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vegetables.

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the cleanest, choicest product ofthe highest 'oi all human pursuits-the tilling of the soil lea food _that Suppl... .ll tl..-..l.<..ly_l...il.l...g elements in the whole wheat grain. Shredded Wheat is an evangel of peace and health-a builder of sturdy, robust men and women tit for the day’s work. Always' the same price, always the same quality.

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0no cent per word llrst insertion in this eolum. hsli cent per wore

neil continuation. Cssll must accompany order. Minimum ellsrgs

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WANTED-TWO MEN T0 TRAVEL

llllll appoint. agents , vxperivllco llll- llt-ccsi-ll`ll‘_V. llosltioll good or $200 lllllntllly to hustlers. llox 235, Nia- gara l<‘t\lls, Ont. 5573-9-12MSi. POPE' BENEDICT XV. FIRST PIC-

illros ollt. Big lllolley for ally agent samples 25 ccllts. Apply at ollre. Iicrlnnll llavalldicr, li Peters St., St. John, N. B. ?.tiZi0»9»l8lIi14ipil

SMART MEN CAN MAKE ABSOLU-

tl-ly $5000 week pailltillg lllonogr- illlls on automobiles, sleiglls, etc.. No cxpcl'ielll'e necllcd. Write lol' full purticlllllrs, F. i<l Silllsoll <‘o., itll Merchants Bank Iillildillg, St..

_Jalncs Street, Montreal. 5638.

FOR SALE NUMBER OF . LARGE

wood water tanks. llolds abollt 600 gallons each. Every tarnler should have one on his farlll. Will be sold cheap. Estate Auld Bros.

5619-il-17MEtf.

wE ARE Now l=lEcElvlNc. LARGE

shipments of Dry Goods, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Inspect our stock. We can save you money. This is the best place to buy groceries, and all provisions. Our prices are the lowest consistent with quality. Mac- Ncvllls, Bollshaw. 5476-9-5M2wpth

FOR SALE.--3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL-

ver black foxes. Class "A" pedi- gree. Crawford Iiayden, St. Pe- ter's, P. E. 1. 5131-8-26m20ipd

AGENTS WANTED-Money easily eur-

lleil selling our Peerless Series of Persollal Greeting Cards durillg your llpare time. Tell dollars to twenty dollars per week easily earned ill half all llolir each evening. Our cards are the cheapest alld best selling on the lnarkct. Book free. Write, 'i‘oronto Greeting Card Co., 529 Pape Avenue. Toronto.

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FEMALE HELP WANTED

yvAN1"Eo, /Télnl. Fon GENERAL

housework. Apply. botwel-ll ti and 'I p. lil., to Mrs. J. T. l\flcl{cnZil‘, 277 Itlr-_hmolld Strcct. 5612-il-lti-illtf.

WANTED AT FALCONWOOD HDS- pitai young women for ward work-

3730-7-2&mtl.

"l_AolE`§"WiN'rEo To oo EAsv,

pleasant. coloring work ut home. Can make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex- D(*_l'l0l\C9 \llllleCOSSU.l`y, 110 (‘_lll`IV&SS~ lug. National Decorating Co.. Dept. N. 69 Adelaide St. East Toronto. ont, 5089-s-22Ml;2l.

PUPILB NURSES, MALE AND FE- mlllo, wanted at the Tonnlinll SYDW Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, 'address DIS Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2286-5-l\Mtl.

R SALE

____ F0 Fon"sAl.E’7\1' oNcE Two l=Alns

llllerlor Alaska Silver Illucks nnli Il psirs dork patched foxes. also mink und' fisher. Prices risilt ,f0\' cllsh. Come and see them. 'I‘_ G- Ivos, Montague. . 5676-0-1'llIiEtf_H

~l_.-OR g3f,'i.;;' UNE QUEBEC slnvsn

black female pup. Also two' PBITS Iioit-Renfrew silver blacks." BOX 454 Amherst, N. S. 5549-9-11MlL

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inning Race R€C0l'd 2.27P1’é:

T eRk'g;tdBredStallion on . t till. lil l sleetimeet A Sf" colt tltrfttet. and sire of colt trot-

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LOST.-THURSDAY AFTERNOO

between Provincial Building and JoIlllsoll’s alld Jollnsoll. Ladies lland- bag colltaillillg small pllrse. Finder please leave here.

5642-9-18 ln2l

LOST.-CATTLE MARKED WITH

“\V"_ Finder rewarded by applying I0 Drake & Co. _

_ 5625-9-17 mill

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TEAM MISSING.-ANYONE St:E|N

or kllowing allytllillg about ll black buggy and buy horse. welglling 900 lbs., with a liulrk oll ills hind right leg, halfway betwccn the hock and fetlock, pleusc colllnlulllrllte with

H. lt. MOASE.

Livery Stables

' Kellsillgtolt

5627-9-17 mill

MALE ll ILLP WAN LED

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BOY WANTED.-A boy about y

of age, with good reference, is want- ed to lellrll n good trade. Address "Z" P. O. Box 116, Charlottetown,

5549-9-llmtf

it l~ilsclal.tA~l:ous, *___* T 'si `Pii'l‘v7Fr`E"t:Wi"l§‘1T/lT§TcR E ET-

illg Card sample book free. Solic- itors make from five to ten dollars daily. Bradley-Garretson. Desk E.,

Brantford, Ont. -~--"“ ' ' ‘ "‘”°‘p°‘H" UT() l P(:\hl1T]§iAzhE,sCruyns, Pastels and Ollets

Convex Portraits and frames n gpeclalty, (14x20 raised glass 50 cts.) F. Young, 72 Upper Queen St., Charlottetown. 5137-3-26M1l`H0-

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Kent st. ssso-9-16 w.

TEACHERS WAN ITD

ER WANTED FDR THE

T553:-:I:gflsId School, No. 12. Sup-

plement ($30.00) Thin? D'°l|'"'9_- Apply to Chester Easter. SGCVSIBU- 0‘Lesry Road, R. R. ___557ti-9-lfglpd. W' il’”wK`N'rEl:l Finer on Tidcchliig class for Montgomery

School N0.t101‘,N“I;Si‘;;¢;iti;f\-an 2302? S“°°'°m°"' ` ` sais-9-sriolpa.

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POLICE COURT.-At the City Pol-

ice Court yesterday morning some heavy fines were inflicted' on one or W/0 gentlemen who had been drinking n°t WiS9iy. but too well. Wm. Mahal* for inlving been drunk and disorderly on the 5th Inst., was fined-$20 or 60 UBYS. and for s. similar offence com- mited on the 11th inst., a fine of $20 or 60 days was also imposed. John Gillis on a charge of drunkenness was filled $5 or 10 days, while Les. Chop man was fined $2 or 5 days for having been drunk on the 13th. John Mc- P-Skill. who was charged with having been drunk and disorderly on the 13th lllst.. was ordered to pay $30 or 90 days. A prohibition case agalnse Ell- zahetll McMillan was adjourned to September 19th at 9 a. m.

“SOCIAL SURVEY."-At the Minls~

tcrial Association yesterday nlorning ot the Y. M. C. A., Dr. Myers, of ’l‘or- ollto, who is-here conducting tl social .survey of the city, gave an excellent address ill which he proposed a sur- VGY embracing medical inspection of schools, education, religious conditions, recreation, crime, employment, health and civic conditions. The following resolution was unanimously passed: "|ltesolvell, that we appreciate the out- lllle of social survey of _the city os given by Dr. A. J. Myers and that we give it our general endorsation and express the hope that the meeting call- ed for tonlorrow evening at the Y. M. t‘_. A. will be largely attended by the citizens. Rev. Mr. H. R. Boyer. Dis- trict Secretary of the British and For- eign Bible Society, also spoke, his ad- dress beillg interesting and thoughtful. lt was nlovcd and carried that _the thanks of the Association be tendered Dr. Myers and ltev. Mr. Boyer for their illstrllctive addresses.

LEAVE FOR ATLANTIC CITY. -

This morlling Messrs J. McLaughlnu and J. J. McKillnon of Charlottetown. leave by the western train for Sum- nlerside en route to Atlantic City. New Jersey. wllere they will attend a meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the l. O. O. F., to be held from September 21 to 26. The mcet- illg will be probably one of the larg- est ever held and matters ot' special interest will be brought up for cell- sideratioll. including the iluestloll of the crection of n new temple. the nd- optioll of a new constitution. the nd- llllssioll of candidates at the age of 18 and the election of ofllcerr. The Order has made great strides -luring the past year and its members now 'number about two and al halt' million. Tile representatives from the l\'Iari- tlllle I’rovill<_-es are Messrs H. F. Mes- servey, lialiiax, D. L. Fraser. Bridge- water, N. S., A. G. Kent. Truro. N. S., and J. McLaughlin, Charlottetown, P.

E. I. Mr. J. J. M3iKinnon, who will be accompanied by s wife and dalugllter goes in his capacity as Grand Secre- tllry for the Maritime Provinces to attend a meeting of the Grand Secre- taries \vllicll will be held at lllc ssllle time as the Lodges. That the Order is expanding space is patent from the last iteport oi the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge, which is a mao- sive and comprehensive volume. lt shows the total revenue of last year at $1S,922,75S.3S, an increase of $610.- 547.52 over that of the previous year. During last year 143,601 brother.; and 7,653 widowed families shared in the distribution of relief which alnounted to very nearly four million dollars. The increase ill the subordinate and licbeckall Lodges has been substan- tial and speaks well for the ell#-:rl;y and enthusiasm of the melllbers. At the cud of.” 1911 there were over ollc alll! n half llllllioll subordinate lodge lllelnllers, two llullilred and twenty- sevcll thousand ellcalnpmellt nlcnl- llers. six huildred alld eighty-scvoll thousand ftebecknll Lodge members, and total membership of $2,080,894 The following year saw an increase in total nlelllbership of fifty thousand Some idea of the power and influence of the Order may be gleaned from the above facts. and to be in a position to attend such 11 meeting as Messrs Mcilaughlall and McKinnon will, is iln honour and a. privilege. Besides Atlantic City they will visit Boston, New York (where they will spelld two days) and Philadelphia wilcre, oll`Si1turday afterllooll rest, they will be presellt at the unvcllling of a table to Grolld Treasurer Richard Mackie.

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Boys prepared for the Universities. Royal Military Collqs md Business

urrsn me 'Lowes _ sci-lool_s

Calendar sont on oppllosekn

Autumn Term Commence!

Sept. l0th 101|

lov. D. Bruce Macdonald, M.A.,|-LD. Hsorlmoetol

Norlce

The annual _meetirléo of the

Spring 'Park Black Fox mpany Lia., will be wg all me Board of Trade Rooms, ottetown, on Thursdav evening, October lst, 1914, at 8 o'clock.

R. E. SPILLETT,

_ Managing Director. Charlottetown, '

e ber 15th 1914

; CiQ~IQLL`EG_E"` ' ~ I

THE CABCAPEDIA.-The steamer

Csscapedla from Montreal on her ro- gular trip igdue in Summsrside this afternoon, and after discharging 9. large inward cargo will cali for Charlottetown and Picton.-J.

DIED OF APPENDIc|TlB.- The

death took place Monday at the Prince Co., Hospital of the fourteen year old son of H. McAusland of Bloomfield. Death followed an opera- tion tor acute appendicitls.-H. _

A 1914 RECIPE.--How to cook a

German Sausage: Cook on n British Kitchener, use a Japan enamelled saucepan, Greece well with Russian tallow, flavour with a. little Jelllco. Servia up with a little 'French Capers and Brussels Sprouts.

ISLAND WINNERS.-The com-

pletion of the prize-lists of the recent St John_ Exhibition makes available figures of the respective winnings of the many exhibitors. Island competi- tors bulk very prominently in these figures. Messrs J. M. Leard & Soll, of Kelson Grove, P.E.I., won $232 in prizes. Next to him were Mr (Jephas Muir, Winslow Road, P.E.I_, and Messrs A. McRae & Son, Chhrlotte- town, who carried off $199 each. Messrs Roper Bros., Charlottetown, won $195; Mr Albert Boswell, of French Fort, P.E.I_, $182; alld George L. Boswell, French Fort, P.E.I., $165. The largest individual winner at the Show was P. S. Snowball, of Cllatllaul, with a total of $433.

PLEASANT EVENiNG.-A very

pleasant and enjoyable evening was spent on Friday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, Experi- mental Farm, when about thirty young people of Charlottetown, as- sembled for the purpose of organiz- ing u Young Ladies Aid Society and a Young M`en's Bible Class. After business was concluded, games and music were indulged in and thorough- ly enjoyed by all. One ot the most pleasing features was an sutoharp selection by Mr. Russell Fader. Re- ireshmellts were then served in Mrs. Clsrk's dainty style to which every- one did justice. After singing “tied Save The King" and giving three cheers for Mr. and Mrs. Clark and family the happy company wended their way home, all expressing the desire that they might soon again meet .on such an occasion.

PURE RICH BLOOD

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more

ailments than anything else. It causes ellturrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- tism, weak, tired, lllngllid feelings and worse troubles.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla. has been

wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, removing serofnla and other llumors, nlld building up the whole system. Take it-gre it to all the family so as to avoid illness. Get it today.

Mr. John McDonald, Jr., of St. John, N. B.. Inspector inland Revenue, is in the city conducting promotion exam- inations in the Inland Revenue De- partment for the Civil Service Com- mission of _Canads. The Charlotte- -town candidates taking these examina- tions are Acting Collector W. A. Weeks and Excise Ofilcer, S. F. Doyle. These examinations will continue dur- ing the week.

DEATH OF DR. GILLIS_-The all-

nouncement is made with regret ot the death early this morning. in the Charlottetown Hospital, of Dr. Ste- phen Gillis. of St. Louis. Prince Coun- ty. On t_he advice of his medical ut- tendallt, Dr. Dorsey, Dr. Gillis, who had become seriously ill. was on Sat- urday mornillg brought dowll by spe- cial traill to the city and admitted to the city hospital for treatment. A slight illlprovenlellt in ills collditloll, was followed. ilowever, by 0. relapse and ills demise occurred this morning. All estimable young man, his early death will be a great blow to a large circle of friends and acquaintallces.

WEDDING BELLS.-Miss Marlon S.

Crater, daughter of Mr Robert Crnfer, Malpeque, l’.E_I.. and C. F. Cline, a San Diego lllotor cycle ofiiccr. were married at the holne of the bride’s cousin, Mrs James Sinclair, 2439 J Street. Thursday noon, by the Iiev. W. E. Crabtree. The single ring scr- vlce was used. says San Diego llnlon. Mr Elwiu Ely was best lllall. and Miss Thursie Goble atended the bride. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left by automobile for tell days at Palomar. They will be at llollle on Marcey street after October 3. Tile bride wore a gown of white embroidery and carried n large bride’s Ilouquet ot' white roses. The bridesnluid was dressed in pale yellow. Mrs Cline is a native of Prince Edward island. Canada. She came to Sail Diego about a year ago, and was just about to return when she met with all illjury ill all automobile accident, and has been here ever since. it was at thc time of the accident that she first met her husband, although the rolnallce did not begin ill earliest until long afterward. Mr Cline is one of the best- liked members of San Diego's “ finest." ills brother policemen at lleadquarterl~l were surprised to hear of ills marriage last night when told by ia. Ullion re- porter.

A GOOD BARGAIN.-Taking advan-

tage of a splelldid opportullity that offered the Provincial Government has purchased for the purpose of its Public Works Department in erecting permanent structures a large quantity of creosoted pilillg and hard pine luul- her. Tile necessity- for this class of material is constantly occurring and the possession ot' a consiilcri.l.ble‘ supply on hand will not only make for convenience and the greater despatch of the required work, but will preclu-

wise be occasioned In prodllcillg the desired article. The material was ob- tained at the Gulf Port, Miss., ulld was purchased at ll bargain. Not only was it bought at all exceptionally good price but it has been prolloullc- ed by leading local lumborlnell to be tile finest lumber that ever came tu Charlottetown. Tile quantity that has been secured is about 25,000 lin- eal feet of creosotctl piling and about

100,000 superficial feet of lunlber.

IHEIUMIHI. BILIUUS. STUMIEH SUUHZ

HEGULIIE IIIUH HUWELS! ill IliIlI$

Ynll're bilious! You have 8 throb- those who love you, and doll't re-

hing sensation in your head, a had sort to harsh phylltm that irritate

taste in your mouth, your eyes hurt, your skill is yellow with dark rings under your eyes, your lips are purch- ed. Nu wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your system is full of bile and constipllted waste not properly passed off and what you need is a cleaning up "inside"

and injire. Remember, that your sour, disordered stomach, Inzy liver, and clogged bowels can be quickly cleaned and regulated by i 'Tforning with gentle, thorough Oascarets; 5 10-cent box will keep your bend clean and nlulfc you feel cheerful and bully, for mouths. Get Coscsrets now--wake up refreshed-feel like doing a good,

de any drawback that might othcr--

Don’t continue being a bilious, con- stipnted nuisance to yourself and

CAN DY

duy's work-make yourself pleasant and useful. Clelln upl Cheer upl

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URK WHILE You SLEEP “

MOUNT AlusoN llNlvEllsl'rY I

Annual Session 1214-15 opens _SEt. September 19.7 -

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered - ~'-4 \§g

- -_-~ For information regarding Courses of Studies, Degrees, sn; ~.

Scholarships. Prizes, Affiliated Relations, Expenses, etc., ,gag rg.

SEND FOR CALENDAR. _

incoming Students wishing Residential Accommodation

. ¢. -for which MOUNT ALLISON IS JUSTLY FAI‘.iOUS--

should give earliest possible notice.

Courses In Address

Arts, Science REV. B.C. BORDEN, D.D., PRESIDENT, and Theology. SACKVILLE, N.B.

MOUNT ALLISON LADIES’ COLLEGE

gutsr TERMS BEGINS sl~:PTsMBER 8

it is the largest Residential Lad-It gives Scholarships to worthy

ies College in Canada. students.

its aim Is True Education, not

lt is a healthful town; it has spe- surface culture.

_ claiists for teachers. its popularity is unuounteo; It

attendance is steadily In

it offers Literary Courses, Music creasing.

Courses, Oratory Courses,lts standards are of the highest; Household Courses, Fine Its students are its best. sd-

Arts Courses. vertisement.

Free Calendar on application to

REV. G. M. CAMPBELL. D.D., PRINCIPAL . SACKVILLE, N.B.

MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY

Offers a general, Special or Matrlculation Course leading

_ _ to the College of Arts,

~ Engineering, Medicine, etc. Comfortable Residence,

Mt. Allison Commercial College

-__;,,_g. Offers a course ln Business, Shorthand and Typewrltlng,

Penmanship, etc. _ . ~,.,. ~,~,..'

STRONG STAFF OF EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.

li`_irst Terms begins September 7

J. M. PALMER, M.A.., LL., D., PRINCIPAL, _ _.SACKVILLE, N.B»

CALENDAR SENT ON REQUEST.

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