d - 123115-11.

' d "Fruii-a-iwiliopnis, ililli-lnllllitjtiluil" -

Auto-intoxication msinnself-polwn. hg. Many people summon. partial Oinuipstioe or iaiafidsut action ofih 56min. Waste matter which should pan out of the body every day, nnisina and pohoiis the blood.

Asjs result, there is Headaches, Indigestion, disturbed Stomach, Pain In the Back, Rheumatism and Eosama

d other skin diseases.

“Flirts-olives” will alwlyl niece Jute-intoxication lat-hose tablein, made from fruit juices, bet gently on the bowels, kidneys and, skin and keep the blood pure and rich.

50o a box, Ii for 82.50, trial Ilse 25o.

22.

wow mm -s.i.'...-. cum‘.

MEN'S OVERWLLS FROM $1.25 31D. Prowse Bros. 14d. 6071-0-41.

BAND QONCERT-The 41h ‘Rflsimeut Band wondered nn ex- cellent concert olI- Queen Square Ins: night. ' '_ _

BOY'8 SCHOOL SUITS at half price, Prowse Bros. Md, 5011.641,

set-L. page, .-ro sci-ram . , L-yw-i-s-Laag -4- ~ 01‘.'1\AWA;--.Sept',, '

, V .-'rhe uinteu Kingdom "was a ‘better customer of Canada than the United States for

July. The total exports of Canad- ian produce t0 the United States for that period were $304,000,000; and to Great Britain and lreland were nearly $307.000.000.,Theso fig- ures are from the monthly sum- mer-; of trade issued by the Doin-

At ‘dealers or sent. poatpaid FNMA-fives limited. Ottawa.

FOQ-‘IO-OO-O-OGO-OQQIOOOOOOOO

ll 0V". 8Q I61‘ line Der day ter

600-O+O'O**""4

t llsl . G _ l I I III" I t i?) Ser sin. ch15“: roi- ..f.".i°"......2i r212" iftffiilfifi m“ “"31” “"10 M0" fly and are be plld ros. Special lines s-ilrlllhal Iss ad. 15o hr lave. guests at the "Bruns. ck. (iMonc- vvorfls lor one week. Situation Wanted, lel seven werdl per 1011 Times.) WOO , eeee-ee-eeeo-s =:Haru and soft corns both 1 yield t0 Hollo\vay's corn Remov-

w inion Bureau of Statistics. . Kensir e

CLASSIFIED iuvnnsruiurs

RATES-Ice per Ilse per day. le per Ilne per lay ier I lays

I dais er ever. Oennt i5 wares

Agents Wanted

Wanted

WANTED LIVE AGENTS 10f Watkins 150 products. Dirac mconsnrner. Write The J. R. Watkins‘ 00., 879 Graig BL, West, Moirt-rfsal. ' '

BOARDERS WANTED — APPLY ‘25 Upper Prince. 2074-6-21.

WANTED GIRL STUDENTS. AP- ply 97 Hillsborputgh St. 5052-6-11

AGENTS WANTED — T0 SEILL guaranteed made to measure rainccaffl. Write at once for full particulars. Glasgow Rubber Co. of Canada, 367 ISt. James Street, Montreal. Dept. .48. 5010-2-21

I 1 Lost

LOST- coho bun, ssrwsen Prince St. and Railway. Finder please leave at this office. 5078-

LOST ON ELM AVENUE, OR Mulipeiiue Road, head light rim and glass. W. B. Pro-wse 8t Sons, Sept. 6 3i

LO$T.-ON WEDNESDAY MORN- ing, Au". 30, between Darlington and Milton. gray raincoat. Find- er please notify Gordon McLeod, Brookfleld. 3071-31-41

For Sale

SOHOONER FOR SALE. - The

"M. W. White," capacity about -

' 170 tons coal. Apply to William Samara, Gnindatone, or to Car- vcll Bros. 5012-2-31

._.___E_i__ __*____.... FOR BALE OR RENT, BUNGA. lo-w, 46 Greenfield Ave. Aprply 2i'.‘.'. Eusion St. Phone 648. 5073- 6-21.

FARM FOR SALE four miles from (ihnrlottetown, 00 acres in good state of cultivation, well water-

, odj new buildings. Apply Gusr-

"Ftlldn Office 5084-1-01

FOR SALE-A BIG BARGAIN for somebody. Soda Water Foun- --taiii complete with Ice Cream Cabinet attached, holding two five-gallon cans. Taylor & Ten- _ nnnt, Amherst, N.S.

FOR SALE, SMALL IMPROVED

WANTED-TWO BOARDERS IN private house, centrally located. Apply Guardian. 3020-2901 -

W-ANTEL-TWO SMALL FURN

vate house. Central location, Ali- ply to Guardian.

WANTED BY LADY- ROOMS hid tboard in private family, rplease write W W. Box, 12S. City, i3072-0-3i.

Help Wanted-Male

. BOARDERS WANTED. 212 Kent St. 5057-6-31

WANTED- ‘MAN on sov, "ro work on farm. W. W. (Jrosby, (vol-swan. 5000-0-21.

iii

WANTED- MAN FOR FARM

work. yAipply Vernon McMillan,

Brackley: ' 5050-6-21.

WANTED 25 MEN TO WORK ON project No. 24, from Tryon ‘to Carleton. Apply Cameron & Mr:- Lenn, Cfllpe Traverse. 5068-0-61.

MAKEMONEY AT HOME. - $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spars time writing show cards lor us. No canvassing. We in- ltruct and supply you with the work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 102 Colboume Blding Toronto '

WANTED lMME-DIATELY- EX- pcrienccd fox rancher, married ‘man preferred, absolutely de- pendabls one who can sndwlll make good. Good wages, furn- ace heated home. car for serv- ice. Apply by letter. give full

homo at Bridgetown,‘ with Particulars. Cholfis position for store connccted,"sui-table for a hum “"597 mim- Address lug three years old. For further ‘FQX Fflrm- Guard!“ omce-

"ibusiness. Now garden produc- Cl""'|°tt°l°“'"- P- E- I- pnrtIcuim-s, write J. S. ‘Moore.

Gen Delivery. 5051-0-21. T0 Lfit

Help Wanted-Female MAID WANTED-— MR8 R. E Mutch, 185 Euaton St.

COOK WNTED-One willing to learn at the Clifton House. 870-941. WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs, J. E. Mc- Jhichern, Cherry Valley. 5014-2-31

TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE for eight months. Mrs. W. C. Turner, 20d Hiiislroro St.

HOUSE TO LET... 214 l Kent ‘St. Apply 212 Kent ‘St. 5057-8-31

.____._..__i__.._.___ HOUSE ‘TO LET. ALL CONVEN ilence, Apmly 232 Grafton St.

5053-6- 2i

Teachers Wanted

WANTED, CAPABLE MAID FOR general housework, to go t0 Montreal, family of three, No

- children. Goody-ages paid and

__fare to Montreal. References rc- quired. Write to A. R. Jones, Box 4-89, Charlottetown, or Cltll nt Office, Riiley‘ Building, Queen St. 7 5056-6-21

M lscellaneous

SOY STUDENTS ‘can get board at 1125 Fitzroy Street near P. W. C. ., - . I111"..- 2-1. ‘SMGGO-Gl. fiurffihs - , u rm: ,4.‘ lost. Send address and stamped "envelope to Mrsfi‘ John Pearson,

WANTED-First or second class teacher for Upton School. Sup-

plement $100.00 per annum Midsummer vncation- A. S. Morson, jSecy. 3047-30-61

CLLAL i’

» ~ asked by tsiesrauh what is to be

ER-Q-jgmlt . 1 the twelve .-mouths ending __W‘l\1i _‘l,v0a:|'q§f$ i;

ished rooms for light housekecp ' _

1-s- mu G-udi-n- 5013-2-31 ii“...‘Z?“1..i*if?§2i.i.i‘§§2§' 2135i _""_- k ~.- -~

wraae ‘m: mw s-ross n the cit! for boy's clothing. One look w~lil convince you. Browse Bros. Ltd. 5071-6-41.

N0 SALE FOR OATS. '— Chut- iiain World: A P. E. Ir-SChOODQI‘ was here yesterday yvith n cargo (If oats. Nobody here wanted to iiiiy ‘bats, and the vessel left for Newcastle. lf there is no demand‘ (or them there the owner will he

Gone with the cargo. '

zrsnsonsts

iguncan of ‘Montreal,

w} p Bradley and

were in 11.115; ‘city yesterday atten- ding the ‘MWCRQPQ convention.

_ _ , _ “be! David McKen lie. who-hay"; , spending their Vaciiliillipate} River, left on return 40'», real by the 1.15 trnln on Monday.

v . I . U‘;-

‘Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murdock, Hr. and Mrs. J-. W. Parenthus and Misses Moi-tho a_n<l Bessie Poole, 0f Montague, P. E. 1., arrived in

B‘

er, which is entirely sufe to use, and certain and satisfactory in its action, .

Kentucky Marque ilMoncton

fMONC/PON. Sept. 8.- The large crowd that attended the horse races at the local Speed-wny on Labor Day afternoon witnes-

the second o1! the 2.16 class, Ken- tucky Mnrque, owned and driven by Col. l). A. MCKlIlHDll, going the half in 100 and the mile 1n 2.14-

Foliowing ls the summary: 2.25 Cluss- Mar-y Gatewond. (H. C. JewctthFreilericton, N. 13.; 1st. The Acrobat, (Amos Etter. Amherst, N’. -S.; 2nd; Dongoia

‘use?! and V tricts present. ‘K.

‘esterday at the Vic-

Misses ‘t ‘is llannihtfll Kelly's Cross and Miser-loan‘ Ienisy, In Herman

p»

Indian River hPicnic

Beautiful weather favored the la- dian River picnic and games which took place on Labor Day. The tables and booths were well Dat- ronized and the gathering was successful both socially and fin- ancially. Beautiful execution of the Shauntreuse and Hishinnd fling by little Miss ~Mury Trsluor. Step dancing by John Murphl-MN- J_. McNeill and Alphonse Bernard-

i

inn. wi lard "Brown, and Archie CampbellfThere were many slflil! ‘ ' 'visitors from other dis-

100 Yd. Dish (loya) ‘_

‘1. Welter Evans.

Zflltoy‘ Stewart.

a. ‘Arthur Ready.

4. lhnigies Campbell.

Time 14 sec.

10o lvds. Dash (Men)

1. H. ‘McDonald. 2, ‘Gerald Murphy. ,3. John Peters. Time-ll sec.

Shot Put

1. l-l. MacDonald.

2. G. Murphy. '

3. G. Hislrins,

Distance- 32 feet, 3 inches.

Pole Vauit

1. H. McDonald.

2. G. ‘Hllltlns.

3. John Peters. Height, 7 feet, 6 inches.

Standing Broad Jump

1. c. Murphy. 2. H. McDonald“

s. o. Higgins. _ Dlatance- 8 feet, 9‘ inches.

Running lrosjd Jump

1. l-l. MacDonald.

2. G. Klggins.

3. John Peters. " Distance- 15 feet, 5 inches.

Hammer Threw

1. Leonard Sheehan,

2. H. McDonald. ii. Gerald Murphy.

I Distaince- 62 fcct 8% inches. -'<e>-—

Big Leagues

ST. LOUIS, Sept i-Hrown. now but one game behind the League lenders.

(l), A. MQKlIHlOTLI 3rd, Best time 2.15% .

Crescent, 2nd. Bonnie Hui,

1y. (S- C. Rice? Fillmore Dillon, St. John) 3rd. Following were '01s officials: Stnrter- Fred J. Suminerside. Judses- J. A. Kelly, Shediac; Thos. Dobson, Jol-icuro; Cochrane, Moncton. Tlmers- G. B. W-lillett, W. Spear and H. S. Wilson. MONCTQN. Supt. 5.-A large number of P. E. islanders visitors <10 the city over the was]; end, many of them ntetnding the races held here yesterday. Among those registered at the Brunswick were: Mr. and Mrs, ll. E. \V.h1tc, Dr. and Mrs. ll. McIntyre, Mr, and Zilrs. (l. ll. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Green, Misses Mary John. 181011. Winnifred Wcdlock, Mai-y 0100MB. DCPOY-liy ‘H011, Grace Bleak horn, Sadie Head. Mrs A. W. Pat- terson. W. It. Show, W, L. Hig- gins» m"! LL-Coi. D. A. Mclqhnuni mmrlmettilw"; fllso‘ MrfCreelnian .\lcArthur. Summerside. <-e-c>-_ -..- ,

ENGLISH rescnsns SAIL, _. .-

l Fred Dunstan

H.

LON-DON. Sept. t-A ‘party of English teachers satiled"'yesterduy ‘on the steamer, Mon-trose to e-nter Saskatoon normal school to quali- TY 10F poets in Western Canada. The ‘Maple Leaf Fellowship is sending a second. -,party acrosgno Canada in December iiexti‘ - ""'~ “I --<-e-¢-—-- PARADIB FOR O. N. R. BOARD

QUEBEC. Sent. L-Efforts of the City ‘If Quebec to obtain‘. represen- tation on the Canadian ‘National Railways Board have been crowned with success. The appointment oi’ Hon. P. J. Paradis, IM. L. C., is now said to be a certainty.‘ The an- "v-nt of the composition of

TACHER WANFf-ED- WANTED at once :1 teacher for H-ebron School, ‘No 163, ~L0t S. P111139 Co, Supplement $100.00 dollars for the year. Apply to Albert Guy, Secretary oi trustees. RR. 1. Coleman. 5065-0-31.

AUCTION ' SALE

Mrs. John Murphy Announces A PUBLIC SALE Y AUCTION of Iier Household Furniture etc. at

‘Aumm F"1E""~“” "ém-fiz" s2 wsymaum st. Cwtown ipwtlci a a‘ assailed or su- "A " "' "" °" F,“ t. w u”. o! mm” rmeav era. seer. 1m

-;Ad -' (iii: s School to: Nui- sea ‘IHlf-Sulbflnlobdent. .

NOTICE-SAY! TROUILI AND expense by. leaving your sub- scriptions to the Family Herald "and Weekly Star and Montreal (Daily Star with-JA- F. Brown.

, Stamp Yeifdor,.,a\itiiorisad repre soniative for 25 years.

Ilsa 3;‘. Heniorr .0

‘ll? ni

t n . o manaon Toronto. Sample

5010-2-31

c.....i.r..- Oval Dining ex-

dining chairs. l-lhir cloth isette, Parlour chains, beds, springs, bed (ling. kitchen tailfle, chairs, eic. leg chest, writing desk, kitchen cupboard, china closet, crockery. glassware and chamber sets. oil- ‘atovo, counter stand 4 x! mid 01-h- er useful household effects.

Tuesday, 12th. Sept. 11 s. ‘m. Terms at sale. A WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer -—-—<-e}---—

tension table, Austrian ‘Bentwood I

ilr atomny sale _w-\ll, Ibo hold " ‘

the board. which will most likely include Mr. W. G. Kenney, vice- presiilent of the Great North-West- ern, with whom negotiations as chairman are on, will be made be- fore the 15th of September. -—Q-O-}-—-_ SWISB WOULD LET GERMANS INTO LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GIEINIEJVA. Sept. 5.—The Swiss delegation to the League of Na- tions has been ‘intructodto vote for the admission of Germany ii

in support of-tho‘ Swiss govern-- menfs view that the leatiieshould he universal. -

el-"y 10-. mkct of

Watson's

FLY PADS

The little toe Is ‘degenerating,

. . - ,1 to th shape of modern 100t- 1 filifgwvilbl-tgsisltii: Mobster!‘ 0M0 it y u. glcfiihwm disappear altogether, accord- _: so .

ing to one doctor.

2.30 Ciasa- Prince Wilkes, (P. A. Belleveuu, Moncton) 1st; Ludy_st_ Louis (W.|

‘Best time 2.14 1-4. E. Wright,

A. E.

W610‘

ossrmso FOR {rt-cg we“,

the lcngue If she applies. This is '

I American League

your. music by ‘Roderick McLcl-.

; point. The parade was headed by

_ several horse drawn vehicles gall)"

Spleniiri Weather Anti . lhe C. 1.5. A. "Gibu Sports, -

The Labor Day celebration m CharlottetownMonday was ,veryl successful. The weather was ideal for the holiday and the day's pro- gramme was most enthusiastical- ly carried out._

The feature of the forenoon was the l... P. U. parade which started from the Hall on Water Street and proceeded through the princi- pal streets back to the starting

a motor car containing officers of the IL. P. U. This was followed by a line of cars, motor trucks, and

decorated.

Worthy of special mention was the truck In which was placed the large life boat of the Navy Lea- gue. lt was manned by members of the Charlottetown Life Saving Crew and a number of the Naval Brigade. and was escorted bys de- tachment of the Brigade on foot. A number of business firms were re presented in the parade with de- corated vehicles, including the’ Perfect-ion Ice Cream, Currie and Murnaghan, Carvcll Bros, Mc Lalne Service Station, and the Charlottetown Milling Co.

There were several clowns on bicycles and also a Cirarlie Chup- lin.

'l‘he parade which was accom- panied by 4th Regiment band ut- trncted much admiring attention niong the line of march.

The decoration of vehicles meant considerable expenditure of time and labor and the effect was very picturesque. The committee in charge are to be commended on

contested, the obstacle race fur- nishing fun galore, especially for the young lads, who were taking n day to themselves and trying to make things as unpleasant as possible for others

The boys of to-ilay should upp- reciate being allowed into the Labor sport free of charge by the Management of the Abegweitl Grounds. Years ago all small boys were not allowed inside the gate, possibly the boys would like

, Morning game- ,-!I.E. Cleveland 020000100- 3 8 0 40004020 -l0 15 2 Batterics- Lindsay,

Afternoon game- J Cleveland

I St. Louis Batteries-WI nu, Mails, Severeid.

At Chicago. Morning game R 11E. Detroit 0000001000-2‘ 6 0 Chicago ‘1010000001-3 9 0 ‘Batteries-Pillefte and Wood- uii; Faber and Schalk.

Afternoon game- v RJ-LE- Detroit ‘ 0000200001-3 9i Chicago 021000321 -0 1i 0

Batterlés-Oldham and Bas- sler; Robertson and Schalk.

At Washington. First game ILILE Philadelphia 000020210-5 14 0 Washington 001003000-4 10 2

Batteries-B. Harris, Rommel and Perkins; Francis, Johnson and

Gliarrl y.

- flee d game- R HE- Phllailelphiu 000000000-0 8 0 Washington 000100 -2 7 1,

Batteries-Ogden and Bruggy; Mogridge and Picinicn.

A double head-r lwtwcen the Yankees uni the Red Snx was pnstponcz‘. on uoczmn: r! rm.

hiadoviai League At Philadelphia. First itdlllll RJIE Brooklyn 010110000-4 10 1 Philadelphia 00001-103 -6 10 2

Batteries-Shiver and Debcrrv; Meadows and Henline.

‘Second gampe- TLH E. Brook. 2000130000000000-0 14 3 Phlla. 1002020010000001-7 21 1

Bntteries-Msmauv, M. Smith. Decatur snd' Miller; G4 Smith, Behun and Peters. _. . ‘i

fitbmtiiburg. Morning game ILHE st- Louis 010100021-5 s I Plttsburg 010000002-3 5 1

BatterIes-‘Pfoffer and Ainsmith Adams and Gooch.

Afternoon game-i- " R.H.E. St Louis ' "000202001-5 10 2 Pittsburg Batteries-Portico, Barfoot and Ainsmith; Glasner and Schmidt.

At Cincinnati. First game RJ-LE. ‘Chicago 000102000-3 5 8 Cincinnati 100000102-4 5 1

"BflllBfhl-{j-QMBBVOI, Kciifmann and Wirth; hCou h and Wingo.

Second ‘g-am‘ - ‘~ Chicago " 000000 0-0 '6 1 Cincinnati, 00300 -5 12 0 tteries-Aldri is. Jones and "Ha ieirpwmn-g- Keck‘ and Har- srsve. ~11 -- x i

Two games between Npw York and Bostop More postponed on ac- count of rain. ~ - ‘ _

' International Less?

Buffalo fl:..’l‘oronto 8. ffalo 8: Toronto 0, ' ‘~

‘Rouhosteii t; syrscuse o. Syra- cuse‘ 5r Rochester-J.

The games between Newark nuil Jersey City. and‘ those f-Thetwsen Reading and Baltimore were post poned on account of rain,‘

HIS CHANCE

l {would-is silicate-nadir‘: res 1;:-

mg l want to dis." ‘ Th, wiinmefiflwfllfydtfll‘ have to_ postpone that. l want" a’ life-sav- ing medal."

Edwards‘ Bilillmtffl“) 3Td- He“ time 2-29 iii-anti OiNeill; Shocker and Seve-gstartcrs. Harley receiving n big

2.16 Class- Keutucky Nlarque,'rejd_ (McKinnon 1st; High Knob Beau- st. John) 2m;- arts, 000100000- 1 12 2- ing the track record made in 1900 203-10051 -—12 15 2 Ed- wards and O'Neill; Shocker and

004010001-8 11 0 '

the management to adopt this method in future. Better behav- liour next time boys is expected The halt‘ mile run had only two

handicap on Francis, the Indian yrunner from Lean-ox Island, who Iwoa in magnlficnnt style, break-

he defeated this city in 2

by Johnston when L. ‘B. McMillan of min. "5- sec. Francis quarter a second off.‘

The high jump was the next closest event. Halfpenny pushing Kilfoy to 5 feet 7 3-4 inches which also means n new record for the Ahegvi-elt track.

Frank made n neat jump and in n few years will no doubt hang up a Maritime record. -

‘The pole vault was also u han- dicap event and was won in good style by the veteran jumper Wm. Halfpenny, who went to 11 ft. lie tried to clear the bar at 11 feet 0 inches. Mr Halfpenny took two trials grazing the bar each trial. He was Inter to take his final trial but owing to the number of events to be run off it was left over. Mr. Halfpenny will leave this jump for the championship meet at Halifax Sept. 9th.. Where he will again lead the wny and It is confidently expected will Dill a now figure In ihls event.

The 100 yards also furnished a close finish between E. McGulsan and l... wedlock. McGuigan win- ning out, which was reversflii in the 2.20 ilnsh, wedlock brenstlni; the tape first McGulgan a close second. ‘

The 4 round boxing 00111951- no decision gave the inns i! good idea of the manly art» 0! s9" defence. The boxers were evenly’

YllllNll MIITIIEB NBW STllliNil

~ Rl-LE. ‘

all ‘tron le to ' it fai and 11...... they“! r3.» s: 1'2: about lL-Mrs. Fun. P. Hansen, 602 iaoaasie.

A

the praise :0 eonuue

ones ' that did not

'with a half Nelson and toe

clipping one‘

neariyflftgyearsandthatreeeivel

f‘ L“, Successful Sports And P311300 0n Monday

a Large Attendance At ads.‘ At .1111‘. 1.11mi Diy

matched. Lem Rush-ed Ryan from the start, However Ryan brought thelight right hack to his

opponent, and some hard blows,were exchanged luckily the laud were the hardest and the bout ended in a

draw.

Catching the greasy pig was a silppy event and dwindled to a catch-as-catch-can sort of wrest- ling match, and tho pig after giv- ing his pursuers u hot run for it was finally lauded by Wm. Byers hold whiich brough- forth thunderous aplause from the pig.

The following is the summary of the events:

100 Yds. Dash

1E. McGuigan, 10 4-5

2 Large, Time

220 Dllh

1 L. wedlock, 2 ‘E. McGuigan, Time 25 sec.

440 Yda. tie

Large and Francis Francis

won the toss. Half nu. 1 Francis 2 Harley Time 2.4 3-4. Pole Vault ilfllilfpelllly 2 ScantieburyHeight