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Botliered With

Corus .Y

"“_Pen_slar” Corn Cure

will relieve -you.

No remedy forcoriis is

easier to apply. ' _

It is';_al,so__a_n effective applicahoil. for corns i bunions andwarts-25c

bottle. _

Remember there isn’t

a better stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Soaps, Per- fumes, Brushes, Combs, Sponges, Rubber goods, etc., in the Province for you to select from than can be found at this

store-

E. A Foster

Central Drugstore '

Sunnyside

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QUEENS COUNTY '

MACHINE GUN FUND

' FREDERICTON. Aug. 24. -The ma- chine gun fund in Queens County has passed the $3,000 mark and is new $3- 127

iloTisL£tlvAl.s

QUEEN

Rolland F. Keith, Old Towli, Me;

W. A. McKay, Reilfre\v; l’. 'i‘. La i<‘lcur, Montreal; E. l)oyle, Boston; R. Ram- say_ City; E. \Villianls, Sunlnlcrside; Janles S. Moore, Eldon; John Cousins, Park Corner.

' VICTORIA

Horace Davis and wife, Montreal;

Miss Murphy, Montreal; H. Boulay, Mrs. L. Bertrand, Sayabcl'; li. Mor- row, Peterborough; \V. Buck, 'i‘orollto; 'J. I-leigh, liawl-clit-.i=.; I.. Yeung, linin- iltotl; ll. Mill-tin, Toronto; J. Vauglllln, Georgetown; Mr. und - Mrs. Iiobcrt

tiotilt, luiss (took, New Brunswick, N.'<-.two nu the cus and oil deposits of J' R. Stoddtlrde, Vnlii-olivel~; l\‘. l’ortt-r, i tllo llolninion is under lll'0DHI`f1ll0ll by

Tvoronto; E. liawll, Ottawa; F. Souris and wife, Boston; A. Norman and

wi|'c, Bridgewater; D. Masslnger, ' conidtiolls in the oil and gas fields of Bostoil; B. McLellan, Truro; N. N-or- | (`-anada by 0fIl¢ll11S Of U16 flflpflfl-1119111- lnall, Moncton; V. McKinnon, Halifux; _ It will deal especially with the gas E. Gagnier, Montreal; Wnl. Miller, and ell resources of Ontario, the oil

Catilpbclltoli; S. Wiley ami wife, Bos

toil; A. Kaye, St. John; l<‘. Bertram,'tlle Maritime Pl'ovinces. Tile surveys

[which have been made have shown

Toronto.

REVERE HOTEL

J. W. Allen, Montreal; W. ll. Mc-

Gregor, Lot 16; C. B. Ramsay, New York; A. L. Turner, Buffalo, N. Y; (7. R. Goodwill, Schenectady; R.- C.

Tweedy. Toronto; C. F. Miller, Vic-

toria; George R. Hursh, Fall River;

Georgg I-l. Ilcucoll, Freotown; Ii. F. Feehan, Mount Stewart; R. W. Mitch- ell, St. John; P. E. Lownes, St. John.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland-New York s~ 019%. land 5. '

At Detroit-Detroit 7; Boston 5, All Chicago-washington 2; chica.

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At St. Louis-St. Louis 10; Ph11g¢1¢,1_

phiaf 1.

_ NATIONAL LEAGUE.

1 At B`rooklyn~_Brooklyn 3; St. Lotus

At PIlIl8.d8l IIIS--Phi - cincinnati 1. ;’ lad”-h 1° 4'

At Boston-Chicago -4; Boston _4_

Called ninth, darkness. ` At New York-Pittsburg 2; New

York 1. ' `

FEDERAL 'l.EAs¢iE. ir hi

At Baltimore-Brooklyn 1-_ B..1¢1_

more 9. ‘ _ _-’ 5 At Chicago-st. Loulsioi chicago

At Newark-Newark 4; Buffalo 1, At Pittsburg-Kans_as City 6; Pitts.

burg 5. -

iNTEi=lNATloNAL LEAGUE.

1 At Richmond-Buffalo 3; Richmond-

Only one gamoscheduled.

llillill IIIIIMS

Mill SHIJIIIIEI

(Special to thc Guardian.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Berlin

will soon ilitroduce a meat card sys- tem siniilur to the bread card scheme already ill use there. This is tllo all- nounceniclit made this afternoon in a long conlnlullication sent the Depart- ment of Commerce by the Arricricilll Association of Commerce and Trade ill Berlili. The report says that the meat rations must be cut at least fifty per cent. -

SIXTEEN GEFIMANS AND

ONE TURK AMONG THE HOMESTEADERS FOR JUNE.

OTTAWA, Aug. 25.-Homestead eil-

tries during June numbered 1,865. or 1,155 less than June, 1914. There were 425 ill Manitoba, 756 ill Sask- atchewan, 630 in Alberta, 54 in British Columbia. The hemesteuders itlclud- ed 256 Americans, 311 Austro-I{ungar- inns, 16 Germans, one Turk, 10 Bel- giulls, 16 Italians alld one Serbian.

ML UEPUSII

llEPilHli|] UPUN

(From our own correspondent)

OT'l`A\VA, Aug. 20.--A report which

ifin receiving news to that ei'i`cct tho

will constitute un nutileritatlvo refer-

tlio Mines ilepartinent. Tile report is based upon an exhaustive study ot

fields of Alberta and the oil shales of

some excellent possibilities and the report will contain fairly defiilite in- formation with regard to permanent values ill most of the known fields.

Tile shale deposits of New Bruns-

wick are to be reported upon as pos- sible of successful deelopment. Re- garding the deposits which caused the oil boom in Alberta the report will be very conservative in tone.

IHIIUHLI IIMISH]

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 25.-Conv

plaillts inado by the Germans nbout the treatment of their prisoners ut Alllliorst, cnllsed no great surprise hero, as it has been known for some ‘time tllat such protest was intended.

Justice llepartnlellt despatched all of- ficial to Amherst to institute inquiries while United States Consul at Halifax and Molletoil were asked to make ili- vestigation. This inquiry established .tho fadt thaat all the trouble was caiiscll by ii few men, whose attitlric ,was irreconcilable while the great tliajority were satisfied with their

BEIIMIII SIICIILISIS

ill FEW MIN

Plliillil lliliilil

EEHMHII MMIIIISS

BERLIN, Aug. 26.-The Relehstag

has adopted a Socialist resolutionask- ing the government to organises bur- eau, under the auspices of the federal council, with some of its members elected by the Reichstag. to take charge ofthe food problem. The bur- eau will have the right to confiscate food -products in behalf of the people.

iiiiiiuuitiiiniii . .siiii iiilnwiiisf issri

A meeting of the Canadian Seed

Growers' Association for Prince Ed- ward Island was held at the Experi- mental Station yesterday afternoon. The President, Mr. Clark. Superinten- dent of the Experimental Station, pre- sided at the Field Conference. Nine strains of banner oats had been sent into the Station by members of the Association for comparison and ex- amination. - These and the five strains of White Russian wheat also forwarded to the Station by members were very carefull examined and

tions of interest to seed growers were discussed ill dctai_I._

Besides the members of the Asso-

ciation there were present two of the metl ill charge of Demonstration Sta- tions in tho Province and three o the men \vllo have been conducting co-operative tests with oats in con- junction with the Experimental Sta- lion. for three- years. Among the other visitors were: Dr. Charles Saun- ders. Dominion Ccrealist, O tawa; Mr. L. H. Newfilalt, Secretary df the Can-

OIIBWRI Prof- .W. S. Blair, Superin- tendent of the Experimental Station

at Kentville, N‘. S.; Mr. S. J. Moore, Seed Inspector for the Maritime Pro-

iceil. Secretary ot tl I’ E I iilillieh of the (‘. S. G. A.

Asked concerning the crops, Mr

Newman said that hc had bee

PHUIOIOI-fist. for l’_ E. island; Mr. Les-

UU ` I ' le. . I _ _

‘nowhere seen better prospects for a abundant harvest of good quality. ll

‘other parts the harvest had suffers tq_such nn extent that the su l o

attcntion to a fact of considerable illi- pol'tallrc to island seed glowcr

bring into the district scod front ou side sources. This fact prcsellted a

. _ 3' D good condltloll ami he expressed th

ill other provinces were the crops I

ter kept.

condition of the fields of grain whic

considered most satisfactor rcfiec

Seed Growers' Association to be

good judgineilt.

to the station.

SALKAN LEAGUE TO

from Rome to the llziily Teicgrup says the Balkan Iicilglln is to be r

ting il combined army of 1100.00(

judged by all present. Many ques-‘

l » ‘ . s,

namely: that cverv veal' some pitrt o|` rv 1 wqp 10 -,p ,.111 H

- ~ ' » - _ - _ til the vic-

' - A ~ _ _ . -_ few days and will bc -icconl 'titled by _ ‘ , _ ‘ .‘ " illtliriiltil;.l:T“nM'i;f§(i1liiltl:i;ciMiIrMir:;¥Mli\»"Il his mother wllo will spclirill solnt. ‘Ur-V 'l°‘0BHll,}’ 10 "U00 El1l`0De” is 1 , . _ _ , , , ',, _ _(1 » - _ _ - . _

better condition or the grounds bet- MF- -I9-H105 St- U- MOUTH Of EWU" ICU

Dr. Saunders also expressed hin

pleasure at seeing such an excellent MP- ,J- H- MCKGHZIG Of CH|lf0l`lll9- Hllfl series of pmtg as that “pw on €,.1eW Capt. R. K. McKenzie of Flat River.

at the Charlottetown Station. The

are being grown for seed purposes lm intendent of the Ottawa Division of

Y. Y

ing gn-.nt credit on nic omct-_rs of, thc yesteriluy nwrulni: on return lwmc station :mtl snowing tliiit the climate after spending a mouth -on the Island here this season has been very favor- _ able. While some or the plots are Mfmtuaue and ln the city. Mr Hughes partly lodged this is dtie to the ex-

ceptional winds and the unusual the P-El-R.

leligtli of the straw. The indications --- ' are for a. heavy yield of grain of good M,-s_ Jamps T_ MacNp111 of 1,03 App. quality. He collsiderod the special 01.;-S ,spent p fpw weeks 1" Oakland plots which have been sewn with seed 153; montlp M1-p_ 1V1pcNp11| 15 ,L daugp. selected by members of the Canadian gp, (1\1p_,-yi pf John MMNC111 pf Wp11.

striking demonstration of the valuo ppp pf yep,-S 1p Mppppphp_.,ptts_ wpprp of such work when carried oil with php mp( ,md hppp11ymm-_|-10,1 the wp|1_

The nlcmbors of thc Association panvp pf SL Jphp_ N_ B_ Since thch.

UXPWBSQII f-l“‘m*‘(‘l"'°*‘ “S bfilmi' Wcll marriage, Mr. and Mrs. I-lacNeil lived "@9314 by Wm" they Bm" 0" their "Ill t'or a time ill British Columbia, blit

BE RECONSTRUCTED.

LONDON, August 25.- A despatch

rollstrllctcd with a provision for put-

PERSONALS

Lieut Auld and Lleut S. Simpson

who have enjoyed a short furlough left yesterday on return to'Valcartier_

Miss Katie Stanley, City, left yes-

terday on a visit to Connecticut, New York and Boston. '

Miss Amy BYFDG. City. left yester-

day to visit her friend Miss Walker at Pt du Cliene. _ 'rise Misses Elsie and winia-od Plncher are spending their vacation at Eldon, the guests of Mrs Campbell.

Miss Enid McFa'rlan`e, Summerslde,

return? hotme yesterday from a short- sit; _o Charlottetown.

Mr. Peter Mcinnis. Earnscllffe, was

spending the week end in Iona the guest of Mr. Edward McKenna.

Mr. Andrew McKenna, Iona, is

visiting in Earnscliffe the guest of Mrs. George _Praught.

, Messrs Jack Stewart and Wilfred Gaudet have written to friends in Char- lottetown advising of the_ir_ safe ar- rival in Valcartior. ' i

two years was a passenger to her home in this city Wednesday evening from Winnipeg. '

toms Department, Ottawa, has arrived in Charlotettown to spend the holidays with his parents. Captain Finlayson and Mrs Finlayson.

Mrs W H Fraser of Van(-one B

f (`___ _ 'vismn ° I cr _mu ht RH: lvarellouses and thirty piers have been

s g l g er rs.

Rogers, Albertoil atld will leave oil re- turn to the Pacific Coast early ill September.

The Misses Page of Toronto, wllo

spent the summer ill Charlottetown,

ndian Seed Growers’ Association of guests at Th” “"5"” left y“st0"day.“f' <-_onne’ctin c is ' d ri

ternoon for Summersidc where they will spend a few days cn route for home.

vipppp; M,-_ paul A_ Mu,.ppy_ mam Mrs. E. A. Dougan and Mr. Thomas \Vp,,m_ fs un M _ i di h

ll. Lloyd of.(7ambridge, Mass, wlle

` . , ' 'pt . well y mi loit poods having

lie leunant, llistilct Representative “mf” been 0"-l°y'"g "' Very pleasant b - -l~ 1 1' -,.

fm- 1\111g'p ppuply, and Mr m,.ha,.,; visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dougan, 0°" ‘I ma( y 5 Hppml ull" bmson'

City, leave today by the Boston boat ton return heme.

Miss Alice McKenna who has been

. i ‘. ' II ' _

1,|1r0ug11 H good popup" of Eagan." llotne on avlsit io_hcr parents Mi'. anti _hal rico *ran ‘ mm by EmiJ0l`0I`_Nl

_ _ _E lM__I _ I H _]_ __ t as. is_ tclegr:-iplled to the Matin Canada, incllidlng Ontario. and has £l‘i;___;<l_\;i;i'_tn_n____t (:§il_t_1(;__e_“ __<CJ_n;\_0___t;;_v__ by Jem, (,_“ppi_ fm.p_,(,,. 1.~,.cm_h Mmis_

she was accollipatiietl as far ns the

0 , ‘,' "l’=_.;t k . : _

was pm-|_1¢u1ar1y K,-a1;f1p,l at this on t-ity by tllo_ Misses Margaret, Mchcii- Mn "_‘ H “plea lc’ '"9 I" affe“'l""

awpum of the mat that in many n_i;_fund.Antolnctte Mclnnis of Earns- from H::__1;_ ;;;;er;‘;e;~¥'ld:_l§s5;p_I_

(I c e. - ' _ ‘

. ‘Hold firm for we are all behind

_ _-_ . _ any ii. '_-_ ... ii._'."tii _ .- Hood seed for next spring's seeding Mr' S' A"lh“" W'm"ms‘ New York' imc 0 mporor is quoted ss say

was considerably affected. Hecalled wh? has bw" "i"*im_"“ ills "‘"l'l“""' “$110 pmpm-I-11's voice was mm ani

Mrs. Bcnjanliil \Vllll.\ms, Summerside was in Cllarlottetowll yestorilay. lie leaves oil return to New York ill it

inontlls with him and Mrs Williams

I- ' _ The ldlllpcror ildilcd: “France can

ll ' -ount i 'I ll " _ ~ _

excellent opportunity for growers of- Ml' llerlliirt M‘"`5°"- /W°l`"(‘-3'- of ;;10 0;] l1;l1§111mm0v“1p(;,“m ig ‘mug

seed outs ill this Proviiit-1-. who usually _ 3- pt succeed ill harvesting their (io s ill WF! the l“U0\"B ff‘UlCl`- Ml' GUOFKC

Boston, wllo with Mrs Morson is visit

iRobertson, Fortune Bridge, aid thc

e _ P ______*_.____

hope that this year would not be an ‘Guardian H P198-Bflllt vslt yesterday. DANES TFUBUTE To

exception in this regard. in speak- ing with ille members c»1ncerillng`ex-

perimental work at different stations I-“ming I0 BUSWU lil fl few ‘lays-

lle took occasion to eulogize thc --

splcndld work being done by” Mr. MPS- (UK) D- W- MCKUIIZIO ullfl Clark. On none of tho farms visited 80"- lluvlll. ul’ New York who have

Mr and Mrs Morson leave this after- noon for Sulnmersldo and purpose re-

" been visiting Mrs. McKenzie's father

on return yesterday morning, ac- companied by the dector`s brother.

11 Mr J. H. Hughes, Assistant Super-

t. the C_P.R_, and wife and famil left

visiting friends and relatives at Lower

is ri brother of M_r G. A. Hughes, ot'

ll ington, l’_`E. l., and lived for a lltim-

knowil athlete. James T. MacNcilI a

for the past two years have been conifortalily located in the southern 5lt.y.»- Oakland Maple Leaf.

1, Dr. A. A. Allen of Cilriiigall arrived

lompanlcd ly his son James.

Miss Ethel H0dgso'n who has been _§}_:‘_<i€:(l<___£t;l;_ces, it is believed, has been

a resident of Saskatoon for the past '

Mr George Finlayson, of the Cus- .

0. in tllliwltittctowlllast;-veliillg nc-

'_ ‘ I " .

1 of the l‘. E. I. Railway, who un-

IT PAY8;to buy in this Province.

who wish to take part in Monday's Fancy Dress Carnial. at the Arm- ouries at 4 o’clock to-day. Four good harmonica players wanted.

BAND CONCERT TO-NIGHT.-The

82nd Regiment Band will give a splen- did cencert to-nlglit at Victoria Park. It has been decided not to hold it in Queen Square owing to the draining operations in progress in the vicinity. Banclsmen are requested to note this.

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LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE OR-

GANIZERS.-All those who are pre- pared to give their services to further Dr. S. R. Jenkins and Mr. James Paton's candidature are requested to meet in Oi1er's Hall, Queen St., to- night at eight o’clock. Every polling division should be represented. 2712.

GREEKS EBILISIIIG

(Special to the Guardian.)

ROME, Aug. 26.--A report from

Athens says a general mobilisation of

PORT' OF ANCHANGEL I8 NOW VERY BUSY.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2G.»-Mr Henry

L. Baker, the American commercial attnche at Petrograd, reports oil the changed conditions at Archangel, which he says is now as busy a port as New York. During the present open season more than one hundred

built. Four floating cranes of the largest size have been imported alld there are now facilities for handling the bulk of the cargoes arriving for the govornnlcnt_ Petrograd alid Mos- cow can be easily reached froln Arch- angel by way of the Dvina river alld

g alla an vers. A new

broad gauge railway is being built from Archangel to the interior, and is expected to be open for trafiic in November

l nl nconlme ty eing

ex irtod t t 'll'

PEOPLE OF RUSSIA LOYAL.

”l’ARlS, Aug. 26.-An account of all

audio

ter of Feroigil Affalis.

cleal‘. M. (`l‘llDPI SAYS, HS Ile iold of the restilutioil of all Rtlsi-lialls to ear-

tl is

assured. ~

comp i victory is

chiev l." '

BRITISH DEAD

LONDON, August 25.-A telegram

from Cepenhageil to the Exchange Telegraph Company says the Danish stealncr Vidal sailed i'or llull today with the bodies of tho fourteen mcll \vllo lost their lives as the result of the attack on the British submarine E-13 by German warships after the submarine grounded last week on the Danish island of Salthelm.

Before the departure of the Vidal

a funeral service was held in Copen- hagen. It was attended by Lieuten- ant-Coninlander Clayton and the other survivors of the E-13, members of the Danish Cabinet, Danish navy officials, and representatives of the British Le- gation.

Danish bluejackets bore the coffins

between decks and placed them in ilu improvised chapel. The coffins were covered with hundreds of flags ami with wreaths ill Danish and British colors. Vast tlirongs assembled at the waterfront. and the people stood with uncovered heads as the Vidal steamed out, acconipiiiiied by Danish torpedo boats. Tile Vidal was saluted with guns and flags by thc forts. All flags in Copenhagen were at half mast.

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victoria iictpiiiil iii lutmirt-iii. ins friends will be pleased to learn that the operation has been siict-cssl`lil nm

the skilful tri-atlnclit of llr. (lilrrow and tho nurses of the Royal Vit'tol'in

he is milkillg steady progress under

RED CROSS FUND --At New Ginn

Candy. Come one come all and enjoy a pleasant evening.

TWO BROTHERS.-Mr Will Stan-

way, son of Mr H. Stanway, Prince Street. has resigned his position as Accountant in the Batik of Commerce. Winnipeg. and enlisted in the 13th Field Artillery, for the frollt. His brother George, is now qualifying for a captaincy in Wellington Barracks, Halifax. These two giillalit young men are noted athletes. They have both felt it their duty to fight for King and Country, and finer specimens of phy- sical manhood it would be difficult to flild.

CARNIVAL PRIZE LIST.--The list

of prizes offered ill connection with the Floral alid Fancy Dress Carnival in aid of Red Cross Funds ell Monday, August 30. is us follows:-Decorated private teum, lst prize, $3; consola- tioll, $2. Decorated tratiesnian’s team, 1st prize, $3; consolation, $2. Auto- mobile, lst prize, $3; consolation, $2. Best tableau, lst prize, $4; 2nd, $3; consolation. $2. Best decorated bicycle, lst prize, $2; consolation, $1. Prettiest costume (collectors), $2 alld $1. Most comical costume (collectors), $2 and $1. Most original costume (col- lef-'l0l‘S). $2 and $1. Collector of larg- est anleunt, $2 and $1.

T0 PLACE ORDER

OF ONE MILLION

WINNIPEG, Man., Aug. 2|i.-Goo.

F. Galt, rnomber of the War l’llr<'llii.~4- ilig Utillllllisslon, ()tta\\'i\_ iiilllollllrcd :it a. meeting of business men here that the colnlnission was about to place coiltracts to the value of $1,000,- 000 for clothing, boots and shoes for the Callatliali soliders, and cxpresscil the hope that Winnipeg would be awarded rt share of tllecolltracts.

iuiisiiii Piiiiiists ‘lu niciiiii will _ ii iuiiiii

LONDON, Aug. ‘_’ti.--.i\ despatch to

the Excllunge Telegraph t‘onlpan_v front _-\nlstei'dalll says:-"A Wolff 'l`elcgri-iplliv Bllrcull message from llcrlin states that tho Bulgarian (lov- _<‘l'_luu_ullt_ _l\,=l_s_ _il_\_t`ori_llful the Blllcarisii Ministers at Berlin that Buigaria's negotiations with Turkey have come to all clill.

“’l‘lle Vossische Zcitulig infers from

this that an ugrccllicllt llils uvttlally liven reililllcd. Other 1it\1iers stale that if all agreclllcnt has been reach- cll it deals only with the l'crtifica- tion of the frontiel' und colltiliils no piilitical clause bcal°ing on tile war.

ASK GOVERNMENT T0 INTER- VENE.

MONTREAI., Alig. 24.-The Star to-

day says:

“Though definite plans have ilot yet

been divlllgetl, it is ulld(‘l'stood that several organisations ol` business men ill the city are preparing to leave for Quebec on l<‘riday. where. they will ask Sir Lnnlrr Geuin, Prenlicr of the pro- vince, to appoint a receiver' to take cliarge of tire,iidlnilllstwliioll of Motl- treal’s fillaiic1=s.` The personnel of the delegation is being kept private, but according to reports at the City Hall, business men of several organisations have decided that the financial crisis ill the city’s affairs is such that the Provincial Government should step ill alid take such moans as will insure the most bclieflciztl niiulageniellt of the citizens' lnolley until such time as the flllallcinl outlook liils'improvcd.“

Dr. Allen resumes his practice ut Car-

The Central Guardian Gdgtl Nightg

'Y'Y";::"' “va :;;::::::xxV;`:;::'_:::::V17:'TV '1T;Afx:::::;:::::::A:::; YJJVT::::::::;:: ar., enjoyed by those in good health.

1 ‘gow Tuesday evening 'August 31st. the Tm perfect dmumn' dc" mmm’

Bova, A1'1'l=.NTioNi-Mr. whit- Ladies Alu for neo cross Fund will "ld P“'° bl°°d ‘{P°" "'_hi”l‘ °°‘“'d- lock would like to meet all the boys serve Ice Cream and home made health depends, will be :wen you by _

S .

Ima su- at Any Mosul-» in ui. world

Laid averywlmrr. Ia beau. 23 \=,'l|l l

A135oi=2i3iNE

TCU-[il HARP. I»lib.lJ.L PAT O7!

Thlckened. Swollen Tissues; Curbs; Filled Tendonl. Sort! ness from any Bruiso or Strain; Stops Spavin Lamenen. Alloys pain.

Does not Blister, remove the hair or ' lay up the horse. 82.00 s bottle,

delivered. BOOK I Kfree. _ _ _ _

ABSORBINE, JR.. the antiseptic lini-

mentior mankind. For SYIIOVIIII. SKIIN- Gouty or Rheumatic deposits. Swollen. Painful Varicose Velnl. Will tell YOU '“°i° “ "Zi" ""‘°;i ’i~i““‘i.i”."°'.i"°"i'i iii ea crl or e 'vers an aC ure 011 MVJ. YOUNG. l'5.l'.ul lymus lllg..lontr¢o_l, Cala. ' Absorhliie ind Absiirliliic. Jr.. lie llde Itl Clllil-

& ' emovca Bur - ‘ nllrgemeull,

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Weari`4'I`llis_Patriotic

Badge

and help the Island Pat- riotic F und. Price _10r each. Proceeds- to bc given to '1`lie Island Pat- riotic Fund. _

` Charlottetown Guardian ` iz-iii-il-it.i»ii-nt.

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i _;g 1 iviorlsolu s. oui=l=v

Barrister; and Attorney! Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY TO LOAN.

A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon

McLEAN & McKlNNON Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law

I Brown Block, Cllurlottetown. __

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WARBURTON G. SHAW.

Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

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

Oiiices-Old Guardian Office, Pro-

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