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Garden Court 1 y- i‘ Preparations a

gait becoming thﬂfcvorli . all over the country. mgufillllllllilll women . u these preparation’ be- . o irlroy. rlﬂlblilhonrhei! ‘it!

gpop _ Q TOPIC- 21h“ rSﬁy-Tcugibuy; X You too can benefit by m; "Garden Court" toilet uisltes and we want -an ortunit! to show’ ‘this ’ ,_ May we est In ly visit,

onrdon 610M Tuloum lie.

rm mu... >150, i b

. A. F081‘ lili

Central Driiﬂltolfe.‘ -

..__.-_~_—--_--____ o many farmers get the pun-

feoling the moment ~ stock . drup u cent or two. Rushing ‘ to nrarket at sucha. -.timo tends lo domoralize the mark- $8111

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A i Notilrle Record:

a " GQrLSuiiered

Lydia E. Pinklrairfa Vegoum. .. Gompeund-ayqd Iy, H Mother

(Tomato - fllobs.)

. The human body. according to medical authorities, when entirely

er ‘BWOUYIII NtY , ."1 qannqt m '1? “liable of supportin lif f ‘Lydia EHPInkhanT-s Vegetablgﬁgre 032d aMweekx. Tel-rang; ., . , P, wmm “huh! - ~41. ayor of Cork. what it has do: rezitahogrlf-effagd gritalfd atwrrimfvo if?‘ mtfmldilll-IMOI- prolonged his life bey S: olfccnalonzitl Sh‘! W88 15 years drink of water The value of eve Y; ﬁedflgm ‘L?’ little watenwus‘ shown in this u m" o o. -=..:.":';:..:r il°oiit“‘lii’ii.““"f' ‘no ° “om 593951111877‘ when’ four e rd a’ b n‘ “g: Mu“ "md- ‘who. had been erfitlmgrbgrf fr?!‘ tiff ~ 9- 1"" orowrnrour food woo in to JIIOII-iosa ‘ froinqq y r a e -~- us“ ‘mite 5€"it“l“' the dwtor" °'“'°.with aqueous vagfof glllgnfgﬂ B??? ﬁgagyzt mﬁsl‘: '_ence of drain water in the cunttirfg v ,were their chief preservatives.» At

git m‘ 33'; the wrecit of the Medusa frisate in backache and ‘.1876 fifteen people survived on a

‘raft for rbirtesridays wlthoutlood, furious people have tried, general- ‘ iy for exhibition purposes, howﬂong “chins 5° _ they could fast from food with the 11w “w P517"! Wm“ 5'9“; V°lI~ aid of water or some medicinal pre- de ‘mmkllml 9°‘! ma“ "it" m? pursilon. A mun named Jacques mind to try it. She has taken llYIB ‘fasted in this; way etpllidinburgh“ “m” °t 14M“ E- Plnkhlmi iior thirty drips ln-IBKQ and [n jpoh- Vegetable Compound and doesn't don go,- gmuqwo d4,“ in r390 13nd‘ complain any more witnlier back ‘again gm- gigujnpiflg 1,391, and {mil "lldgtschlnﬂ- Sh“ h" 5311""! an Italian. named’ Succl for for-try n we 5 and feels much. better. lay, 1n “my H _. V

dizziness and was

I Twommilnd Lydl ‘E. Pink ’ - ~ '7 ‘Vegetable Cornpougd to s.ll ‘magis- y n}: 1Ta€3I18%l-a'axperl:_u€lnihl“ ‘v31: ere and dstsghterslﬂ-Mrs, MJ 0'1.“ ‘n’ EITSQTIB “"9393",; Flume’ 51o Marcy Ave" Brooklyn lof o e Fanc er o rqt) Y h N_ Y_ V _- she: haddlivgd rgisnrigzeu yogi-s git - - ~ . -ou oo. r1‘ ,snr .~am< ..‘o’.'.?ﬁ..f’€L‘3.‘i‘3¥if§ if.‘ 5,52% vhvmg, ggpgip 1* _. ~°°,,,,g; gge‘ Pinkhauv Medicine 00., Lynn, Mass. heme“ m be lawman , .. .-

...2"".;.".'...°."I'.t' ~- - Coatreoti Cash relittaloes to so";

uts. 1n can

received Ilfggnl "m"

lnnnnnnn‘ ‘

%:."m'9—‘l‘l. "I351!!! hill-ll» lo. so! word for not la-

eolt to cover postal one word.

$11‘

nan»

‘rmond agreed, snylug:""lf he ‘our’ (ceeds he will get $1,000, and if he ~ “c. M. '70,!!!" {lee I will give him s decent h g a Q J“. urlal." Dr. Tanner, who was fifty u n “n. (u u ‘years of age, beguni his fast at

QIIIOOIOnu

"m ""1"" l" Mvmlh- uoon on June 2s 18x0 and finished h. . . i lz"a'liin°§3i'o'as‘~o'u'."l"."'°"' on August 7, a total of forty days.

He drunk eighty ounces of water

Agents Wanted

rm s man nun worms ilrhrrl rzrlencrv, uro nrnking r w -ltiy in spnro time, dﬂylhng

w-nirruzs. wltlmut interfering tlr rr-uulnr work, selling PQr_ al iirr-r-tlrrp: Cirrlstnrus Curd“, rrrml lnrrrcst Canadian sci. ilun. Nrr rnrtluy. Write for par- ulrrrs or if fur u " c)’ upllilinq. wt- Iul or _r reuco. lilod-

Af} l-omouny. 122 Richmond rst lurrrrito. -

n Rrompteet ser- ut moderate F flsnishelol,

. 1'08 u Portrait (gnu? 2% , m, . ' 6! Jf-li-tf.

_-__—_ir

frames Me

. WANTED—T0 RENT A HOUSE

3' ‘¢“¢"*vv during tlro first two days in doses ranging from six to eight ounces

Femalg Hg], W-ngafﬂ each, after which in lieu of drink- ing he simply gargled his mouth

WANTEIE mm‘ yo“ GENERAL ‘about once an hour. lie spent the iruuuewrrrk, Good wages. Apprmlimo reclining on s cot or sitting 10s Richmond Street. riu a chair. At bedtime he took a

27°°'9‘9‘6'- sponge bath and _was rubbed down with coarse towels. During the fast

WQ,‘ZT““-""""“"Y 723,195}: his eyes became slightly dimmed,

and fgcgmmgnditjgnq_l‘llis rlrin, gray hair turned white,

Wfllht Bron. Victoria. and he lost ten and a halt pounds

r . 3"5»"'3°[“~ in weight. in 1888 John Zachar of ‘ Racine, Wis., went without food Wanted -for fifty-three days, which is the

— ‘ ‘ fast known. His weight was

WANT!!! " v

. 1,_ “p35,? ggsgngoflltnngﬁpllg; reduced from one hundred and six- Currie s. Murnaghsn. ‘iv pounds to ninety-

zsco-s-s-si. I --'-—=f‘f'-"'""'

___LluiFi§fih;‘

{deprived of nutriment, is ordlnarl- _

dorcooiie;

r

lust museums

Let's [of right down to cases ‘ -——Wsteh cases

OPEN up an Ingersoll Maple

little time-keeping plant in, op- rergtlon, he pi , smoothly, ac- curately unctionirrg-e v c r y little movement with a mean- ln’ all its own.

l, ovylook the Maple Leaf in theJfacc-ifs an honest face and a truthful face. And you can believe what you ace there.

., After all, the primary ur- posc 6f a watch is to keep t c. The Inger-soil keepstime and does, "it _under conditions that would send any other watch to the‘ repdireﬂs.

L And its sturdiness, depend- ability,‘ and cheapness aren't obtained at the cost of appear- ance. The Maple Leaf is really u eel-locker.

.25—-at the nearest dealer's. ‘Airdjthat will be quite near. ,, Jtﬂaplc Leaf Rudiolite-Tclls ltimeirr the dark-He extra or

‘monlll b? 8 relay of doctors of the - _ ' ' ' v v v ~ *- 7-‘ , _ _; New York Neurological Society. a Mlpfe l-IGQFJ-ZU ‘ . r ~- ‘V, , Tanner, at that time a practising ' ~ “Mp, 1 ‘l physician in Minneapolis? offer In} W.‘ , “n ,1; t _ - tdke up the‘ challengpghnd rDr. our»; ' i

Models to... $3.25 u. srsso

for Ii adults. Apply to Mrs. lvmis. care G. J. McCurmuc, . Sydney Street. . Sept. l)

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Miscellaneous

--__,_._.i- FOII IIIIIE—PBONII BIO-II. Zllﬂil-l-Tltl.

ORTII ADAMS TRAIN- t , AClass

. _ y prrrintvnrlrant, North Inlay");

lliilrrl, North Adams, liluss

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For Sale.

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rrilrrr rllii‘ nmrr r-rtur ||r ll ' I'll-iv. Writt- l‘. llgrilncv. "Pb- Zriilll-ﬂ-ii-liri.

v i? \\lrlil—-'|‘\\0 MILK (;()\\'_q_

My \\llllrnn liloorc, Milton. 270l-9-9-lil.

||r.in|.r-: mum r0 u T l"\'ll.\' ﬁlllllrrn. Sui: fiidiAblq Ar

vo ozone: sruorwo rm SPANGLED BANNER’ AT LINCOLN mouumsur

L‘ “mlﬁllal vhotograph of mo... “"1" “amended taken while

Ztlilll-il-S-Si.

swmiiiurinarnun wmvrmn mediate!» Annly btaunohrs ed, Truro, N‘ B. ' 9-

IM- Lim-

lliale Help Wanted

Beneﬁts of the P. E.

\VAN'l‘I<}lI IIY YOUNG DILN POSI- firm ns hunk-keeper or salesman. Address "M" clo Guardian ﬂffim.

ZGG-ii-Bdl.

AI IIINIURGETIO MAI ‘I0 MARK- et the Service Shield in Prince Edward Inland. Good proposition for the right party. Arr. Novel- v ‘ ties 00.. London. Ont.

To Let.

ITO lrliYll-JIWVO STORY Ilrtlgu, centrally situated]; u .

The following letter from a prom- inent rancher in n neighbouring province has been received by the Organizer of Tire Sliver Fox Fur z "$311139 Selling Association. rr is well . ' ' worth reading and contains so much |rneat that it should make our ran- "clrers think and ponder. Read it

once, and road it three times. and

'0u wll lfiud something be make

you think each time you read rt.

‘me Silver Fox Fur Selling ,

ssociation of Prince Edward island-

Limlted, Summersirde, P. E. l.

Goutlemenp-rl note by the papers that y-our campaign, for subscrip- tions has ben successful. I con-

‘ gratulatc you most heartily upon the sucr-ss of thu strenuous efforts put forth by your organization de- ' pll.i‘li'l1pllt_ Some ranchers still Seem to be unconcerned, but l cannot

Punderstund their frame of mind_ The snrnli rancher should be very greatly interested in such a move-

\VAIl E-

in the singing of ‘fThe Star lSpangl- ed Banner" after the unveiling of the Lincoln statue opposite Weat- minster Abbey.

ment because small ranchers, tak- en singly, do not control the mar-y ke-t. The large rancher rmusrt needs ,'be lntereetedbeoause he has "so A. uch. -at_ stake. When anyone ma! " tea realisation l-hsrt the (fox business is good. he‘ wilbwnnt w " a ranch, when he further apreclat-

J . One Egg Cake

N: chance fqiluildrn 4am. . ~ of expenses rhsirsiislr. only -s=.r‘- M's-winder ‘ s‘

as the (not that the business is good solely by reason of the perfect irusln'eaa‘-orsanizatlon~ of your As- po ration, he illrouid want to be a m berg it is not ‘thin-liable that any rancher would want to reap the benefits from a course he has not bud a hand in creating. it is .written "He who takes the benefits must share the burden."

rAfl will willingly accept the bene- llltes (of yorlr Aesoeiatfon. All should come in and hear the slight burdens, which your able business officials will cause to be incurred. The benefits are numerous The -flrst and greatest one is standard-

cringe. . with coohgng oil. dry dienh toget or and add ulter- i to ilrs ixture with the

or vrutoviriop. no e niudmteoren

iii uursmr ‘s vrrw nr i run strum; rssumrrmr

Island Silver Fox ,1 Fur Selling Association Recognized by Rancher in Neighboring Province.

1.

- ALLA; AAA-

any other posible methods. Yet both features-sue indispensable to tho best business results. From grades sndquulities of the most near" perfect degree, there follows the beet demand The broadest or- ganization offers the possibility of ,the broadest posiblc advertising. Advertising leads to riomnnd. l)e< msnrl creates and governs prices. Good prices aid the rancher in pro- ducing more and better furs, in [developing more and better foxes, give him more contentment mind, and in all whys tend to make the rancher a better citizen lmtlr for himself and the ‘state, The conclusion is, grow god foxes and join the Assncialiom Yours truly, '. '

_ s A_B. N0 MEDICAL CARE FOR FOOD

STHIKERS

CORK. Sept. 7.-—This is the twenty-relghth day slnco the eleven hunger strikers in Cork jail re- fused food. Sean Hennessy, 19 vanrs or ace, 0f Ballingarry, Limer- ick, and Thomas Donovan, Emly,

"severely, l-lennessy with blood pol- soningof the lei; and Donovan with an abscess of tho mouth.

Since Thursday inst. when tho prisoners refused to permit lire isil dnclor tn visit them, lrhey hrrve had no medical cared‘ for by Nuns day and night; A fortnight ago the prisoners rc- fnseti to take even water, asserting that the prison officials were put- tlng stimulants into the water,“ they thirsted rrs w? as starved until the Nuns apnei ed and gave them water with their own hands.

i-Q-gqmi- _ .

Just think, evey time tho scrub brill jets another chance, bang goes another thirty or forty

llrlrlsir statesman was joining “m i

isstion ; of grades and qualities These tw c nnot be obtained by

dollars

" Lows Guun ms.

Leaf; you'll‘ sec a busy‘

of_

Limerick. are said to he suffering ‘

attention, being '

POPULAR LITTL i p rasmcces, uo§=l_E#§r'=‘B‘otr.

Autrnbtrop

BAFFTY RAZOR

' Princess Marie Jose of Belgium was the model for this doll which 55 59mm" 9W Iloltllirtr invher own 001111111’ and lib-once us well. The . doll looks almost exactly as Kim: Albert s only daughter did several . Years" ego. She is new fourteen ‘ years old. " ‘

——-~—<oc>-_i_ AT 9°. HARDINGS AUNT OFFERS HER SERVICES AS POLITICAL WORKER

.Amb§hopRa

f" MP?" i5‘

I186.

price.

purpose.

i.

EXPERIENCE shows that ooiy

a sharp blade can give a perfect shave, also that a blade cannot rev main sharp without stroppingl.

Couple thesefacts withithe m}. ther fact that the AutoStrop Razor ‘is theonly safety razor that sharp- ens itself, and you will be ‘in no doubt as to which safety razor-to

Any , dealer will demonstrate the AutoStrop Razor to you, guarantee satisfaction or refund of purchase

Only $5.00—complete with strep and twelve blades in an attractive assortment of cases to suit any ..

KutoSErop Safety Razor Co, Llmlfeﬂ, AutoStrop Building, Toronto, Claude

un

All.

' Mrs. Harpiet‘ Howley

Although sire is nlncty your}, um, Mrs. llsrricl llowlcy is irnxious lllmt the thinly-sixth eizrlc rrrtlfy the woman's suffrage amendment. Silo wants to vote for ircr xicplrew, bfcnalor Warren G. llrrrrling. D01.- nI-te her rrgv. Mrs. Ilorvlcy is very aciivc illlfi has offered her services i0 ihu ltepubliczur National Uorrr~ rnitiee. Tlro photograph uwrs taken its silo silt at hor desk lu her ltivrr- :._rrlo Drive rrpzrrirrrturri. Now York.

PREMIER. ONLY BULGARIAN TO 8IGN TREATY, HAD BEEN . UAPRJQQNED av FERDINAND

. 37 RES w- i

p _ . - . . mergedliifty-fivo miles out and south of the Delewnre Capes for forty-three hours, rlrc submarine 8-5 was brought to the surface and thirty-seven men on board were rescued by naval vessels which

._. _....»

The only Bulgarian to sign the peace treaty drawn up by the Allies was Prcznier Stnmboullsky. lie was sent to prrlsou for ten years by King lwrdlnund for telling him of the impending danger in uniting with Germ-any in the war. He warned the Brulssrisn rule-r that. . he would nose his crown and pos- llbly his head. Stembouiisky had served about three years when the armistice was elsned and he was re-

Premler‘ Stamboullslfy h

Afier being crippled and sub-

cuco AFTER 4a nouns FROM "rurs sueMARrur-rs SISTER sHliﬂ {l

wireless nrcssages sent out by‘ the trrrmy transport. General Goelhais. An nrnzrleur vuireless opera-tor nr Fnrnrlngton, Conn, picked up the S O S lroru the Gftllﬂflll Guellurli. which resulted in the rescue. it ivus a small buoy‘, a development 0f the world who together with the vigi- lunt eye of the lookout on the transport, that gave the imprison ed men a chance for life. ’l‘liis rmrall bwoy, with u bell and u buzzer device Ihat can be operated when the boat lsﬁqsubmerged, is port of the equipment of late type sub marines. ll was cast loose when the 8-5 went down and the crew of a small boat from the General

Goetlruls was able to cummunicsie '

lwith the submarine. Here isa photograph of the S-16,a sister ship‘ or the rescued underscore host, showing the crew above deck.

home

I Drink‘ i FAM-LY-‘ADE worn FAM-LY-ADE

you can makes coni- lng, tan ﬁlled bev

Hot?

ors to choose from; FAN-i LY-ADE comes in a tube

which make 82 sparkling‘

glass. Simple direc- ﬂone on each inch-age. 35f "v35" 7i

ve true fruit

as Mellie alb- ‘l.

T?

We have just received a full line ofrharness as follows: Light Harness. Pads and

fir teachings straps, v7 ‘

toil. .3» r

ZIBDB-I-O-ﬂl. '

Imnther Reins, Leather Traces. Halters, besides we stock a full line of ‘traces, unripe, harne fasteners, etc. -

§tl|rduy between 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. we will melredt worth your while to buy your sulnr from us. ’

Yours for service y a

TTTO OUR OUSTOME

This ad is forryour information and we confidently believe. your benefit, so would you, as a personal favor reud it carefully. it is well worth your while, We are lntroduclhg at our Buy View Branch a nice assortment of the famous,

heat-Drool, baking dishes. Pyrex. We would be pleased to demonstr te to our lady friends the reai-to-soodness value of these choice dishes, popularly pricgd.

. J. rustucourrzss,

Rs

‘.

Say, do you not consider these specials as first. clues bargains. Beans, l0 cents per‘ lb. 2 chests lea at 60c per. lb. Magic Syrup, tirlcker than molasses $1.50 per gallon. 100 packages Cream Tartar ht 19c por. package. ~‘

It it rd it