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¢¢ii¢, pain in bowels, with
dy‘oeniry._reiii1scan-be pretty '
sqreygthere ,s a pocket of_
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in-th ,ptomac that is caus-
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thing so-good as Peaslar
Blackberry CQlDP0l1l1_d
for thi's__<:9mpla\nt.-It_ is '
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and contains .no opiates- ~
yetritlgiyes ,prompt rehei_
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Fatigue i_s the result
- of poisons in the sys ..' V
S tem, the waste matter-
resulting ' from the arg.
t1v1t1es of life. The kid-
Hells have »fa_iled to .fil-
ter these poisons from
the blood and you are i
tired. s  'f  - ~
But awaken the kid- A
- neys and liver by using ~
Dr. Chase’s Kidney~_
Liver Pills and you soon
feel fine. ‘The poisons
are swept from the sys- _
tem, the pains and ache .
es are gone and-you are
ready for work andcfor” 
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Manya man who undertakes to car-
ry out his`ldeas'discovers when it is
too late that he is a vii/ctim of mis-
placed confidence in himself.
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A GREAT ATTRACTION- r-
The Minstrel Show at Georgetown on
Thursday night. You can’t miss it. ,
Mr. Herbert W. Yeo, Secretary of
the Y. M. C. A., has returned from
Toronto where* he had- beeir'oal¢jng-.-.-»-
special course in Y. `M. C. A. work.
#E0-)i(03i(-IBIEOBIE
-CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
I W - i
AGENTS WANT. D
PERSONAL GREETING CHRIST-
mas 'Card. Agents (MUD MH] W0'
men) making -from $1 up daily in
spare time-showing our Free Sam-V
ple book to friends and acquaint- I
ances.No outIay.0rders filled with-
in 48 hours. Largest manufactur-'
ers dealing direct with agents.
Guaranteed British lirlnnui`acture.l
Write manufacturers . Dept. 35
Church street, Toronto.
929-8-19ME2wks.
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE.-MAN'S BICYCLE, 22-i
inch frame,`a“lmost new. Apply, 30,'
Brighton Road. 9618-8-21MGip1i'
WOOD-I OFFER FOR BALIE _10 OR(
15f 'ere o .hiU'd,w_§i_od. B'.A. HY1\d~
nni -sE.ifo\sPs May. sa?-s-miieiiid '
WANTE D HELP-
FEMALE
WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER IN A
small family. Aipply 30 Hillslboro
Street, after 5 p. m. 971-8-20M2I.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework for two or three weeks.
Apply Mrs. P-. M. Tucker, Brackley
Beach. 940-8-20M3l.
WANTED.-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 221 Water St.
862-8~15M6i
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MISCELLANEOL S
WANTED A LIGHT ROW. BOAT IN
good repair. Geo. H. Stewart,
Southport. 955-8-20M3i.
BUY V YOUR OU/T-OF_-TOWN §LIP-,
` plies with Dominion Expres'b`M6n‘ey
Orders. Five dollars costs three
FOR SALE 8'E\{‘E'N ROOM HOUSE-----Qengg,...___,__.___..._. 935.ME1i
both ond lights, No. as Alley st..
Apply at 21 Elm Ave. 864-8-16M3il
FOR SALE-ROBB ENGINE 25 H.%
P. Two cylinder "hoisting engine.-
20 H. P. steam. In good order. F-
S. Macdonald, Sourie. P. E. I. i
844-8-15M8I.»‘
FOR SALE A CONV‘.EX SHOWCASE.
Apply Jack -Riggs, 64 Queen Street. 1
31.
FOR SALE A YEAR OLD HEIFERI
Gurnsey and Ayrshire. Apply Wil-
liam McRae, Victoria Park, Char-
lottetown .. 957-8~20M2i . | _
WANTED TO RENT `A MOTOR
-boat for balance of season. Apply
H. C. c|o Guardian. 978-8~21M2Ipd.
 
TEACHERS WANTED
TEACHER WANTED FOR BUFFOLK
school. Supplement $30. Summer
and Fall vacation. Apply John Arb-
ing, Secretary. 913-17?ME3i
TEACHER WANT2ED FOR ALBION
Cross School. $60.00 supplement
for 1st or 2nd class. A. D. Mathe-
son, Secy.-Trustees. 941-8-20E3ipd.
FOR SALE-ABOUT 700 CASES OF
sanitary cans, -suitable size for blus-
harriea. .Apply_ Charlottetown Con
donsed Milk Co. 475-7-18Mtf
 
nn1;r:f.1sv.mrEv-.1ir1iI;1r
TEACHER WANTED FOR CABLE
Head West School. Supplement
$65. Apply to Robert McKenzie,
Secretary. 904-8-17M’lipd
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WANTED TEACHER FOR WHITE
Sands School. Supplement 360.
First or second class. Apply to
Percy Harris, Secretary. 781-8-10M8i.
BOY WANTED. `A DUCHEMIN 5
Co. 815-8-13M6ipd.
 GOOD MAN WANTED
te"'wd¥k-'on farm`_ Apply John
R. Dinnls. 926-8-20Mtf
WANTED-BOY T0 LEARN `Tf'I‘E
Drug business. Apply at once to -E.
A. Fosteri-~ " - 1 950-s-zorivm.
WANTED AT ONCE - OPERATOR
for Montague Central Office. Re-
ferences required. Apply in writ-
ing to P. E. I. Telephone Co., Char-
lottetown; P. lil. I. `
956-8-20Mtf
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p i.os'r __
LOST BETWEEN GUARDIAN OF-
soo and nidon How sa. - Finder
Dlease leave at Guardian Oiiloe.
' ._ 935-8-19Mtf .-
WATCH LOIT.-IETWEEN NORTH
'River Bridle and Qileen's Arms.
Wednesday, August ith. Finder
Dlesss leave at L. H. Warren’s
stare. North River, or Jenkins dr
Sm. city- 02':-s-19M4ii>d
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_ FOUND ' A
FUUND 0N'|..°W'ER MALPEQUE
F950 Gold _wdi.ch. Owner may have
°'-“N lf! taiilying to M.J.o. rrorth 1
Rllllltitb. 940-8-19M2l. `
Fauna. A 'wnisrun-` wallow.
Owner may have same by apnlvihs
Reuel Ls Page, Rustlco. E
` , 982-8»31M2iDd. 1
TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING-
ileld ,West School No. 12. Supple-
ment $60.00. Apply to Chester Eas-
ter, Secretary O'Leary Road, R. R_._
'  - ` 'rss'-s-1aMe'i_.
wAN1'Eo 1-:Aoi-Isl: Fon ALEXAN
der School. Midsummer holidays
Supplement eighty 'five dollars. Ifay
ton McCa'be, Secretary, R. R. No
1, Alexander. 883-8-16Mtf.
THREE Huuonab ’ `1'|:Aci-lens'
required for Saskatchewan and Al-
berta schools opening in August.
Salaries $800 to $1,000 per annum.
Full details each appointment suv
plied, Apply stating qualifications
to Canadian Teachers A8sn°Y. ‘B01
14, Regina, Sash.” 8050-6-Soildllilmos
NORTH BATTDEFORD ROMAN
Catholic School requires services of
Principal holding first or second
class license valid' in Saskatchewan.
Duties to commence Ssptembe
second. Apply J. T. Les". 8901*?
tary North Battleford. Salk.
858-8-15ME6i.
 
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TO RlNTf--GROUND FLOOR OF-
ilce, central location. Apply to The
rmporioi Tobacco co.. 9° 'Queen Bt-
  nas-s-midi
'»siTU£rIONS VAEANT .
SALESMAN -- EXCLUSIVE IJNE
for oity town or country. Bl( earn-
ings 'guaranteedfermanent all 1°"
Job.No experience necessary- W_l'|l°
Loss aroinors, Limited. Montreal-
_I  _ p _   W p _ -rsoarassja
rr Paws to buy in this Province. `
DON’T FORGETI You're wanted at
Georgetown on Thursday night for
-the Minstrel Show. You'll Aiikeit.
COALFOR AYLWARD C DEEGAN
--The schooner Minnie Avis at'Con-
.nolly‘s Wharf disohari'lng'h'eal\ min-
ed Albion Nut for Aylward & Deegau.
' ' 1  ' 970
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1 as 'suns io' bent ` the ;__Minorroi
Show at Georgetoynwpni Thursday
`h`Ight. ' Great fun.
-.CABLE FROM LIEUT.. PATOli"-
A cablegram was receivelh. -from
Lieu.q.- -Rowland _Paton laiitievenlnig
by-'his father, `Mr.' Jan1es'~P`a"tIsn;M.L.A.
in wiuoiiiio indeed i.`riat,he-irsiii_iooiing-
fairly well and not"to"t¢lqi'ryL '° '
~ GOOi»A.Le-All should -coats-'Ito the
-Brackley Red Cross Social Thursday
-22nd"held on the"beirutifu'l"grounds of
lMrs.Eruest Prowse. Lots of good
things to eat, Merry-go-round, amuse-
ments for all. 984.
' FUNERAL TODAY.-The remains
of the late Mrs. . H. Croskill were
expected to arrive last night and the
funeral will take place this afternoon
at 2.15 -from 'her late residence 7
"West Street, to St. Pa-ul’s church. 'In-
terment People's Cemetery.
SERGT.-JOHN FRANCIS CROKEN
WOUNDED.-Mrs. John A. Croken-,
City, yesterday received the following
telegram: Sincerely regret to inform
l/011 Sgt. John Francis Croken
fN0- 58161) Infantry officially report-
ed admitted to Convalescent Depot
Rouen, August 10th, 1918 Gunshot
wound in neck. Director of Records.
Sergt. Croken enlisted at the out
break of the war andlins been cn
active -service ever since taking part
In a. great many big -battles. It is to
be hoped Sergt. Cro~ken's wounds will
not prove serious.
Auro Acc|oizN1'_Mr. P, W. 'rur-
ner and an auto party met with a bad
accident last evening, which resulted
in seriously damaging his car. While
driving along North River Road at a
moderate rate of speed a car driven
by Mr. James .McMI>llan, drove out of
the driveway of Mr. G. E. Hughes, ln-
lzcrmun, colliding with .Mr. Turner‘s
car. The impact was so severe as to
throw his father, Mr. H. W. Turner,
out of the car, fortunately not injuring
him. The other occupants,~ including
Mrs. Turner, Sr., Mrs. Middlleton and
child, and Mr. w. H. v. Dunbar, were
somewhat shaken up, but all fortun-
ately escaped unhurt.  ,
_ A P,LEASIN‘G PROGRAM.-There
are no more stirring storlcst or more
faithful word pictures of life in small
places in the far West fifty years ago
than the Wolfvllle Tales, "Dead Shot
Baker" is the first of a series of ad-
aptations of these famous stories to
be picturlzed by Vitagraph as a Great-
er Vitngraph Blue Ribbon Feature.
which will be the attraction in the
Lyceum Theatre today and Thursday.
This story _of romance, bad men and
e brave sheriff and his wilful Eastern
bride is told by a cast of screen fav-
orites who have made reputations in
rugged West pictures. The leads are
taken by Wiilliam Duncan and Carol
Holloway, and others in the cast are
J. W. Ryan,'S. E. Jennings, R. L.
Rogers, Otto Ledererf wand Charles
WhTaelock. See it today or tomor-
rcw ut thc Lyceum. _
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TWU IAUIES I
  I fKlliEll:|NSllNllY
‘-TRURO, N. S.,»August 19.-=Mrs.
Warren Ogtilvie, -wife of the manager,
of the Eastern Hat and Cap Company.
of this town, and her sister of iMrs.
~Bonnell, wife of Dr. Bonnell, of St.
John, were-killed in an automobile ac-
cident between Chance Harbor and
Picton Landing, nine miles from New
Glasgow, Saturday afternoon.
On a double curve of a twelve-foot
road L. Lance, a returned soldier,
driving the Ogllvie car met the car of
F. E. Notebart, manager of the Ac-
adia Coal Company, driven by Thos.
M‘oNaughtin, chauffeur, and had the
choice of within ten feet of crashing
into it or running the risk of gains
,over .the embankment twenty fleet
high. He chose the latter and the big
car toppled over just striking the oth-
er car which was pressed in close to
the mountain in the upper side. Mrs.
Ogllvie was instsntl-- Lzlled' and Mrs.
Bonnell died a few : 'rules later. The
chauffeur had ilesw .rounds on the
body and legs iniurci. M~~s. Moxon,
an occupant of the car escaped unin-
Jured, but three other ladies' were
more or less injured. .inn .ro
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Dr, _'i'rsmain’s Natural Hair Restor-
ative, used as directed, is 'guaranteed
to rsstors gray hair to its natural col-
or or 'money refunded. Positively not
a dy's` and non-iiifurious. Price 31 00.
On sais in Charlottetown by llsddia
920-I-19\lEtil24!h
am., nrsuim. _ 4
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GRAY HAIR f
formed' that his son Pte. Fabian Mac-
donald of the 13 Battalion was admit-
ted to the No. -9 General Hospital on
August 9th suffering from a gun shot
wound in the head.
IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL- -
The last issue of the Canada Gazette
contains a list of Canadian railway
ial Service Medal for long and faith-
ful service. There is one P. E. Island
man~among the number, Mr. Hugh
iilcQuaid, section foreman of Cardi-
gan.
ANOTHER WOUNDED.- Mr. Jos-
eph Carmody has received a telegram
notifying him that his son Pte. James
W. Carmody has been wounded in
action and is now in an Australian
Hospital in France. 'He received u
gunshot wound in the neck. 'l‘his is
the third son of Mr. Carmod'y’s who
has been wounded.
WOUNDED.-IMr. Richard Roberts,
Pleasant Grove, has been notified
that his son No. 712394, Pte. James
Roberts, inlfantry, has been admitted
to 10th General Hospltall, lloeun, Aug-
ust 9, Gun shot wound left leg. Pte.
Roberts left with the 105th Battalion
.und was in the first draft which left
for France being attached to the 13th
Battalion. He has been through much
of the heavy fighting for the past sov-
eral months and his friends will anx-
iously await further news.
~ JAMES N. WAUGHAN, WOUND-
.ED.-IMr. James Noah Waughan, 200
Cumberland Street. ‘received a telc-
gram yesterday announcing that his
son Private James N. Waughan was
\vounded inthe foot and”was admitted
to North Hampshire Dustan, War
-Hospital on August `15th. _ Gunshot
.wound in right foot. Pte. Waughan en-
listed in vn'nc'onvor,"B_' C., and inn;
beeniin the trenches ffoi' over three
years. This is the second time that
he waswounded. His many' friends
here will hope for his speedy recov-
ery.
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lHf K- lift). lIANii?AiGN_
The Knights of Columbus Army I-lat
Campaign opened on the Island yes-
terday, and the amount collected in
the city was $3,000. The canvnsscrs
report that they are being received
courteously by the public and every-
thing points to a successful campaign.
The people understand -the good work
the money is going to be used for and
no doubt the response to the call will
bo generous as the campaign goes on.
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The sad news came by telegraph
yesterday that Lieut. ,Ray Crockett
son of I./ieutenant nnd_ Mrs. J. M.
Crockett of Plleasant Grove had been
killed in action in France. This news
will be received with wide spread re-
great as Lieut. Crockett was a dec-
idedly -flne type of olllcer, gentlemanly
and courteous and capable in every
respect as an oilicer. He was a sig-
nalling ofllcer with the rank of Lieu-
tenant in the 82 Regiment before the
'war broke out and afterwards enlisted
in the 105th Battailion giving up his
farm at Pleasant Grove ln order to
do his duty overseas for the 'Emp-ire.
Only :i. few weeks before leaving here
he was ina/rried to ‘Miss Laura West,
diu:;:Irtcr of the late Mr. Amos West
of York. There are also leit to mourn
-'besides his wife and parents, two
sisters-Mrs. Brown of York ami
'Mrs. Court of Donaldston, and two
.other brothers Lloyd and Fenwick
lboth gallantly doing their duty at the
'front. To all of those the heart felt
will ;°’°.. 9¥i9“.d°d .
mourn _}o`r one _qfits young citizens.
Yesterdhy Mr. and Mrs. James Lynds
,of Kensington received a- telegram
stating that their son 712126, Corpl
action ou August ilth.
his paregts  ey` havle the sin-
cere sympalliiygod  _. - _
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