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We havc j~i i rucelvl d ll

nice ficsl slrnlily oi l`a.~ll‘i and u cusui iplfs .Wg have iilcm at mo»t lin y price.

Beiorc pllrciluslilg ylllll

next pine pleas: itive us al cali as we._.;lulow.lt will rc- DHYSOJ- ` ' -‘

TOBACLOS ~

Our tolialicos are always fresh and_ we illve the. different k_i_nd~1 at :ill p'i=res Make us your t lilucco sr~.»e,

l J( `\ll_

mia ` , - MacKinnon Drug Co The nsllaii Kblilllll store

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' -*_ ` health l

. . _. - ,_, since I. oomlpealoed .using ‘Fl-llit-a~

onsnnmrmowirmisnnilm A U p _p MN

llillllllll _

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Silica lla ‘liommeilqali H 'lu like “Fruit-il-ilvés”' ‘

_H _'13 LHS A‘vuslus,,Ol~l~llwl, Our.. "U90 Year!! Bgoj, I began to feel -

run-down and- ti;-gd, and ,un-ered WY '11°°l\ frm Liver ll»l1.1cl'l1ll¢ll_ 7"""_"!¢- Having-read or 'rl-lllt-Q. tives ,.1 thought I ‘mind try '¢h°n,1_. The result wnssurprig1ng_ `

I /“"'¢ 'lvl l/iarl nn huurkr trifling;

l“"¢5'» Ullil ]ll'l§ii0y§ _Dow what ,I have not kilpwn 'hu s good many year, __ "mt is' ithé' bllfxslng Of ia healthy body and oieln thinkin brain"-.‘ ‘-

WALTER J.'iuAit1uo'i"r.

A box,6 for $2.50,trial sire 25o. At all dealers _or ,sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fnllt-¢_-ting Limited, Ottawl. " ‘ 4

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1 ` s1'nAv cow.-A Jerzy cow witll

' (nl 45:, ° ~ ‘int apparently any f owner has bcer f/'p 13. " "naming loose around Brighton fol fc he past week or so The lowners o

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l A' ' :ardens in that locality are hostile ar

` ' ` ` » ‘he animal has broken 2nto`numor<=u=

' ' 'gardens and played hi-rvoc with the

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,. ,J V/3 ,,,,,f)"'/;"'°;-'-_Af ' ' ’ _ RUNAWAY-A had runaway occur

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i l V/// ' lg when a countly‘man‘s horse attach arf

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Vi'hf:it to aclli strength.

Yoii save 'shortcning»:iurl you get a flour that is always the same in qiiallry and sircnglll~~~\\-llrn you me “llcnvci"' Flour, the only kind

of Hour that is equally goal] for Hrrlni :ull l‘.lsiry.

DEALl'.’2RS-~vvrlle in for prince' on llrrll, Coarse Grain; and Cereals. 203

THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LiMlTED, - CllA'l`HAlVl, Oni.

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Canada Food Board Flour Milli. -License No. 10

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\ ‘lr handicapped in hot having a pounf

- "_"" J 'or stray animals. One sure thing thi'

" _Jyoperty of citizens should be pro- /// 7?? _ ` » ‘acted and there are too many such

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'4._.-/fig,/,.»f/'(0 / ‘L lf* ,"'\ \ ;`\\\\§~`>_"\`-gf ~ to a buggy, took fright -and bolted up ' §*""7f” i',‘,» "X - ` Euston Street. The buggy container?

` "` "Z:-@’f'“;f-"!'~"’§.”-Trl/»"E'"Zi-_il-`/'Fi ' 'llc owner and his wife and chlld.'l"ll

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And it makes ligllicr, flnkicr Pic Crusts, Tarts, _ l`)ougllnilts and Cookies than you evci' got with »

Wcstcrn Spring VVllcllt Flours.

':llIr.1v<‘r" l"lollr is miilrll of blenflcll wheat. It contains Ontario lull. \l llcai (lalnous for pastry n\_:ll:ing) blcillicd with Western Spring

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Good groan always ull Sunlight '

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IT PAYS to buy ln this Province. _ Ane vou ."Hol.oiNa oN" -rl.

eometlslng of value wliiclt_yo_u np long- er use:_or_need'{ Keepl' in; mind that "1For Sale” advertisirtg PAYS.

_ _GR/sin onxlnoens,-'illyt llrl-Mali 'shipment .Maple Leaf Graluj:G|juders selling at the lowest price Associat- ed Farmers Cp-operative' Company Ltd. _ l, 5, to nt .;s§45_8~9~19M3i

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IN BIG FIGHT.-Mrs. (Capt) Walk- ar,'25 ElmlAvenue"hasi received it lov ter.fro_iu her lon George' W. Wallgeg.; lated Frai1ce._.Ausu!§ 26th -in .Whig 'le says he h:\`s"b'eenl vciygbusy lately ls` 'ills Allies are iiftlle blgngll-1 alla ‘i`rd’ pushing mi." I-le ‘came through safely although quite a few of his .friends were kiiled‘oi" wounded. l-lt' says .there is not much time for writ ing but _when the big scrapie over hr will give particulars _and is in goof'

/egetables Charlottetown is balh

nlimals at large.

horse was utterly beyond the contre' li’ the driver and near the Milk Fan -'- ry he came into collision with n. fer.:-f with the result that the shafts parted ompany with the buggy, and the h'-l- we with the shafts only clintterlng ni ‘lit heels and frightening him mor= rlroceeded full speed on his way home. some ten@iilcs out of town, The cf' lulpanis of the buggy. who receivei fr had scaring but fortunately nothinlf worse met, a good Samaritan in the person of mr J. 0. Hyndman, who or hearing the facts offered to take-thin to their home in his automobile. llc

had not been using his ‘car that dvy conforming with Itlie request ,of the Government in regard tothe' savlei' of gasoline but in vlew»of the circum stahceirhe took‘~iris car down mwnmnd.

ly covneyed the victims of -the ar i dent -to their home, 'an action which needless to say was deeply appreci‘t ed.

vililnrd's Liniment Co.. Limited

Gents.--I curoil in valuable huminr

'og of manga with MlNARD'S LIN' WENT after several veterinarian lllll'

-armaneni good. _

Yours, &c..

WlLF'Rll`l d/\N(`iNi.

’rop. of tlrunll Centrai liniel -

Drummond, An! 3. '04

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lrel what you need.

Do not forget that Wintm

'hen be glad you prepared lol

Beer & (lofi

_GROCERS

MLS

'Fresh Piclilillg ' _ Spices A

Mixed Spices Who‘e Sim/fs Ground Cloves Jelery Seed

Mustard Seed

Fumeric _

Ground Mace Currie _Pow-:ier _ -Root Glniltel- Cinnamon Bark Esc. Vinegar

Stlhnt _

.l-.iraft from, the 105th and was in

_ --_-_ _-:::_ ._ :Y -»--=_. ---¢-»-~.~..,..-_ .l -

¢LAM BUPPER.-Come to the

clam supper, ice cream etc.. at Gru- ham's Road on Wednesday night.

Aucrion sAl_E.- Big suction

sale at O. B.°Wadman's store, Crap- aud, Saturday evening Setember 21st . ‘Jegin1_\ii&g__;,§t 6 o'clock_ 1457-9-18M,1i.

wounoeo iN ARM.-Mrll. 1'. A.

Moore Pownal, has received word

that her sun L. Corp. Clli!ord`_Moore. infantry is oiliciully rcpnrteclgéildmit- ted 22 General Hospital (_l{amiel's¢ 'Sept 3 Gunshot wound, radii frac- tured.- Corpl. Moors went over to Francs in November 1916 in the ilrst

charge of 2 machine gurl since .lan- uary last. i

THIRD SON T0 BE WOUNDED.-

l/I). Rodltf-Mathpson, P .E. l. R. policeman, Charlottetown, has receiv- ed n telegram'notifying lllnl that ills lon, Pte. John Daniel Mathlosou had Jeen admitted to No. 3 General llos-

Jital, Letreport, on Sept. 8th suffer- nl; from gunshot wounds in the Jack, legs, hands and face. This lrave young man was nounlie/.l also >n a previous occasion about a year lgo, in the hcad_ and upon his rec-

ivery 'went hack to duty. He left here .vlthi the 98th Siege Battery and later r'ansieri'ed _to the 7th ()iia\v_n Bat cr;-'_ lie is the third son of Mr. Math sson's tn be wounded. illr. Matheson las four sons oil active service nnli lis son-in-_lpiv was also “over ihcrc" and reiuruetl home woulldeli

HOME ON FURLOUGH.-Private

iamcs Sudbury of Senrletown who recently returned from England was visiting Charlottetown a few days ago llc enlisted in Winnipeg, Manitoba on the 9th day. ,uf August, 1914 and went wcrseas with the lst Canadian Exp- zdltionnry 'Force _ After training in England for aeveratmonths he wont ‘.0 the firing line in February, 1915 'ind remained in France three years ind one month, lie fought in the 2nd battle of Yprcs. the Battles of Festa- `)urt, Somme, Vlmy Ridge and "asiiat-hcndaele. Ile went over the top -seven- iim'e§"'and returned un-injured. ilthough he had the heel of his boot shot off and his helmet pierced hy _lhrapnel in several places. However, is a result offthe Battle of Passachen- laeic he ilsla. sufferer from shellshock. )ut of 1100 men who enlisted with

Private Sudbury 'there are but six v>tllf:r_:i surviving. Pfrivate Sudbur_v'a *fi»‘lIil'S"“l‘i'fsiiii‘§°UIy__§,*_‘vi@if‘yff‘lSlé.>l‘slsa to mr- rome ‘him on hi] return to civil life.

after so many trying. experiences.

::Worms' in ‘children work havoc.

Phase pests at%_ck the tender lining f i_he intestines and if left to pursue heir ravages and untlisturhed will iltlrdatciy perfo'f‘at<l"the`"vir'all, because hose woi-ms‘l1're"ofithe"-hook variety but cling to and feed upon interior =urfaces. Miller’s Worm`Powders will lot only exterminate these worms, of vhatevcr varioty,'b1it will serve to

epnlr the injury they have done.

;!

I lou clan llllvlz AN

ACHELESS HEAD

We havr been tolo that

hvarlalzhe is largely a mai- ler otha it. 'l`l'i~l is lrllr iqrif we suffer from hcnf'- achvs at rcizular intervals, and await the-_ir rccurrancf-,

appointed. `

OUR HEADACHE POW DI-IRS

Overcome headaches by

removing the cause.

Keep them on h' nd le-

izulaily, ready for immed- iate use.',

‘ P: ice 10c per pkg.

lllHNSllN li lllHNSllN i

_THE Quality Drugstore

` Der `Kent and Prince Struts'

Dr E.f`.Harris

E-ye 'Specialist '

Oliiee Royal Bajld i~¢~_¢°.'_f'_°*!i‘“"_!P` 1 s

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VEGETABLE __

ATTEN.TIQNl Sick. Women G

,To do your duty d ' tlfe tryi times your health shdiilldlie yosdar firsflg consi eration. These two women

tell how they found health. 1

Hallam, Pa.-“I took` Lydia E. Pinkhanfs Veg-

etable Compound for female troubles ami is din. placement. I felt all rundown and was ylery weak. I had been treated by a physician \\'ith'oui.f results, so decided to give Lydia E. Pinkllanfs Vegrtnblo Compound a trial, and felt better right away. 'i am keeping house since last April and doing all my llonsowork, _whore before 11 was unable to do any work. Lydia li. 1‘lnkham's Vege- table Compound is certainly the best medicine lt woman can take when in thisconditlon. I give you permission to publish this letter."-Mrs. E. R. Cnu1iLiNo, R. No. 1, Hallam, Pa.

Lowell, Mich.-"I`suffered from cramps and ,dragging down pains, was irregular and had female woalmess and displacement. I began to take Lydia Il. l’illkh:im's Veg table Compound which gave me relief at ollce and restor my health. I should like to recommend Lydia E. Pinlrham’| remedies to all suffering women who are troublednn a siml ln: way."-Mrs. Emsi; I-Iniu,R.No.`o, Box 88,Lowel1,Micll.

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‘ | ‘O win this war every ounce ofthe ‘- strength of each of the allied nations

we’il priblbly not be dis- _-

£12 __ ___ _LV ' ’ ' -_ _v _i::f_;;'..T_"~ :1=___- ._-;_ _._._._..__'__ ____..;.._ __ _-2::-rc-_.__-‘__ ____-_ __ _--~ ~ L*~'_"'L"!!H

must be put forth to meet the organized, trained and disciplined efficiency of the Central 'Powers-that gigantic, ruthless force which is the result of fifty years pf planning and preparation. ‘

And every ounce of every allied nation'-s strength is in the hands and brains and hearts of the individuals of each nation, because they are free peoples.

Now the individuals of each nation must _live as well as

fight, therefore aiprogortion of the effort and material Q _each natio_n_ must e diverted from war purposes to living necessities, 1

So the less each individual takes for himself or herself for personal use the more effort will there 'be left for fighting and winning the wa& I

/Every cent you spend represents that much _effort bc-

cause somebody must d_§`something for' you in order to earn that cent-somebody-’s effort must be given to you instead of to the war. ‘

ThCr¢f0rC the less _yo_u spend-the less 'of somebody’s effort you take for your individual use-thc more will

you leave in the national surplus for war effort.

The war can be won' only by the surplus stren th of the allied nations. The money each individual saves represents that surplus strength.

So the truly loyal Canadian will use less, spend less, and save more, to help to win the war.

Published under the Authority of f

The i\/linister of Finance _

__ oi Canada- Q

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