\ 1 I , `

_ . I § £3

'iw .;,._‘\ , .\. " --' . . l' _ . _

3,. » 1 ..y. ' - f . . ,.7 ~ , » » r lf, . . .__ _ ,

-ze -. f wr j l ' » “Q _ _ ' ~’ l it , \ V- ` ,,_3__; 'wr wo;

' an ~ i .’,i_," f(

I - r . f..,,

»""“""',, , PE § iilfmiii ill”

'I

Be _ `

next 'pipe please give us a .cali.as ‘gn/e know it will re- , 'pay you. ‘

Our tobaccos are always

fresh and we have t h e different kinds at all prices. _ Make us your tobacco store.

'rss -~ M

' We have just received a 1

C3%€¢; __ _ '°L`Rev.`W. Piper will preach at Fair- .have thern at most any price.

Prevenied by “Fn||l-a-lives" The Wonderiul Fiullliedlclne

R1! .\I/iisoNnsu_vl Sr., Huu., Que; _ 1" ml’ °P"1l°l1» 110 other medicine ‘S 5° (50011 us ‘Fruit-n-tives' for lmllsesliou and Constipation, d lie; >'ef\_rs. I_»nireie<i with these ri .1 cd diseases, trying 31; kinds of trczitvneiits until I was told I vnu;

i incurable.

0 `l- ° i

‘FNll\i<i (Ty a’friend told me to try

_ I '“'_lV€S ~ To my surprise, I

- oiintl this medicine gnve immgdmgg

Y"l'0l`,11lld in a short time I was all right Again".

TOBACCOS

8CKllll10l'i Dfllg C0 _ DONAT Lnifonna The semi Kodak more 50°-“b°X»6f°r $2150, trial size zoo.

Ai: all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives

g Lunited, Ottawa. _

, _ - f.

EL '11 -" '_ .L6-' _Lv .-1 c 4

iI“~. cAvlNo|ei-4 Ano rAinv|ew.'-1 :ff 3°; C' E' F"°”““‘ Wi" °"°“°l‘

iliillliliillliiiliili,irlllIii1iiilf2111l1:;;;;.i.....,...,WM;;;;iliiLl»;,.flWillisii'=l'l'ff="°;;;,;:+»15;;im »

.ii I 0 lllll _,. iii" i ,i W1 H, _ _...itll _.i|........;.....1||||i||1|"'_ "i:;...l::_ '" ,...._.____.11Ii...iiiii|l|f"'"l|ll||lll|ll"lliulllillll

`\=\

\\\\\»~

sl.

\ \\\\\

\\\\.......m.\ \\

\\\w

...ea

\ \ °\`~`5\ .\\ f\\\<»

`\\

1%/

.f

/ A Q “l

,2//»//

,i

\

\~\\\\\\\

//,/%y,//,/!.,/.j»///}/;'f¢%%»,/;»_/{.y// fm" ff % /Z/,Q//ai////f///,¢//3

. »

/// /

\$\

\

\`\

ea

“\

.`<s\ -

s”

__

\

\‘\\\\

\\\§" \ `

\ N..

,,_,,,,.,',,,,,fmwmamqqv-,v/qv/M/mv/nw /:w////,y¢j»f//////f// f/7 /ff // »//-/6 /- /V/,»4,

L' li - 'ir i"`\Bf " ////’/////Q5/W /4 1%; I

3 A `:` 1_1 `,‘.'-' // , .9 A'

'/.f .-mf" ' ' "/,.1.,f 1’ " . f//V 1 //,~,_-

El -_ 'f- Eff- ' '.J"_'- ....L';_ _NN 11

i

\

Season i

. . . l Pickling and Preserving*

Mixed Pickling Spices such as Mustard Seed, Cel- ery Seed. Tumeric, Etc.

Fruit Jars _

Perfect Seal Fiiz-em-all Jar Rings

Vinegar

White Wine, Malt, Cider.

g v _

1 AULD BROS LTD., Charlottetown

' nl _______ _:lg lil

' is

_.vs_ I » '

',v~.;;~~rvY_i ns-‘-‘ie**~“,é gas' ~»-~.`\;_, 0 5 -° . ° -?.‘.'

.. .. _

f.§".`:° '-5 \.\\;`..-te!-_-~ " ` ;"'__'."I

0 fl

/ \, ‘H

QQ §\.

in

. _ ~\~ If///',_,, _

- f lilf

7// .

#"9 *‘£a‘(\ FQ; ' _

‘l _-ff,/v l

' " ‘/. gli ii

_//, ',.. Q' ilh

~ ' ,_ iY OU CAN' " ‘ _,_ -\ REL Y"<><vf

_ _OUR

JEWELR Y

THE PICTURE OF "PRINCE LHARIUING” AND THL SCALES

/ELL OUR BUSINESS METHOD. WE GIVE YOU YOUR FULL, ~41ONEY’S WORTH. 'LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE JEWELRY BUSINESS HAS TA UGHT US WHATAND WHERE TO BUY. SO WHEN YOU BUY ANY ARTICLE FROM US YOU CAN KNOW

THAT THE QUALITY IS .SUPERB AND THE DESIGN'lS

C ORRE C T.

` WE WILL DO YOUR REPAIRING RIGHT.,_ _

C. SW.

PATTERSON

THE QELIABLE .IB WELERS

rf ,.,_;_ _ --_sp--auf'-:_ -vi

Fire _ Insurance A

A_L,» . ...

Necessity ` _

,_ Then insure in good strogg SYOCK C01'H_P8f!°

as is represented by '

_ ` '

_ ‘ .

'l 1 R. _isaovy

\ V _. r ._ _ `

Charlottetown

li 4', f

r

3 ies. which never contest an honest claim

i

- - irravs to my in um Province.

ll. Y 3 H __

'vice at Cavendish' on Sunday at 7.30

??"‘?~ _

TQ VISIT P. E. i.-Rev. Donald J.

McKinnon, pastor of St. Michael's Church, Livermore, is planning ii trip to P. E. Island sometime in the near future says the- Oakland Calif., Maple

friends he has wherever he i_s known, ,will be glad if “Father Donald" will succeed in visiting again the scencs of his early rambles and the people that .to him were dear in youth's glad day.

SCHOOL WORK.-The following is the standing of the Kilmuir School for the month of August 1918. Grade 6-1, Jessie Finalyson; 2, Annie Muc- Donald. Grade 5--1, Estelle Stewart; 2, Sarah MacPherson und Viola Day equal; 3, Jack MacGowan and John Ki MacDonald, equal. Grade 4-1, Edna Daly; 2,~Juck MacPherson! 3, Arthur Daly. Grade 3-1,, Alexander Cummings; 2, Belle MacGownn; 3. Catherine Cummings. Grade 2--1. Helen Stewart; 2, Ksthrine Mac- Donald. Grade 1--1, Margaret Mac- Gowan; 2. Willie MacPherson. .Mazy MacDonald, teacher.

soc|Ai_ AT New i.oNDoN~-'-'ri_e

social given in the Graham‘s Road Hall on Wednesday evening the 4th Inst by tho New London Womeii‘s Institute for the benefit of the Rod Cross Society, was one of the bei! ever hold in that locality. The hull was crowded, and everyone prest-:it spent 6. thoroughly enjoyable ovo.i- ing. 'Phe excellent programme inclui ed the following numbers: Mr. James Morrison, Scotland, who is paying his

friend Mil. ifteaglh McLeod a visit, sang and played several solos nicst of which were some of the grand cld Scotch songs, one never tires of heftr ing. Mr. Morrison is a splendid sing

songs and his excellent violin and or-

this very large audience. Fine solos were also given by two_ other noted singers, Miss Mayme Ross and l\lr. T. W. Bentley, Kensington. There were two duets, which were um- ongst the best numbers on the p;'o» grnmme one by Miss Lena. Nicholson and Miss Mayme Ross, the other by Mr. and Mrs._Morrison. Several iii- structive and entertaining games were indulged in for a time, after which re- freshments, consisting of ice cream and cake were served. in answer to repeated calls Mr. Morrison geniolly responded with some more social :ind instrumental solos, after which the

\\iinsrd's Liniment Co.. Limited

Gents.-I cured a valuable hunting

dog of mango with MlNARD'S LINi MENT after several veterinaries had 'rented hiir without doing him any permanent good.

Yours, &o..

WILFRID GANGNL

Prop. of Grsiiid lfemrzii iloiel

Drumiuoiid. Aus. Lf. '04.

-_ _im ____._ _»_._._-;:T...-,.1_-.T-21

Regal Eye' Waief

Inflammation of the eY§S

is characterized by pain

its appendages, intolerance oflight and an unusual flow of tears. This eye water ‘applied to the eye in a gentle manner several times a day will by_ its an- tiseptic and soothing, ,,1n- fluenize, tend to overcome the inflamed conditions.

Sold only by

"Pill .l..l"llilili

¢\'<'*_~

_Dr.E._C.Harri:;_

Eye Specialist

_ Office Royal Bank Pull; '

iq. Clinrlo itelown

ohio lim- 9.3#-iz.ao

z-s _

Phone 68-‘I

View on Thursday Sept. 12 at 8.15 p.

- » CARETAKER8 M££1' A; the m. and on S nda 15th t 11 . rn. '_ _'BD‘?clnl.,otferings for Missions. Ser- ;';';°T:: fgfmalizgF:;;c§;”°:er‘;“'i;al;`

' ' e c ~

‘eds President-J. C, M¢Kendri¢k_

and redness of the evo and '

ery second Wednesday. _

Leaf. Fatlier McKinnon is very pop- WED FROM ACCIDENT-'- The ular with his pnrishiondrs as well :is fum’-1'”-l Ul -lallleil ilulflls MuCKll1110Il iwith his other acquaintances of Liv- “Wk Flaw from (ful K"-lfL‘. SBSH- £0 ' ermore. These as well as tho many Paylllml CBlll<fl'>l`y, AUE\1Sl 22110./

1918. Deceased met with ii very sad accident on Tuesday morning, August 20,th, which resulted in his death. In trying to'uncouple a trailer from

iiew up striking him on the neck and

sous. He leaves to mourn, a wife, five children, a. mother, three brothers .ind two sisters. Mi'. McKinnon was a son of the late John H. MacKinnon of this city. -

FORMER ISLANDER-Rev. Bernard J.McKiinnon, for the past several years

hind, has been at Livermore for several weeks recuperating from erysipelzis and pneumonia. says the Oakland Calif., Maple Leaf. On May 7th he was taken with the former in the held and before he had completely recovered he was taken with the latter. I-lo is now pretty well and is likely to replace his cousin, Rev, D. J. McKinnon, if the latter makes a trip to the East, the land of the Wise Men. During his stay in Providence Hospital, Father Mc- Kiinnon has been a helpful and consol- ing friend to the sick and dying pail- ents of his faith. lie is a native of 1'. E. Island.

' crrv couNc|i..- The ` city Council niet in regular monthly ses- sion oii Monday evening, Mayor Wright presiding. There were also _Present Health Officer McMillan, M. D., and all the Councillors. A coin- niunicatioii was read from the law firm of McLean and McKinnon, re the

er and his fine rendering of those HDlJllCélll0l1 Of Miles Hilda Pldg@0U

for a -settlement for *injuries received

gan music was keenly enjoyed by and stating that if something was not

done an action for damages against

porder. Conn; McKinnon, submitted particulars of recent improvements made to certain streets. Coun. Yeo expressed his pleasure at hearing of these improismsnts and said it bore out his contention that the improve- ments were feasible. Coun. Smith spoke of the nuisance caused by "balm 0’ Gilead" trees in the city and said ho would move a inotlon next meeting to have them all reiiioved_ He also gave notice that he would

introduce a motion' next meeting to

lossnoss on the part of so _many _small lioys iii the citv. firing stones. dam- aging property, otc., and thought sonfe iiicnns should be taken to see what could bc done to put a stop to it. The Mayor iianiod Couns. Yeo. l\’liller and Rattrziy ss a comiiiittec lo consider sonic method of dealing with the pi'oblem_ Council udjoiirm-ri

::The Oil for the Athlete.-in rnli

!»in,'. fiowii thc ;.tl\!or»- min :ind limi. inc flnor than ilr. Tlioiiins' i'Ir'loi'=i- Oil. it rendi-rs thc iiiusclos und sin ews pliable, trikos the soreness out of tliein and strengthens them for strains that iiiiiy he put. upon tliein. it stands pi'ccininciii for this piirposc and athletes who for years liiive booii using it can testify to its vl1l\l0 HS ll lubricant. _

-i'¢‘°"'f`

JUST A SPRINKLE STOPS THE SMART

During warm weather

you are apt fo be bother- ed with Prickly Heat, and other forms of skin irritation;

'i`o overcome such an-

noyancelthere is nothing better than

Jolinson’s

Talcum Powdef "

Just sprinkle it on th`c

irriiatcd parts, and the

imhi? and smarting will stop inoat imlhediatelv.

FINE FUR BABY’S SKIN T00

IUHNSUN li IUHNSUN

_ A THE Quality Drugstore Bor. Kent and Prince Streets

_~‘=.-'~

,i __` 1

. r. vi. A _ I L

. ,, isp / ,i .__,, -` `

"MARBI-iFill.D.-Next Sunday Sept.

Vice-president-W. A. Jenkins. Sec- retary-'I‘reasurer-ii. Harper. Mr. Fl. ll, 'Brow placed his office at their dis- posal. ,The Aiisociatioii will meet ev-_

his car, the tongue of the trailer

breaking it. Death was instantan-

°-1-2'*-' ~f»; ; _ -

'.\

|

I 1

1 '1 ,i » r 1

i

i 1

f ;`,_

1 > i i

i ‘i »/

'\ ,_

V. ~\r _ ~' ..‘

' ' ’ “ »~~ »v~v~~ L

. f

_ Y _ J ~ `_ '.'.-__- `.__ , ' - _ Af.-,r§___, _

l,/ I/ _l'i_ f' f 4

4- ~

/_.

/,/ 4

/ _

fu

Vlako me a Kite - '

. . ‘fr- \

A Hardly Excusable

&<

i=rsMBnn11,191s . _ __ f __§E _ _ - ,- __ L- ' _ _ _ _ °HARl0TI‘F§T°WlL_GUARD_IAN ___ Pass larva'

i

1

lf gi

;»

chmplain of Providence Hospital Oak-

. Even in a Chiid

sf..-

- i

the city would be taken .The com- munication was referred to the Re-

1 V .|,

»

>

il

`_»

'r .i

Y i2`>

.J

,. ix .

i

\

\ ‘_

i r

'_ ,.

. .t 1 /‘~

.;'=- _fr

,._,

li; ‘ :ag

l l

IF a child were to enter one of our aeroplane

l

factories and interrupt a Workman wit.; ti request

to have a kite made-the Workman would ‘smile

indulgently-and proceed with his aeroplane.

You yourself would condemn the man if he

stopped his vital war work 'to build a toy.

Condcmn yourself, then, if you employ labor

and material to make such goods as cater only to

your self indulgence.

F.vci'y time you buy a thing

you do not need, you interfere with Canada’s war work.

Every dollar you spend on

goods not strictly necessary, is a dollar-not merely wasted -but used to employ labor on things that have nothing to do with our efforts to win the fight for freedom.

Too many of us, in Canada,

are flying the' “luxury kite." Too much of 'the time of Canadian workmen is being purchased by us to make the things that are for show and pleasure. Too great a quan- tity of material that our soldiers could effectively use against the foe, goes into the

making of superfluous tliings for us, whom they are so vaiiantly defending. _

Stop the reckless sp; nding. Stop acting like, cI.il<li-oii.

This war we are fightiia-_' calls for men and the brains of .:i. xi. If you cannot iight-at l:»:»._ft do not interrupt the ivai'-wi wi: by buying the things you merely want and do not if-sed.

The money you have l‘f_~':ri

spending wastefuily~ li :io result but to divcri' l.=_' ;- from war-essentials--‘will ii.; kc a worth-ivhile sum.

Use that money to l~::ilii

up a fund, that you c :ii lf mi your Country, wi.-S-ii ycxi' Country calls.

2

Published under the authority of the Minister of Finance of Canada.

’ “~"- » -5** r » 1 fs ‘ »~~ ~ C A f . _ ...»~..-.4 , f Ac- » N

a.

National Anthem was sang and the have all persons peddling vegetables ;i,. :.';_,._,,m,,§,>-=‘.- _ ' __r__ -' ,'_ ' __ ' ' - _ - . audience dispersed.-Q. etc., in the city pay a tax. Coun. Mil "5 ug; 'l - " f "’ "‘ " ‘ -‘ 1

\

Christies .

Fancy l

\'\f’ci'»;if.<: r=‘<‘+“ivf`d -"-

Biscuits

'E

I

4

ler brought up the subject of law l- -1-g =___ _ f _ _ ,;_ __,___ _Y____ _s-:_-__-_5__..-,...,._...._....._.,

mifiii of tlivsi: fancy hi'~<t1izl~ - that you like so much. We were completely sold om before these biscuits arrive# so that you are assured of

new fresh goods.

Beer & Goff

GROCERS

SCHOOL

BOOTS ron Boys and Girls

_"`“_We have a splendid

q&ortment of just' the

1 _» ~ riimc You WANT

and in all prices

Patent Boots

Gun Metal Boots Kid Boots . ‘ Tan Boots

LEATHER OR NEOLSN

mon on Low cur Pmci-:s ivioD~sn/iw

til.-fri,-siiiisl-i~°.~;t‘-all

~ , / ,

___ _ »<

A splendid wash!-EARLY!

Purity -- complete cleanliness -lar- menn that are unworn and unfiided-. with the wnnh~board rub-and-scrub done away with so the clothes are nut early-ihut's I Sunlight Soap wash dey. Good nevui LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. Toronto.

_-__i-