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Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. lt contains
ll-hither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
_ gp is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
-_ him in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colle and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverlshness arising
 therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
 gl: assimiladoncoh-food; givigg tgealthlyiandt natural sleep.
‘ e Childr`en’s o ort-The 0 er’s ren
 .. ._ ' The Prize list for the. Amherst Fat Falc‘:)nerenHaiI;?§,I;Ii'\v A “';u1k'e,.'
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strictly aremedy for Infants and Children.
for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared '
-ups src not interchangeable. It was the need of
“_  _ 'dyior the common ailments of Infants and Children
' ` _ ° `_ "Enlight Castoria before the public after y'ears of research,
Y _ gd-inn claimfhas been made for it that its use for over 30
for babies. A baby’e medicine .
Bears the Signature of i
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are very generous and include a large Lucy Rfmch' Bmltolf' _Bamnce Boa” '
n b f -al H b h Liv VBost0n,,V.lohn_-7. Lallagllan, Mllllnoc-
'I In Use For 0ver 30 Years ._
__ TNI CINTAUR CQMFANY. NEW YORK CITY p
DEATHS
_ ' __ ~_ _
COX.-At Charlottetown, Sept 13th,
Jean, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Cox, 313 Euston Street. Fun-
eral this afternoon at 3.30. `
SULJLIVAN.-lAt _'tha qlty Hospital,
September 14th, Bridget M. Sullivan.
Funeral (Drivate) from residence of `
Mrs. Grimes, 55 Dorchester St. Tues-
day morning' at 8.45 to St.-~‘Di1nstan`s
Gatlledral thence'-to LR. C. 'Cenletéry-.
Mount ~HeVrbert_l-lsll Wednesday, even- for Quebec whei-e she will load lum-
ing_Sept. .1'l. Speakers invited. Every- her called into Charlottetown on Sat-
-tiodr welcome. ‘ ._ 11 urday from Halifax and sailed y°°l°l"
direct from New York, three cases of POLICE COUNT.-A H1511 “Billed
real swell Ladies’ plush and velvet Cosmos was .fined $31 111 ‘llle P°ll°9
hats. Only one of each style. When COUN 011 SRI-U_l'd8Y !H0"1ll1B fm'
down town drop in and see them. running ' 8. “wheel of fort-
 couwogol-`»-br. Imrburioil mis been ture all horrors from ollorollng “oh
‘app inted Actinghledlloal une - Y  -
ent of Falconwood Hospital pending f0\' Hllllill/9 181180859 WAS filled 510 0’
‘negotiations for the re-installment of W/9“tY “YB-
Dr. Goodwill, the former superintend- Q*---“-'_'
ent.
Chester McLure on Saturday recelv- "' '
ed the following telegram from Funs- QUEEN HOTEL-
T . ., . : _ - _
-white lox, twenty. el-mins. Amen- G- McGregor. North Cambridge,
can forty, Russian fifty, high April, M9.ss'; E. I-I._G<ii'don. 3059060912 M”-F
cross fox, Fisher, unchanged, Marten .l0l'Y G0l'€I0n, Roseneath; P- C- MPT'
ten, stone Marten, fifteen lower, sll- Dlly. Jr., Tlglll-Sh; MF- Mid MT5- Wlll‘
ver fox seventy five per cent higher iom Gillis. 0i‘W0ll COVG-
April.
Stock Federal Department, in beef. C811 F_`b0“i `;h,_ Toronto; C_ A* Dev
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I1' PAYI to buy ln'tllI_s Ilrovinco. __ w|1'|-l sc_H0o'NEn` ln row.-'rue
steamer City' _of`Bernia-having in tow
BETTER 'ROADS 'NlEl‘|'|NG.-In a handsome 'lsr 9 schooner in ballast
-day after taking' on supnllos-
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, ' ._ 1-° -
M09,-9 and Mgmgd Limited une" and the wheel was confiscated.
._ _ , -'  ._,..,._ , It is understood to be-the intention of
sup; |N_-|-5Np|,,N1- F911 |=A|_. the city authorities to prohibit in fu
0 s riniemi ees money making devices A men
ADVANCE IN SILVER FOX.-Mr.  
on Bros & Co St Louis, Missouri `
_._. vlc1'omA HOTEL. ~ _-
AMHE-ner -FAT s1'ocK sHow-- K me _ B t -East_1,omt_ D E
rum' NV SV or to the Department of Daniel, Mt. Stewart; F. W. Robert
griculture, Charlottetown The prizes 59"' Monctmll ‘lack Locker' Montreal’
um er 0 spec] S 0 ered y t 8 6 ket Me' D "J Mclxlnnon, Liverpool,
. 1 y e
fully as generous, including many ‘
specials. This is the first time our -JEAN ggx
exhibitors have been privileged to go
if-Amherst by me me shmt haul ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cox of this
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MATINEE 3.15 SHA_RP. _ V NIGHT 7VAND 8.45 SHARP. ..
Jesse L_ Ll-xsnav, `l`5T1l§sENT§ `
Ethel _ Cla ton
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“PETTIGREWS GIRL”
- A PARAMOUNT PICTURE.
' A story of chorus-glrl life that takes you be-
hind the scenes and below the froth. _
RTI:-I E LV C I;1\"/VII GN It turns the brilliant radiance of the spotlight on the
1.. Pc ttlgrevs Girl’ » foibles and fancies of that mysterious
~’7g'I"“”“‘”"9”“"" realm, chorus-girl-dom.
“THE RAGING TORRENT” ALL /NEXT WEEK
mutton, swine and poultry classes ' n' ' _ - _ _ '
amounting ln all to over half $1300 °"°““"' U"°“' N' Y" dw' AA vf`“°;"_' 1\inth Sensational Chapter of THE
cash. Our Island exhibitors have in Utica' N' Y* C' D' MM Ock' mwr
heza.“;::.f.i;‘.li°..2.§l.i‘1;;';":.;"..i.'§ ""   ` I “THE TIGERS TRAII-" Gladys Klafk C0-
preparing -as strong a showing as '
osslble Prize.. in the aan tes. ar   _ I _ I' In a re ertoire of New York and London’s
 8! .IIII"I"---C2Tl00ll C0lIl0(IY p most Successful Plays.
lthout transferring. li __ . ` _ _ ._ 1  _ -- 1 -_S-M
_ city will have the sincere sy mpathy of 4* -gf V _ -_ __ ___ _
S_ o_E_ DECORAWON DAY__The a host of friends in the death of their
Sons of England of this cn); observed eldest child, Jean, which occurred Sat
Sunday as their annual Decoration “day eveni-ng ‘She ad been poorly
for several weeks but no serious con
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Day` Headed by the ‘ml Regiment sequences were anticipated until about fr
Band they left their hall, Newson week a 0 Whe d chan for the S
His parents, Norman and Annie
Campbell, wllo predeceased him some
ears -ago, emigrated to this Province
om Scotland; in the year 1841, and
ettled at Da ingtcn, where Nell was
Block, at 2.30 and proceeded to the n g “ ' ge born and attended school -until his
soldiers monument on Queen Square W0-rs; (mme. and Sllgl gfaduallybgiaglli eighteenth year, when llc took up the
where a beautiful wreath was laced ml ‘I e endfmme' Ie was II . g S
to the memory ormoland DV Tuglon a loveable child, and bore her illness S
member of the Order, who was killed- with wonderful pauencc' In School as S
_at_ the battle of Paardeburg. The par- .am.°"g all ‘f"7h° .IVl.e“" lie" she ‘l'f‘,‘.5' “
ade then continued to the Peo les grgneral favpr-E9! “_n.d- the--h‘?‘?"t§' of
tudy of telegraphy at North Wilt-
hlre~ Station, and shortly afterwards
ucceeded to the Agency at that place
wh_ere‘__lie1.r_énlain_ed until the year 1895
when_l1e removed to Bradalbane. Af-
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Cemetery where the graves _of‘,somo--Ella'-ly °f_h°-rs-y‘l'}“5._h"9“gs 347° 5la.‘ifl°I1.1tar..servln in the capacity of Agent
t this illlinffor .fourtebal years' he
decorated with a boquet and mlniavls 5'” ir-rellllfa i_.~_-91I‘e~,_,,.S.n9 ‘Yds 
was pronlote`d"l`o the Agency at Albor-
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!or__._'_V_erydey use, also en alarm clock
th_nt_will ring you up in time. At a very
low-price. Call and see us.
Chester A. Campbell
’ws'rcHMAKEa- and Jeweler.
» _- 177 Queen St. '
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_Mlnhrdfe Llnlment |umberman's friend
IUILPH Nov|'r|ATE
_ INQUIRY RESUMED
O-'l"lVsWIA, Sept. 9.-Before the spe-
elofflnqulry into the Novltiate inci-
dsnt_"st Guelph, which was resumed
tl}ip_ morning, MajorGeneral Ashton,
Adiulent General, who was on the
wwmost of the morning,_soid he
_ J een connected with the Militia
Department since January, 1918, and
h¢h_)§g_tl1_st was on active service.
_-Questioned by Mr. Ferguson in re-
glrd_ to the raid on the Guelph No-
v,itiete,' General, Ashton said that
when Judge Doherty, the Minister or
Jllltlce, communicated with him over
the- -telephone there was no doubt
Judge Doherty was highly incensed.
Judge -Doherty asked witness to have
proceedings suspended.
-To Mr. Justice Middleton, General
MCQUARRIE.-'In this city, Sept. 13.
1919. James McQuarrIe, aged E80.
Funeral Monday afternoon _at 2.30
from his late residence, 27 Park`
Street Interment at Peoples Cemetery
Ashton said that when Judge Doherty
spoke to hlln he spoke as the Minis-
ter of Justice, not as the father of
one of the young men in the Novltl-
ate. The Minister of Justice told wit-
ness he had just received telephone
information from Guelph to the ef-
fect that an official of the Militia Ile-
partment had visited the Guelph No-
vitiate, had thrown il cordon of po-
lice around the house and had caused
the arrest of three members ol' the
community ol’ St. Stanislus Novltiate.
that such militia department ofllclal
had not the proper authority for
such a search or arrests. Mr. Jus-
tice Doherty, whose 19 year old son
was one of the men concerned, ap-
pealed to Captain MacAulay to sus-
pend action, but Captaln"MacAulay
said he would not take instructions
from Judge Doherty. .
General Ashton also identified a
memorandum written on June 10, in
which he referrred to frlcton that had
arisen. - _
Mr, Ferguson asked what informa-
tion General Ashton had that caused
him to -think there was friction.
General Ashton replied that ‘he
gained the information from -Captain
Hingston. who was at the Novltiate
that night and who had talked to
the rector. The witness -could lnot
recall what Captain Hlugston had told
him. He did not know how ma y men
were used ln the cordon of polllce, -but
he know there were more than three.
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thirty deceased brethern ‘wers-- also--9-5 by henfl-Balw-T0 th-Q -.°-"19 the' 18;.; la
ture flag of silk a short memorial lamb yea’ W a 'bngm and Pmml
service 'being held,. The graves' of de- mg mture bfi:-_Q-\`_§}l9l` "IliI.'ll-e"-_e_°I`lY- death
”T6“l‘l',"'wl`i`é`rc` lic' relllained `i.intil his re-
tirement-fr-om the service in 191.4 nif-
ooesod members of the order in the l““°“ the thl'°“I‘°1d °f y"““¥ “'°"‘“"' ner me Provident Fund Act, after -.1
St. Peters' Cemetery and Marshfield hood I5 3' S°"”l°w W ‘her gmef sh`ICk"faithf1il service .of thirty tive years.
also received a similiar tribute dur- en parents and her Slater and bmmer Nell Can1pbell's friends were leg-
ing the day. Four members .of the Mildred *md Wlllfef- _ _ _ ion, and__hi5 ability as a Railway man
local lodges gave -their lives for the The f“ne"°'l takes place this after' no one will question.
Empire I" the recent' great War and no?" a3t1§'3%f;<;m ug: homilof her Dar: 'l‘lle funeral. services at his home
fitting memmials were len' at the en S' u on- t #tp le Pegples were conducted by Rev Georiie C I
Cemetery in their memory- - Cememy' . ‘- I Taylor Pastor 1 zlon church, oi
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' NE||_ cAM'P'BE|__L < which the deceased was a consistentl
PRESENTATION.-At the Board of -__ member_ . 1.. f
Trade rooms, Market building, Char- On Friclay__ onning, August 29th The many llelllltlflll fl0l”l\l 'I-rlllutos
loncmwn, saturday night last, .1 num- the many rriezills or Nell Campbell testified to his popularity. _--
ber of riflemcn and lovers of the game were pained tol hear of`llis sudden The pall bearers, all fellowrailway
of chess met in good fellowship and death at his home, Water Street, Char- men, were Mr. Horace McEwen, J.
enjoyen an evening off. The most in- lottetown. ` J"_ Ti-alum, 1-1, W_ M¢K,qy_ J; A_ Kei.
teresting part of the occasion w-as the |Mr. Campbell had attained the age ly, H. Fitzgerald and P. \V.-Clarkin.
E. G. Love of this city, w-ho on all oc different`_hea]Vt _'pf iate,f_l_lis' eurly__  _vLlle.  , _
presentation of a sold medal to Mr- of sixty-one yefrs endzelthougli _in in-." .His remains were interred at Harts-
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caslons. has won the esteem of all who misc was not expected.  _ 'V Besides 'a sorrowlng wife :png two,
have the Pleasure of knowing hiln as
a lover of clean sport. The gold medal- I- = '"' - ': = - ."1 "' ff - - _ -am;
is of beautifully design. Mr. Love's
name is engraved on the front top bar
while underneath is a medal upon
the face of which are two crossed
rifles, and 200, 500 und 600 yards Is'
engraved in the spaces. On the back
of the medal are the following wordsz'
"Presented to Mr. E. G. Love
as a good all round sport, .from
a number of his admirers, September
1919” On behalf of the company .Mr.
W. S. Louson presented Mr. Love
with the gold medal. accompanied,
with a few weli chosen remarks, re-
ferring to recon chess and rifle mat-
ches. Although Mr. Love is over three
score years and ten; few, men, have
ills energy and strength of constitu-
tion. Mr. Love very happily responded
to the thoughtlessness of his compan-
ions and assured all he was taken bil’
surprise. After a social time in which
the royal game of chess formed a con
spicuous part the meeting dispersed.
°' I I PERSONALS
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1 1  I I ,~ Miss Georgina Lewis, York, was In
the oity Saturday
Mr. John Hoffman. Sr.. who former-
" ly conducted the National clothing
' Company in this city arrived in town
_ _ on Saturday night on e business trlP~
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York, the guests of Misses Edith and ‘ '
COMING FAIR WEEK
To THE Wed. Thulspsllgs' zith 5. 2511..
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Sensation
Ns.  ‘__ House
. ` Toronto
The Greatest Horse Race Ever 
I  Pictured on the Screen
Thrilling, Exciting, Rousing Climaxes
The ‘Best Constructed Photo Drama of the Times
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lters, Lucy and Ruby, the fol- Content in laughter or in tears.
g brothers are left to mourn their
Donald 1E., Angus and John at True friend was ho-true friend indeed
lngton, and Ewen, North Wilt- Who questioned not of rank or
The Angel of the shining pen
shire.
He
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bubbles of
did not “ve fm. fame 0', Bowen May write “He loved his fellow
Brief
walked the quiet way of yea;-B, Minadr's Llnlment Relleves Neurllllll
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0 83012.50 6.15 Dep. Charlottetown
geo 4.30 2.17
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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY
6.20 4.00
PRINCE EDWARD .ISLAND
Time Table in Effect June 2nd, l9l9_
1
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME
Ins Outward Trains inward
7. 11 Hunter River
8.85 Arr. Borden
0 5.05 2.55 7.45 Arr. Emorilld Juontion
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10.35 1.40 7.05
9.0012.42 5.47
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10.00 5.15 8.00 Emerald Junction
Arr.
Victoria Watts.
10.30 5.40 8.40Arr. Kensington
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oncto arrived in the city
terday afternoon on return.
Mr. John T. McLeod, of New Glas-
gow, and his son Rev. W. J. McLeod,
f A d le church, Halifax, left lest
pact to visit points in Manitoba, Sas-
katchewnn and Alberta.
land Revenue, Charlottetown and Mrs.
Casey have gone on a holiday trip tof
St. John. Mr. S.. T. Doyle is acting
‘collector during Mr. Cs.sey's absence.
--lf K.
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N s monfent of curiosity I step-
I ped intdseo and hear this new
phoiiogils`pl;. -I had no idea
what a IW: so I pm due for.
" - "The young mln who volunteered
' to demonstrate the Voeslion for me
_ 3 ch¢'>|¢` ||‘hI|"0rst'record sn ‘Ave
gveeknlhrawestern Canada. They ex~ ` - ‘ M"l0' PI°7°‘I bf E“5°“° Y“Y°°
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notes , , - »i ~
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Mr. r." Jwicssev; c°11ec1'<>'f of Ir-“I ..‘ - 4' 1,,..¢.i§’i.°§»'$l°»°sf-rue 1
‘ __ tones the Vemllon was bringing
~ from the record were true violin
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. - & never hsdimtil that moment. The
' H _tones-none ol the rielmsu, the
The mimv friends of Mr. Harold < _ ~
` din '0 fl k . `A‘ ' ‘ I If.'.i`.‘.§?.’ }§‘i.'.i`.lf`li1’I.....'.§l....Z'.‘3§'.‘.'.‘ ’.’.‘iII .'35 "'»i- ~-6? ‘A501-IAN -VOCAT-ION ‘
pleased to learn that ho is ‘mitch im-».';;Ig- ' \
prove in hmifh, gfigi- iiig- ggr|,0\||‘ill- "`- Nfeiaviteyoutoeemeln and out the perfection oilta reproductions.
“"9 Pnlcgs. see AND ur _
Sweet Yoimg Thing:-JWhy do men   _
tlw-Mio as homes.sad»eawo
appealing qualities produced by the 5
ma|ter'| bow were ost.
"Record liter record was played
for me. I sat entrsnced, gripped
by the marvelous nstnrsl_ness.
"Then I tried the Gradnols, the
~Vocoilon expression device I hed
heard so much about. I drew the
.tone to s fine pisniuimo, I pressed
it to its fullest volume--I controlled
the voice of the record. ` '-
""I‘he pleasure of it P-1-It Isn't di-
scribsble. You must try it yourself.
“So my views on th h "
have been completel Brgvellnsgl-Pitt
is new and wonderful-this phone-
gnph, the Aeollsn-Voealion." '
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