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I GOOD ,_ COAL While Y0u'Can

Nova 'is the time to lay

BABY

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' unsettled claimant will please write

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they-;’ll be a rush and the coal will_not be as good

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coal prornp yu and-‘a't/"the lowest prices.

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prlngiield 7 p. m. _

destruction their healthfg §‘t1°'}<:f}5]m':il;-.;i,i_¥§ut¢3-est geek Diode if. _WF Sizeclslr worm v°wdsf>f>e=f~2AA_.sA.. Mi..“ii.’.‘,' iEr‘?Z.f»‘.3.€l.*‘é?,‘é§' Arn. a ,remarkable soothing at ruse; 'daughter/or Mr. sn Mrs," ‘As preparation for the purpose, 3; drew Cochrane or town, can Mr. Eu

,s tlieyarenpositii/e destruction sa Ward M<=D°\1Hld of Dundas. P. E. I.

to W 0 I. m S’ and perfectly ,B were united inthe holy bonds of matri

- mony. The ,bnide w'iio was' givei:

( harmless to baby’ and so TE eway by her fpther looked charming

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REMAKING SHOES

is frequently our business ns niiiciras repairing. Often we are culled upon to rebuild a pair ot' shoes-virtually to make tliom over. We are as skilled in this branch as in the resple- ing, rclieeling, etc., of old shoes. We have the machinery and materials to do as g00d 11 .|011

nn tli¢ shoe factory.

LAMBROS BROS

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l§_omHinionFencing

FENUING AND \VIRES

'of _

2 Barb Galvanized 4 Barb,Gplvanized ,, ,-3

_ Nq,_9_,d_a1y,Ania¢d coiled. _ . A No.. 12 Galvanized Coiled _

No. 9 Soft Coiled I

` - _No.-12 Oiled Ahneaied. `

The , Rogers Hardware Co.

' Limited..

` Queen Street., .

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We have just received an assortment

of Dominion Woven _Fencing. Number 540, 640, 740,748, 847 and 935. I

150,000 lbs. Assorted Fencing Wire,

~ composedof the following :-

A f>Americatr‘- Painted I Barb

Grafton Street. g

mor two and Watch hm, §mi|c_ QI; peas. Miss Josephine Cochrane sis

ter of the bride, acted as bridesmair and' was dressed in brown sl|k_ My Chester Shepard of Bay River, P. E I.. was groonismaii. Iniimerliateiy aftei the,iiei'vice they motored to the liomr of the bride'a parents where a recep tion was held and a dainty luncheoi was served to the guests who werr the-.immediate relatives and friend: oi the young couple. The presenti they received were 'numerous whicl goes to show the `estee‘m the young couple are -held in by .the qieople o' this town. T-hey will make .their fu ture home on Provost Street, Nev. Glasgow.-.New Glasgow News.

A Delightiu_i Comedy

elightful comedy of the exhilarat

ing kind and good catchy music of th: jlngly varie|y,- combine to make "Hl. Bridal Night.”f to be seen at thr Prince Edwfird on Tuesday ami Wcl nesrlay nlglitzi and Wednesday matinee

. ' \ ‘Sept Oth and lllih. One of the. most

Should buy you! wlnter _ t rleieqtaliie offerings ol’ the present coal-during the summer and also with hard and soft riieumcai s~.»Ason. rn., comedy no montl-|S_ The ,Host im_ _ been supplied by that expert farccur I

. w ‘ ' Margaret Mayo ot “'i`\vin Beds" tunic

pOI`Ifll1I One 15 that _YOU ' , and the music by Frederick V. Bow

thereby effect a cOn_ ers, one of t‘_;\‘. fir-rniost copiposers o; . - . . . po u ar son s in Amercn. The siderable saving of money ,both in blocks or kindllng ,,,,,‘;,,,,,, ,,¢,,,.§ of Ove, ,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,;,,,._. -and then there may be Your coal and wood bus- ""1'i';;1” all Of Mr- Bowers' latest Com

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a notable shortage o_ f mess invited. ‘,§,,,,,,,,‘{f§Ii_“‘.’,‘§,e,,,‘?f,§‘Q§'°§f,,’{,‘f"§§,f°f,,"§,,{ C0211 JUSE When yOll HFC In ' usual' high . standard “Goodbye,’ l

need 0% who can J. & C0. {Sweet Bye and Bye," ;‘Waiting you,"

Come Along Love With Me' and Pajama Giris” nre only :i few of thi

C & ` A many th-at always score heavily wlti _, , Queen St Charlottetown audiences everywhere. _Seats now. or

YOUR `r,CHsANCE TO

.on Anntfoooo what noun

sale at the. Theatre Ticket oiiice H62 ,r

We have received a car of

Robin Hood White Flour

We recommend this flour

and guarantee it to be thoroilglily satisfactory.

l Y9u can have it in barrels, 98, 48 and 24 lb ba'gs.

Try this flour and you will

be delighted with it.

BEER & GOFF

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E. C. Harris

_ Eye Specialist

Office Royal Bank Build- ing, Charlottetown Oliice Hours 9,30--12.3

Phone 68-Y

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These goods were bought ear-

' ly and escaped the big jump ir. the Boot and Shoe market.

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Two Tone Brown

Field Moun And Tan

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to Michael Nocenti, 817 'Syxns St.,

cHunrcH or ENGLAND. __ H 1

Coqmsmon ml.. the parish churggkwest Hoboken. New Jersey. 749. f,’,fl'1“‘}1°“ 5““d“Y ’“°’“i“S» S°Pt~ New oLAseow HALL.-'ronlgnr 5 “ “' “‘- E"°“‘“5 PWYB' “' so war views. Tnelrraii or the sam.

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0;me and see where your. boy has ought and died, Sept. 5th 8 o’clock iid time. _ 758.

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A nETuRNtNo,.'ro |Np|A. -,Miss Audrey Deiiilois,-fvvho has been spend- Eng the summer here left yesterday err route back to india to resume Jher .vork in the Mission ileld of_that dis- trict land.

U. S. CON5U.L RETURNS. -Hon.

Wm. C. Pierce, United States Consul uid Mrs. Pierce and'fa.miiy arrived at 'heir home in Charlottetown on Wed- iesday night after Ii deligtful seven veeks visit to the U,iiited States. dur- ng which they visited New York, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, Cheapa- ieake Bay and other points. Mr. Pierce declares they had -a “whale of a trip." A ' ` A

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T0 WH'0M IT MAY CONCERN. -

Phe Charlottetown Labor Union coni- nenced loading steamer Lake Calch- :oon at 9 a.m. o'clock and ilnished at 6 #clock p. m. The men worked quick- y, handled the cargo carefully and. :ave me the best satisfaction. I feel ture they will give the other steamers 'ailing here as quick despatch ns` they iave given the Lake Calchcoon. Yours ruly J. Keating, 'Super-cargo. 761.

.FAREW.E~LL PARTY.-The home

it Mr. and Mrs. Alex. I). McLean, Rico ’olnt, was the scene of un attractive .atiieriiig on the evening of August th, when the people of Rico Point ;atlicred to bid :uiieu io Mrs. Mc- .enn's brothers, Capt. W. D. Cook, t. F. A., and Sergeant--Major Joseph ‘ook Caiiadian Engineers, who had 'ecently returned from overseas and were about to depart to Vaiicoiiver. 3. C., where they take up positions s Electrical Engineers. Capt. Cook was in the United.-States when war was declared. He at once r-.nine to Zanada and joined on at Kingston, Ont. going overseas in February, 915. He was transt’erreri to the lm- crlal army on arrival in ldiiglanrl ho " iaving served with them in Smitli \frlca. He was severely wounded in lune, 1917, returned .to Frziiico in day, 1918 and iinislind nt the ltlilne. lo was decorated with the Military iross for bravery. Sergt.~Major (‘.ook rnlisteil immediately on the outbreak if liosrtilities and went overseas with he first Canadians. -He left n rc- \_umerative position as electrical ln~ apcctor in Vancouver to which he now -eturns. He was wounded in August, .918 and missed the closing days hough he had seen iiehlrly tour years lglitlng. During the evening a collec- ion was made and Sergt-Major Cook was presented with o signet ring by he people present. The address was 'cad by Miss Margaret. Mchhicliern .ind the presentation made by Miss Florrie McDonald. Capt Cook having 'rrived home earlier in the summer had already been presented with a ring by the Red Cross Society. Sergt_- vlajor Cook though taken completely xy surprise made ii -fitting reply, banking the people for the warm reception`tliey had received at Rice "oint they being practically strangers to the coniinunity. ‘Short speeches vere also made by Capt. COOK. MIX Neil McFadyen, Mr. Alex. McFiidyen. i‘he gatliering brokc up by si`t\gil1K' he National Anthem all going away 'eellng that the evening had been

.veil spent. _

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Armstrong, B. C. June 1_1tii, 1919.

Minard's Liniment Co., IM. . ' Yarmouth, N. S.

GROCERS, ` “Dear Sirs: '

Since the start ot the Baseball sea-

-ion we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started using Minard’s Liniment our troubles ended. Every baseball player should keep a bottle of your iiniinont handy.

Yours trulY.

' E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

When Your

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on a Strike

Every other orgah of

your body is apt to_go on a sympathetic strike, ~

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BY °v°°l41` t~1’*°”¢°U5¢T;~§§"= =' "f <¥§s demand; - .

`Vfhen you have no “

if you can’t digest what you eat, its time tor treat

» Our Digest Tablets

is just what you need.- Wé also carry all kinds of stomach remedies. p 1'

Jonsson at iomvson Till GUIIIU UNUNN

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j. CENTRAL GUARDIAN _ g _ _ I. V 'iT"""'°‘*"_{';_‘““"'°'*°* S'..::.§.’§t.1“.h.‘.;Ltf§.1°.'arse:.Ar PYIHCC E(1WaI'dO .T\1eS.& Wed; Scott

W ' ~ Special $1.00. Prowse Bros. Ltd. ' . ' ` ....f.°_".f.t;.°_ :r::.°r..:.“‘:...;°.‘.°"“= 1" Matinee Weiooliv sl -W

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MARGARET.. MAYo’s i:;;St.:;°t§,;;:t;;‘

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I Mrtooirs 15 'Minion _

Bridal Night” ___,j

Book by Margaret Mayo. Music by Fred. V. Bowers

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'oNi-:-YEAR iN 5 MONTHS iN 4 nloN1H's_1N° Ni-:w YORK nosroN criicaco

A Reoresentative (last. Complete Scenic 'Equipment

A rA|ioo collsov wus _MUsiei_a Dislinctly Different, “Deliglitfully ' Diverting,i§’i--

7 _ AND r.oN'rAi.f.iNG ' _ '

Tv1oreI.augli§ Than ‘ I Miss Mayo s l'nmous

'lhis Is Not a Moving Picture - ` ,

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SE!\'l`5 O.\l~ SALE AT

THE 1-HEA1 RE Evening 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50

Matinee 35, 50 75, $1.00

'l`lLKEI` OFFICE '

, ' MA'l`INEE_3.15 SHARP. NIGIIT 7 AND 8.45.

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A PARAMOUNT PICTURE I

What was a poor~--German Spy to do when lie

fell in love with a pretty, patriotic stenographer ? He wanted to be true to the Kaiser but Cupid told him to be true to someone else, so he tries to be true to both,.and the complications that arise are intense and thrilling( _ ' »

I ADOLPH ZUKOR Presents

Shirley Mason

Ernest Truex °

“Colvin oN IN”

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Sl~llR_LtlV MASON .f~ OOme On in '

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“1he Height of Torment” “The Foolish Age!! Sixth 'flirilling Cliziplcr of ` “

“THE -MAN OF MIGHT” i"un that and furious. `

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You Know

That we operate the only _R

Lens Grinding Plant on P. ,X

E. Island ?

That we employ a skilled 3:

Surface Grinder, and nrc ,, daily grinding from the ._ rough glass-t e 'most com- K

plicated kinds oi’ lenses?

Those are facts, which

mean ‘a good denl to th

Glass wearing public, doing ,E

appetite,-when fo.o~d' : away with the annoying tp

' ___ d l aused by sending 4;

doesn’t taste right, or 4, a;g;’i}0r°special lenses_

mail you’il get them bac

the stomach' promptly and in. perfect con

dition.

plant.

F. Hutcheso

A Optometrist and Optician

Send your glasses in by

Call in and look over ou

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For cargo or carloads apply to. -

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7 p Charlottetown '_

4 Or Nova Scotia- Steel & _Coal C0, Ltd ’. ‘

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--1 -INTERNATIONAL IJINI- _. ' _ N

_ FREIGHT AND PABIINGEN IIRVIGI ._ IT. JOHN AND BOSTON

Steamship "Governor Dingleiy" will leave St. John every Wbdnelllll

9 8- in. and every Saturday at 8 p. in. (Atlantic time.) -_ . _

The Wednesday trips ara via Eustport and Luhec, duo Boston 11| .l_.

ghurldnys. The Saturday trlps'ltre»direct to Boston, due_~_t!i9Aro-Stindnyg, . in. . _ ' _ FAKE $9-00 BTATBROOMS $2.50 UP ' Direct connection with Metropolitan steamers- for New',York via

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_Qod Canal. Freight rates and full information apply to ‘g ~ _ _ Aww . ' _ foo. out

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