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lflm-vc Treatment. ABSOLll'l`l~ILY FREE OF
f/||/\Rl'¥|‘l. also Illustrated llook that cxplnlns
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aln In Heart. Side ur Shoulder Blade? ameth-
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vousness? Dlulneuf Asthma? Dressy? If you
have even one of these sure symptoms, it'|
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now for the fully free treatment and hook. We
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and send tcrlr’ Address Hurt Cure Ce.,
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'VALUABLE ANIMALS-Husserl
'George and William Doekeudori have
sold their 'Crown Right more, weigh-
ing 1500 lbs., also '..her three your
.oId’ lilly, to Mr. W. B. Newsom.
Both mares took tlret prize in their
class last week. It appears hardly
safe to put a price on .the good
goods in Mr. Newsom's presence.
man AT H.u,IFAXf-A wire ‘.l-gait'
received here yesterday by Mr. R. E.
Mutcli, of Stanhope, announcing the
death at Halifax that afternoon of
Mr. Charles Hawkins. a native of
this Island, who had made his
home in that city. Mr. Hawkins was
a brother of Mr. John Hawkins, of
Murray Harbor, and great-uncle ul
Mr. Match. Hs had a son, a Dr.
Ilnwkins, who is practising in Hali-
fax.
POTATO FlHIPMEN'l‘S,fPotatoes
arc coming in from the Vnlley. “YB
the Hniifnx Maritime Merchant. and
the quality nppenrs to he very good;
but the trade nrc not yet able to
form an estimate respecting the crop.
smnn shipments oi P. E. isqxisnd. ro-.
tatoes have also been coming ,§.Vfor-._
ward by steamer, but it is -too early
yet to any what the crop of Cnllcoes
will be; even in the Island, it seems
impossible yet to ent ii report that
will give nn idea of what the mar-
ket will he this fall.
DIFID IN (`.AI.GAllY.-Rev. John
Gillis of Wood Islands, received n.
wire on ‘Tuesday 23rd Sept., 19l3,np-
prising him of the deiith of his son-
in-lnw, Mr. U. J. Mnchuclilun of
Cnlgnry, Alta. The inte Mr. Muc-
Lachlan, who was in the prime ol
life, was taken sick of typhoid and
succumbed in u few days. Hs was
u well known and much respectedcit-
izen of (lnlgnry. He was married to
Mr, and Mrs. Gillis’ oldest surviving
dnnglitcr, who is left with two young
daughters to mourn the loss of fi
kind husband und un affectionate
father. -
' ISLANDER HEARD FROM.-The
many friends and relatives of Mr A.D.
McPhee, late Postmaster of George-
town, will be pleased to learn that
he is now established successfully in
business in the City of Moose Jaw,
Snsk. 'He has formed n partnership
with J. A. McKinnon, formerly
of Burnt Point, neiir Georgetown.
They have an office and warehouse
on High Street, where they conduct
an uuctioneering, commission and
real estate business. On the eve of
their opening the Evening Times of
Moose Jnw gave them u‘write-up
and recommended them very highly
to the people of Moose Jaw.
A I’RESENTATION.- The Park
street church ladies' n.issionnry‘cir-
cle says a Halifax exchange met at
thc home of Mrs. Keith, 13. Carleton
street, for n. final social cup of tea
with Mrs. (Rev.) MucInnis,_for'merly
of Charlottetown before she leaves
lor her new home in Syracuse, N. J.
During the evening Mrs. Keith read
a short address expressing to Mrs.
Mnclniiis the very high regard in
the ladies held her and their regret
at her departure. At the close u
brooch set with pearls and peridot
was prcsentcd,'for which Mrs. Mac-
Innis gracefully thanked the ladies.
Mr. Muclnnis, who was also present,
mndc a pleasant speech. d
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Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pllla
Heated Mr. W|loon'o Sores
When the sewers of the body-bowels,
kidneys and skin ducts-get clogged up,
the blood quickly becomes impure and
frequently sores break out over the body.
The way to lieal them, as Mr. Richard
Wilson, who lives hear London, Ont.,
found, is to purify the blood. He
writes:
"l"or some time I had been in a low,
depressed condition. My appetite left
me and I soon began to suffer from indi-
gestion. Quite a number of small sores
and blotches formed all over my skin. I
tried medicine for the blood and used
many kinds of ointments, but without
satisfactory results, What was wanted
was a thorough cleansing of the blood,
and I looked about in vain for some medi-
cine that would accomplish this.
At last Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
were brought to my notice, and they are
one of the most wonderful medicines I
have ever known. My blood was uri-_
fied in \ very short time, sores healed up,
my indigest on vanished. They always.
have n place in my home and are looked
upon as the family remedy."
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cleanse
the system thoroughly. Sold by all
dealers at 25c ii box. 6
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Headache
Zutoo tablets will insure you against
h°“_d“°h¢-I SPl¢lldld policy, honest and
reliable.
Hai-mless as the soda they contain,
yet they never fail.
A phenomenal success. Praised by all
users.
V Buy a box and be protected.
Insurance
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SILVER BLACK FOX ES
Foam are all tame, healthy vigor-
Rev. R. B.
V A » ' young and adults. A few line '°f.‘;l,,'f,f,f,,igi1:,,:',(§
without. feeling that aestsipesr at CROSS F0l~is£§lAf7rl<;§ as, lug. ms so st.
I ' onneypercent. i na
_ ,'h‘VV9, eflen t°° BLACK. If interested. wire us for :er
prices. Terms, reiimshle. Our
Council it ll understood intend _,to
aoptsqi the claim for 'which
has been made on . Me-
Earhern ol' this city, so
_ol an`injury she sustained
tall od. j01\V6<‘ 0! the 02.17:
slde~walk|. A_, yglt has
against the `_Gqun§ll'_flol' the recovery
ordamages to the_ extent of S800.
The Council oil the opinion of its leg-
ql advisor replies the liability alleged
against it. _ a ~ '
‘ soHoo_NER_ Cou1NG-'rhs~sehoon-
er Alice Gertrude, which recently
took s, cargo of coal to Shelburne for
Capt. John Hipson, 'has been pur-
chased by Lemuel Clow andothers,
of Shelburne, and _the register has
been transferred from Lunenburg to
this port. The Alice Gertrude was
landed with Lumber ‘by the Bruce
Lumber Co., Ltd., for Cape Breton,
and from there will proceed to P.E.l.
for a load of produce for Shelburne
says a Halifax exchange. -
FAREWELL4-lldiss .-Penelope Davies
has conrpletediher .engagement as
principal soprano soloist of the choir
of Bt. Ja!K1¢l's Church. In leave-talb
ing of the congregation she gave e
special and' short recital at the con-
clusion ofthe usual 'service lust
evening. Her fine and carefully
trained voice was heard to great ad-
vantage in several excellent solos
while Professor Wntkls, the organist,
added to the pleasure of the recital
with his characteristically splendid
acconipnniement,
At Cove Head on the 23rd lnnt.,
alter sn illness of seviarnl mouths
borne with submission to the Divine
will and trusting in the merits of her
Saviour, Margaret Ellen Auld aged
71 ysnrs, leaving one sister and thin'-e.
brothers to mourn tba. loss of n kind
and loving sister.
Dearest sister thou hast left us
And thy loss we deeply feel
But 'tis God who hath bereft us
He can all our sorrow heal..
Yet again we hope to meet thee
lVhcn the day pf life is fled
Then in Heaven with loy to grect
thee V ‘
Where no farewell is said.
sisnlous AccmnN'r;- A nine-
yenr-old boy of Charlottetown, nam-
ed Keoughnn, met with rnthef u scr-
ious accident on Saturday altiqriiooii,
while riding a horse belonging to R.
Gay, the meat denier. The boy was
riding the horse barebaelh' though
he was using reins. l~l‘s seems to
have lost, his hold on the
reins through a. sudden jolt
of the animal, and the horse,
finding its head free, begmrto can
ter. The boy grasped _ the _main and
held on to keep his seat..'r'_But the
horse increased its speedilirid when
it was opposite the More}l...1-louse,
the boy was unseated, and t'e`ll over
the nnimal’s head and between its
hoofs. One of the ' iron-sliod feet
caught him s. nasty treineuiilius blow
on the head, inflicting is severe lace-
rated wound on the scalp. .Several
bystanders, who had witiiesééil the
accident, promptly ran to the boy's
assistance, picked him up and carriedi
him across the street to Dr. Dorscy's
where he received immediate atten-
tion nnd treatment.
A BRAVE 1'l.ESGUE.- Professor L.
McIntyre, who is well known in Char-
lottetown which he visited last. year,
is the hero of a thrilling rescue from
drowning which took place nt Avon-
by-the~nea, Newark, recently. A Mr.
Harry Sampson while bathing got
out of her depth, and was iii danger
of drowning when her husband went
to her rescue. He succeeded in reach-
ing her but strong swimmer though
he was he was also carried out by
the tide. A Lieut. Murphy, strolling
along the bench was a Witness of the
nccurnnce, and he promptly sprang
in and went out to the rescue of the
struggling man and woman. When
he reached them, in their panic, they
tried to cling to him and be had
hard work in keeping them from pul-
ling him under. All three were thus
in danger of going down when Pro-
fessor Mclntyro, swam out to their
help. With difficulty he separated
the couple from Lieut, Murphy, and
with the latter's assistance succeed-
ed in getting the exhausted people
safely to shore. _ The rescuers' brav-
ery is not to go unrewarded, it is to
be noted. -Therein to be a public
meeting held at Newark on October
20, when rewards will be given to
the heroes o`f what is an exception-
ally noble rescue.
A deep gloom and sense ol sadness,
such as is seldom felt, and on every
hand was heard expressions ol ser-
row und sympathy when- it became
known that Allan D. McDonald, nn
honorable and respected residents of
Cherry Grove, had passed to his et-
ernal reward.
The late Mr. McDonald was a mari
of splendid habits upright and hon-
est in his relations and dealings
with his fellow man and was deserv-
edly esteemed by his many friends
and acquaintances. Only s. few short
months ago he was seen attending to
his duties on his form, but suddenly
he was taken down with kidney dis-
ease. For some weeks good .~l,\0l>0B
were entertained for his recovery but
suddenly a change for the worse took
place and in spite of the best medical
aid and the loving mtnistrstlons ol
his family the end came and on
Monday night, Aug. '26th, 110 4i\\l0l¢\Y
breathed his last. V
Although his_il1nsss was of a very
painful nature' he ‘bore his suherlngl
with exemplary patience and recogni-
tion to the Divine will. and being
fortified with Rite! 0! BM
Holy Catholic by his Pastor.
his virtuous
his Master. ,
Wednes-
Ghurch
largely
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uonniv. surr ron minions-fra, ony ssa¢ra'r¢e~o't`
rest in peace.
At a special meeting of Branch261,
C. M. B. A., Sourle, on Thursday
evening, the 25th lnst.,_an address
and fountain pon were presented by
the members to Allen ,Joseph Mac-
Donalll,' u' meiphpr .uptfthe Branch,
who leaves lhortlyt take up his
residence in California. The address,
signed by the officers of the, Branch
on behalf of the members and read
b Mr Lau hlln Mclnnis, was as
Mr. A. J. MacDonald, ~ `
Sourlis, P.- E. I.
Dear Sir and Brother:--We, your
brother members of Branch 261 of
the Catho!i`eF'Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion of Gonada take this opportuni-
ty, in special meeting assembled, to
,convey to you some expression of
our heartfelt sorrow occasioned by
your departure from-our midst.
Branch 261 has known you for
many long years as an active, eni-
ci,ent and enthusiastic member. To
recount all you have done for the
good ol our noble Association in
gciieral and of our own Branch in
particular- would make an address of
this kind too extended. We learn
with regret that you 'are going to
take up your abode on the Pacific
Uoast in far away California; hut
whatever flag you may live under we
feel contident that you will never
'forget that of your native landf-‘iior
that of the grand Association there-
in under whose standard you have
the honor to be enrolled. It was
through your initiative. that our
Branch has become the happy pos-
sessor of the beautiful banner so of-
ten displayed to 'tho admiring gaze
of all and which, as occasion may
require, will be raised aloft in the
future as' ,. " .ii been ln the past.
We beg to any ti... that, though now-
u distinct and independent corpora-
tion in the Dominion 'of Canada, our
noble Association had its origin in
the land of your adoption; and 'in
its early years was un integral part
of the G. M. B. A. in that country.
This B,rm_ich'is_riiost grateful for
all you,_lVi,a_veA done in its interests
both as_V an officer 'and member in its
ranks. For years you have acted in
turn as our Secretary and .'l‘reaaur-
er. You leave on tile in our min-
utes a record of work faithfully
done. Your name is enrolled on our
register"nlong "with the names of
many others`whoin you have encour-
aged to 'seek the benefits of member-
ship in ’our`_grand Association.
ln conclusion, we risk you to ac-
cept this small gift not on account
of its intrinsic worth"hut. as atoken
of our deep gratitude, esteem and
regard in your behalf. We ask you
to still keep-us in mind and to send
us a. few words from time to time
from your far-oil western abode, n
message 'to be read at our Branch
meetings and which will materially
assist and greatly encourage your
brother members of this Branch' in
the good work of the Catholic Mu-
tual Benefit Association. We wish
you every happiness and blessing
from on high in the land of your
adoption rind in bidding you a fra-
ternal farewell we your brother
members of Branch 261 assure you
of a hearty welcome hack should
you at any time return to our
midst.
Mr. MacDonald made s. suitable re-
ply, thanksd the members for their
kindness to him and spoke of the
great pleasure it. had been to him
to take an active interest ln the
work of the Branch, wishing the As-
soeiation ln general and Branch 261
ln particular continued and increas-
r--' I- a _,
THE BLESSING
lll MllTHE|lHllllll
Healthy Mothers and Chil-
dren Make Happy Homes
Motherhood is woman"s highest sphere
in' life. It is the fruition of her dearest
hopes and greatest desires; yet thou~
sands of noble women through some de-
rsngement have been denied this blessing
In many homes once childless there are
now children because of the fact that
Lydia E.Pinkhsm'sVegetable Com ound
mskeswomen normal,healthysndsfi‘ong.
This is evidenced by the following letters
which are genuine and truthful : _
London, Ont.-“I wish to thank you
for the benefit I received by taking your
,r  V V.. . famous medicine,
/7  ,, Lydia E. l’inkham’s
" f  Vegetable Com-
'- ‘ ‘ pound. Before my
' baby was born l was
so ill I could not
,fl  stand long or walk
"y" any distance I a
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' ,Y   all the time After
,Y ,~_,_ V ` L '~_. I took your medicine
 §,‘.L,; -,vulalm lffelt like a new wo-
' ' ` *“ msn. I could work
from morning till night and was happy
and well. I certainly think it relieves
pain at childbirth and recommend it to
every woman who is pregnant You may
use this testimonial if you like. It may
help some other woman. "-Mrs. FRANK
CORRIN, 182 Adelaide St., London, Ont.
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matter
health
time
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would
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which the meeting _
' expressing
MacD'ouald'e
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 F aultgless Underwear
lsi'Vn’t 'their' exactly the. kind' of
underwear you want - the
kind that ` cannot . sag _oi lose
_its shape*-=the kind that hasn’t
one of the many faults of ordin-
ary, commonplace underwear P
Certainfg you want “Faultless
Underwear” -~ guflfllnteeid
underwear-you want I
Penmans Underwear ivory suit hearing the
famous triangular t . dcinark is zirlually
knit to Vformj-knit with exacting care to
lit distinct #types of men, women and
chilclren. ,  ` `
.tifyle you wiint and the 'wvig/ll you
like bcstcitlier in union or two varnicnt stills. No.
95 natural wool garment is probably just what you
:1r0,looking for-ask Lo see it..
Penmans limited
Paris, Canada
UNDERWEAR '
HOSIERY
SWEATERS
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' The Black' Fox Industry has proven to be an exceplionally good investment
but, well selected Real Estate is better because safer .A $10,000 fox may die onescape,
but zeal estate in a. city which is increasing its pr pulalion at the rate , of 14.000 per
year and which has a buildlngprogramme of $12,oco,ooo this year cannot dcpreiciate "
in value.. ‘ _ * f ~ ' '
' Bewise And Divide Your Investments
We have large holdings in seven of
the best cities of Canada, ranging from
St. john and Moncton in the Eist to Lisl-
gairy in the West. Ourlsst purchase is a
.most fortunate one, being ‘ Four Hundred
Dollars per acre less than was paid for the
adj alnlng quarter section. We Buy at Rock.
Bottom Prices and' Make a S;¢c"s|ty of
_Syndicating large l’roperties.'
You can get into one of our Syndicates
75 per cent. less than you can purchase
the same property from the oidinary lot
vendor; and then we stay _by 5011 and
make the resale of the property, so that
you know where you are to get off again.
Our 1a_st'Syndicat=is in the process of for-
mation, and will have in it many -of the
best financial men in New Brunswick and
_ Prince Elward Island. I _V
_ The property is a quarter section in the Qcieen City of the West,-Regflnm
This quarter lies alr ' be,en sub-divided and is j ist semis' from the three-rnilliom
dollar_AParliaiiieut_B;m%igs s`1`iditl1ie'G.  R. million-dollar_Hotel, andiat the pre- , _
sent time can -be totalled* ulote. at double our price to the Syndicate.
The syndicate who bought, the adjoining quarter made a profit of '$1.00 ooo
for the shareholders. ' ~ '
Cut out the attached coupon and mall it to us today.  
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