Dlarrhoea, Dysentery, Summer Complami,

omach Cramps, Colic, Cholera Morbus,,.Cholera Tllfallium, and all Looseness of the Bowels '

_ may be rapidly sndlsiieotuilhy oul-ed by _

; ~f'1lli'5'f _ 'tile use ofthst old and sterling remedy

f.Fowler’s Extract oi Wild Strawberry.

It has a. reputation of 60 years' standing and never fails to- either relieve or cure.

are many imitatiolls of this remedy on tile nlzlrlcet that sell

less per bottle. Dr. Fo\vler’s is 35 cents, so be sure and getthe

Tllecllcaper articles may be dangerous to your llcaltll.

HAS USED IT FOR YEARS.

_ lilrcs. Clllls. \\`oons, Waubau- shone, Ont., writes: "i have usod *r*

Dr. Fowler's Extract of \\'ild Straw- Y berry in my house for years, and I ~ D-'EX1-_ oF S iind it a splendid remmly for Diar- w||_D rlloca and Bowel Complaints, es-

pecially in chilclrcn teething." ,

\> ` `

'rss cl-IARLOTTETOWN AUARDIAN, shereussa r, .905

_ _ _ - - _ ____ _._.-_-_.._ -_,_-.-_;.~_.,. - rv . ._._, -- --- _--..._ _ *__ _ _______ ,

Till ElllHilllN'S SHU STUHY w - f'

A -FLAT

FAIL URE

Bang went u window in the right

-, hand third-story ilat. From tho_iett

ll hand I1atg]n_,tl\o same story directly

across the all there came u crash, fol- lowed by tho shi\'er of broken glass.

I An old gentleman stepped out into the

hall and waited. In a moment a sec- ond old gentleman appeared at the open door of his iiat, evidently intend- ing to slam it shut with all the power that lay in ills strong right arm, But he, too, stopped as he saw ills neigh- bor and then gave a silnmetaced laugh.

“Broke n window pane trying to

keep out the noise. 'i`ilut.glri’s dancing ll polka on her piano llnd she's been at it tour mortal hours. It's a shame, and I woll’t stand it any longer. 'i‘hel'e's going to he a change here!"

“lt change is what you want, come

over to my side. There you can hear singing. The young wretch down there aspires to be xi tenor. He has llcell singing for so long that it he slloulii stop now I’d be lonesome, I guess."

The piano player stopped long enough

to get a new piece ot music, and in the interval oi eonl arativo quiet thcre

` D

_I iioatcd through tho hallways the walls

The Pandora Broiler '

Tile biggest steak ls

not too big . for the Pandora Broiler door. Successful broiling must be done quickly over a

hot fire. You can get the hottest fire you want in live minutes by the drafts of the Pandora range, and . without waste of coal.

The best way to coolga good steak is to broil

it, and the best way to broil itis on a Pandora range.

, .

ys Pandora

e London, Toronto, Montreal-

Winniyaeg, Vancouver, St. john, N.B.. Hamilton

' of ll stringy tenor voice reiterating

with long drawn out sadness;

"0h-h-h. I ha~ave sighed to re-est me!" “Now,"just listen to that, will you!"

said one disgustediy.

Soon the strains of "lily Old Ken-

tucky llonle," embellished with uu- heard of variations, drowned out the Walls oi' the tenor.

“Yes, I’ll listen. I)on't seo how I

can help myself," said the other. “Come in here, Adams," and he lcd the way into his rooms and out to the plazzu at the back. It was the least noisy place he could think oi.

“Now, what are we going to do

about this thing? We'vo signed lenses for two years for these dats, and we‘tl only had four mouths before this chunk of Slgnor Squalll’s conservatory of music camo ollt hero to stir up this peaceful neighborhood. l’vo question- ed tllo parents of ’om, and they've signed for a year. Now, what'll we do'l"

“l doll't know," said Adams as he

offered his neighbor a cigar and bit the tip from ills own. “I went through more or less noiso during the war, hut this-l’vo got so I can’t tell when they stop -and when they begin now, the stuif rings in my ours so. My wife says I was urging 'em to run u race in my sleep the other night and put- ting all sorts of money on tho tenor."

"if ile’d uso all that energy doing

something he‘d ho rich sonle day!" growled Mr, Bolton, between puilfs.

“\Vork'I Oh, noi” blazed Mr. Adams

Rogers Hardware Co Ltd., Sole Agents .,,.....,.,,_

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' There was a few moments’ silence

Spend a week on the beam ifal Miranliclli and take in

hathaurs Big Fair

,_.,__-».»u_----ie..-1- .- __-._--u-..g-»-»-

“It' you are planning all outing for-this sunllner,arrange

Willie they listened to the tenor, wllo was holding his own.

"Oh, I imvo si-irzherl to re-est me-o

Dc-cp in the sl-ileut gravel" “lIuh!" groaned Adams. "I'd like to dig it for him. I think it would he deep. I'ln not so sure about tho silent. But, see here, we’ro not getting on any. What are we going to do?"

“I thought ot' a plan last night ” said

Adams slowlv, "ii wo collld only put

cptcmbczr llth to the 21st ..

much stuck on the tenor just now, and

Cllv au cxcnrsiflls un all railrorlds. A great display oi he doc-Sn't seem to banker much after

her society. Musicians are such a

dusillal and Agricultural products’ Excellent pxeullurns jealous sm You “___ that gm ,ms only

od music, amusclllellis of all kinds, and somctlllng dom the time, 'l`\~o (2) days racing on Chatham- Drivl' rk adjoining thc Exhibition grounds.

' $n,O(_)().OO IN PREFTIUMS.

Plit§sfes,divlcltd as follows: lircc-lo:-all $500.00; 2.l Ss iigoofoo ; 2.19 class gf;/1r~o oo; 2.24 class f.3oo.oo,_2._; SH $300.00. Sec progralnllli:.~, prize-list and other prlulc alters for paltltulals.

flrrc E lisllcr, Scc’_v, I ll rl i. llwccdif, Pres.

7<ll\s lwulii.

_ rr- - _ frvev' 5.. _._._......-.

ount Allison ladies’ _College

3rd Year Commences September il

Massey Treble School of Household Science .

`D`epnrtmeni of Oratory Affiliated With Emerson

~ __ College of Oratorv. Boston

.xgllllilfl [soul this rlapltrtlllov tr u.i1`M\;. Allison mnyeiltel'i.i\u1-cllior your nl l<lhlo|-.-ull. is ' . l. uwens' Museum' of Eine Arts

\Pll nu < Vos! rl luluu \'llltl0 Oi e7-Mill)

l|\ ohllrlzllni' Nl lt. 1'. l\."lvN| criul podwlll 'tl 'r . r. ‘ff- colllplotc course loiuiilu; m a crluillaélllg our-tlllcuio has been hlgaiilzc l.

Con sorvottory of Music

g hor mother, and he has only his»or

g these flats would be too small. Now"

-and he hrollght ills feet down from the railing and chewed his cigar fierce- ly in his excitelnont- "now, why shouldn't we fix things to get those two married? It would be ll shame to

5 spoil two families with 'clnl” O “Anil us it is tlley'ro breaking up our

d happy homes," agreed the otilcr.

“\Vlly, Bolton,” said Adams earnest-

ly, "I havcn't had a decent lllght's sleep or day’s rest in months. I can't stand it. I went to see lilo rascally agent wllo turned 'em loose on us, and llc was sympathetic enough, but ho said they paid the rent, and ho dldu‘t feel to blame because he couidnlt see it on 'em when they signed."

Ile chewed the end from another cl-

gnr. Bolton was chuckling. Adams went on!

“You see, there ain’t any law about

these things, though there ought to bc, and all we can do is to ilx up some- thing ourselves and hear tho consc- "quences. My wife and I have done everything we could think of. We'vo been down to call, one on ono side, the other on the other side, at tile saule time, thinking that wllllo we were there tlley'd stop at ally rate."

“I could have told you better than

that,” grinned Bolton. “Tried it myself.

goth old women dent too. Don't won- or either. They'vo stood this for some

With facility of ton nimiihers and equipped with two Steinway nrlluil l‘|.uu.- Liu-oo pipe ye,”-S now_ they tc" ma stuck “S out

>li'iw~'i'i.i-i}i'i°ll`i~':ll"’li@'l‘»li. ii.r/ll"iiiiiirfiiilmdiiilor.fursuws lo ll: will :rllv ~\ rr nENT Am__________s oonlu~:sroNni~:Ncu sol.lorrl-ln.

S~<=\<vlll¢.` N. B. REV. B. C. BORDEN. D. D.

!l‘ilLus wufrw _ ,______ »

in that beastly middle room and pulled the curtains. No doors even. Went at it like Sam Hill and let us screcch at the old women." "W¢|l» TGV! 88! 'em married,” insisted

ouNr Al. lsoN ACADEMY

.ii -l \'l

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1'1- f- 15

ontlalmul lluy 51|-llnol for Bois and \’nun|r Men. l<I.\'(J

`lAka-nu ~|-1 N- viilcll undul- ('iu~l-lilul il-Iluauoos. M.\NL' GY _1NASlUM. A large teaching staff.

MOl_ll_ll` ALLISON COMMERCIAL ‘.`.0Ll.i`GE

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tl ll

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A'1‘\m9- "WW not? Then they can tight it out in piece or in pieces. 'l.'hey'll have C0 m0V¢. because this place won'i: hold both ol tho old women and them tw- JMC 8° they get out of this neigh-

_lf borllood I don't care where they go."

They smoked A minute and then Boi-

ton said: “UGW <10 YW Dl'0I>0so to lat 'em mar- ried 'I"

. ,_.

, ll "I rlon’t propose todo it alone. I can

I ..,... Amo vnnloo ant on hola mn

we get so neighborly we won't tn

ourselves. Wa go IIOWD and GSK to perform tor our especial beucilt- yes, we do, Bolton," he insisted as

other showed signs ot mutiny.

"Well, go ou."

“We invite 'em both up here and

each of 'enl the nice things the o is supposed to have said. We let

tell her

van ol l~i<»ln~l\o< rolllluti <Q|];\\e]y down

`“ ‘ *“ . lui lll.vl.lllv us happy

0\'¢|' U1 lllv C*»\vl»~\'-qlliiic \\-lleu wc reach ed illc tollrlylill cl lla. Inari,

_ ‘ »._

t _ _ _ _ _ quality. _ 63 \

the Will* 1\\\_`llil. fl\oll;;»lle;iilc<l .scaulperzliollg Cloth. iolzl up and re-vvovcni and cotton. ll is uciliicr pm

lllt LMlif'i~’*' \~:.l-l .iz thc foot oi' the nloun- . clean, irisll nor sanitary.

alll. c \\'~.-rt- i atlll ' ». ` . - .. _ , ,

" " l5“" Um' Pomes "1 'lm liewson tr:::lc:=a:l.: :nuns elcaulmvss as wt-li as

mc 'l`llcL`zlll:ulian i’at'ii`lr iioicl at wllicll we I i' lil*-l-'4l", ~.7 Q1' ‘Q _'_ » ‘li 4 .~ ./p,_.Q_.__,, ,.

' ll( l. . . - ` ~- ..~..."~ t

Old WODIGD |3133 “nd 5° k C S cm” ug sta) ul l.~ .l lun- ilu-.l<~lr_\~ l|lcllli_\' stluatcil. _ l ' ` " "' ' ' " ~ " '

Do you see?" l'

"Yes," said Bolton, "I see. l suppo

look out in ill.i;\-llliiwllt \'il>\\‘~‘. 'l`llc lil"

llT A/4, Awrsrrilh LETTER -ff- T- , ~ - -

"f ~- _

1 lated ii. ’l`h~ 1,, 1. -. _ _, _g k _ , m_______ ________ "_‘__‘ ___‘__~-*‘_‘ |ll_lN-_J\\1 5¢V¢" ' .lt the llcwson Mills means fresh wool that has never beta

ow _ _ into ._ our earn- __ wO\____ ____fom_

» _ , _ _

em my _ -ii -],|_ _,.5 _ , _- _ ‘ _ ,. " l‘1irc" uool-ln some mills-lncalls: rag slloldy (old

Y* F

"lk :L7

2%..

as The \\il|<lu\\-5 anti l.,,i,~i,,,{c.; ,,|, an Sides i1i_________ _ l' _ ____ __ __;-__ ____ _______________ ___‘,

I must sacrlllce myself to the cause. . _ ~- _ .~ ___;__\ v

So be it."

They set themselves to work, to-

iy paid any attention to the noise that still went on. They noticed, though, that after aftime there were intervals

.lolui-ll :lull galir-ill--l ri.i|1||.i_, Wm, 10,45 aliglli ill the uillr ilu-plflrcs, about wllivll

one :ltrulll uc \-.anti-il tr, ltturll ami rpcllii

X1 X

4* //T

¢=‘*‘l§s-Q)

’ /V is lunlll from

`» ii-iii;/'Ai' ` up~lo~dalc au'-l SPOTLILSS nlili.

k .

A Plllllf “’l‘lE._\'f~illn¢ is wllhi

. _ .` Y \~'\/.

gether with their wives. The two mon to\il~i.<i.- from .-\~.-._\- .»..r-tier of the \ . \‘~‘..,~§ 66 S b 99 F l, became so engrossed in their efforts globe inc-.ii-.V wr-il. il i~\\<»rll1yr>\` lei/ull, , . , `- l_"f7`."l un eam lour T with the young people that they hard- .\i;rl it \,- .=..\ll to _-_-_onli that we ilirl not g _ of/_ _ . \

to l-.r \\l. V- . f ' r "" "“"'-"W - “ H T 1 ‘M ml N hui ml “ml - ‘\.=:‘T-B-$2-’-"""" Tlwu a Careful ‘»l'o:t-ss of “l»lclulillg" lll our gi

_ _ ‘ illc .slnlllllcr .ii lihlil. " _it --\ . 5

of 'owl Bllcnie' The ul” yquml DL0` K_\'1~IH.;Rl_\~l» Hl-,~_Hl_~_`- _,__- *__* Finally parllcri I-~ .pl‘ci.'.ll‘,'iiwigllell nlacllirtcry , DTC 0C'~'“5l0Uu~*Y left me llouw wgcth' ' ' ` ~ ,‘*° t. without in-ii.; vi uclxcd hy hllnlnn llr\nfl~',

` I

or. Ou rare occasions tile young ruau carried n box of iiowers into house, and tllc girl was heard to play over and over with much feeling tile love song of Paderewskl. At such times the two old gentlemen adjourned to the buck plnzza and regarded cacll other with a deep and solemn joy. 'l`hcy felt that their plans were suc- ceeding, but how \veli neither of them guessed until the climax was sudden- ly upon them-the culmination of all their dreams. | Ono evening one of the old wonlcn tapped at tho doors of botll ilats and invited the two families downstairs rather mysteriously. The girl was dressed in white and was blushing, and the tenor, visibly nervous, seemed to bo waiting for the bell to ring.

I When it did ring, ill n few lnomcuts, 1 ho ushered in the minister of a noar- ' by church, where he sang on Sundays. Then ho and the girl stood up, and ile- fore tho old gentlemen kllew what wa< _ happening the two were one, a mush-al _ ulllty. The joy of the two old men was deep-very deep. They shook hands . with every one and then with each oth- cr. And thell-

| “\Vhere are you going to live?" quired Mr. Adams. “You must lot us make a little contribution toward your ` housekeeping." . l "Oil, thnt’s the best part of it!" crlc_<l bride, groom and both old women at once. “The agent is going to get the laudlol'd to take ollt the partition

in-

be-

tween our flats and lnuke one lug one, and wo are all going to live here, and ' we can have tho _same rooms for stu- _ dlos, so we can go right on with our work. Aren’t you glad? It was you who brought us together. and now we ` can stay right here with you.”

Soulcilow the two old gentlemen got

up their own flight of stairs wilon the awful evening was done. Silently they stood in thc llall 'and looked at ea:-ll

other while their uilves laughed heart- lessly. Then witllout one word they opcllcd the doors and disnppeuleil witll-

_» in their own upartuients.

A (inod Luck Stone.

All tllrougll the ngcs the rully has

been called the stone of good luck. Ac- cordlnlr to tile old stories, whoever owned rl ruby would ncvcl' fall ill any- thing hc ullilel'toolC,‘f0l' that hcnuilful ' jewel held ill its glowing red heart rl

luugic power willcll always brought success. No matter how dangerous the task, tile ruby was sure to give cour- age and victory. In the (lays oi' ull- ciellt Greece when the rlcll mall wish- ed to express to n. friend good wlsllcs for wealth or llollor he sent to illul a

r ruby engraved with the flgllrus of all

orsltor. Today tile ruby is coll.-lldcrcd the lucklost of stones, though the good ' i'ortune, as we seo it, lies in the own- ing of anything so precious, for evcu the dlalnolld is not so valualllo a gr-ul. l Tho ruby is the stone oi’ July, and tl ‘ ilre which nbldcs in its red heart

‘ time of the cl'llslulel'S.-~St. Niellollls.

_______--_---

Ensy Collie, Ellny (ln.

of the larger towns ready and auxiou

., .» _. ,

for wlllcll llc had toilcll null slavcd null risked his iit`c ill the illhillcr julus, cn- ‘ during the wililc all the dlscol|ll`orts ‘ and trlhulailon_~4 of lhc rizlm-ous winter.

With the $500 thus painfully mnassed ; the iulllllelullnll Y.-uugllt the conlpnratlve civilization oi' a lunllwr town, lio first purchased llllnself a big drink nlld all expensive cigar; iilcll .llicil ililn to ll fllro joint, wil<-re he stalked his entire fortune on n single play. In another

" moment he was pelllliless. Shifting 1 the cigar from one corner of his mouth , to tho oillcr, the iuinllcrulall cheerfully observed, "Oh, well; easy come, easy l go!"

________.__

A Sei-rr-t Standard.

I A small hoy and his smaller sister of n West 1’llll:ule!pllia family were be- ing intcl°vlewr~d hy nu admiring visitor. She asked the boy how old ho was, but hc had an attack of sllyncss and could not tell. ills sister, however, did bet- ter and alluoimccd that ho was six years old. “Six years ohli" exclaimed the visitor. "What n big boy! And

i how tall are you ?" This stumped bolil

the children. The visitor expressed sur-

' priso that a six-year-old boy could not

tell ills height, and even the little sister l hung hor head in shame. Then the vis-

itor gavc it up and talked of other

l things, but soon the little girl eric:-rl

around to her and whi§ll0l‘04l_._ ‘:\_'0\l

For Ears; _

.S/iff'/' Conl- /oft 0.11;/` Fu// l/r//sr.

You ca.n't ever kn o W h o vv worthfwllile a right coat shirt really is till you buy the comfort- fitting kind-the kind l that bears this brand -the brand oft makers who care. Summer patterns ready now at each good

shop. Demand the brand. Yourdealer

can supply you. ASK. am

Makers, Berlin :

_-,iff

F Inest Ontario Wheat

9'*-;..

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li"S ALL m ill THE `

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ull

Manilnlia Spring When! ls

- ll.e strongest wheat in the _' woilfi. Ontario l~`ail Wheat

lim--r not contain as much .~lv|»:r.-_ill as iilauiiobr-l-i_>\lt lt ia.ii.i~s thc whitr-ot, lightest, mini invilimg luc-mi, Cake and

i’a\lvy you ever saw.

Beaver Flour l-1 n hicnri ni'--l\ianlt0l`»a Spring Wirral f tlnturio Fall Wirral in ju-.l lin: right proporiivlls lo

ll ru (lull tlcliciuns

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the n\»»~t llulliulclit ns well. l\lal<¢» your iiakiug n succcrs with Beaver' Flour. No lil- :|- l.i;rg|»r-lmss vvqllircd with

ll.: ;;i.\»ie ol' wheat we use. Dr:\lr\~a_ write fur prires on all -

is Ci l c (il line und

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Tillsonls lwrirlc is u lioluc llour ~§J_i\'<~:»° \hi~ S

llousewile a reputation lor hor splenrllrl llrr-all am

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the paste when polishing your

shots? Most people have.

lmpossilole with Big 3 patented szlicly box. Big 3 Shoe Polish is a positive blaclr, not blue,

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91°

A .\ilcllig:nl lnall tells ll grlully ilu- '1-

morous story oi a iumlwrlllall who, & a U after n ilard winter in tile lllluhcl' camps, 1\pp<~al'c|l in the streets ot' one

“to have a good time. lhi~ lulnllc: `

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A THEOGILVIE FLOUH MILLS COLTD MUNYTTEAL.

*it lft- \l XRL OR RUBY

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