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To arrive p{e rl schooner vioravia and imberly, two cargoes Hard Coal, direct

from New York in Chestnut sizes suitable for hall stoves

C. Lyons &Co

SEPTEMBER `

Wanted

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Wuntcd 100 woodsiiion for Quobeini

Wages $45 to $55, fares paid and not

charged if you stay until spring. New

camps first class board, level ground

to work on. Apply _l\i. A. Morrison.

Dundas, ll. R. l\`o. 5. Will be at Rev-

ere Hotel, Charlottetown Monday

17th, Clifton Hoiisc. Summerside,

Tuesday 18th, Mclniiis liouse, Souris.I

,Thursday 20th McLean House, St.

that chronic skin diseases which have defied ell other treltmentl

.3 5

waves it .miioiijsiii ~

yield to Zsm~Buk? -

it is because Zum-Bun is germl-

ririai, and also has such power of penetration that it reaches disease in the underlying tissues and cures fiom the " root " uf\. That fs the or.!y way a permanent cure can be eiiected.

.\1r. H.(.‘-. Buckley of 461 E. Broad-

way. Portland, Oregon, says! "For chronic elrln diseases there il nothing like Zam-Buk. For fifteen years I had eczema, and I tried an endlesi; number of so-called ‘ eczema cures! 'out nothing was capable of curing me permanently until I used Zara-Buk. Ten months’ use of Zem- Biik has effected ri complete cure. '

For ulcers, abscesses, boils, ring-

vvorm, blood-poisoning, piles, burns, scaids and cuts, Zuni-Buk is equally good. All dealers or`Zam-Buk Co.. Toronto. 50c. box, 3 for $1.25.

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18iPeters, Friday 21st, Aitken House.

04iG 49,

33'fonr horses first class 1450 to' 1500

eorgetown. Satuiday 22nd. Also

17 0” perfectly soiinil 5 to 8 years old.

50 8091-9-13M3ipil .

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AUCTION

35 Double tenement house and lot si-

Tu. 12.03 ` 18.08 \V. 0.02 ‘ 12.43 . 18.40 T21. 0.28 13.24 . 19.11 F. 0.53 ,14.06 7 . 19.42

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sa. 1.191 14.51 . 20.15 s. 1.48 i.1.s.,g._4 _ ' 20.52 si. 2.211 16.46 . 21.::s rn. 3.10 11.53 . 22.40 w. 4.14 18.56 . 'r.u. 6.09 19.5-1 . _1.i._oo it 7.30 20.44 1 _ 14.14 ss. 8.41 21.28 15.15

11.33 _ 16.07

DIARY OF EVENTS DIARY

City Magistrates court. 9 a.m. _ Prince Edward Theatre, 3.15, 7 and

iiniieii on Euston si., N0. as-100. “

onday. 1'1`1li Sept.. 1917. commenc» 6

BENJ. CARTER dl C0.

8087-9-12i\14ipd. ii

FARM FOR SALE S

As I am retiring from farming ii

I offer for sale my valuable Farm of 84 acres, all cleared and well

rden Point. Excellent land good pure water and a beautiful e situation. There is a commod-

Cl1IiI1V&téd and Situated [1 ear bariel for Manitoba on a decline in B0 ' * . wheat pi~icc's. A further drop is look-

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,FIIIUR PRICES ARE

IAIIING A IlRIlP

` ESA AY ABUI

$IIl,IlllIlA DAY

NEY YORK. Sept. 7.- Living in

quiet retirement in an olil-iashioiied cottage at Lawrence, it. l.. is ii priiu little, old lady who toinurroiv will enter upon hcr 90th _\'oz-ir, and whose chief occupation these -many years pas; has been to ferret out wor- thy institutions upon which to bestow iicr wealth at ii rule that has been oatiiuatod at close to $10,000 ii day. for 365 days of the your.

The agod woman whose docile ot’

philentliropy have extended to every State ot’_the Union and to foreign lauils as well Is iiirsl lliargiiict Olivia Sage, imil the wealth sho is 1.‘lIg1lL!i‘ii in illstrlbiiting, freely but iviseiy, is the vast fortune left her by nor hus- band .the late Russel Siigc. thc tuni- ous iinani-.ier, who dicd in 1900.

llirs. Sage has niuiit- no prf-p:ii'a-

tions for iin ohscr\'iiiii;o of hci' Sllth birtliday tomorrow, but sho tins ai- ready been rciniiidoli or ilii- approach of the anuivorsiiary hy thc rccoipg of an uiiiisuul niunber of part-els and ict ters at her Long 'lsilniiil coltugo in

which l\i'i'. Sage died. and is tho ini'-_ 'I RICA'

ada is likely' to go still lower accord- 'ig to advices received last night

oritc lioinc niainlaineil hv Urs. Sago.

ST- JOHN-'~'i`h€ Dl`iC0 Of li0\U`| 'I`iie veiierable nliiluiitliioliist. who' LONDON' S”

“'1ll0h WH* l`@"`-01111)’ l0W¢i`0¢1 lil C1\n',pi'obabl has given awiiv more iiioncy

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than iiiiy other woinan in tho history of the \\'oild, was horn' in byiaciisc

. ll . ~ . \ . ., .

Tiierei are several reasons for -the de- N_ y_ Se _ 1328_ Hel. ,,m,,.,m

~ gi ‘

-cipiciil. '

known as the Troy i"ol_\'te4hulc. This instit\it_ioi_i ‘received un initial gift of xi',iioo,ooo.¥'ri1e following any smaller gift’ of $1,000,000 was iiiiiiouiiced, tho Eiliiiiai Wllhiril Svliooi boliit! U19 F0'

'l`<-:i iiiilliiiii ilollur.~a wus il0ili1i0il f0i` thc 1-stublisliiiiviit oi' tho Siigo i“otii1~', (lation. Muiiy other niillioiis IHIVU born givcn tn rliurclics, scliools, tlic 1'. M. (7. A., und siiulliii' iiistituiioiis. 'Pho Siilviiiion Ariny, tho Unilcil |10- lirciv t‘hii.riiics, thc Aiiicriciiii t‘0l- logo for Girls ut Coiistuiitiiioplc. Llio Pasciil institute. tho London Birth- place liloiiiorial _.\ssoclation. thc 1\inorlc1ni llibiii Society. thc Now York l"irc1uoii'.~i liiciliriil Assuuiiilioii oi' Ncw York, tho liistitiitc of Patho-

logy-_oii Bl1ick\vcll's -lsliiiid, iiic Aiiiiu~ bon Soifioty, thc Astor |.ibrui'y, tho Syrian Protostaiit College in Asiii Minor, the Si-.iiiiiiiii'_v for Young l1iidi~ es .iii Noi-tliiicld, lliitss.; tho liisiitiiiie for Scanlon in Now York t‘il_\'. tlic Motropolituii i\itisciiiii-- tlioso iiru only il part of the iustituti-oiis iind ob~ jects lhiit liiivo profited by Mrs. Sa;:c's priiliiic bounty. lliiriiili UW

past three yirui's iiiillions of thc Sat!0_ fortune linvo iajoii givrii fi'¢‘Ul.\' I0 UW. viirious iiinils for the rcliirl' of thc ivor

:~iiiii`croi‘s in Europe.

TEUTONS BEATEN IN EAST AF-

pt. 10.--l>ci`cnts 'tor

the Geriiinns nil iiloiig tho line in (ierinaii Exist .»\i`ricii are rcportcil iii :in official statoiiiciil toiliiy. 'l`lir- it-.\‘l roads:

_ SEPTEMBER' 14, 1917

Victor Records __

1 '- 1. ,. iii 'i Bring you the latesbmueical comedy _ N¢;¢¢1\ses, with the song and dance

lil

" hits you hear everywhere. i _, .

-. “His Mas'ter’s Voice” _Records

90 cents for 10-inch, double-sided

'A U .

:L-4.-_-. ' -_ -iq ~.,-.`L~-_fc-_._

Chu-Chin-Chow Green-Orpheus Qireirtetg I Hello. My Dcuric Alice Green-R. Dixon

I lilchy Koo-Medley One-Slcp_

8336

joseph C. Smiih's Orchestra |8334

Zicgicld Follies-Medley On:-5te_p

joseph C. Smith e Orchedirsi

I Moy be Cone for a Lung. I-Ong Time

Shannon Four} |8335

()\~¢-,- ‘[`l~,¢|-¢ American (bartct

$1.50 for 12-inch, double-sided

Mitiiiiglit Frolic-Medley Fox Trot

Iii:Iiaiia--Mctlley One-Step Conway/'s Band

Two Exquisite Red Seal Records

Dinnrali-Ombrnleggiera AmeIitnGaIli.Curci [fifth Nocturne (Violin) Maud Powell

Conway'ii Banff; 35645

74532 74531

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iliiiing tendency, including the iiiai‘-'m.3n_|mm_h(,\. was Olin” _cmmdism and l`clcgr1ipliini: on L-optoiiilioi .S tin- ___,

051115 Of U10 “ew “'I‘9‘*1 “’°PS~ Isho is :i dcscciidiiiit oi' Miss Stainilisii in U10 Unite" States 3"’SAe"'la5` “H and a uieiiibcr of thc Aiuvllowci' so-

HM-,|} ro ,ep ‘lm above mcper” on license basis. lii other words. a lic-

iise froiu the food ailniinistration at

diiiinistration that the price of

Syracuse and lifter sho went _to school

I ani authorized by Mrs. Thomas grail* *`|‘3Va'~‘”`5 were Placed 0" a ciety. iiei' father vrais- ii iiiercliiiiit ii.

in Tio she becii e .1 schooltciiclici'

~ v . ni ' . .

IHS ai 12 0'0l0Ck H0011. Terms at sale. Wa5hI“$t°“ 1** “*3‘“e55*"3' befme “my li`or almost tiveiitv _\'ozii's she tzoiitiiiii-

Wm bfi aI1°“'9d 1° °Pe"a"e' BV VI" ed in this occiipation. 1\i tho :iso ni W0 °f this "¢g“lati"“ it was p"edicted""41-siio mot and was iiiarricd io Russell 'c-'sterday at the oliices of thc food

Sage. Wci-ilth clinic to tho couple soon after tlicir iniirriiigc, Init it

0"’ I" me United States Wm drop $3, broiiglii littlo change in their inoilo oi'

"Hmm “'i'hi“ one m°“m' Ilifc. They coiitinucil io livc siiiiply. \'e5w"day I" England me whom' and l`or i1iaiiy__vcai's .\ir.-1. Sligo illii

ale price oi' flour was fixed by I-he

much of her own lioiiscwork.

l5°"9"'““em at 'M shilling” ‘mei She took a great interest in her

61109' DCF 380 P°““d"‘ and the retail hus1hand's affairs and tivo Years -bo-

prit-@ win he so siiiiiirigs. I

Flour in Canada, has dropped $1 ii

d for. _ ` No grain elevators in the llliltod

8.45 p.m.

1 I

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Opening Rochford school, 2.30.

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JEWELS RECOVERED

PARIS, Sept. 10.-The Duchess de

Npaiiles, who.. recently while shop- ping in a Paris iiepartuient store lost a_hanii'bag containing Jewels worth 900,000 f’ra.ui:s_ and 5.000 friiiius in notes, received by inail yesterday thc handbag containing thc jewol:-i intact. two 1,000 francs notes and two 100 francs notes. The findcr iliiis rcwuril- _ed himself with 2,800 francs. _

,_-_._-__ll,__

IIEMUBRAIIY UF RABBIIS.

Says the Winnipeg Evening Tribune

(Independent):

The war elis now entered a ispirt~

iial stage. lt is a staying inatcli hc- iween German social und* iiational of-.

ficiency and democratic iiacial and national efficiency.

It is up to the people-tho people at home. The boys at thc front and , going there will do their part.

if we fail at home, then wo rlcscrvo

to lose. We deserve to bo tho slaves of the German -winners. And wi: will be.

We may maintain for some tiniv ii

few of the forms of freedom. Wo may maintain thc- sort of "doiiio<:i'1i- ¢CY" the paciiiets and :non-reisisiona rave about, when urged to sacrifice 11 few of their precious peace-time privileges and "rights" to i-:tivo tho

country.

_But if Germany wins, |ioui0ci~ai'_r

will have proved to be ii democmcy

of rabbits or sheep. .

in a world full of wolf hounds the

ultimate destiny of such u pooplo is

not a guessing matter.

China and Hindustan afford some

interesting studios of such peoples.

Tenders

Good for return September

8o1s~si2imr.

Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

ious and _well finished Dwelling Ho_us_\ on it, Barns and other out. buildings, Fronts on the North- umberland Straits andis in one of the best farming Districts in the Pro_vince_ar1d in the immed- iate v icinity of Telephones, Railway, Churches, Schools, Stores, Repair-shops, Rural Daily Mai_l, and all other public con- veniences found in' an up to datecommunity. Terms liberal and will be sold 1 heap to an early buver.

Apply to owner on premises or

Robert Auld, Freeiown.

DAVID H. AULD.

Albany R.R.

EP. E.AI

4080-S-21 M tues i'l‘l ii'.

Ciiniin Goitiinriii Riiiwivs Nova Scotia Provincial

Exhibition HALI FAX

.Septemb-ir 12-20

Round trip tickets will be

sold from all stations in Prince Edward Island - First Class One Way Fare September 11 and 13

and frorri_ Charlottetown via Pictou also on

September 12 and 14

22, 1911 '

| 9015`9`13ME"' '.

Zig

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I ` 1,. _ `_" ..'/l_.\,l§i..f._'f>-§.~.1 ~“

. Land Regulations ‘.

States will hc allowed to Sl0l’0 Wiiffaf or rye for mme than thirty days. and out-.h elevator is i'o'i|iiii'cil to niakc wg;-kly reports of its triiiisui-tioiis.

lrloiir iuilli-1 will hc put under 1i`

ipgenpmg systc-'m within a fciv days- 'riiey will be 1-osiiicieti io a iiiaxiuiuin profit of tweiityilve cents ii barrcl on fiour :ind cannot iuakc iiiiurc sales more than thirty ilays in advance. 8

Dustbane

Every house keeper knows

that sweeping dust is an aw- ful bother and causes lots of extra work. Some know that when this dust is inhaled it often causes sickness. One cannot afford to do without Dustbane.

It isnot only' a great labor

saver but it kills germs and often prevents sickness.

Order a tin of

Dustbane

from your grocer today.

Dustbane is packed in bbls

and kegs for large users.

Carvell Bros. General Distributors

For Sale

For sale at a sacrifice

uns.-»

THE sole had of n family oi any mule over

eighteen yum elf, may homestead n quarter

section of available omlnloii land in Manitoba.

price, the magnificent stand ard bred Stallion, "The Look-

Sealed Tenders, niarkcd on the

outside "Tenders for Warehouse" wliil bg received at tho Office of thc undersigned. Charlottetown, for the errection of a concrete and brick

warehouse. Tenders to be addressed N3 °°°¢|ili°M- §::I¢lgr°*I1°\lll ll 1'0-

to the Massey Harris Company. Lliu- ited, Charlottetown and to be in by

seen at the Company's Office, in Char- lottetown. The iloweet or any tender. not necessarily accepted.

THB MABOEY HARRIS COMPANY LIMITED

Charlottetown

on e n ssc

homoetader may live gthln nliisps elot hir ° "X

lil’ 3.

ltan

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Saskatchewan or Al rin. Applicant mxet up our in person at the minion kinda geacy °r Sub-Agency for the ilt'r_ict. ntfv I7( proxy '°“..:: r.f......_,° ".2‘;if:u.2......H".. :....°'°° "build ixmon he residence upon and eei~ livati ofthlldin hoflli A

mntesd on o to at I Uleremon

ivicmeepf wliuerecl ce In oertormodin in n etrieu a hom tender in

stake' ined as :rogues

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33.,-1-.e1.=-.E-.1.».»."f°... 11. ‘¥»'."'”°"'.;1°1""1.Il:.'.»...

smmbn ihiii. 1911. » ' § m'i% vitiiis dv-r-.

85 18-10-lllttmol. _

“”"'Iuu"* ` I ....r-..si..'.f.'..-

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out” Record 2.17 _i-4. Weight eleven hundred pounds stands sixteen hands.is sounzi

and a full brother to Bingen,~,

twelve o'clocli noon, on September “{,°iI°11:§{°'%:,‘F-m¥"I.‘;’g?°§'rP.:‘”“lc°°‘E:;‘.¢?:= 2'06 1'4"

20th. Plans and specifications in be asm g_"n_mt&dr'g

dm win first in the stallion class

‘V£'@¢@, @ ar the charisaeiown axiiia

'I‘ "‘ .e».‘»". mm” ition. For further particulars

"Hm" write

This horse is eligible to;

R. A. BACKMAN

fore his death lic is .said to have Ic|`i the eniire iliiiiiagciiiviii of his 1:1-uni fortiiiic in her hands.

it took Russell Sago iii't_\- yours to

iicciiniiilate his fortiiiiir of $05,000,000.

more than $25,000,000 for public piii‘~ post-1: :intl the boiiclii ol' niniikiiiil.

~.inio tiirio that il look hir Sa ii to

\\‘Iioii l\l|'s. Sage, :il`li-r thi' iic:iili ol

hor liiishaiid. sei. about distrihutiiii: her wealth the causes of ciliiciitloii :ind religion iinil the anielloratioii ol' liiiuian iiiiscry appealed mont stroiii.;i_v to her. Ono of hci' iii-st acts wus io d-ouble the bequests that her hus- band inude to his relatives, and all rliaiicc oi' will contest was thus ciiilcd.

lim' first lui';_.;o gift was in lions-

sclaer Polytccliuio institute, hcticr

This g|~0a1_’5“m ,~cp,~C,1,.m9(| the ,im~||_‘ liiiiil siiiliii of thc llo_\'iiiii:i ilivi'i'." I

- i

ing.; and scrupliig tni;ci.iioi' of irhnii- *'* '-

:iiiioiiiitoil t0i1l.500 11 ilii_\- for iiiii lifi-I /A B/AD M|X~UP I tiuio of the great i\iiii|ii'i<»r. in l<~.~'s_ --_° | tliziii ilirco _\‘oiir.-4 uttol' thc iiouili ol' 'l`\\'o 1-oii‘r\:=poii<li‘iii>'- \\roii~ in 11 her husband l\iri~'.. Sago liziil spent "Ulil\\\'." l“III0l` l‘i'~,kl\U‘\' 1"’-‘iiN‘l'li\‘L‘l.\`~ » ~~ ~~ 1

tioiiiliiwisoii of tho |iii;ii1i:ici":< pri\vi\_r "Ii0\\' I0 rid :iii oI'i'llnl'1l 01' i-¥l'i1f‘>Il0il-, to iinaiiii iiionoy wlili i\li's. 51111,;-`.~: l’f`1`**`»` ' . . . - i `

tuciilly oi giving it iiway sliow.<. tii1ii._ ~' .- . ‘ _ if ; me widow has given mmy $3 in |h,,'tlic iliiiiuls- iiiixiiil, so ihlil lil- i'i1n|i‘

111-1-iiiniila-to the provorbizil “iiiii'i_\"'i""“‘l`U0k I’.\” lI'\‘ i"ill0\\'iIis 1\<l\'ii'~~: __cmS_,. . | “li” you url- iiii|`oi'liiii1|1o i‘iiuii_uli iii

Goiit-ini (lilircr coiiiiiiuiiiiiiii: iii chit-|` iii East .-\i`ricn rcports tliiil on tliiil dui” thc ciiciiiy ivsistiiiicc tit Mpon- iliis, ilfty~t.lii'i:v iiiilcs soiitli ol` hliili- oiigo. \\‘i\.~i ovcrcoii1c~ :ind iili tho Gci'~ innii positions wort- occiipicd. Oni' troops ure iii pursiiit..

“liolgiziii coliiiniis lizivo piissoil thr-

Vlniigii itivcr. iiioviiii; toivitriis .\l1i- ht-iigc t`i‘oiii thc iioi'tli. f\ Goriiiiiii lortic, driven siiisccssivi-i_\' from Mpc- liiis. si.\'i.y-ii\'o iiiilos suiiiliivost iii Mai- lii‘iii;4‘. niiil i`|'oiii lllziliiijv, ciizliii-vii iiiilcs iiortli iio'i'il1c1|.~ai of .\ipf‘lii:4, rv~ tirvil soiitlicust\\':ir4i and is hciiig pur- siiiiil by our voliiiiiiis i`|'iiiii iliipciiilio.

“iii thi' soiiilicrii iii‘t~.i thc tloriiiaiii

i'ii1'i‘i‘:< ilisltiiliri-il |`i‘oiii Tiiiiiiiiirii has i'cti'eutoil t.o\\'1ii‘<l.-a l.i\\'i|li\. ll is rc- |1oi'ti‘i'i that tit present tlioi'i‘ :irc no Gcriiiiiii l'i>i'<‘.i‘s in l’oi'iili:i‘si~ .\'_\'1is:i-

"'l`lic Iicirt wily o i` nssili-iii: lwinsl

1' llear them at any ‘°His Mastcr’s Voice" Dealers' 1

W ‘ i f . i550-page Musical Ency- '

' cI<irp‘ecdi;rlislii:rigni;$z'r‘p9000 Victor Records . | gi

Ai' /I

BerlinerGram-0-p,honeCo. *_

M_0N'i`REAL i_.lMl'I`E`D .

- 1111 Lenoir Street _

tif , “His Masters Voice” Cliarlottetown Dealer

` ll. /\. TAQITON or CO.. |44 Great George Street `

il Dori’t Forget 1,3’

._,, Ynii rniiiiot purcliiise genuine Vidlroiria, \"ic'lnr ,; Rrrriirls, oi' any "His Master a Voice" produdh at ' I

ii any but our authorized dealers

I Rcmcmber-There are no others! I

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gl _J-.Il .__ sr _._~;._;-. _ §.;',. ---1.- -K "--J _d

tliroiigli thi: tirirlliliig pi‘i‘ioii." iiiiil

lion-. i`1iitIii`iill\‘ Iiiii |iii|`oitnii.ii»-li iii'

iaitlii-i' of tlii‘ tvctliiiig iiviiis iviiwlilinii-

iw |il;ii.;ii<~il by llioso iiii\vi~li.'oiiii: litllt- pcsis, llii <|iiiciii‘~'i llicnns of si-.iilliiir thoiii is io i-ovur`tliciii \\'iili piii'i.»' i.:i~i=<\ii". 1

\\'|iliu ilio iiiiiii ivlio iviiii bi1llit‘ri~ii

\\'i|li i;i'iis.\‘-liii<p|io'i'.~.- was oiiiiiilly nin- ;izii1| tn mail: Q

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