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m “Q to it that he is well fed, well .-ma and efficiently equipped. »6rgan|5|;¢i0llq like i.ll8 \'. M. C. A. no looking to his physical comfort. healthful recreation and clean fun.

1| he is sick or _wounded the Red

cross will provide for him with ton- Mr, lnvlnQ NN-

yet. there is one thing that will

|,,|||¢ a smile to his face. and a Joy to M, heart that none' of these can give; mayonry you can give- Your Photo

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The ,Cook Studio

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The Studio

invites All Summer Tourists

to Call and , have their Photographs Taken while in the City

The Bayer Studio

A. li. LYON Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prloaa

Personal attention. to Amateur

Photography-

101 Queen stress

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PAR-KMAN’S

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DRUG STORE

lluving bought out the Ellis Phar-

I' mncy, l am opening, up an up to date Drug, Fancy Goods and Stationary store where the public will get tho best goods at the lowest prices.

have also secured the services of

.one of the best druggists to dispense ,my prescriptions and am using only the purest and best drugs obtainable.

'Give your patronage to one who

will appreciate it.'

"Watch us grow.”

r=Am<MAN's bsuo srone Montague, P. E. I.

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- ._°|T PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON 1|

the Georgetown Guardian representa- rave.

..'AN Aooissss _AND Pnsssnr-

ATION.-To. Mrs. Robert H. Howlett. op the eve of her departure from Syd- ney Mines for ber home in Annandale. Dear Mrs. Howlett.-lt is with both pleasure and regret that we meet this evening. We are- thankful indeed for the privilege thathas been ours the past few months, of having your up-

lifting presence among us. We have been together, dear sister, in seasons of joy and sorrow, and in each alike, W0 0811 lrllly say. we have seen the ‘graces of the spirit manifested in your daily walk und conversation. And w,e know that He Who hasso glori- ously bestowed these gifts rejoiccs al- so that they are being exercised for' His glory and the good of all. We regret that you are 'so soon to lcnve us, but we are glad that you _are to return to your dear ones who have so unseliishiy given you up to others for a time, and comrfort ourselves with the assurance that we shall 'be

joined in heart, and hope to meet

again, ii' not in this life then in our heavenly home, where we shall never say good-by. And now, deur sister, \ve ask you to accept this hand-bug, as a small token of esteem. This gift. which' is accompanied with our sin- cere love,~and prayer that our Heaven- ly l°`uther's richest blessing rest upon you and yours. In behalf of our W. M. A. IS., of Clyde Avenue Baptist Church, Sydney Mines, N.S. Mrs.

Howlett, who was taken so complete- ly by surprise, answered briefly and thought sire did not merit such kind- ness, but tlrankod one and all for their thoughtful kindness, wishing them God-speed in their missionary labor, 0 »`

KENSINGTON >MARKET8.

(Friday by Telephone)

Potatoes bus . . . . . . . . Rutterlb._... .. .. 8

gl. Oats bus. ... ..... 85

.Oats bus . . - .f-.... 90

60 8

..°TwO CENT! PER WORD each

insertion tor advertising in this coi- umu. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

..*GREEN BAY.-The school has

been re-opened. Mr. Louis Costello. who has already spent tive years in this school, is engaged as teacher tor another term.-illalph Malone a pupil io( this school, who is only' 13, years old, passed the exams for the Con- nolly Estate Scholarship. This is ex- coptlonally good for a boy at his ago He is a son ot Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malone of Green Bay.-Jno. McArthur paid a short visit to Rose Valley rec- ontly he was accompanied by his lJl°0- ther-in-law, Neil 'Lamont of Churchill. ~Pte. Anthony J. Stordy of Kelly's Cross was visiting friends here on Sunday last. the guest or lMr‘. and Mrs. Louis Costello.--Mrs. Francis L' Mc- ` Quaid is visiting her parents Mr. aurl Mrs. Jno. Ilviurray, Tryon..-Mr. Pope Costello, tire well known violinist, war- visiting. in Elmwood on Friday even- ing last, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Curley.-- Mr. Francis Costello. has disposed of a handsome three year old horse for which he received a valuable sun. V '

. .'~SUCCESSFUL AFF'AIFi.- The

ice cream social held in North ‘Lakc llall on August 20th under the auspic- cs of the Lakeviewl Women’s Institute was in every way a success. The night was an ideal one the hall was crowded

to overflowing and good or'der_prc~ veiled. |Mr.' J. E. Dingwell acted chairman, and Miss Winnie Bruce. lied Point, was organist. The follow- ing prog-ram»was'carried out. Solo and Chorus by Mrs. J. H. Baker"and' Mr. Randolph Bruce, (encored.) Gramo- phone selsction, instrumental music’ by Aeneas Bailey and A. W. Morrow (encored), song by Randolph Bruce (encored), Recitation by Miss Bcssic Roibertson, instrumental music by Hudson Morrow and A. W. Morrow. The singing of the National Anthem concluded the program wftcr which the ice cream and cake were sold, real_ izing the amount otabout $41.00 which is to be devoted to the support of the Prisoner of War adopted by the In- stitute. The members wish to thunk every one who helped in' any way to

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Sepleinber Zllih--28th, 1918 ,.

PRI 'CE EDWARD ISLAND

Ai Charlottetown

1 EXHlBlTl0 - i ».

Open to all Canada.

Over $10,000 in Prizes

The Biggest Program of Horse Races -Ever Seen on Any 1

-Island Track e

f $4,100.00 in rur-ses

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Ten Classes

0 .5 - Days,Racing - 5 _

Special lillraciions _

The Best Acts Are Booked to Arnuse the Spectators ini.

\Front of Grand Stand ly

`I.ive stock entries, dxcept Pouitry,close September 13th . All other entries close the 17th September._ » 1

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rangements early

Secretary

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The Fasiesi 'Horses From all Over (lhe Pro- i 1 ' . vinres Are Coming 0

I The largest attendance in the history of Prince Ed~. i ward Island Exhibitions is anticipated. Make your - ar-_ for h'f)`\l}§eS0l=r°:u§;\ 32:;

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. .°0E0|!GlTOWN NOTES.-There

is' a falling of! in the catch of codiish here on account of the scarcity of bait. Some of the fishermen have zone to Picton Island to try und get ar supply of"herriug. The S.S. liar- innd is makin! fvgular trips betwoen Pictou, Georgetown un'l Montague. She is getting quite u lot of freight to curry. -The members oi’ Star oi' the East. L.0.L., No. 2361, assisted by members of Sterling L.0,L,, No. 2649,' held their unnuui parade und decora- '.ion on Sunday tho 25th; tho purado ‘formed at their lodge-room and march- oil to the Presbyterian ccnrutcry, where they placed flowers on the grave of their deported brother, lior- bort Parker, jr., u former member

East lodge. After the

rcrvico at tho grave they returned to the Baptist church, where a most eloquent and impressive sermon was preached by tho Rev. C. E. Armstrong, pastor of thc Christian Church, Mon- tague. -The residence of thc lute Capt. Daniel Walker was sold on the 28th, the purchaser was Mrs. William

of Star of the

.Lnvers, the pu chase price being sev-

en hundred dollars.

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HADIFAX, N.S., Aug, 30.--(Quota

Co. stocir and bond brokers, mem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES

|Yesterday]To:iay

A. F. . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 85% 85 Atchison .. ...'..... ._ 86 86% Anaconda. . . . . . . .. .\ 68% 67% M. F. Ct. . . . . . . . . ..,103 101"/3 Mex Nor Power . . . .. .100% 100% Reading .. 00%, 901/4 S. T. U. . . . . . . . ... - -

Crucible .. 69 67% U. P. . . . . . ... _....128 127% P.R.S. ....71% - S. P. 87% 86% Alo .. 671/4 66 .

75% 77%

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CHAR~LOTTETOWN MARKETS

(Tuesday)

Potatoes bus (new) .. .

Black Oats .

White Oats .. Butter- per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.42-4.’

lair Skins .. . . . . . . . ...25~.l0

Jabbage . . . . . . . . .....5-15

Beets lb Blueberries qt . . . . . . . . . .,.25

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How to Remove Easily

to try a rome( guarantee of a will not cost

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pense is trifling.

and a few applications should show you how easy the homely fr ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worse case.

Bs sure to ask the druggist for the

double stre ' Othiue as this

money hack if it fails to remove freckles.

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` NEWEST 5 High . Heel

isa oxforat,

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Another lot received

by express.

French Heel, Fine'

Kid Oxfords shown in all sizes.

-For Prize List and all other information write the‘- $5-50 ° l

See Them

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR One-Ton Truck $750 Runabout - - 660

Touring - - - 690 Coupe ~ - - 875 Sedan -' - - 1,075 Chassis - . - 825 F. 0. B. Ford, Ont..

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“When Can You Deliver?"

you answer him?

Your goods may be superior, your clerks may be cour.

teous, your store attractive, but, after all, unless your de-

liveries are (prompt and dependable, your customers will`be disappointe and trade elsewhere next time. Do you realize how many people judge a. store by its deliveries?

Is your delivery system on a par with the rest of your busi- ness? Does rt draw_ncw trade or lose customers for you? Are your horses as suitable _for you as they were at one time? If not, why do you persrstsn being a little behind the times when a Ford One Ton Truck would be more in line with your other business standards?

Perhaps your deliveries cost you too much. If you are using motor trucks, they may be too heavy for our line of busi- ness and therefore too expensive. The Rord Truck uses less t_`uel when handling a full load than some trucks use runmng empty. _ . ~ The Ford One Ton T,ruck is a money saver, so why not modernize this department of your business at once?

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THATS the customer’s first question, usually, How do

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I I. & oearers, Montague, P. E. r.

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Eggs per doz..... .. ..._-.6 Beef lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...25-35 Lamb lib . . . . . . ... . ..30-.'25 Hides per lb . . . ... f . . . . .14-15 Straw . . . ... $12

Fowl ....... .. _.$1.25 to $1315 Chickens .. .. ..$1.00 to $2.00 Cauliflower head . . . . . ...5-25

Onions lb...... . . . . . . . . ...8

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Peas qt ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...35

Hsrefs a chanrce, Miss Frockle-face,

reliable dealer that it you a penny unless it

removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex-

Simply get an ounce of Othine-

double strength-from ~_ any druggist

it is to rid yourself of

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.

ecklos and get a beauti-

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SPECTAC LES AND

E X EGLASSES

Regular $4.00 to $6.00 Glasses fitted with best

quality spherical lenscs_for~ $2.99 '

Owing to the rnabrlrty' ofa large number ol people

to secure our previous offer, We have decided to con

tinue this really remarkable sale for ~

Three Days More

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

This is indeed a rare opportunity for the people of

Prince Edward Island to secure expert advrce regarding their eyes, and as we have been _fortunate .enough to

or THIS WEEK, _

secure? the services of f C. E. BARRY, D. o.

‘The Well Known Eye Specialist of Montreal

during this sale, we are. consequently able to

Absolqtely. Guarantee every pair we sell.

Brmgyour Eye Troubles to an expert. No case too diilicult for us to handle.

Colin . McDonal

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