‘Seamless adding l. Rings , Made Without a l‘ ;joint and stamped:

...(;_ ll. T.” ‘and fully "y, lranteed.

.6. H. Taylor

Jeweled 6. Engraver

The Store for Wulthuln E . Watches '

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Hotel Victoria

up looms. ll roolli with private baths. Oollbletsl! re- pented. » iilxesllsllt menu. Prom)! ' service. H. 0. IROWN. Manner, i cnsrlottotown Hotel 00., Ltl. > Proprietors.

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This cssercc- is nearly double the st ength of ordinary Essence of

’Vine,ar and. is ideal for pickling purposes. ‘We “guarantee itto be absolutely pure.

'lhe2 Macs DRUGGISTS

149 Great George Si.

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ly on through liie because they Hickey’; has the flavor and t-he plcasure and joy into their wor when you can get the best that you no more.

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The Great i" '

0f satisﬁed users of Hiclrey’s Twist Tobacco marches inerrll

have no tobacco troubles H Orly ﬂavor that puts the ‘ k. ‘Willy use inferior tobacco is manufactured llld it cos-ts

lilCliEY s. NICHOLSON TOBACCO l co. LTD. g a

CLEAR AS A CRYSTAL

you, light shed b! our hsnd- ‘some indirect liglltlns ‘ﬂxlllr b. All the glare .of direct lghl ‘is svoided, but none ol tbs illumination‘ is lost, but istller increased. Bee them sud you'll like them. And you'll like them more and pore u you use them.

f1 One light fixtures are 01' smpt from Tax.

MARITIME ELECTRIC

COMPANY LIMITED

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Home Industry

I ty, Flavourijand Sanitary SURPASSED nor EQUA

WORLD.

yours, with others, and SELF.

Your Grocer, Fountain handles f‘ not write us and we will plied.

COMPARE this delicious,

We claim“, that in placing “PEERLESSW Be- verages, in _assorted flavours,.on the market:_— We are giving you a drlnk;—-wlllch for Purl-

handling-cannot be LLED, on this CON-

TINENT, or for that matter anywhere Ln the

distinctive fla- CONVINCE YOUR-

Confectioner, Druggist or “PEERLESS” Beverages. It

see that you are sup-

J. & T. MORRIS.‘

Manufacturers of the 110W Ffllllﬂl"! “PEERLESS" Dry Ginger Ale. . . .

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Royal Bank Building‘

Provincial Manager

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The Morth American. Life Assurance Co. "soup AS THE CONTINENT” i

Agents wanted" for unrepresented districts -

ROSS

Charlottetown . w...

not. limo-dos; VI N IIGAR .

- shingles

f or line/s n. “on ma lags.» .

LOOK our for races Bept. 18,

Sumlneryilio 2007-9-94“.

‘DRIVING WRAP, nice warm cosy Scotch plaids from $9.00 to $12.00 at Futons.

ilATllRosee in ill-ell; colors and lovely soft materials now on exhi- bition at Patons. "

ANY PERSON PAYING THEIR elecilrlcdlgbt bill before Sept. l0, will receive the discount and thus save money. 269g

DON'T FORGET to collie to iCoifln's ice (‘ream Paﬂdfg 1-111; lanemlm" m‘ “Vmlng and. have a

. cup of tczl, cake or lrfCroum which

will be sri-vcd afternoon and oven- "IK- 2687.

THE COOL EVENINGS necessi-

‘tale one of Patons heavy sweaters

in coat or pull-over styles. Thoy

are the a 1' r 1 . right‘ cine o s y e and Kriczd

'WANTED inlmediuteiy u first or Booond class teacher (mule pre- fered) for Kingston School. Slip. plement $130. SUB. Newson. Secy. 2645-9-6-31

22 YEARB FROM ‘HOME-Mr. D. A. McDonald arrived in Char- lélltolulvu ml Tuesday night’ (mm ﬂﬁlon and left yesterday often‘- noon for his former homc in Cable Hc-rtd. This will be his first visit since hr: loft here tw-Onty-twn Y9" 8E0. His wife and three child~ ron arrived sogm ti , . _ McDonald will néemhlii “if” xvii; wockrl his fn ii l . . same y re “min-F i“

KMssllsCOE CARS FOR IUZIr-Jllhe st 01ml Service Station Grafton t {bw l0 have been appointed dis- r utors for Queen and King's lClounlties for the Cnnlldinn Brlsmo motor car. received their first Shipment Yesiﬂllily. For ileauty o!‘ dﬂslgn its long sweeping racy lines with the new feature oi‘ m» tilted radlatorllle Briscoe car 1'921 mod 91. is fill that could be dcsirorl. ii ls u moderate priced cur, and an other good feature is tho mileage of 28 to 30 miles per gallon oi’ gasp lens- 2on5 A SLUMP IN THE" LUMBER MARKET.~—A former lslunder, on ll visit hero from the luluber dis- trict of BIL, reports u rim-line of filly pol" cont in luliibrr. (‘ollllr which forlllcrly ‘l id ut Plullt dul-lzlrs uud fifty cont." pcl" thousand are now selling for four dullrlrs, and other lumber in proportion. N. S. and N. B. lllnlbcr is ilIFll on the downward tendency. Many of lilo fir trees lillvo gone to waste on I’.E.l. the last Iﬂlll‘ or five ycars, on account of u disease which caused tilcm to decay. 'I‘|lC"\lSlliJ(l5 of dollars have boon lost by tho owners neglecting to Ilse or sell them before they welil. bad. [Most of them are now of little use.

A TIMELY RESCUrE.'-But for filo tilnl-iy llcllon of Mr. George V. Monro, Mr. Russel Binrls a well known carpenter oi’ this city. would probably have met. his (loath hy drowning on Monday ev- ening. Mr. Iliuns was out with SOlllf,‘ companions in ll motor boat mull acclderltly foil overboard fronl a deckchalr, some little time olllpsl ing before the accident Wlls‘ IIOIIC" ed. Mr. Moore who was" in the dock happened tn notice that some thing was wrong hastened to the spot. off ‘PickurdH-l wllzlri in ills little H1010!‘ bunt whcro tho bout in which Mr. Binns hnd been was circling around -ill llfl endeavour to get near him. ‘Mr, Moore managed lo gct n Kfll‘ oil the struggling man's collar and llclll oll until assistance arrived. Mr. Binns was" thoroughly exhaust- ed when rescued and llﬂll 31ml"- given up all hope of being saved.

‘ Milwaukee Arr Power Water System

Combined in s iew words tho lslllWﬂf is: Because it is the bee investment a farmer can make. Time spent in oarrvlﬂs "m1 l‘ pumping water and in taking till stock to the waterlnl "Will l‘ time that can be used to Mitten‘ l0 vantage at other work.

The mutter or home condor! Ill‘ lb impel-tom. Isn't the v1!» o! t-lv former just n1 good ss the cite womuii

Wh-st about the children‘! Ii there any reason why "191 "W" not have n home 601119096 ""31 l both room and inside will: tun" ilul their city relations!

And to think" what it means h use of lire to have s boss hand.‘ m0 ellktynpounds wster P"! m" t4) ﬁght. It With.

Cali in tile next time l0! l" l! town and look over our demonstrst in; outfit.

Currie 8r Murnaghan

‘l1 Queen BL. Charlottetown .Dr. E. C. llarris l-Iye Specialist Oilice, Royal Bank

Building, Charlot- ‘tetnwn.

Oillce Hoursa/ _ ,9.30—‘_I§.80, 2-5 y 68-Y."

"<ms*r§cssinll cumin,

FRIDAY is the Instr do! for Te- ceiving discounts on elmtrlc~5g£t Y

bills for Sept. liglitingﬁPrsy t and save money.

drew; church, Orwell n a; Bab-y bath, Sept 12th at ll. No service

ilqyln Orwell ‘Head that day.

om "re HIGHGRADE IMIPBVCKIII" mere hose in black only 95 length

3i at Pistons. Just the kind-you need

Priced at $1.50 to $2.00 Quality un- excelled. Get yours" today. 3i

WOOD ISLANDS HALL-Ser- vices next Sabbath Sept, 12 in the Wood Islands Hall near the church , at 3 p. m_.Oi‘feriug in aid of Or~ phanage. Dr. Mcklilwen will preaeh_

SACRAMENT AT KINROSS. —The Sacrament of the Lord's" Supper will be dispensed in the, Kirk at Klnross cu Sabbath 12th. Services at 10.30 and. Preparatory services on Thursday and Sutllrdrlyl ct 6.30 p. nl. Rev. James McDougall will assist the pastor.

MR. HUGH B. McKAY, New IAIIHIOXI. announces the engage- ment of his daughter, Jessie Ka- therine, to Mr. Hugh A. Campbell. Graham's Road: marriage will take place in New ‘London Prev’ byteriari Church. Wednesday BVGII“, ing, Sept. 10th. at 7.30 p.\n. 2688 !—.'~r¢—.~ fl ‘i - I! l. BACK TO OLD CHARLOTTE. town-Mr. and Mrs. George ll.- F-oster and their son, Mr. Harry Foster and family who left heTro, nrnr- time ago returned on Tuesday r night from (llevclnnd. Ohio. It is understood ‘that they intend to rlgain make ‘their home in Char- lottetown, the conditions oblivlng hero being" lntiielr estimation, far more congenial-than in -the Ameri- clm cities. They will be gladly wel- comed lzonle again.

BOYS NAVAL BRIGADE_—A

‘ull muster of the 1st and lull sub-divisions of the Boys’ ‘vavlll Brigade was hold Tues- day evening ill the Navy League Building for the pur-

[lO-‘l? nf reorganizing classes for] lilo tall and wintermonths. Fifty-l llvo boys were present. An intcr- | esilug announcement was made at

lilo meeting to the effect that a.

representative of the Pathe Motion I Picture Company will be here. shortly and it is proposed to take l plUlllPDS of our. boys in action’! Views will ho taken of them lat bolil drill, boat pulling, company drill, march past, and also classes rlt work on international Code and "heaving the lent." This an- nouncement created Front enthu- siasm nlnong the boys. llnd there ‘ls no doubt but they will perform. diligently nil tile irllinillg exerci-y sos necessary to make them per- fool. in their duties when the pic- ture man arrlvcs_ About thirty hrlvo already hccll equipped with uniforms. The remaining outfits llro on their way from ‘England, and rifles are expected to arrive uny tiny. Tho Naval Brigade boys. undcr the instruction o! Petty Of- flccr Clements, are doing splendid work and deserve every encourage- uloui. _

‘\||Illll'll'l Illnlrm-nt For Ilurnn, Etc. o

GET A GOOD GRIP ' ON HEALTH

Look out for the unnatural weak nose that Indicates thinning of the blood and luck of power. it means that your bodlily organs are starv- ing for want of good nourishment: that the red corpuscles are feweir. unequal to demands of health. Hood's Sarsapar illn. increases strength of the olicata and nerv- nus, restores red‘ corpuscles, makes the blood curry ‘Hhenlth to every ptnrt, creates an appetite.

if you need ._ a good cathartic medicine, Hoods Pills will satisfy.

I SNAPPY

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SERVICE

bloat, pcopib look upon tlfb l-lcmor-t of Service in llllsi- ness us being equal in im- portance to the quality of merchandise sold.

We handle a class of goods which people want and in dispensing them we employ every method and device which tends to make shov- ping a pleasure.

‘All endeavor is always

made to please our Miro!“ and to promote their inter- cats in every way Dvﬁﬂlble‘ and it is gratifying to find that such efforts have brought their reward in the form of new business.

LET U8 SERVE YOU WHEN YOU NEED DRUG- STORE GOODS

Johnson d: Johnson

THE QUALITY onuoeTons ._poll. lcsm- s PRINCE rrs.

Ziltdfh’? 3'" ORWELLH-Bervices in"'i'.' An- I

I was not so dillcnll ns 1 hod imagined

, l/lulies lfolloge.

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l PRACTICAL OFFICE TRAINING

I lost no time In enrolling in Isusl. nus collele for the Stenonnphlo Course Jud, with n stern resolve to succeed. I mode good protrus-

This business course included pp“. ilcal oﬁoe training In the wsys of cont ducting business 1nd I found that l6

to lesrn the work that is “Noted of n capable stononnpheg. a nun-y Ambitious.

Lesm More-Earn More

Aeommercinl. course in a responsible

specialty school is almost positive ss- surnnce of n good ‘ ' ' position. ' There is n constant nnd active da- mund for students that we can recom- mend ns qualified for the required worll. You cun prepare for a position ns Stenogrnpber, Accountant. Secretory or for any other oﬂice work and good arllnrles ore puid our graduates. even to start.

Union Commercial College

WM. MORAN, PRIN.’ ' Royal Bank Building

Charlottetown, l’. ll. .

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' - - PERSONALS " -—-—.—_ .' 7 on];

Mr. TllOlillﬂS Yeo and Mr. Lo-

ovatt oi‘ Aihcrton, are in the city on important buiness.

Mr. Charles riinrper. cur foreman oi’ the P. E. I. Rnillvay 1cm. Saturday on a trip to Halifax.

Misses Margaret Harrell ilnd Fannie Butler of this city, were among the passengers l0 the nlllin- lund on Monday.

l . I Miss Bernice MacDonald of Sum-l. morsldet‘ and Miss Helena Muc- llonrlld oi‘ New York are spending u fcw days in the city.

r lss Sadie Egan llus rotllrnctl tn ll . home in Elluwoorl, lifter spend- ing a very enjoyable visit witll friends in Grand River, and Brae.

. 1< .. ~ Dr. Wnl.. MacKlnnon, Veterinary Surgeon was called to kenslngslrlu on ‘Tuesday to perform a critical operation.

Mr. B.,S.»Bryonton returned froln New Glusgow. N, 8.. last evening nnd is spending a vacation at his did‘ home Union Road.

Mr. Iiiirold Morris and Mr. Joseph Smith of the l’. E. l. IL. loft Saturday luorning for‘ Sydney and St. John to attend lhe or llihltlons. ’

Miss Olga Buntalll of lvhozltlcy River ' uh left for Sackvillo, where silo will resume her studios llt the

Mrs. Wm. McKimlon and hor daughter Miss Mary of Dorohestor. MéllSl-L, are vlshiing friends in (‘hur- lottetowu and vicinity.

Mrs. it. Wooiner and daughter Gortruciemf Boston, sire lhc guests ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buntrlln of Whellfley River.

Mrs. James Dalllng has returned to Charlottetown after spending the summer months wi-tll hcr pm"-

suy of lialuilton .

Mrs. Alfred McPhrl», of flock- burrn, who has hcon on u visit In Gloucester, Mass, foo the past. two llirmtlls, has returned lo ill-r homo. Messrs 'l‘.C. Lcavltl, J.ll. (Jun- ningllnm, J.l<]. Wells and ERA. lMclllhe, dL-Alborton are in Filo city having made lhc trip by motor lilll‘.

Mrs. llorllco Gougll and llc-r son Byron, “ho huvc boon visiting Mr. and bl-rs. ii. M. Gougll, (Ybllrlolto- town, inf! lust Szlturduy to iuin llor husband in Amherst, where thcy intonll to rcsidc.

llov_ Flllhcr F. Wulkor. Rov. Pli- tllor Orman, Miss Mulls-lino Walk- cr und Mr_ W. Daly luotorr-d lo lllll city Tuesday from Riverside. N. 3., They are visiting friends here. ,

Senator Murphy of Tlgnlsh is in ihc city. He is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Elinor who will attend Notre Dame Academy this

year. ‘ ‘f’

' Mr. J. l". McGillvrlly. who ‘has brvm visiting nu brother Mr. J. .l. Mcfllllvray. Vernon, left on Tues day oil return to Chicago. acconr partied by his son, (L T. McGillvnry who has also been visiting hero. .

Mr. and fMrs. FEM. Brown. Mr. All}: McLeod and Mrs. Goodall of Moncton, motored to the island Saturday and left on return Mon- day after a delightful trip. While in_' the city they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ILW. l-‘lnlayson. This was Mr. Brown's first trip

onto, Ml". and Mrs. Norman Rum~ -.~

break down 0r rull lhiii ulidcl" (rxircllio heat.

all times, undcr zlll cnurlilions.

crank shaft to differential. (Ionsult the Imperial

display wherever Imperial Polzlrinc is sold.

barrels, by dealers everywhere in Canada. o sncl save money.

A

IMPERIAL POLARINE

(Ugh! medium Indy) (Medium heavy body) .

I

You Can Depend On It.

VERY drop of Ililporial I‘0l.'lrino is 100C} lubrication. a protecting cushion oi oll hctwccu all wearing parts, making each part function smoothly and reducing wear to a minimum.

It has exactly the right horly~— forms a perfectpistomto-cylinder seal, maintains compression, conserves power and saves fuel.

l Illiperial Polarinc IlilFilS clcllli, reduces (Tilfbﬁil deposits to a minimum and assures long lllc, Sili0ilill running and reliability to your motor at

There is an Imperial Polarine grade for every motor need, from

Recommendations for thr- corrcct grade to use in your car——it is on

Sold in one and four gallon sealed cans, steel kegs, hall-barrels and Buy in lr-lrge containers

IMPERIAL POLARINE HEAVY IMPERIAL POLARINE A

- A GRADE SPECIALLY SUITED T0 YOUR MOTOR

It spreads

It does not:

Polarine Chart of

"1 il/Ilzri

(Erin llesvy belly)

IMPERIAL 0.11. llllfMlTEDi

Power ~ Heat ~-' .Llgh_t,~~Lubrication Brarihciheyg" in aIIwCitAiGs .. '

rridsTr-"iiﬁsn uuoenrnxzu IN UNITED

STATES

He aIthFul Easily digestible

Economical canal... PostenlCereal ole.

' Windsor, Ontario.

to theﬂerden of the Gulf and need-

l"! i0 Bl! he was vet’! “"11 FIB!!-

edwvitb the beauty of our island.

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MAlL SERVICE blow “We?”

company's ﬁrst ship. r I

"Graipeﬂuts a

is distinct. in form and flavor I among ready-to-eat cereal Foods

No sugar need be added .

in serving CrapeéNuts, For it is I naturally sweet with its own sugar ‘

developed by twenty hours’ bakinf

h. n.- can,"

v v THOUSANDS wrrueesso THE LAuuci-liu!

Saturday, September 4th, will b“ u memorable one for Halifax all woll no for the Halifax Shipyard , 1nd, us shortly before noon tn’ first stool steamship was success- fully launched. Thousands of peb- plc witnessed the spectacle front ovcry vantage point, both illlsltlo and outisde the Shipyards premik‘ cs, and i'r0m tho Dartmouth shore. ’l‘llr- l-oiupany has overcome mull”)! IIIIIICIIIIIGS_III completing its ﬁrst SlPﬂlllOl‘. The ordinary difficulties encountered In the construction of ships in fully equipped yards we'll, rrroully increased because the plniit IllllI to be built and equipped wing" lhe work on the steamer was pro’ cceding. Then again this was thb

Tho rhotograph shows" s nun: _ nf plsserlgers and pilots taken Just before their start from Control; Park. Long island.‘ to 38h Frlllﬂdj cu. 'I‘llreo‘ big sllmetol monoplunes; recently brought from Oerlnln nro being used in this first. ' service. A non-stop flight is to be‘ attempted from San Frsnclsco ti‘

' New York. ._ .;

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