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C 0 A L 'BUMIIB-ill THE -;<;i,a.;O,.S

A 'Gentle llariuless

*_ liaxaiive Confection

Owing to the failure ofthe bowels t o act properly sub- _stancee which uature_int_end- ed to be prom tl eliminat- ed -from the ho& remain

-1'!

d being' bsorbed, poison

;lt‘e blood aiiilgvholg Svstltsm ¢dg¢hel iges on, _ .z- zinées, Bil iousness,Nervo_us- near, ang manv other allied |

`afi'Dction8 result.

Figaen Uroliiptly relieves .

allthese conditions and gives ' permanent relief as well by 1 toning up the bowels and | overcoming their tendency `

to constipation.

Figsen acts mildly. Fig-

sen contains no drast-c purgatives. It is perfectly harmless and may be used by children and the most

delicate women.

In handy tin boxes 25c.

Sold only by

.li G. .lamieson i

DRUGGIST E

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BRACELET

._ _'J _

A-vw. vzr' 1' -If-: 47 _-:L _*_

8187-4-11M! i.

' _WATCHES

- Our sale of these popular _ Watches is daily increasing. Our stock consists of -the Celebrated Waltham and also the besit Swiss makes

tither extension or strap

Jeweler Sr Opticifiri

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l SEPTEMBER.

~ _ . High

A.M» 0.40 1.03 1.25 1.49 2.20 3.08 4.17 5.46 7.19 8.34 9.39 10.38

` 11.34

3'!-Folpbldbl

WIFI:

M. Tu. l

6 W.' 7 Th. 3 1F. 9 Sa.

S. M. "i'u.

10 ` 11 is

1_4

F. Sa. 8.

0.27 1.01 1.34 2.07 2.41 3.20 4.15 i 5.33 6.53 a.0s 9.07 9.58

15 i6 _ 17 is i9 150 5:1 :£2 23 24

M. Tu. W. Th. - F.

25 . 26 Tti.

W. Ti.. it

Water | P.M. l| 13.07 13.48 14.32 15.26 l 16.31 l 17.51 l 19.08 20.14 21.09 21.55 22.36 23.15 23.52 12.26 ll 13.14 14.01 14.49 15.39 16.35 l` 17.46 i` 18.56 ' 19.52 20.37' 21.15 21.49

‘ W. , 10.46

Th. i 11.31 F. 12.14 1 Sa.

.57 28 29 lil) . . . .

DIARY OF EVENTS.

22.22 I 22.53 ' | 23.2 I 23. i

U1 New

Cl Ui

| 12.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates’ Court 0 a. ni.

Prince Edward Theatre ll, 6.45 and 8.

45. '

Chlldren’s MeetillZ. Heartz Memo-

rin] Hlll 3.30 p. m.

i\»-v,j_f;’.:-.T-_-.»_1:_.___ _-:__ :_____ _L

Low A.M. 7.02

1 1

7.37 8.11 8.48 9.33 0.36 1.55 0.14 1.35 2.46 3.44 4.34 5.22 6.08 6.52 7.35 8.18 9.02 9.49 0.42 1.45 0.12 1.20 2.21 3.15 4.00 4.41 5.20 5.58 6.34

MARRIAGES

Water | P.M. 19.12 19.44 20.17 20.54 21.42 22.49

13.14 14.24 15.24 16.17 17.07 17.54. 18.37 19.18 19.57 20.35 21.14 21.58 22.56

12.56 13.56 14.50 15.38 16.22 17.02 17.40 ` 18.15 ` 18.48

625 tons Anthracite Coal. She will be followed by “Nin- eta M. Porcella" with 825 tons. and by the “Mary Manson;

of the highest Grade Amer-i

can Anthracite in Egg, Stove and Chestnut sizes '

As 11063 are sureto adv

ance ter on", we would sug gest booking your orders at once, and _ taking dehvery from vessels, you will save money.

BUNTAIN BELL' & (0-

Mtf.

Card of Thanks

I desire to thank my friends

and all those who assisted me in wiming a prize in the recent Guardian Contest.

EVELYN ALLEN

84 Hillsboro St.

' Charlottetown

1896 »

Card of ' Thanks

I wish to thank all my friends, gn . _ .

s well as all those who assisted eduring the recent Guardian Contest in winning one of the prizes. -

‘ KATIE FLYNN

i5 Dorchester St.

Chai lottotown

1897

1' _,_ ._..._______.E. E

FOR SALE

nt EIliot’s Station. very desirable' property, consisting of one acre or tfrountl, with splendid house and' out-_‘ buildings. All in prime conditiori,;i iiiwc oi'f'li:iiil. excellent punip, about tivo chains from church, school and .".foi‘e_ Apppiy to '

` W. C. WOOD,

Elliot`s Station, P. E. I.

1844-9-6M6i.

For Sale

A farm at Milton' consisting of. 70

acres, 9 miles from Charlottetown in first class state of cultivation. House nearly new,'out-buildings ln good ie- pair fefnced with' spruce hedges good orchard, convenient to church and school. Apply

ANTHONY ESSORY,

New Wiltshire, R. R. No. 4.

1790-9-2ME1wkpd. _

NOTICE

The H. N. S. of St. Peters

have Notices out calling for tenders for the hauling of the old “cheese factory". Parties Wishing to contract should communicate, with JOHN F. McISACC, Secty.; before the 12th inst, -

By Order

St. Peters Bay

Sept. 4th 1916 _

I For Sale ~l

15 h. p. imperial Gas En-

gine with reverse gear and Friction Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or

J AS. D. OFFER,

Charlottetown

728-7-5MWFriMtf.

L1 #

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4” 1- ..»"`*§<_».-rt. °’ ".1

A .._. ._......... ..._ iiiici iuwui 1,1-it

Mar) Plckiord in one of Her Greatest `Characterl_za_gion|, "Rags"

"l§t,ags,"the current production of

The Famous Players Film Co., star- ring' the bgloved Mary Plcktnrd, and

Monday ami Tuesday September llth and 12th may be- accurately termed one of he-rgreatest characterizations Written by Edith Barnard Delano, the .fa one novelistfsand diréctsd by ilanlbs irkwood. Rags’ is one of the most powerful screen portrayals. in which Miss Pickford has ever ap peared'

Misa Pickford repeats in “Rags”

the transcendent triumph she at tained in “Tess of' the Storm Coun- try" and “Tho Dawn of a Tomor- row." Always inimitable. always' human. lovable and' impulsive. she makes the characterization of “Rags” a living, .breathing incarnation of all‘ thatis sweet and tender.The dramatic situations are numerous and power- ful, and the sacrifices, renunciation and ultimate triumph of the abused' nil oppressed tiiitle character arc' thrilling in the extreme-_ “Rags” is a genuine Pickford classic.

What "Little'Mary" can do in' rags

before a camera has been conclusiv- efely 'proven in her past performan- ces. What she accomplishes in a photoplay with rags' as a title and as the. center of interest, can well be imagined. The story itself is most unusual, and includes every ele-ment of the drama, from broad comedy to a suggestion of tragedy. But the basis of the entire plot is humanity; in its mos-t familiar aspects.

John Hardesty, Joseph Manning.

Paul Ferguson, and Keith Duncan comprise the' principal support of Miss Pickford; and' their as-silstance of her superb role deserves' less space only because her own characteriza- tion so far ove'i'-shadows everything else. The feature will remain at The Prince Edward' two days only.

Grueser" with 1300 tons, all»§}‘,‘3,-"I,-`§}_‘_',°;.‘ gtgvittgigaépggcjafgguggpd

i ' »' ~ ‘ _ .' » _ D

Propertygir Sa le”

We are authorized by Peter Stuart.

Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro- perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ- :nod on Brackley Point Road, 8 miles from City. if not sold by Private Sale by _20_th October it will be offered by Piiblir- Auction with stock crop and implements of which one notice will UB iliven. Apply Peter Stuart, on premises per Benj. Carter, Auctioneer.

1795-9-2Mtf_

i'E'.:r.=_'-2-__--__-_»°*""__ __ ___;___ ___

1 Farm For Sale

A Blliendld farm in Ulg consisting

of 146 acres of good dry land of which about 75 acres are cleared. the balance

y .

ber, hard and soft wood. The farm is well watered, and only hair 0. miie from railway station. All the crop grown has been fud, on lt, thus leaving the farm in a good state of cultivation. For further particulars apply to Mr. J. S. McLeod, Uigg East.

i129-7-24Mwf3mospd.

_ _i

._ .s<i~ -.- 1 g5_m.__,,5,|A&,,f " 13;. _f~."r¢_- _ '\ 3 tn.iI.tr-iziiil

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A 16';

Tenders

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVAL

SERVICE.

NOTICE OF SALE.

SEA\LED TENDERS addressed to

the undersigned. will be received up to noon of the lst October,' 1916, for the purchase' of the

M C~ag~F|sh Fertilizer

to be produced at the Dog-Fish Re- duction Works at Canso, N. S., and Clark‘s Harbour, N. S.. during the' sous/Jn of 1916. The total quantity that will ho producetl' .ls estimated of between 150 and 200 tous of 2,000 pounds.

No particular form is' necessary

for use in tendering, but envelopes should be distinctly marked across the face, "'l‘ciiiiors for Dog-l"iiili For- tilizei'.”

The fertilize-r will be put up lu

bags oi’ 100 pounds each, and a charge of 15 cents will be made for each bag, additiiional to the price paid' for

the fertilizer.

Consistent with tho price offered,

tcnderi-1 from bona fide- agricultur- ists will receive first consideration; the right is reserved, however, to ra-

being covered b a choice ‘ot oi' lum -

_ `P ' 817.80 proceeds ot :social

» - - tvo

ST_l\MART-MaoPHERs0N.-At lrlsi on Tuesday evening. Sept. 5th by the itevf _ D. MacLeod, assisted by the Rev._ , M. MacLeod, Valleyfleld, Doro- ihy g daughter of Mr. John A. Stew-

laden.-

.-trt t6. Mr. Roderick MacPherson._ Cul-__

MuNb|i.|.~»oH|No- Ai me some of the Bride, R6d'Point, P. tE. |I»., Ches- ter J:'MacNei:ll of- Bothwell. to Bes- sie _ y Ching, of Re-d Point- on Aug. 29th, y Rev. A. MacKay assisted by Rev. _ o_ iueiiiaie .H _ =

"Honor Btrdpii large assortment

beotff lity, prichs low at Geo. E.

Huw 1861-9|-7M3l.

llPPRECiATION

\".-if. ' he-*__

--F12; members of the W. P. A. y

with thanx thelxscutiva oi the Floi'il'.Allocil¢|®’ lol' their kindness

ll ics cream

Mr. Hdntol ‘Nh ' donated and, ovofy he who (coined in making the nhl! flndlll-' The ouin of $66.52

...aim 'additional ooniubutio... oi

,M _~ _ f ' Nl. ii "”.»~'.__:~' ti." ‘ Trodouror.

'ir 1

"I, ._

' ..‘l.’.°“§ti§'l"‘°3‘

"'¢_i1§_l4 ject any or all tefnders.

-uf at »;-T7l;»i;,° ' - / /(_i>'f,'h ,¢_;...;‘~'!\ provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brun- fr,-~: '\. swick, and Prince Edward' Island; 'lnm l=°il~'“1II\"'fl‘l\fl' will not be considered, and guaran-

Synopsi|L oil Ciluadiaii Northwest ze. win not be disposed' or or uwi

‘ outside of these provinces

an _e_Ku|lh°" mTenders slhouldb state the quan-

E | d , f - y requ re n nits. and the mini-

'l'lli..i.°t2.'i.l'.°.§».i’°i'.i_f.§'lii'i..i’.i..5'iZ..i”:f...f’l§l mum quantity acceptable at the nrico 3¢¢f£°l\gf l'lll°l>\§l|'°mln|°r\ll{uiln Mlnilobn. offered. and from which point it is b::,f,=°,§,§,'o°,’f:,’,hsbf§'(§:,',|nQ,':,°{f:;‘§.“‘x?;"fcl; desired shipmcnii should be mario. nrSub-Agencyfortheliim-ici. Bntryixpmxy The price offered should be on the antennas.. .‘:°.':f::ii:.1.:ifii..=°°°’~.°"»‘° °f-»° “pu 3°' 1°" PM'-~ Duties-Bixmon nreaidei-ice unonoand cui- ' Terms °t 5 le "9 “sh -with teni umio..¢f¢u..i»»ui ii. wi. creme em. A (10) days of Hweritarlee of tender hofresludlfmnv live within nlnemhelodhla for specific quantities, all charges immslnud on on img of If l=l“* °°°¢f°'- =“ for transporatlon from Works to be cerlan conditi no. habitable house le re- .wu-gd ¢x¢¢,¢'||||-M-,¢i¢¢n¢¢ || 9,11,”-m,.||,, borne by the purchaser. Failure to :evict . remlt..withn the time specified. will

,,L‘:,d‘§Wl";’:1|f:_’l,“;°' '-g°2;t':§_°:¢“§l'o:|”.§o“:l’: result in‘t`he cancellation of tender

.|¢I|),‘|yt.i||1;°£|x,=¢:°:gL th wlthtolat ifnrt.‘lli‘ef riioaico, alnd the allot-

H- I IMG Ii H _° men e ng ve e to t e- next igh-

"°:;_'_;',§°.’c§f,i';*‘-’;§,nlf°|§'}$f;’§I*';“§-';'t°;r§ est tender, or such other as may be be obtained no noon no homeltend patenhon in 0l'd9l'- ‘ co condi¢iof»t“_ "4 Rqmittanceu siiouldbe made pay

5 wr- '

Th of eu ' , ‘

min _

in 81314118 ulfiix. ` '-19 Alltller 'bv Hrhlllllltl W 5° able at par to the Department of the Bw ~_<. '_ Mr_W°n_ritlytako§ mMhm _ N"ls"‘ t ot risen tor ‘Ne of flowers: 'i»il.:nr:~"'ia?'»i.. .u§ri.°?.|'i.i°»i'3 gf" ‘ 6 ce ° mm' Bmk

isi- sei

n ol rough ecrvihm or . - »..i»u¢m'7r». Deputy Mimi i in N i s -

wu realised olso lm. W. B. °='°°4°°°°=l"°'\°- ' vice. er D fe "B er

9.21 6;:

Tenders' from non residents of the

tees must be given that the fe-rtill

cheques will not be accepted unless certiiied

G J. DEBIARATB.

Department of the Naval Service,

Ottawa. August 28. 1016.

Mn."oo'Ucc1'1°s'wHo"KeP1' THE

E3,

ti toC_ure

Brown” is now discharging _ ~ _`-"=‘»_»;’;. - _ "

Kidney Disease

- Mr. John E. Pnmlrer. Farmer,

V|\‘¢l'°¥. Soak.. was twice 0|=~'rll¢‘f\

` '"1 ll' -Il Ewuan impiisi it.. ina...-1'

dllflle- lllluurr troubles new worse and calmed excruciating Ill!"- lie now »tlte$=|\o»ltlve|,\< that he has been cured by Dr. Clmiufs Kidney- 'Llver Pills and is enjoying excellent health. " p

Thlu Il further proof that Dr. l

= “Chme's Kldney~Livei- Pills. by their | r rnmbllled lc¢lon,e|u-e the mont ser-

i»i°\w and eomnllentea ui|m'¢..i.. or ine

i kidneys. Prove this for yourself. l

i ' 0"? Pill a ilcrc, '35 1-i~. is box. “ll li

Dr. cha-ses 1 _liidiieu-Liycniiills

A Siliiiliil HlM§MHiHiU

_ _..~?`_,-.*l.`.:.>- Q . - - ’ __

On the 26th Inst a large uunibei' of

friends. chunis- and fornicr pupils gathered' to the homo of Mi'. und Mrs. -John Kenny, Morrill, whore a i`iire‘- well reception was given to his brothc-r Gr. Martin E. Kenny' wiio had spent a 8h0l_-'t~.furloiigh heere. Among the nia_ny guests’ were Miss Margaret Cunningham. Klinkora. sis- ter of the' hostess and the Misses Mooney, iona. The evening was spent very pleasantly iii' song and dance until jus-t before supper when Gr. Kenny was given an iineexpected sur- prisc by being presented' with an atl- dress and' a well filled purse_

The addre-sss wus' given by his

cousin Mr.Fi'ank Kenii and the res

lant, Morell East, a former pupil. Although taken unawares the gallant i'-sidle-r in a few words thanked the tloners for theeir kind appreciation

ably his las-t night amongst the-m, would always remain fre'sli in his.

me y ore-eti‘ him to go. Theen after beirng duly “bounced” and given three rous-

Y P '

eiitzition was iiutde by Mr. Will Gal-‘

and- said that this, which was prob- pigm fm- the 1455;, with an gh,

mor no matter where fate had de-

ing cheers' he -was allowed to escape" ;to supper. Soon alter the. crowd dia- ~persed to their hoinees expressing

:many sincere _wishes that Martin ,might again retum to pond’ mliny more evenings with them. _The follow-

ing ls the address

| Dear Friend Martin:-We' your ;frle~nds, neighbors and' school mates ;do now tako this opportunity' ot ex- pressing our atitiniliration and approval of your so nobly responding to the call of duty. You willingly- sur- _rendoreii your position and gladly -_ donned the khaki. It was a most 'noble sacrifice. The love of home and r|-mills were near and- clear to you but the call of King .and Country wasfnoro d`c~ar._Although we sill feel pride in this patriotic deed we cannot smother the regret at your early de- parture ironi amongst us-_ But we feel conild'-out that when the time comes' -for you “.to_ do your bitt" that you will do if bravely and well_ We.

ask you to accept this pu_rs§¢ as a, small remiiuler oft respect an - honor. to you. ilt is ourmcot sincere »wil\h that when the olouds~ of war roll by and' the star ofmeace returns you will again be with us haie and hearty. ‘May God iilcss and protect you until that happy time is thc heart givc-n witsh of your freniis.

(ir. Kenny ii-'~ tho sou of Mr. and

lvlrs. 'l‘hoi_nas Kenny. Morell. lie was oiignged in the teaching pi'oi'cssion i`oi' it short tinie. lie passed' thc Civil

‘St-\'i'ico Exains. with .honors and ,took 11 position in the Naval Dept. ftittuwn. He relinpuls-hed :1 vcry ini- iportant positiiion when enlisting. 1-lla ‘fellow employees presented him with a handsome' wriis`t watch and sinok- ing outilt. Ile is- the second' son to join the colors. Private George I._ being with the 195 I-Iiglilnnd Brig- ade, Aldershot. Mr. and Mrs. Kc-ii'iiy are to be congratulated' on their patriotic sous. `

_____._.;.. ,_ "PENSLAR WILD STRAWBERRY

COMPOUND is thc best thing for Dl- arrhoea and all troublesome contli 'tions of the bowels. 250. bottle. Fos- ter'a Drugstore. _ . 1817-9-4M3i

"Fight for the color: of Christ

_K the King,

Fight as He fought for you,

might.

~' Fight for the Nd. white and _ nine." -

___ _ I

One cent per word first lnoertlo word each continuation. Culh m charge Twenty-five cents.

Guardian Classified Ads Z

n lo this column, half cent pei ' ust accompany order. Minimum '

' i.. __- --~-:___ __ i

AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-`-"woRL`o's"' '-oRE"A`“rEsT

War" including Life of Kitchener, beating all selling records; sample book free; experience uiinoccssary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford Ont.

1036-8-25lvl24i.

ssirosiitr' sin'e'cr'f 'wrro ' -fue

English in'iniii’ac*_\irers. ltcpresoiit- atlvcs wanted to carry OUT Uxdlls' ive linc of Priviito Christmas Greet- ing Cards. Spare or whole time. Representatives already making $6. and up daily. Orders fillced within 48 hours. Write direct to Manufac- turers. Dept. 10 35 Church Street. Toronto. _“___ __

AGENTS WANTED- TO SELL FOR

Toronto, Ont.

; BOARDERS WANTED

oi oun eoplo to hoard

#_ __i_,_ --Qi ' _-_“S

HELP wA_N_'i'_ei>_-_-___if_E|»iALE. ___

housework. Apply between 8 and

Sl.

vvTNreb-MAio Fon

liousc\voi'k. Apply .ill Fit'1.roy Stroel, West. 1798-9-2i\_’iLf- WgN*f|;'i-5_'_"‘-rWo""tiiN`|Né“”nooTv|

girls at Qiiccn lloiol. 1705-ii-20Mtf.

PUPIL NURSES.- MALE AND FE-

malo wanted ot tho Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur v. Goss. Suiit. Taunton State Hospital, Taunton. Mass; '

8191-4-11Mi_f

ron sAL.E.

FOR SALE.-A new piano in perfect

coiiilitiou, for further particulars av- ply at this ofiice. ,i879-9-7M2ipi1

PARLOR, KITCHEN AND BEDROOM

furniture also stoves for sale. (Tail 249 l’i'iiit'e.

1856-9-iiM3i.

GEN

1843-9-6M3ipil.

FOR SALE AN ACRE AND A HALF of land ut Kingston, with E005 bllll' dings. Apply David Wilson. KinKB" ton. 1899-9-6lvl'E31Dd- _

JUST RECEiVED- 500 MOODY

hooks in story and sermon form. Prico only l5cents or 8 for $1.00 at "'l`ho Little Book Store” 168' Queen St.. R. K. Brice. 1848-9-6M3iptl SEF ARA'ron uit.-_ A HIGH GRADE "sewing machine oil, imported el- press-ly by us. The best oil on the market for separatnrs. 306 D¢l‘ quart. Try a can to-day. Miller Bros.. ‘]23 Kent St. 1852-9-6M3l._ »>ooi.~rnTFo`ii‘ sift-riP1'nN

barred rock hen, cheap; ADDI! 243 Wftrov lltrnet. l905.5.29Mlf

l-es---sl--*ill _ Tsacusns wAN'r£|> TEACHER WANTED--. ON AC-

couni oi ure man engaged- becom- lns lil, a in-it clans teacher. inf 0'- Leary school, is wnltod. $50.00 supplement. A. J. Matheson. Sec’!~

1671-I1-8Mtf.

wiiscsi.|.An:ou_e__ __

lodging house on Weymouth St.. has moved to 251 Kill 3!-. known

Yneutlioriled publication on this

ad ertisemout will not be paid' for. 1884»9~’i)l8i. _

as American I-loiiil. UDDMNG Rl"-

“the old reliable Fontliiil Nurseri- .asf We teach our men to sell. Ex- LOST-MAN'S TAN KID GLOVE, periencc unnecessary: highest commissions paid: handsome free equipment. Stone & Weilingwll.

1772-il-1-MEtillSep.30

s`o_A`noEns'wAN`TEo.-‘-wi|~e°w wini-

out. faintly, would' like ii fcw students or oth ' y ll D - lloui-io coiitrally located. All modern convcnicncos. Apply at this oflico.

1826-9-7M3iptl_

____ , T WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL

9 to Mrs. I.. E. Wollner, 154 Priiicc

`ER"/TL

HELP WANTED-MALE _

wAN‘rso A oo`6'n“srWI\ii‘r`v`oUi~Io

man to learn the drug business.-- Good wages and a good' opportiiiiity to the rlgiit boy. Johnson & John- son. g _ 71254-9-6-liitf.

wAu'rEo- A eov ‘ro _ cA‘anv

parcels and \voi'k about tho store, McLellan Bros.

1858-9-tlMIll.

sA|.ssME'i~lL`~"E7c|.'UsivE"' 'i.i'N's

houso newly remodeled throughout. Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock and territory. cauh payniontg \\-EGR. ly. Write Luko Brothers, Liiiiitcd,

. Montreal. 1784-9-ililitil. ,_t _. _ _ _

i _`____ LOST

between York Road and' W i it’ Bridge. Please leave at Guiiglias Oflice 1873 9-”

¥___~________ _________- _»_iviai.

LoST"‘|-35* Sullday. on the Rustleo

R080. b0y's coat, louve at Singer Office. city. 13;¢1.9_¢;M3,pd

|_os'r-“A su|1'c`AsE`w-ITH PAR-

cols. bc-Uween Market House and Hillsboro Bridge. Finder plc-mm lcnvo at Jenkins & Soii'.

1832-9-6M3ipd

j ci¢`..i.'i.l

. giatii. Grocers

An I-.'_asy` Way 7000!' ~- _. l`ai‘_A'ii'tl“Be _Strong

_ ..._.--p ' ,

'Pho trouble with mout thin folks

who wish to' gain wcililll ‘S llltlt N105’ insist on drugglng tliciiwstoinatrli, or stufllug it with l§l‘@l1f‘Y fU0I|SS Flllihllli; on iiaclcss “flesh ci'ciiinu," or follow- ing sonic foolisli pliysltfal culture stunt, while ilic roiii cuuso of tiiiiiiiesf. goes untonchcti. You criiiiiotget fm until your uigestivc tract assiinlintes the food you cut.

'l`lu;rt- is A prepar:it.ion known to rc-

liiiiile iirnggisls _niiiiost cvcrywliore which seemingly eiiiboilics the miss- ing cleiueiiis ueeilt-tl by tho iligcstlvc organs to help thorn convert food into rich. fat-lution blood .'l‘lils modern treatment is culled ~ Sargol and has been teriiicd ilu: greatest of i'l<=Bh- builders. Sargol aiinfi iiii'ougli rcgl‘ll' orative, rc-cousiriictive po\vr~ru to coax the stomach unil iuicstliics to literally soak up the fattening cle- ments of your food und pass tlioiii ili- to tho blood, wlicrt- they arc 1-arried to thc starved, broken-du\vii cells uiitl tissues of your body. You cnii readily picture what rt-suit this aniazliig traiisi`oi°iiiatloii should produce as \vitli_inci'cased wolglit the cheeks till out, lioliowii about ut-ck. shoulders and bust tlisuppcar and from 10 to 20 pounds cf solid, liealtliy flesh is add- ed to the body. Sargcl is absolutely.

liarinlcss. inexpensive. ofixcleut. All loading drugglsts of this v cliilty have it and will refund your money if you are not satisfied. as per the guaran- tco found in evciiv packiigf..

lf you iiuil a druggist. who is unable

to siipply you solid $1.00 money or- der or i'egisti-rod letter to tho ,Ni~ttion- ul l.aboi~atorie.\', 74 St. Antoine St.. Montreal a'-iid A complete ten iiuys treatment will he si-nt you postpiiiti,iii plain wrapper.

NOTE_-- Sargol is rccomniciideil

only as a .flesh builder and while ex- cellent results in cases of nervous ln- digostioii, etc... have been reported cnro should bo taken about using it uulcss a gain of weiglit is tlesirod.

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“Cymhria Lodge FOR 4 SALE

That excellent and well' kiiowu

propcri_\/ “('ynilii'ia. l.mlgc" overlook- ing bountiful iiliaiico B_n_v, of|'m'o.] for prilivutc salt-., au tho pri-.aciit own ora are i'outcnipi:tt.ing lvav-ifiig l‘i'iiico Etiwarti fl-sit-iilil. 'l`iiii; |ii'opi-rty is iiiug- iiiticciitly siliiutt-ii'. 'I`iici'o are thrive il'\vclling lioiiscv in spiciitiiti repair. licuiiios ext-cllt;~iit barns and otit- builtlliigs. Thi- properly contains 230 acres of luuil in iiplciitiiil l1cui°t_ iuul tuitlci' t-iiitivut'ioii~~wit.|i ii quantity oi'

noction with "tlyiuiii'iii l.oC'gc" is the widely known tT_\-'iiiiiriii Trotting Park, oiio of the host trotting parks in the province. The estate could easily be divided into two first class farms with 100 at'rc.'- c-ich, with 30 acres reinuiuiiig for tho i-1~uiiiiiic~i° cot- tugc. This' opportunity is it rnie unc. Tho prico is reasonable. .

For iiirtlioi' pnriitfiilatrs, apply to

MISS CLARA MacMli.iLAN,

"tlyinbriu Loilgc,”

l’. E. I.

HAR`D '

coli

Hourly expected i from

New Yoik per. Schooner Bélilla L. DOWIIS 1100 Tong and pr. Schooner '-‘Rivieria" 250_"'l.ons-best quality in all sizesti -Cusio_rners.-will lonely..

A ` AB‘50F"5,'NE

inlni mum nu..u_._.nti cr,

' emoveii Boreal nlargementl,

Thlckened. Swollen Tissues, Curba, Filled Tendons. Sore.

- ness from any Bruise or Strain;

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

delivered. B00k I K free.

ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic lini-

mentfor mankind. For Synovltls, Strains. Gouty or Rheumatic deposits. Swollen. PalnfuloVaricose Velns.0Will tell you more if you write. $1 and $2 per bottle ar dealers or delivered. Manufactured only by W. I. YDUNG. l'.D.l’.\|i lqlmn ll4g..lIonlr¢ll, fan.

Absorblne and Absnrhliic. lr.. lr: m|dc.|n Cruidlul

Professional Cards

M0@ON C DUFFY 1 Barrlltero ond Attorneys -solicitors for _Royal Bank of Canada

' `moNsv :ro i.oAN

A.A.McLaan, K_G., Donald McKinnon

Mci.EAN d McKlNNON __

..Barrlsierl, .. Attornelc-at-Law

Royal Bank Bldg.. Charlottetown.

o.c. ivi¢i.¢ou,- K. c., w.s.' Bentley. i<.c

Barrister and Attor`neyutLuw <._=_

.` omm-ima of N. s. cusmiim

Charlottetown. P. ill. I.

WARBURTON G SHAW

Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic. Etc., Solicitors for Canada, Bank- ..--. Association. Bunk of Montreal. I ..u.1il:\, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- »u...._ » --

Offices-Old Guardian Omoo, Pro

wse Block, Carlottetown. P. lil. l._

_ \

`DR. RALPH.

liiinbo'i~, soft and iinril \vooti‘_ in con- Physician 'and Surgeon

171 Grafton Sf.,

Two doors west of Strathcona' _I-10101. l38ii~9-MIMO.

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S. S. Hessian

I - LAWYER

Montague, P. E. I. \_L;

Money to Loan ‘\=q

V884-3-iiihltl. 5

\1904-0-Xliinwtf. _

W .lj _.`

__%i2§1-__ ' o i.e'r-.A House on P69111

Sl- Allply at 82 Richmond Street. __ _ _ _ 1870-9-7M2lpd.

To LET-HousE"A'r` 9 GRAFTON

(vvlih ull modern coiivc-.ii_ 1' tm" "G ‘lf the hCt»`t locations " ill" (lily-Iniiiictl'lnic pnsi~iosi-.tml

._'§&Y___l0 S4 Queen si. 1370-0-iii/i::if To LET-House r=U§Tsi4`E'5`on

P"|"C° Sl-~ lloeecsir-ioii glvon Oct.

___ ___ i.s34-3-sivmipii

Fon ri»EN'r- s-RooM_Hou3E

Mille. with- modem improvement: Partly furnished if nocossary. Bn; 440. City 150'; 3 1

lwurdlnz house Ap_piy-_.233 oi-3,., G_9o_rse_§t_._ 410'-0~iiiMir.'

T0 LET-A1' aRioH'roN, u°...."'¢ 5;

10 rooms all modern improvements, possession Nov. int. Apply to J_` J. McKinnon. _-1023.7.1gM"_

"'°“‘l- "GBP City. for six. mo th

Dil' Fiiiinflliiii liank oi’ (iommorom ___H ___ _ iszs-0-Miwpfi

way Station. V; _.2841-»MMRipd. .

tho i:o|ivit:l.ioii nl' ilii.-1 guilty pci'i-ions

tho. l\iitlpci|uo ltouti, coniinuiily etcry. '

1885,-9-7M4i.

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50.00 REWARD

A rr.-vv:\i'il ol' _l~‘ift_v i'ioliur.~i is orfvrirtl for liifprniution thtii. will sccuro

who have thrown down anti

brokoii toiiilisioiicii :intl drtutroyoii otlitu- pi'ope=rty In tho burial ground on

known an tho oitl Protestant Cent

uiifuriiislied at 137 Kent St., pm.\no.... . F |_ |.|AzARD

:i)l:iiiprf:cil\'<;n after Sept. I5. /\pp|y Cha|,-ma" °|' Com. ___ _ _'Luft 1842 9-6Mt|'. ' H. M. DAV-ISON To LET- H`<W§e"N6.”77Win>T=`ETi secretary steam.

f h . . . _ .

»..

1i1t._ADD|y 175 Upper Prluco Si._ L_ _ _ _ _ _ ,E _Y q

splendid location, hot wator beating,

nil modern convcniciiceii. Apply m

gihhi. \Vhiio, 15 Vlllg Ay0_ phone:

*~ -sf--in Gaiters. .r..i§ii.i.?ifif Read: What We Give Our Cash Customers: Free

.ef.-.:'m..e-st.-.ma-..“+".‘-.§'.§'_ __ Aluminum Cooking Utensils

____GlV_l`:IN,.FREE _, _

_ i _ . ;.Asa`siJBCiii.»inducement to paycash for goods pur-

chased from uélvye have _ai_jra_nged_ to give _away ABSOL- act..i';i....trr.zssizmi.-.ire‘°;.;\'::~.:n; “.:':“::.'..‘;r s..i;2::::’."";,':;f_ ft..-'nal 1..... 1...... will. .ct......i.is s..3.».iitt iiit....t.... Avviy at 200 oiimberitmti Cooking Utensng _

_________ issi siivisipti ' II 9

1w.i:.i§:?:..s:i':i'.:-::_i'3...s_-is °“°'----°°“P9!‘-f' » '°“' °°°'f *"1 wil. |’°f° "° ' ZH, “,§,"L‘},’§f‘,’},‘,‘°' lgglfhswe- Alter- of Groceries. Fruit, Confectionary, Crockeryware, Meat* mi... ' “".,.,.,.f.2'7,,§'3'}f"’°“”` Poultry and Vegetables. Ask for Circulars givin8 W" 1

W7W`1’rrf'bJ I cs.5v.rm.ir'a'.wiiw.; details. This is your opportunity. J

fnriilnliod. or partly i'iirnliilied.n'A|?" VOIIC, Colne Ehfly and Often.

wAN'ren_‘r` ?_“*°”'°*'§g ~

with ilvu ngalhzxims, r:0do':r?g0l\- F ‘ J &` " vcnlcncos and good locality. State O O ' D _ ' rent and when avaliable. Addrela

J. J.. rn o: an as, city. I " C|l’i0\Vl ' _ _

18157-9~0Mti'. 1871-9-018|. __ _ __ __ _, ____-',......,... .'-....¢ _

_I ,_ _i ii

place? their- oioers»»and take l delivery' 'oi »their;Coai whilst- `discharging. if . » 1 . ,.

C.i.yoiis&Co "

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I Phone lll ". i

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Stops Spavin Lameneu. Aiiayu pain. s.

_ McLEOD & BENTLEY

¢ . l