° Coa1~wi1l'he due here

l ber. 1 _

A. Pickartl & Co.

is The schddner l‘Un-

ity” from New ,York

with 5 50 tons of the best grade of Hard

about the Ist Octo.

will be pleased

to have your order for delivery fromthis

vessel. '

' Phone 240 A

CURE

-nm-

» ind Entirely To .Taking

“Fruit-a-lives”

- HULL. Qui§..‘r>`»te. mi.. i ~ ultor the East twelve years, I 13:3 P°"‘f“l “lf” S °f Drspepsia. I could i'.i’.i.¢l1"iii" -my '°°d PM =Y=pi=i='s

e most ggpnlmng m n my,

stomach. 'I also had A feargdl attack oi `Coustipaiioni and' at times, I had na.

mtgeniens of the bowels for two weeke, 2 irea octors attended me for two g “l’S`8r1d gave me all kinds ot m¢di¢i,,¢ ut did me no good. My weight came ;o“pnlY 31° pounds and gverlyoue thought

RS go ng-to die. Final y, I had th;

good fortune to try “Fruit-a-¢i`ves». ,md

agtstfgoll BIS I began t_o take them, I felt t 1'- persisted in the treatment and - °§‘Y Sfell ]0y, I steadily improved,

ow I feel _very well, weigh II5

pounds, and this s more than I ever Welghed even before my illness. mI"i§~l1'l_b1lte _lnytpyure solely and entirely \ th ruit-a-tives and can never praise lfmhtoo much for saving my life. To It w_ o suiier from Dyspepsin and Cons- t‘P*“|°P» I recommend "Fruit-a-tives" as a miraculous remedy”

Mus. ANDREW STAFFORD.

50° Blwx. 6 for $2.50, trial size 25s,

At dealers or from Fnut-a-tives Limited,

kv 1 _

Ottawa. _

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< Here is

ltoxull Orderlies

ect like nature. .io

the Regulator

that Acts Like Nature

are purgativo and lnxativo. They not gripe or nuuseute and are as

; - ,ze Dleuiirlg to the taste as line chocolates or candy,

‘.;‘1;:~, Y", I_ ,‘.`»=,i`??.'

‘- .‘f`.1'." » ‘\5 .

I

"1§~:'?’5.- J "

_ u i._""g,;`-J

Crm be used by the youngest ihfunt or the oldest

grnudptrrent. Two sizes 50c and .... ' 25¢

McKinnon Drug C0.

\ Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

Any person found fish-

ing for quahaugs or oyst- ers,on private areas leased by the Local Government for oyster culture,without permission from lessees, will be prosecuted, ~ by order of the Department.

].'A. MATHESON

Inspector of Fisheries

Cliarlot‘etown ' '

September 26th 1915 1779-9-27M4i `

l NOTlCE

l to Fishermen .

C000 NEWS - for

RIIEUMATIC I , I SUFFERERS

means the discovery ofa medicinal renieflv that will relieve and finally ciuethis painful disease.

R0llll’S Rheiuiiatism Cure

having ` cured many ,severe cases, we recommend it to all suffering from rheuniatiszn with confidence.

,-

Geo. E. Hughes

The People’s Druggist

rlldppy and Contented-l

` \

ls the man behind a pipe

*_ full of Hicke 's Brigcrt

C_utSmokiug'lyobacco.His

Pipe dreams will always be ~ n

7 s` -

,'._ I §` lr __=,

pleasant because this tobacco is manufactured from only the best Virginia leaf the Aroma being pure and fragrant. Try it for your next smoke.At all

u . . ' - 1, 4 . . ~ ¢ _ » :--:~,=,~», -,ig ._-_~:..-_-.1fx-~.~‘.°-;~»_~.,~:,~;<1.2..

'liiclrey & Nicholson

Grocers and Drngglsts,

Tobacco Co. Ltd.

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I 'i

Ranch-Bred

paying only-$i5,ooo spar 0

The foxes owned bY this

Free' Ranching

Three Rivers Silver

Paid up capital $54,oo0. 8

Pure Bred Black $l5000 ,a pr-

Shareholders in the Three Rlvers Silver Black Fox Co., are

l f r the three pairs of ranch-bred

bland b1y¢k.,i¢qg§;; after deducting the cost of ranch- equipment; organizitiuniihd stock-selling expenses. , A

Tuplln, .Rayner-, Dalton arid Champion strains,all/Class_;A foxes-

No charge whatever is made for ranching‘:l1°i5gS‘:uY;4;’d*;l::

the eompnnyfa' assets include a three-acre ranc w tr , V improvements, splfndidlY °¢l“iPP¢d~ \ -

V hares Qioo each which can be Ob-

taingd from any oi the directors 01’ fl'0ll1

, `Fur Farmer’s Bureau & iEX°l\°“S¢ lr-ld

Island Foxes

company are selected from fine

the First Year '

Black Fox Co.. Ltd.

~ wi...

Montreal Friday evening next for Charlottetown. See advertisment.

eral of the late Bessie McKay _takes place from her fatlier's residence, Stanley Bridge, on Thursday at 2 o’clock. ‘

GIVEN ASTO RIDE MONDAY . - ll/lr. R. H. terns, gave the inmates of;-St. Vincent Orphanage, 3, long and very pleasant automobile drive w`hich was very much enjoyed by the Sisters and orphans. ` ,

HOLLAND BULBS.--All should read carter s owe, .-r;li'.` in this ie sue. Theirbig shipment of Holland Bulbs has arrived. .All orders filled promptly. Postage paid om all mail orders. 1807.

BEEF CATTLE SCARCE;- Good beef cattle are getting very scarce' in this Province. At the Provincial Exhibition held in Charlottetown this ear there was a lot of en ulr

rr Pavsfro suv in um i>mvniii1"‘

'._ 4 TH B. S. MORWENNA sail! from

» a.

FUNERAL TO-MO~RROW.'-' The fun- to

Y ll Y

for good beef bulls and some changed hands at. big prices. Notwithstarid-l ing that well fitted fat cattle will bring about 7c. per Ib live weight' in the market, the number otiering for sale is falling oil. To stimulate the production of beef cattle a corn-; mittee was appointed last .rortng to draft a constitution for- a Beef Breed_-l ers’ Association and to make prepar- ations to complete the organization. ‘Accordingly a meeting will be held in the Agricultural Hall on Friday, October 10th, beginning at 2.00 p.‘ m. to which all interested arc ln- vited to attend.

» _.___

SURELY THE BEST.-It is now

quite certain that the greatest num- ber of people that ever came to Char- lottetown to attend an Exhibition were in attendance this year. Be- sides about 9000 persons who came in by the P. E. I. R. and two hun- dred by the S. S. Lady Sybil from Picton, the Charlottetown Steam Navigation Company’s steamers car- ried the greatest number in their his- tory. Seven hundred and three pas- sengers came to Charlottetown from Picton, by the S. S, Northumberland during the four days of Exhibition. The -Empress had a passenger list for the four days of the big show, of three hundred and eight. This is the largest number that these eteam- era ever carried in such n space of time, and exceeds the number of lust year by three hundred.

NEARLY SERIOUS.-A tire which

might easily have proved more aeri- ous than it- did occurred a few days ago in the Cox Hotel, Souris. One of the maids had started a hrc in n three--lamp oil-stove about 4 o'cloelr in the morning to prepare breakfast for some guests who were leaving by

y .

porarily absent from the kitchen th oil tank exploded scattering the blaz ing oil over the Hoor, furniture an(

spread quickly, the household was

ilghting in which robes de nuit 'con- stituted the t1remen’s uniforms, the blaze was extinguished but not be-

were damaged to the extent of some five or six hundred dollars worth. The m-.aid who was in attendance in the kitchen at the time had her hands burned somewhat painfully unriher hair and eyebrows singed._

WEDDING AT HOPEVILLE.- The

home of Mrs C. B. Leslie, Hopeville, N. S., was the scene of a very happy event, when her daughter, Annie M‘ay was united in marriage to James Wylie, of Sydney. To the strains of "Lohengrin” the bride, who was at- tractively gowned in white silk crepe de chene with trimmings of Maltese lace and Rhinestones, and carried an empire boquet of white roses and maiden hair ferns, descending the stairway on the arm, of her twin brother Everett N. Leslie, preceded by her bridesmaid, Miss Lena Scott, neicc of the bride, and alsd little Miss Gladys and Master Leslie Scott. who unfolded white satin ribbons as they marched, thus forming a path- way for the bride to the alter. The beautiful ring service oi the Presby- terian church was very~impressively used by Rev. Geo. Logan, the offi- ciating clergyman. Amid showers of confetti, good wishes, and roses, the bridal pair left; on the evening ex-i press for a short trip to Charlotte- tow-n, P. E. I. On their return they will reside in New Glasgow, where Mr. Wylie has accepted a position with the Eastern Car company. Go- ing away the bride wore a navy blue tailored suit with white brocode blouse and hat to match.

::'1‘he Pickling Season is at hand

and you will ilnd at our store all the ingredients for making good l>iCkl¢B. _.mixed pickling spice, essence of vin- egar, turmeric, black and white and

pepper-curry powder, eloves,a1l-

etc. All fresh stock. Let us

order. E. A. Foster,

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ONES YOURS 'I

DELICIOU S PIES ;,;‘.::.'§:.'..r°§°°,.~_.,_§',.‘r:’°.=,..°.st°ir.:,*::? :.23

I I UB I OPI I' ll In

ziliio-uaglriz too-try o'ur :lien I

ivicoria Row-OPP P°°* 0f“°° ` i l srmvanrfs Bain-:nr

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OTTAWA

on

ing points of route. and Mrs. Pottinger expect

winter in Ottawa, and

return to summer home in Shediac in spring. -

11uPoR'rAN'r MEETING-at e meeting of Court Avondale and Court Mt. Stephen I. 0. F. held last night it was revolved to requestmhe' High, Chief Ranger to call a speclal meet- U\S Of fthe High Court at the earliest possible date to take any necessary actionre the assessment of policies of pre-1899.mel.nbers, \

FROST MARKS-In many sections

of the country there are unmistake- able evidences of the prevalence ol frost during the summer. In several parts of Kings county the potato crop was badly blighted but on t.'=e whole the yield forthe county will be larger than usual and, where frost did not strike" the quality will be up to ,the usual standard.

AUTUMN GLORY-The woods are

now dawning their autumn robes and they are, if DOSBible, more gorgeoug than ever. In wooden sections there' is scenery which rivals that of the most beautiful flower garden, the rich crimson tints of the mnples with all the shades of coloring to the dark rich green of the spruces making a' picture of exquisite grandeur. One misses much who fails to seo 'the wooded hillsides in the country at this season of the year. It is Prince Edward Islaud's garden time.

::You will find in Rexall Blood

Tablets a preparation of wonderful efficiency in purifying and strength- cning your blood, building up your nervous system and putting your blood in a good healthy condition. A single tablet; will work wonderful results but you will get 80 tablets for 50c. and your money will be re- funded if you are not entirely satis- fied. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor- ner Great George and Kent Sta.

_ MEtf.

PERSONALS

From Yesterriny’s Evening Guardian.

Mr. Nelson Tremerc, Hampshire, is

in Charlottetown today. '

Mr. P. W. Chnrkin, of the P. E. I.

R., went to Moncton yesterday.

_ Capt. Taylor, of the Marine and Fisheries, Charlottetown, left this morning for Picton.

Miss Emeline Tremerc, Hampshire,

is visiting in Charlottetown the guest of Miss Mabel Sanderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown, Char-

the earl train While she was tem- icrrercwn, iert yesterday on ii trip to

0, Boston. l` - .__..-r, _

M Emmanuel Gallant. Postal

, l r.

a nearby table on which there was a Clerk on the P. E. In~fRail.wuy,lcr\vea 18-filo QUB-DiSitY -of linen. - The fire this morning for a trip to Montreal

and New ,York. - '~

aroused and after some strenuous --‘-T '

Mr. John. C. Corbett 'and Miss

Alice Corbett, Stellarton, have re- turned from a ,visit to Charlotte-

fore furniture, linen, ‘ window; etc.,'town.

Messrs Leonard Wood, Geo. Mc-

Donald,- and `John J.»Davies, Char' lnttetown were passengers bl’ the

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fr’

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H ere"s Charlottetown`s best

Exhibit of Fall Cloth-ing

‘F _ - .

OU ARE SPECIALLY INVITED DURING THESE Exhibi- Y tion days, to come in and go through our great range of new Fall

wearables for men. _ _

l l_ This new clothing store is starting out with a new star dard. , Everything is based here on the proposition “how good can we mike l it for the price." 3

We want t ‘. ~ `» rslness with you to-div-to-morroJv_ and for all ,

the to-nJorrows- .. rl we propose to give you clothing that lf* Sly ish"

that is right ln cr.; _ind fit-and that is honestly priced as well

New Uvcrcoais at 8.50, l0.00, lZ.0i, I5 00. \800 l° 39-00-

New,l"all Suits ni 8.50, 10.00 lZ.50. l5.00, l8.0 ', 20.00 to 25 00. .

New Suits for Boys 1.75, 2.75. 3 00 5.50, 5.00 to \4.0(l, ' New Waterproof Coats 5.00, 6 00, 8.00, I0-00 l2 50 to 2l.l»0-

'The Home of Good Hats

THIS STOREOFFERS YOU the best new shapes in TRl'I"-S

HAT?--FRANKLIN HATS -S`\`l".'l`SON HATS-FITWELL HATS - EASTERN CAPS-_-TRESS CAPS.

All the good shapes---all the right coloriugs--every little

nicety in hat styledom is here. Your own hat is waiting.

75c, l.00. 2.00, 2.50, 3.0010 5.00. -

Moore £6’ .McLeod

` 119-12! Queen St., Charlottetown. _

Picton boat this morning-

A Great H ardship

.Get in the Dreadnought

class by keeping your system in perfect order so that it may repel the '

Torpedoes Of Disease

Mr. E. A. Moon and little dough-

ter Eleanor, Main Street, Westville. N. S., have nrrlvcrl home after spend- ing some dnys in Charlottetown. P- E. I., visiting relatives. .

Mrs, J. D. McLennan, Charlotte-

town, and little daughter. M*“`l0"~'~ left this morning cnroutc to Sydney. C. B.. where they will visit friends and also take in the I1`»lhihil'»i0l\-

Mr. Frank Eden, who has been

visiting nt his home in Charlotte- town for the past three weeks, lc-it yesterday morning on return to

'- <-w-» ~ ' "“ `”""" ,. ,, _ ,

¥ _Y _-_V . _

' 'I‘\vecrl, Ontario, to resume his posi-

tion in the Royal Bank of Canada.

Mrs. Capt. Hugh Jackson has rc-

turncrl home to Murray I-lnrbor, P, E. I., after spending n week with her daughter, Mrs. Dick Clark of this town and Mrs. Eddie Cameron of Trenton, N. S. She was accom- pu._nicfl by Mrs. George Bethel cf Boston, and Mrs. Bethel's grand children, Hugh and Pansy.

OFFICERS SEARCHING

FOR TRAIN BANDITS.

BIRMINGHA M, Sept, 29.--Sheriil

McAdory, with six deputies, chief ol! police Bodkcr and several private de- tectives from Birmingham ns well an ia pose of deputies from Montgomery and Tuscaloosa and Bibb counties are hunting for the bandits in northern llihb and Tuscaloosa Counties. A special train from Montgomery car rind blood hounds to Tuscaloosa ear- ly to-day and the posse from Birm- ingham had several blood hounds scoring the country surrounding the scene of the robbery.

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from our ovens. fruity. healtlr-

and stand the shocks niet in Life’s Battles.

No need to have your sys-

tem in a SINKING CONDI- TION when perhaps nil you need ‘is a good tonic to put you where you should he.

| .1 Dreadnought Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store. Cor. Prince & Kent Streets

_ .

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~ A Splendid Fluid llentiirice

The most pleasing and hy-

giei-..: mush ful' tli_E f8€Yl1» mouth and throat is Royal Vlndolia Fluid Dentilrice. _

It has a. delightful flavor of

cleanliness. is refreshing to the mouth, assists in pl'8\'B!1l5l“ll df" oay and destroying pi.thoK°flS germs.

Delightful for use after smok-

ing, after meals and before retir-

k mg' I Glass bottle

with sprinkler

V top . ..........2lic

in .

"_ TWU l

Macs l

, . .

'4

TOASTED

FLAKES

h

.....§.§.r:.?:; Y. M» C- A-

wl,br;thejur. -

love Kld/llogLg’s '1`d,asreSd N E S

~ Corn Flakes"- It owes its rare good- ness and appetizing flavor to our secret pro- cess of manufacture-~

It’s good for the children at all times and seasons

The gymnasium classes are

starting this week, _as follows:

Juniors, Wednesday, `J.l5 p m,

Intermediates. Thursday,

6.50 p.m§

Students, Friday, $.00 p. m.

Boys, ages l2 and I5,

Saturday 9.50 a. m.

Meals Classes Next Week

Graded exerrise and recrea-

tion at the A sicialim Gym- nisinm.

Efficiency willbe rhe watch-

word this year. No boy or young man wanted who does not wish ti impro~c himself along one or more ‘. ues.

We are in earnest about

your wells' c \re you ?

Secure 3- \._ licrrct now and

get in lln`e

Look for Klellogg's signature on the package-sold

everywhere at l0c.

WJ)

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