sale

We are authorized by Peter Stuart,

Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro- perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ- ated on Brackley Point Road, 8 miles from City. lt not sold by Private Sale by 20th October it will be offered ‘by Public Auction with stock crop and implements of which one notice will he given. Apply Peter St.uart, on premises-1 per Beiij. t':irter, Auctioneer.

1795-9-2Mti. ‘

Farm For Sale

A splendid farm in Uig consisting

of 146 acres of good dry land of which about 75 acres are cleared, the balance being covered by ii choice ‘ot of lum- ber. hard and soft wood. The farm is well watered, and only half a. mile from railway station. All the crop grown has been fcd, on it, thus leaving the farm in a good state of cultivation. For further particulars apply to Mr. J. S. McLeod, Ulgg East.

1129-7-24Mwf3mospil.

1 NOTICE

The H. N. S. of St. Peters

have Notices out calling for tenders for the hauling ofthe old “cheese factory". Parties wishing to contract should fcommunicate, with JOHN F. MCISACC, Secty.; before the

12th inst.

By Order

St. Peters Bay Sept. 4th 1916

'For Sac'

'ro-nav. 15 h._p. Imperial Gas En-

Chief Magis-trate's Court. 0 11- fu Prince Edward Theatre 12, 0.4!. ami

8.45.

.=£-2--H' DEATHS

.` N,-Di I t St. Peter's on

giekgggnggpt. 4tn?(M:u. 7'. D. Buiuur- son. Funeral today (Wsdnesdam #ll 2 p.m.

_.0 Se t. 4th, 1916, at Alex-

zxdeimzot 29, Jlzmqb U. Judson. in

'mg 51st year of his age. Interment

at Pownal cemetery. Thursday Bl 2

fine with reverse gear and riction Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or

J AS. D. OFFER,

Cha rlottetown

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BOSWALL-Died on Sept. 4 after~a ima: iiiueus. Albert Bvsvell afegv if es.rs'and 6 mouths Fnnera ei

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

y ~ . nesday. sept. 6 at 2-30 P~ '11-» 1° f"’“" Land Regidntioiis

iisl Cemetery.

death took place al London. on Aug. 28th

aged sixty-two years late Mr. Alexander

leaving two sisters and' two to mourn the loss of a kind

sister.

Charlottetown, Sept. illness. Elizabeth, bo- Du .

and two chil-

grent loss. sincere~ funeral was private

of Mr. Albert

lad

years

Tu ii

sole head ofa family or any male over

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tetiewm or Aibgis. iraq? mint ap-

ps? in person at the omlnlon ds Agency °'..'::.~‘:r.:°~.‘:.::~°.....‘>'1:.1~i.-.r.:§'1~-1 in e o big not gag-Agency on certain ocndl one.-mc’

tl ixinoiiihn reddengf upon and cui-

tivnatnoftholnnti in each three lan. A liomesteliar may live thin nlnc eaofhis

home¢As¢l fn 'i i an ea-tain eou3i'1i:n|.°".'4 °iisi:i°uill4“n 34°:

chem", |ea,. giraldlécept where residence is p:t`loi1nedin

......"i r'°"‘ “"°'if.f' °."°:‘.:.“.*:'.:':" sr' -ide i»i=liT:!|i°::'4h%ml1mp¢r alfa. ° '

irntlrs-Bitmt dence in each of thrg

years after ii liomutsad tent: also

is ifm if Mai i r

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relict or the mllgimnuteui Tlizubian mn"

predeceased °“°'?. U' °°”' °"

'81

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forenoon.

At which piaco and time the Pres-

bytery of Prince Edward Island inet and was constituted. Mr. G. A. Su- therland Moderator, with whom were present Messrs. (Dr.) Fullerton, Fra- ser, McNeill, Macl-Iattle, Irvine, Robt. Murray, Lockhart, J. S. MacKay, Stir- ling, Murchison and McColl minis

Humphrey, Corbett and James, El-. ders.

The clerk read ii letter from itev.

Dr. Shearer re appointment of mili- tary chaplains.

At the request of the Moderator Mr.

J. H. Fraser took the chair. On mo- tion of the Clerk, Revs. Dr. Archibald and W. I. Green were invited to cor- respond.

On motion, Messrs. R. Murray and

J. lilMacHattie were appointed a committee to examine the session re- cords of Long River and Kensington.

The Clerk laid upon the table a

call from thecongregation of Wilkie and Scott, Presbytery of Bsttleford, Saskatchewan, to Rev. G. A. Suther- land, of New London North and Ken- ~sington, with accompanying docu- ments, reporting that he had cited the congregation to appear for their in- terests at this meeting.

Mr. E. Lockhart for the coiigrega-

tion calling and the Presbytery of Battleford forcibly presented the claims of this important field.

Representatives from all sections oi’

Mr. Sutherlaud’s congregation were present and were -heard as follows: Messrs. Ramsay, Andrew McLeod, Johnson, Stewart, Laird, McMurdo, McKenzie, Brown and Newton Mc- Leod. Tliey all bore splendid testi- mony to- the faithful and efiicient work of the pastor and to the pros- perity which the congregation had ex- perienced under hls ministry. Spe- cial mention was made of Mr. Su- therland's work among the young.

After a brief reply-from Mr. Lock-

hart und an earnest plea from Mr. John Stirling on behalf of the Pres- bytery and Synod of the Maritime Provinces for the retention of Mr. Sutherland in his present field, on motion of Dr. Fullerton, duly second- ed, the call was placed in Mr. Su- tlierland's hands.

Mr. Sutlieriaiid, while' conveying

his sincere thanks to the congrega- tion and Presbytery for their splen- did acknowledgment of his services,, yet felt it his duty to accept the call.

On motion of Dr. Fullerton, second-

ed by Mr. J. S. MacKay, the Presby- tery acquicsced in Mr. Sutherlaud's decision and agreed to grant the tran- slation, instructing Mr. Sutherland ifo hold himself at the disposal of the Presbytery of Battleford, his present piistorate to terminate toward the end of September.

Both the mover and seconder paid

ri well deserved tribute to Mr. Suther- land’s labors in his own congregation in the Presbytery and in the Synod, and on behalf of the Presbytery ex- pressed deep sympathy with the con- gregation ln the loss of such -a faith- i'iil and efficient pastor. "

On motion, Mr. John Stirling was

appointed interim moderator with ln- struotions to declare the pulpit vu- cant as speedily as possible.

The clerk read the 'resignation of

Rev. J. C. Martin of the pastoral charge of Cardigan. liiasmuch as there was no evidence that the con- gregation had been cited, on motion the resignation was laid on the table.

On motion the Presbytery, at the

FOR SALE at Elliot's Station, very desirable property, consisting of one acre or ground, with splendid house' and' out- buildings. All in prime condition, fine orchard, excellent pump, about tive chains from church, school and store. Appply to

- w. _C. WOOD,

'l0liiot's Station, P. E. l.

1844-9-6M6i.

' For Sale

A farm at Milton consisting oi' 70

acres. 9 miles from Charlottetown in first class state of cultivation. House nearly new. out-buildings in good'ie~ Dair fenced with spruce hedges good orchard. convenient to church and school. Apply

ANTHONY ESSORY.

New Wiltshire. R. R. No. 4.

1790-9-2Mlii1wkpd.

1 Card of Thaiiks

“i beg to thank my Friends for

the generous support and help they gave me in the Guardian Contest, I am proud that I won the first Grand Prize, quite proud

to know tliatl have so y Frlendewhich made it nossi le forinie to win with such~a big mayo . < _ --

AYNNIEAC. McGOWAN.

Kilmuir'P. E. I.

1847. ,

cud oi riuui..

wilh,»it*t.i° tlignltngill ttliosenwullig

.'. _ e ‘

c"'1%'iu'you. -cuupaioi eliibiiu _ me to win the Second 55‘.’.°a.."’*'§.‘I-’.?2‘.!°‘.i.*’.i°.‘.i.°I.‘;° light'ed#’lithe'in. Againthanlt-`

inq mvfrlends and all who help-‘, Cd lTl¢.~ - iam: hack

_ .n_ mailo :rlelin ilnr I am nggrp

that congregation for one year. ill 3 stipend of Fifteen hundred dollars.

tion of the congregation of Strath-

Hartsville from its present congiega tion and union with Brookfield. Mr.

oi’ the petition.

rearrangement oi’ thi- coiigi-egatioiis that iiilglit be affected liy the propos- eil change was i'ei‘ei'i'ed to the fol- lowing committee: llr. i1`ullei'toii, Coiivener; Messrs. G. Millar, J. Sill"- ling, J. M. McLeod (Sr. Peter‘s Bay) and A. J. McNeill, ministers; and Messrs. A. S. MacKay, D. Schurmaii, Geo. B. McNutt and the Clerk, Elders, with instructions to proceed with all possible speed 'and to have power to cite sessions and - congregations as they may deem expedient, and fur- ther on completion of their report, to call a meeting of Presbytery which shall have power to issue the whole matter.

On motion it was agreed to call ii

congregational meeting at Covehead for the purpose of iiioderutiiig in ii call on Monday, Septcmlzcr eleventh, :i_t seven o'clock eveuiiig; Mr. J. H. Macllattle was appointed tu preach at Covehead on Sabbath, September- tliird, and Mr. T. A. Wilson on Sep- tember tenth, with instructions |.o read iiotlce of such meeting. The committee appoliited to examine the records of Kensington and Long River, reported certain omissions and changes to be mude. With these sug- gestions they ,recommended that the minutes be attested.

On motloii, Mr. J. M. Macleod (St.

Peter's Bay) was appointed Modern- tor for the unexpired term of Mr. G. A. Sutherland.

The Presbytery then adjourned to

meet at the call of the Moderator and Clerk, of which public intimatloii was made und this sederuiit closed with the beneiiictloii. ' ‘

ll. J. FRASER,

Moilerator pro tem.

'|‘. i‘. .IAMI-JS,

(‘ierk.

ORGANIZATION OF WORK A MIRACLE.

Premier Aequlth so Refers to That Done iln the Relief of Belg|um'| Starving.

stateifieni, said the Premier. "Mr. Hoover, the head oi' the movement, and tlicse associated with him, have had to provide, and are providing every day, food for over nine millions of

age person. The amount of money no-

uoming into the unless- or tie~-Bei gisn Relief Committee, 59 St. _Peter Street, this city, as it T0'-‘I-ill¥.;0f..\l\8 new appeal that is , being midi! f0i' funds_ __ .

Here in ii characterisi:ic_le§gr:_from Mr. n. Mcnuugiiiin 'qi the cbwllt- gn Motor Car., Linlitod._ PAURWI, ui. f 1- . "Treasurer Belgian 'l\!lfif"’U.“l- "se si. voter sweet; 'lfctitrbl

Deiir Sir.-,

"l enclose

fifty dollars Fund. Were people, who

...:....| FLORENCE Bowuass, ,...,.,... ,,,,.,

lm _Q _A A Bedeque. E..

At a meeting of the Executive of

’Diiilcultiee- in teaching. Miss Jeanne

\Ai-senault. Study of nature. Prof. H. _

Blanchard. The position of the

' ‘Fi-uuuii Acudiauii iu Prince iniwuni . -

_ Island.

,' All these papers brought-forth val- uable discussions and many good sug-

__.._. lgestions were siyen. Able discourses'

w .

Clarke being in the chair the following business transpired: _ W

me i-‘ioi-ui society at Dr. Pothiuru Gauthier. Father Afsemull and HBV- oiiice last Saturday evening, P1-of_lDr. Chanson inspector, Gallant, Rev.

Esther Boudevault in his speech of

It was moved by Mr. Alley seupu. Considerable interest was shown

re delivered by Rev Father

elcome made some good remarks

ded by Mrs. Louson and carried that all funds of the Association over pay- ment of expences. be handed over'-to‘

the Siege Battery. f"“ ' " “ f

by Mr. Houston and carried tha`.t. ii", ful1'sta.tenieut of accounts 'be pub-

Moved by Mr. W. S. Louson and

unanimously carried that a, vote of thanks be extended to members of Siege Battery and Concert Committee for their excellent entertainment, also to all those who in any way helped to make the Flower Exhibition the suc- cess it has proved to be.

This resolution includes, thanks to

all working committees to the City for the gift of the excellent Band at

"‘f‘l“'~"“ "f the S6990" of Zio" Concert, to the Judges. Prof, W. S. F-ll°k0 OD the Eelwral DU\‘D0S`B Of me Cl\U¥`Ch» “Breed £0 '1PP°l“¢ Kev' J' D' Blair and Rev. Mr. Trevett and .those °°“V"`""°“» UW °Ul“ll1"‘li“3 f°‘at“"° Mackenzie, of High River, Alberta, to who sem in flowers for deco,-M|.V@ bein the reservation of the French

purposes. ' .

it is to be regretted that ii number

The Clerk read a petition from cer- oi' children on the morning after the “°h°°|“ “ml pmced h""”elf ‘ll me ‘"""

gain members of the I-Inrtsville sec- Exhibition took away the prize rih- D

bons displayed on the Exhibits of

albyn, praying for separation oi' f1°W°"9...““d Prize Winner” ‘"8 B

. _ . 1

quested to be patient uritll more

f f th great interest taken ,_

Moved by Mr. L. llhsxsrd seconded 0;1t"i:;'0oedl:>cm0‘; of me y.0uth_ The SIZOS. Will

closing session contained. the ques

throughout the four sessions and many teachers took part in the dis- cussions . The attendance _of pupils rom the parish was large. evid-*

tionbox and scveial quest-ions' were-

"shed in daily papew' ‘ asked and fully uni-we‘re4l.

, \ , .

QAGEIWBI Y GU* ` W _ _ H -_ ./ A . I 6, l9i6.,»

. ~

,T COA L

HOUPIV expected from

New York per. Schooner Bertha L. Downs 1100 Tons azigg _Fi-_ Schooner *_‘.Rivjeri;_i': PHS .'=<1\iel1f.v»-iii.

kind

ce their oioers and take elivery oi their Coal whilst

boas are secured and printed hy the I) Society

lows: President Mr. Mnise Gallant, (ire-elected' by acclauzption), Vice- I-‘i‘ei.‘. Mr_ Dennis Arseiiault, Secret- ary Prof, H. Blanchard. Seve-ral coin- mittees were then named' after which the meeting was brought to ii close. » ,

Hon. A. E. Arsenault from Summer-

side was able to assist at the closing. session and hi' an able discourse

S D »

language. l-le showed' himself greatly liiterentc-;l in the welfare ol' the

osal of hir- people to help further their cause Rev.Father Monaghan war. also present at one- session aiiii said

few words to the teaciiers in which. e explained to them the advantage t’ reading good books. lie also spoke

The election of officers was as fol- disghafging-, ` '

C. Lyons &Co

Phone l~ll

Professional Cards

MORBON I DUFFY

..1

Bsrrleters emi Attorneys tlolicitorl for Royal Bank of Canada

. > - . F

D. McDonald was hearii in suppoii. The following is u mt or mp door on good reading iii i~i4.liool. lupiln

receipts, at the two days of Flower

Ou inotloii of Dr. Fullerton, second- Show llogefhel. wuh a "S, of me ei c

ed by the Clerk, the whole mutter of pendnureg: ' I

TOTAL RECEIPTS.

l'lepoall.eil in llaiik of Mon-

Anniial fees per A. A. Alley 23.50 Mr. Tennant, Secretary abt. 18.00

$102.00

'roi'/ii. Exeeuoirunss.

$10.50 10.00

.50

‘ 5.70

12.11 0.35 8.00 0.00 7.44 13.60

$80.20

This will enable the Prince hldwiird

Island Floral Association to hand over to the Siege llattery Fund about $80.00. 'l‘lie very few members of this Society would like to make up a hundrd dollars, but cannot see their way to do so. instead of having a membership of about fifty lovers of flowers. at 50c. each, H-~ memliership should be 1,000 in our City alone. If citizens generally- would appreciate the fact what the Society is doing not only cultivating the growth and love of flowers but -ridding dollars to real -estate. and beautifying the City ge-_ ,uerally they would join and help on the good work. An invitation is now given to all to join. Any new members joiniiig now or subscriptions sent ‘iii to Alley at Co., will go to the Siege Battery Fund.

it would be ii iilce thing to give

$100.00 to our boys in khaki who are going to ilglit our battles. Will you help render to make up that $20.00?

Prize Ribbons etc.

Salary, A. F. Houston Large Bros., horse hire Advertising Patriot

Advertising Guardian Advertising Examiner A. Irwin, Printers Back Yard Prizes Arch and decorations Cloth for tiililes, etc.

TEACH1ER’8 CONVENTION

Acadian Teachers Convention was held at Egmont Bay. it was s splen- ‘did success and no doubt the result obtained will be beneficial to the teachers. To the able' president Mr Molse Gallant whose untiring zeal was such ii helpful factor, can be atf tributed' in' a_ large measure the' suc- ce-.is of the meeting. The following

"A mimic or scientific orgauizu- teachers- und' students read Danm-

tion," iire the words which Premier Ml" MU'5“°"|t9 L9¢|B\`°» DBDBY 6”' Asqullh used a short time ago to de- ;-::|‘l’d».2|‘;1ill¢|0l\ 1% P;1!\l'9‘n|:-;lldl0Vl2i;'d9 1638-8-25M24i. scribe the work accomplished by the 9 " "°“- 5'” °t 9 9*' ' ' ' ' ` Belgian Relief Committee. “mm mad a paper' Tncherp' “nd Avid;.gld"i:a'hiil?l;*TPoiii)hlll=T4‘iir|i;;'l€l

...rhm my I benevei not an over_ pupils. Mr. Frank Doiron, Discipline

in school. Mr. I-‘rank Arsennult, Art of good reading. Mr. Peter Leclare, How to study_ Mr. Dennis Arsenault,

. _

people. ilve millions of,whom are prac copy.) in-.iiiiy iiefuiiuie." - ' Se"-T>”EEC`i3ii`Ec‘i"'"wi'rn" THE The eliflrmily of this work is be English mfiiiiifaciurers. iiepreiieut-

youd ilie comprehension of the aver- when Wanted to can-y om- excim..

cesssis I0 provide daily only enough -ro he so, _ ~ ing Curtis. spurs or whole time. food to keep these Door People from of the prei:|355p;|§l‘é‘?”ll‘;§:o;ltl`l;°‘lr0l‘Il R9l1resentative's already making $6- death by starvation can only be imag- Cha,.|om,town on T'hu|.Bday 'me Mid UD dillly- 0\`fi€'i‘9 “H994 Wmllll ineil. Ar least it is $100,000 a. day. |wem_y_e|gmh day of September' A D 48 hours. Write direct- to Miirillfilv-

That is why the Belgium Relief 1916_ at the hom. of twewe Qclbck' turers, Dept. 10 35 Chiircli Street.

Coinmiiiee. 59, St. Peter Street, Mon- nm,n|_/ul that ,met mace or parcel Toronto. 1830-9~0M2i. treal, is renewing :its appeal to we df 1 . ` _ Canadians,-the more fortunate of lit- C|,a;:;;I¢e§g&v“:t;b:;:,lgn agggngeggt tg; HELP WANTED: F!y.fi'E__ tie Belgium's allies,-to help feed her Common Lot N0' 25 in dueews County WAN l E5- A ami- Fon K'T°"‘“5l. hungry women and starving children. havmg ,_ from of thh.,y_tw° feet 0,; W0l'k. Hi- Kllll Edward H°l°|- TW0 d0ni"fl and "ny Cents Wm keep Euston street and running back by _*_,%_____.__£7 u at-.igiun family a mouth, -ir the mo- ,,,,,,||e, |,,,,,,, ,D me ,.,,.¢1,...,, boundary W7\'N’fEo-A emi. Fon nifci-inn nay is wit tothe Reisian Relief Wm- or ufpiot or iauii issued to aichurii W°fk M Km! Edwml H°l‘=’- mittee. Has your two-iifty gone for- weeks, and now ln poasegsmn of Mm , 1781-9-2M3i d. ward? aiuiuii, ii distance ou orieiiai- nuns wiiuirso'-“Air once. A o|ri"i."i%n

____________,___; or street_of sixty-three feet. ALSO n general housework, no washing.

right of way over all tlist certain lane

~ i

Kgp-r 5A¢K -|-H51 ~ _ or gangway running along the western _ 1300'9'2 ljfffg

RAVAGE8 QF HUMANiTY ,side of. the above described land have- WAN-|'ED_-QAPABLE GIRL iN FA-

iiig a front of seven and ten tweifths

-' ' . - ' ii t :i .App y a

. “f....“~ “°L.““1";‘:' °°..°l*£'°‘§,i` ii';'.°.“ ‘:."'.:.‘°°.'":":.i “°“-°-""'°°-' .‘°'-` "“°“" “ ° " ° ° ' ° ° “ " ‘"9" °“ "° wxuvss'-'aTu"r6r~u=~¢nn. closed cheque to Belgian Relief Oo - land in pogflsllfilaif Mrs. Biatch with housework no wumnl Appl, mittee. V- liberty at _ _(gets topass and repass h no Rockford _ Montreal, Aug. ,Scores of let- over naldgans _ey on foot. with hors- Mrs' J' J' J” °-°°“’ M., tori; containing chequesmand cigitia)-_ eg and vghfcigg-img” nm; u,,|oMad Bt. '1 1757;l'2N°|:d-L ut ons varying from I1 090 ; and otherw se or all lawful urpos . WANT£5:MAlD |75! E E A several thous'ai.'<l_ dollars lid MW This above sale iii made ugder asia' 'liouiieworle Apply , 18 - Fitnroy

' v

rtue of a pliwer of sale contained

William Wallace Walker, oi

in Quesn‘s County. ln-

Edvlard island, Grocer, of tli_e

and Canada.. Permanent l`-Dflloratlon of the iiecoiiu which mortgage !(\s since

to and become vested'

particulars » apply to.

treul per A. I". Houston $120.50

On the' 24th and 25th August the;

should be thoroughly triiincil' to arti- ulate properly and be loud und dis- tinct. Responding to the vote oi' ,_haiik»s tendered to the pai'-ir~liioiie'i's for their generous liospitality'_ Mr. Stepheii M. Ars'enauli iielivereil :i discourse in which. he strongly iirgoii the Respect to Authority ns being the foundation ot' active eil'iica-- tion.-M.

AN lNCREASE IN

THE AUSTRIAN TAXES

LONDON, Sept. 4.-An increase iii

Austrian taxes for the purpose oi' covering the iute're‘st on tire war loans is reported by Reutcr's' corres- pondent at Amsterdam. Under im- perial ordances- published in Vienna, virtually all direct and stamp taxes are increased. New taxes are impos- ed' on the receipts of race track bet.- ting, and on t.lie nintehes iiiid nthor articles.

Thousands Are Ailing

From Constipation

No condition causes so niany dis

eases us constipation. lt not only pre- vents proper kidney action, but causes Anaemia, Stomach Trouble and Iiidi- gestion.

Why not use Dr. l-lamilton‘s Pills

and get cured? This excellent medicine restores normal bowel action in one night; thousands say so.

Just think oi’ it! Your system will

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MONEY T0 LOAN

_ .

A.A.NlcL»nn, K_C.. Donald McKinnon McLEAN G. McK|NNON

. .Barr|etere, . . Attornsyoet-Ldw

Royal Bank Bldg.. Charlottetown.

0.6. McLeod, K. C.. WI. Bentley, K.c McLEOD Q. BENTLEY Barrister and Attorney-at»»Lnw

Oillces-Bank of N. S. Chambers

Charlottetown. P. li. l. ~

WARBURTON A SHAW

Bnrrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- 4 on

Otiices-Old Guardian Oiitce, Pro

"wee Block. Csrlottetown, P. li. l.

DR. RALPH '

Physician and Surgeon 171 Grafton St.,

Pwn doors west of Strathcona llotel. i386-0-MiMo. _

s. sf" Hen-.iuu`

tawvsn '

Montague, P. I. I.

' Movie to Lon

dealers.

il- & .

Y ll

‘ lllll-3-ISHN. `

charge Twenty-five cents.

AGENTS WANTED AGENTS-“WORLD'8_ GREATEST

War" including Life of Kitchener, beating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford Ont.

es." We teach our men to sell. ‘Ex-l

commissions paid: handsome free equipment. Ston'e & Wellington,

Toronto, Ont.

1772-9-1-MEtillSep.30

ive line of Piivate Christmas Greet-

Apply King George Hotel.

l t 58 Edward St.

Street, West. i 1798-il-2Mi.f. .

perience unnecessary: highest '

4 _:£5

Guai dian Classified Ads .

One cent pe' word first insertion in this column, half cent pei ' word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum :

- |‘ HELP '

_g WANTID-MALE L wAN'rEo- iN A nnv c.6or`i`s

store- a smart boy for delivering parcels. Apply by letter to P. 0. Boxx 387. 1807-9-4M3l.

ssteemiau-'excLu'§T/’s””Ci0Tt

house newly remodeled tlirougbout. Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock and territory, cash payments week- ly. Write- Luke Brothers, Limited.

__it_iont_reiil. 1784-9~2M6i. WANTED- A VOUNG MAN' T0 Ai-

sist in photo s-tudlo. A ly. Coolvs' studio. 158?-8-zaiviif.

l ‘MISCELLANEOUS »

oto semnmc wi'iEEi.e n'ePKiTi`-

ed. New ones always on haiid.- We give satisfnctioii. -Ward Brothers, Orwell. t‘-lark‘i~i' Corner. .

1771-9-1-M_4ipd.

FOR SALE. »

r-'on sate.--~i.urgu"iind"ii`iiids`<Eia iiseciioii illiug cabinet, combination ,book and filing cabinet, fiat' top of- ilce desk, stenogiapherki dealt. fables. chairs. und other oiiice efiuiiimenl. Apply io Box 284. city. ~____, _ r isii-9-mana.

Pmvare ' ` sal.-5'"-' nw-s-i.i.`|N,o

House 58 Bayfield Street, with barn and shed. Apply 58 Bayfield Street or Beni. Carter. Auctioneer. ______V___ ___ ___ 1782-19-2Miiip’§. ron sAi.s-ci.svt-:lIuo"n|cvci.g

practically new. Apply to Ernest Rice, (‘.li.y.

one

traily blocks.

indenture of Mortgage dated the ` 'WB' §fT|N‘Q ifdb “Y °'-'°“““'Y~'*- D-»1915~mfid¢_'w:ii-is at ouzuu uuaii. 1705-a-song.

TTNEE.

house work. -Apply at to Mrs. D. Stewart. 165 Kent

& Bentley. Bank of'

Chambers, Clin-loti1siown..'

twenty-eighth day of 1910. ' r 'I Henry. Aitkemllwin

William Rngnilld*

and Gee. W. Ritchie.

Assilnees of Mortgage.

1714-8-30W5i. '

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August A

To tier.-A 1 _ina n iioor.

inofcrn 'lillsborro

To Cer- noone

unfurnilluitl Appl

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