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to order your winter Coal Supply now. Coal 1s_coming in good order and. prices are ...enable-. --q-» - -

We -cans supply- the best

nolhz. haniiiand- Soft.

AfPiekard & Co

Phone 240 Charlottetown

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lluiokly Believed By “Fruit-a-lives” _

Rocuon, P.Q.

"I_ sufl`cre_d for many years with

krrzblz [rid/gesiion and CansIz'pal|'on. 'A neighbor advised me to try “l'ru_r`l-a-lives". I did so and to th; surprise of my doctor, I begm tg improve and he advised me to go on witl) “Fruit-a-i¢`v¢s”.

I consider that I owe my life to

"l<`rui_t-A-tives” and I want to say to those who suffer irozn Indlgestlon, Constipation or Headaches - try ‘ ‘F ruil:-n-tives" and you will get well'-'.

CORINE GAUDREAU.

501:. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-»-tives Limited, Othwn.

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JONTEEL is Different

It has the Odor of Twenty six different flowers.

To produce this New Odor has cost the United Drug. Co., thousands of dollars. The J onteel Talcum is meet- ing with a big success because of the good quality of the powder.. This ‘is Jonteel Week in Charlottetown and we strongly advise you buying JONTEEL as ,your

I nextTaleum. Price 35c.

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BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

t Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Digesters, Economizors

And .Other Vessels by Experts

Speciiications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc. --

Plans for Boiler Settings, Dutch Ovens. Chlmll0¥l» 05°- Inspeotion and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase

nsuranco A ainst All Loss or Damage to Pr<;EerE'xand_LOS8 Of . Life And Eersopal Injuriefllesulting from e ‘ slosion of

' Steam 'Boilers`,‘ Digesters, Eoonomizors and other essels.

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Engin_e_,1nspeclion and Insurance 'inspection anililritlication oi' Steam Engines by Experts _

. Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Progertyvsaused by

Breakdown of Engine or Bursting of ly- eel

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CADET8.-West Kent Ludet Corps

are requested to meet at the school tonight at 6.45 for drill.

VISITING PREACHVR.-Rev. Cecil

Wiggins of Sackvllle p'eached force- l’ul sermons in Charlottetown yester- Iay' at St. Paul’s Church in the morn- ing and St. Peters in the evening.

CAMP ENDED.-After a very cn»

.loyable outing the Pastime Club boys broke camp. at St. Peters Bay on Saturday. The boys are all feeling fine after their period ol’ camp life.

'L F-'F-Hd QOLDIER BROTHERS GOING

‘WEST.-Messrs Donald, James and Everett Lamont, brothers St. Cather- ines, leave tlfis morning for the west. with the harvest excursion _party. All three are returned soldiers.

FI-RE ALARM.-The fire alarm

sounded Saturday for a slight blaze on the roof of a house on Rochiord St The firemen responded with their us- ual uiacrity, and in a few minutes had it extinguished. `

HIS FIRST VISIT HERE.-Mr. G.

O. Nichol, Principal of Victoria Aven- 'le School, Hamilton, Ont., is spending his holidays in Charlottetown. This is Nlr. Nici\ol’s iirst visit to the Garden of the Gulf and having left Ontario luring the excessively hot season he regards Prince Edward island as a veritable paradise. He is registered rt the ltuas.

PERSO N ALB

-Mr, Wm. Stewart, New Dominion

’eaves this morning i’or Western (fun- Ida.

Mr. S. T. Gallant, Inspector of Fish-

eries goes to Souris this morning on lillcial business. --

Mrs. Chas. Fielding, ot’ iloston, ac

companiod by hor two children is spending :I low weeks with relatives and I'-rlends in the city.

Mrs. Percy Turner ami son Lelwis,

of (illarlottetowii, 1*. E. I., arrived on 'l‘hu1-sday to spend some time at Mrs. ’l`urner’s former home in Albert (‘.ount_v, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Smith.-Moncton Transcript.

-Mrs. S. _'l‘. Gallant. and hcr sister'

.Vliss Mary Elloii, arrived in (Shar- `ot.|¢-iown last I<`rlday night _from -’i‘ig- iish where they attended their' moth- 'I"s i`uneral whlr-h look place: in 'l‘ig- .iish last 'I`hursday. -

Mr. ll. W. tfolcman. Presirlotit ol

the '(`olen|1u1 Baking I’o\vdor (‘o., Ltd., 'It Iirorkville, Ontario, and Mr. (loo. A. Mc(‘.roa, repi'»~so||ting tho ilo., in 'hc uvfarillmc l’rovino¢=s arc .spending t few days in ilharlottetmvu, guests Il The Russ.

Minard's Linlment for sale everywhere

lust What You 1 Have Been Wanting

Friends New England Brown Bread with raisins

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Put up in tins-all cooked- ready to eat

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“The Store Where

Cleanliness Prevails”

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Office Hours 9,30-IZ-3

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Military Boxes

We have in stock 5000 as

overseas Military Boxes that #B we will dispose oi' at 10fcents as each-These are the real 4! thing Tor carrying Iur_1_ch_ to #B Picnics, P a r lg e s, lashing *I* Tries. etc. Original price 20c. *I*

1. hile they last i0e. ‘li

decorated for Peace Celebration

. 158 8-9~M2l

DR. AYERIS OFFICE will be closed

for vacation from August 11 to 18th., inclusive. 174-8-9-n13I

POLICE COURT.-Two adjourned

abusive language cases before the court Saturday were dismissed. .Ono drunk was fined $10 or thirty days.

FOR THE WEST.-Messrs Wilmot

and Ernest McNeill oi Rocky Point leave this morning for Western Car.- uda where they inlcndiocating. Mr. Wilmot McNeill only returned a month ago from overseas ,where he served with the 08th Siege 'Battery and later with o western battery.

BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.--A

serenade band concert is to be held ut,Victoria Park this evening by the War -Veterans Band. -rnis concert is being given by the Veterans as a tribute of their esteem to Mr. Brent Gurnhum, who was i'ormerly one of the leading military officers of the 4th. Regiment, having served 23 years or until uniortunately deprived of his eyesight. The concert will take place in front gf Mr. Garnhum’s refresh- ment bungalow near the shore. Need- less to say Mr. Gurnhum greatly up- preciates this thoughtful act on the part oi’ the bnndsmen and cordially in vltes the public to be present.

American Cold Storage _

'Plants Filled

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Although

prions, of practically _ali important foods have shown a substantial in- crease during the last year, stocks of food held in storage on June first this year were approximately twenty per cent. greater than those held on June ilrst, 1918, according to a memorandum showing the relation between storage figures and prices lssmsl today by the Federal 'I`ra1l_o (‘oiiii1iissioii. Govt-rnnicnt stocks were cxcliidctl from tho comparison.

“Tho fact that stocks |'rom many

important foods were much larger on June first. this year, than on the same date last year." said the colli- misslon‘s statement. “while prices were as high or higher apparently means that they are being hcld specu- latlvoly fora world demand which is not no\v here hut which is expect- ed when hungry-impolled strikes se- cure higher \vagv=.s wilh whivli higher I`ood prices can he paid.” .

noon olI_QnrIoNs

i'\|rnished by l<‘. 13, Mclfurdy and Co.. the Monir~'\.il Stock l<lx`<-.I\a|l,go,) Atch. 90% Sill/A A. l~`....... ....._.1l4‘,{, 1201/J

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A WATCH FOR COMPASS.

A watch is said to make an excel-

lent compass. llold the watch with the hour hand pointing to the sun. Midway between the hour hand and twelve is due south and oi' course a llnc.dra\\'n across the face of the watch from this polnlfs north. For ex- ample, when it is it o‘clock and you point the hour hand at the sun the line due south and north runs across the watch from 1.30 to 7.30, 1.30 be- ing to the south ami 7.30 being to the north.

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Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.

Minard's Llniment Co., Ltd.

Yarmouth, N. S.

Dear Slrs:

Since the start of the Baseball sea-

son we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started using Minard's Linimen-t our troubles ended. Every baseball player should keep a. bottle of your Iiniment handy. _

Yours truly,

E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

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There’s a _Live 4 Wire

Connecting Your Home with our Store

It means you can have .

what you want just when . you want it. You always have the privilege of return- ing or exchanging goods or-

dered by phone.

Phone Central 33'

for anything you need, Small orders will be delivered just-~ I as cheerfully as large ones.

Try us ~4

IOIINSON & JOHNSON

Tho Quality Drlllltofo

HE TWO MA

of '-3

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Oornor Kant and Prlnoo ltrootn

with the

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Come Through

Dominion Tires gives this extra mileage because they are mar extra well, of extra good materials, by experts.

dwmnu," DOMINION INNER TUBES‘are mileage mates of Dominic

f%'\s Eires-_the__y_ insure éiierli-‘:ctly__lE1lan_cr=:z:l tires. TSe_;a that y°o\

omimon nes are e wit ommion nner u es.

DOMINION

RUBBER noivunron 'rmns and Accnssomrss are distributed . , ~v.T¢- through noivnnron unseen svsrnm anaucues _ ' and sold by the Best Dealers throughout Canndn.

frme:

' The owner oi! high hi'

touring car in Teton who rides on the luxuriol “DOMINION ROY CORD” Tires," the driver

’/ scoots overthe Rockies

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TREADS” q

in I-Ialiiagr, whose delivery cars at equipped with DOMINION “PLAI TRE.ADS”, all say the same thingi-

They Get the Mileage Out-c'

Dominion Tires. ‘

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Canadian N@al Railways

P. E. Island-Mainland Sirvicc

To St. John and New England Points

Pfl9Si‘liI»Zel's leaving (Tl\:u'loltctown

at 0.15 a._m., and Suintnorslilo at 1;.-17, a.m. (daily except Sunday) for St. John ami Now Eliglzllitl l’oinl.s will take No. 13 train leaving (topo 'rm-. mcntlno at 10.30 a.m., which gout through to SL. John without change,

From St. John and New England

` Points.

P1\SS0llHfu's from New i<Iugla:ill

points and Sl. John will leave St. .lohn ily No. 1_4_ train at i2..'»0,` going through to Cape Tormcutlnc without cllatngo. Arriving SulnIn<>i‘si<lo at 11.00 b_m. and i'-lnirlotleiuwll l‘,.Zill p.m.

Parlor Cafe (lars serving regular

meals, are attached to these trains.

To Montreal and West.

i’nssengers for points north ol'

Moncton to Montreal and West, leav- ing'l’rincc Edward Island in morning. will take No. 13 train at (Tape 'l‘or- mcntine, arrive Sackvillo 12.05 p.m., and tiransfer to Ocean Limited (No. 199), due at. 12.45 p.m., or they can come on to Moncton on No. lil, airiv ing 1.35 p.m., and transfer to Ocean i.lmi-ted due to leave there _at 2.25 p.m. ` ` From Montreal and West.

Passengers from Montreal and 'West

and points north ol’ Moncton to Princl Edward Island, travelling on Ocear Liinlted' (No. 200) arriving Moncton 4.00 p.m., will transfer to No. 14 trait due to leave Moncton at 4.15 p.m. for Cape '1‘ormen`tine, arriving Surimer side 11.00 p.m., and Charlottetowr 11.20 p.m.

The Ocean Limited (No. 200) leaves

Moncton at 4.30 p.m., for Halifax, am there is no connection with this train at Snckville for Prince Edward island

To Halifax-Sydney and Intermediate Points.

Passengers leaving Prince Edward

Island in morning for points oust oi Sackvllle, will connect at Sackville with local train No. 18, due to leave at 12.58 p.m.

Afternoon Service from Prince Ed-

ward island. ,

Passengers leaving Prince Edward

island in the afternoon arriving Sack- ville ai. 7.50 p.m., twill make connec tion at 8.25 p.m., with Maritime Ex press for Montreal and points nort\ of Moncton and with night express trains for St. John and I-Ialiiax.

Morning Service to Prince Edward

Island. -

Passengers leaving Montreal by tho

Maritime Empress, nnriving Sackvilli 10,10 a.m., and leaving St. John by local express at 7.10 a.m., arriving at Sackville 12.28 p.m., and Ocean Lim- ited leaving Halifax at 7.40 a.m.. ar- riving Sackville 12.45 p.m., will con- nect with ‘lrain leaving Suckvillo at 1,00 .p. m.. arriving ‘Charlotteto_\vn. Summerside. ’l`ign_lsl\ and intermediate points same evcnml§~ _ District Passenger AQGIWA Office. “_ Charlottetown, P.E-I. Ml'-lv

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CANADN8 RESPONSE T0 THE CALL OF THE EMPIRE AND RE-

- CONSTRUCTION

(St l‘eter's School)

When war was declared. i`-I\l\-“dll Hi-

once begun recruiting; limi ill Ill” fm" vom-1; QI’ war, four hundred and twenty lhosand men were sont overseas in the three contlngenis.

Motor-ambulances and other equip-

ments worde sent. There were all kinds ot munitions and weapons made here during the war.

Canada sent Field Ilosplinls with

the doctors and nurses for them, and all the materials they needed. Thorc were five War loans in which about one billion tive hundred million dollars were raised.

in 1918 there was n general elect-

ion. masy oi’ tha Liberals who were

lMHO

, _

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thc llnionisl l‘arty. This party was for <~onst.-riptizni. It was 1-l~r~i1-d, and iimily-of thc men who had not already oslistcd were takvn up in the dra|`t.s.

'l`lierv \vf:ro many pray:-rs said dur-

ing the war. Sir David Iieatly said in ai speech of his “until the new nation couios to it;-. knees in prayer tlioro will be no peace” That slwiiicrl vt-ry lruo, so thcri- was a day appoint:-li vacii _vi-ar by the l<i1n_;.i`or iilll-.ri-1-.sr-'ion lor our |n<\s_

i<lv<-r_von¢- tried to savl- all tho food

ihcy 1-mild for llll- lrlys. 'i‘l\i~I'v \\'<-rv two "II\|~z||l1-ss tl:iys." orilvrr-il cvvry \v1-ck. on \\'l\i<~l| no porlc or bool' was to ln' 1-aI=‘II.

.\’¢-arly all thc lions:-wives slgniul

the food i~arrl~' wlwn they were lakcu around.

lll:`-I‘(lN'S'I`Ill7("I`lON

(‘:|n:|da. has now lu-;.:\|n ltvroii-

slrl|<-llos. l'onv:llos<~ont llomcs have lnwn lnlilt, and lliosp lulvt' yzwatiolltll 'l`raining llooins <-:Him-t~te1l with llivm, En which thi' n~- it are taught. all kinds ni' liulirli1'I_‘al`l, Tllcy urn allowed to st-ll their work and they Inake quite a lol of inoncy that way.

Then tllorv are various industries

llicrp are lnzmy poopln working is tht i`al:torios now; ami as the mon come homo plat'-~s will have to he made for them. This \Vlll`iiut others out oi' work.

was rightwl uc Inadc I our own slcaln. Sir (Tha lo visit Sydney in the The fox buanesg is he flourish again in the Is your the-ro were sold $9 ot’ fox polls. this year th still brighter. Sir C llielnan who gave the Ihr-, iirst great lmpetu ibn l.~\land'.~; greatest

lluring the ual' he cont suinlsoi llollars lor wa ’|`l1ol)allon Ilnll, situa grminils ol' (bil-g_,Dl|i1stan`: is a lastlnig monument to zeal in tho cause of educai naim- is al present irequ riot-l.\-il with tho govcrno Island. an mlirc made the dl.-alll cl' I.l|-ut. Gov;

gusli in tho lor:-lieali. At

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for the task. 'What h you do in thc, Iona _Gyps '1|u<~rif\d tin- reporter was (‘apl:iin Wehb’s rgp willislainlimz that thc pe Island liatw iilwstotl heav _lhonds fox and induslrl I have slit-t-I-wit-il in soiling ` till- Iona (i_\'psuin stock

“lt is <-1-rl.\iu," said (1 that no man _ could he ii

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_ al

| th pci-tell. The hay andfirogel

Yet. we cannot brr»al< faith with Ih0Se‘l ""V"" 'md “ lwnor ‘HMO

who have l`ougl\t. for us.

\\'o should inanilial-turn inure than

wo 1lo_ l0v1‘r_\' t':\r-tory should be run on i`ull limo and as many men as possible \\'or|<ing in il.

Tho go\'\-rnnir-ni is grunting land to

those who 'omv bark.

This will in<'roasc production to a

_fzrrat <-xicni.

Oni- very no<~ossa~r_v thing is a Navy.

Much Iiiclvsiilrliso is going to wa1~'.lt~ for lack of ships _to tran.~=port il. Many. |ncn1'ould bl. employed in this imlllslry.

Dorothy Simpson

Prosperous_I’._E. Island

(‘apt. P. J. Webb, who has been in

Prince Edward Island for tho Inst tarot- \\'oclts rolu ned home last Sat urday, in coiivcrsation with a l'o:-.I reporter. Capt. - Webb stated that the Island was the most prosperous spot in the Dominion. “'i‘he urst ,Lgarden of Canada. I travelled from one end oi the Island to the other" said the captain, “and I did not sec any ovillence oi what may bc termed poverty, I llappenod to be in Tignlsh visiting Sir (Tharles Dalton on clov- tion day. Sir (`harles was the con- servative candidate for Tignlsh. Aftor polling his vote in his own constituency he decided to poll a set-,ond vote in another constituency sonic G5 miles away. llis son Ilr. Dalton and' myself accompanied him. O11 the way, in Order to avoid running into a farmer and ills tram our car driven by tSir Charles went over a small embankment. The in-

juries sustained. however. were slight, I got away with n bruised

ly limo oi' tht' _\'oal'. Iiohst llias in-on fair. 'l`ho poopl l| |»ar1'nli_\' conti-iitvd and

--l.\'yli|iv_\' Post.

Minard's Llnlment Cures

if $3.00

We have some wo

lines :-

Women s Patent Women s Kid Oxfo Women s tirey H1

I Bals

Women s B1 own Hi

Ba s

- The Oxfords are al sizes 2 I-2, 3, 3 l-Z 4.

all sizes. _ -

Every pair of the

6.50 and you can ha choice for ,

‘ $a.oo

ahh) UUK WIN

hand. but Dr. Dalton received a

pm; rn ni

T0 Our

Count:

Customers

ten we fitted up and moved into our new

we had you all in our minds eye-it was our idea store that would be a pleasure for you to deal in-h space we planned a rest room, where you' can ch

parcels meet your i`riends and use it in any way

desire. Our stock of Drugs, Sundries, Patent

Dyesetc., etc., will be up to the usual hi h stan

wi-' '-

I f id

everything and anything you of our store what we desire a

may want wi l_be he place to trade rn.

REDDIN BROS

;‘.:'.;‘:.r...‘s ozt';.:t2...';:”:..t"aatoI -- Phone 186 ,

The High Cut Bals

BARGAINS in the fo

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goods are worth toda‘

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