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me to perfect
again. It is
a blessing to
and I cannot
enough of it. I take pleas-
ure in recommending it to others."-
llrs. Amin: Csiunriou, Thessalon, Ont.
Women who are sutlering from those
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
lllould not lose sight of these facts or
doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
There are prqbabiy hundreds of thou-
sands, perhaps millions of women in the
United States who have been benefited
_ this famous old remedy, which was
ced from roots and herbs over 30
years ago by a woman to relieve wo~
lhan’s sutfering. lf you are sick and need
mich a medicine, why don't you try it ‘I
f Il' you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinlihiini Medicine Co. (conti-
dontlal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
opened, read sud answered hy u
_onlin sud held in strict confidence.
iIInoF9li£r¢‘-=§\.=@i@.
' Mark the Grave
with a
monument
No other memorial
stone is so satisfactory,
so durable, so appropri-
ate or beautiful as a
good monument.
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We`re showing now some
beautiful designs, created
byleadlng American artists.
and from these can unite to
your order a magnificent
, memorials in either granite
¢` or morblc
Perfect workmanship,
prompt service, low prices
and easy terms -try us. .
R. B. Innes
I 76 K'-nt Street
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The l (ily Schools
--at rl- '
_ Prince ol -wifes
*Jil t' e .
4 l
College
-- ropeiliv-
' Tuesday September
-Fducatlonal Books.
all the
_l .
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- Text Books lor
School anti..-,College
In .Stock
School
discrip-
_&  ua.
.vt
E. rink,
_ 'rim rmsfr DAY or sortooi..
_ 'rho first dey or cannot is me im
j day of all, _ _
You fool so important and happy an
tolli
‘ You have some new dresses, and in
your new buorta,
studies with lovely queer jum-
bles and crooks.
Ne iv
teafher looks fresh and a little
hit fat.
wears thc most fiummery, sum--
mery itat. `
wonder how some day 'twill fell
to be old,
never be scolded, and never be,
_ And
And
'You
And
'told - _
. l ‘ 4 _
'W° °i9l_l'-t,ltl',V..l' to shsdytho liriit day
And te'@¢r lquite often, goes out in
 ‘ ,‘
We whll9s'r,"'hut teacher comes back
wjtirs smile- V I
We'il haveto behave bitter alter a
while,
Oh, summer vacation- is splendid, of
course, '
With the lake, and the farm. and the
But truly I love the first day, in the
(all '
When school seems real fun--'tis the
best day qt all!
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l.Aiilil°l Ali'lL)_U§?{TS ,.
lt‘(ll"l l‘~(ll.ONIZA'l‘I()N.
(Cnnudinn Press.)
T()RON'i`O, Aug. 3l-A billion und
a quarter dollar company has been
organized for colonization work in
Northern Out.ario,ni 4
WEATHER CONDITIONS
, IN Al.Bl€ii"l‘A.
(Canadian Press.)
EDMONTON, Aug. 31-The Alberta.
crops urn still in hnluncc. Frost
Thursday ni_-:ht but fine and warm
yesterday. Cutting will likely begin.
on Monduy. 'l‘h<~ cur problem enuaes
unoasinesimn
l\iIl.l’l`AliY P(il.l(‘E
KILL FIVE MEN.
((('nundlan Press.)
HASPE, Gerirutny, Aug. 31-Five
burglars caught at Wornel were fa-
tally wuuutiod by a coiistirlile. They
were brought to bay by thc military
police. They wounded four gcntlnrms.
All were arrested.c
There is more Critarrli 1.. \ his section 0- 1,
the country than all other diseases put.
tolzether. and until the last low ,vearri wan
supposed to be incurable. For it great
trguny years doctors pronounced it is omil
disease and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly hailing to cure with
'oqni treatment. pronounced it incurable.
_~`c_iencehas proven ciitarrh to beacon-
stitutionul disease and therefore requires
constitutionaltrentinent. Hnlt’s Cntarrh
tl\i_rv~.nianufuctut'g-:rl by F. .L Chenev &
Uo._'l‘e|i:-do. 0hio.1s the only coiistitution-
at cure on the market. l is taken in
tai-naliy in doses from 10 drops to is toa-
apoonful. lt acts directly; on the blood and
mucous surfaces ol t e system. They
offer one hundred doilnrs for any 'care it
tariff to _cure. Send lor ciroulura and
testimonials.
Addr»a~: F. .|. UHENEY dt (10.'1‘olodo, ()
.Hold bv ull Drueirlnts 7.5¢.
i'i‘akt- |lall's Family l5ills for constipn
0l'l.
._..__._..___.;.
YOUll GRAY llll!RS
QUICKLY VANiSll
A llarmless Remedy, Mad;
From liarden Sagr, Restofes
Co'or to Gray lliir.
A feeling of sadness accompanies
the discovery of the first gray hairs
which unfortunately arc looked upon
as heralds af advancing age. Gray
hair, however, handsome lt. may be,
makes a person look old. We all
know the advantages of bein): young.
Aside from the good impression a
youthful appearance makes on others,
simply knowing that you are “look-
ing fit" gives one courage to under-
take and accomplish things. So why
suffer the handicap of looking old on
account of gray hairs, when a simple
remedy will give your hair youthful
and color and beauty in a few days’
time? V
Most people know thnt cmmon gar-
.lcn sage acts as a color reatorer and
scalp tonic as well. Our grandmothers
used a "Sage Tea." for keeping their
hair dark, soft and luxuriant. In
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy wo have an ideal preparation
of Sage, combined with Sulphur and
other valuable remedies for dsndrufl
itching scalp and thin, weak halt
that is split at the ends or constant
ly coming out. A few applications of
this valuable remedy will hring back
the color, and in a short time it will
remove every' trace of dandruli and
greatly improve the growth and ap-
pearance of thc hair.
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
drugglst today, and notice the dif-
ference in your hair alter a few days'
treatment. All druggists sell it, un-
der guarantee that the money will be
refunded if the remedy is not exact-
ly as represented. Special Agent, E
A. Foster, Sunnyside.
For Sale
Farm o' the late Fl. ".NlcK{'l\1l*‘- USVI!"
dish, containing 90 acres ol .lnnd. 60 olear
:ind i.h.- h itinoe covered w th herd and
soft wood. 'l his fnrm -it offered bv Dl‘|\'\1lP
sale. and if not sold befor Octoberlst
will be sold by suigorx. 
student can
tabs without
its the
to uae..
wil. ui
rmsounrzs Horn Fon
LIGHT 1-uN1sHMnu'r_
(Canadian Prefs.)
NEW YORK, Aug.`1ii---“\\hitey"
Lewis ami “lingo” Frank Uiroilci.
the indicted gun-men in the Rosen-,
thai murder case, were reported to-
day to be ready to turn stntes evi-
dence on the condition that they bc
let oil with light, sentences.
The men had received favorably, it
was said, the oder of a certain law-
yer who visited them inthe toombs
today, to use his influence with Dis-
trict Attorney Wliitman to get them
ot! with light: punishment in return
for “Squall."
The lawyer assured them that this
was their one chance to escape the
extreme penalty of the murder charge
against them, according to the re-
port, and` that they could probably
get oil with live years each.
_The gun-men their authorized the
lawyer to negotiate terms with the
district attorney, it was sa.id.ru
l'0ISONOUFl MUSHROUMS
CAUSE MANY DEATHS.
"" (Canadian Press.)
PARIS. Aug. 31-Poisonous fungi
of a mushroom species isproving ai-
mcst as fatal in France this summer
as the e_>idemic of plague.
No tower than thirteen deaths of
persons who had eaten what they be-
lieve to he iuushrooms was register-
ed today in various parts ui the
eountry.m ,__
MORE TROOPH FOR ,»
THE SYlt.¢\N (?OA‘.~l'l`.
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 3‘l~--A despatch
from Home says that in order to
force peace, in the p_eacc negotiations,
‘italy is preparing to Hemi 20,000
‘more troops to attiickltlie Syrup
coast.m '
F*RllI'l‘ GROWTH. '
(Canadian Press.)
.t.<_'.".TZll'i_ltINi<}S, Unt._Aug. Ill-
.\’;ngurn Fruit Growers expect ri uix‘
ty percent drop, nu average crop
grapes of good size and quality and
a fairly good yield ot plums. The
Pears also coming slung andthe
tomato season goud.c.
AEROPLANES AS A GIFT.
(Canadian Press.)
BERLIN, Aug. 31-The national
subscription for the purpose of pur-
chasing g fleet of aeroplnues ns n gift
to Emperor William today rra.:'hcd
the sum of $1,500,000. Subscriptions
opened on April 21 lnst..m
SOLDIER KILLS SIX.
(Canadian Press.)
BERNE, Switzerland, Aug. 31-A
frcnzied soldier run amuclr lust night
at Romanshorn and killed four and
wounded six men with a rifle. Ho is
still nt large in n forest..e
"l‘O POSTl»‘0Nl-7 TRIAL.
(Canndirn Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug 31--in the police
graft case the council for Limit lleker
will try tohave the triil postponed
hccnusc of the present camor over
thc case.c.
REDUCED CABLE RATES.
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 31-Mr. Pelletier,
before his departure, said that an tho
result of the negotiations in London
the reductions in some of the cable
rates ot Canada would be announced
within a fortnight- ' `
I-le said he was not iia.t.'afle<l with
the reductions secured hrt .that the
negotiations reached n point where it.
became undignitled for f‘nnnda to.
ask in vain (fr just if-~nn”ssior‘ii from
this powerful cmninllh'-"1
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boat and‘the horse.; -
qniti»yg....i_p t¢._<1ff_.f t/\n'cl  ,
S'  llilllllll il
stock-some
dnt-*full fashioned. shoulders and
strong sea: and pf the _pants ._-fthe -Splendid
;._  'phiac  suit -in dark twcods, fancy " ` ‘ ' Russian' blouse __
,;_atrip_e ang, gcheck effeg,_t.a,~ fQPboys aged 9 to, ~gressy. _oplendirliy
_ “_ AE§§n.uy__. aeu_5;‘€ ..’§_75,'____t`or  l;egular y priced at $6
...._  `...fi.v_‘ ,'a;_i_i~ __ ,,~"_` '_,e4,__ , »\w_ U" _‘___,,_, _,_
m""1‘w@l`Eee" "N_i‘>ults; in`h`lue`serges an dark '
_V V  .t‘htee piece suit, made from assorted
»~ tws¢'j.i' ,_ r _ hop .agpdz-'3'to,»8i~'Gonsid¢rgi_ t'weeds_, single :pad clot hreasted sryles,sj1.¢g _
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, Oiher good suits, every`one_ a` splendid value, ranging in price to $71 _ -_ _
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` ‘ills g_ouNc. Mi-:u‘3"haN . _Q  'Ji   .,,,,
~ ~-»-»=- more u ITO n ~- B'lf0W'llIf  into WN is1z*o;ivii;;"3 l   at
_.v,_j_ ' ' 'f' 1 ' Vf" ' " " 'V " ~ ' - 3 gy . r-1-W 'Y A' H j'.--y' _;.-=\_'_.._. .Iii  5""
I-ropns 'ro sion CANADIAN NAVY. , .~-Heavy mi-and einem nuts, black mrweney por cant on ui greatest "25 P" °°“i °” “ll m°“'° "°°l‘*l°'-7
(Cannd--ian Press) gttiihlack buckle 501:. Alsniattnseh _ “Mount 0 I hom ,uf to d
- ‘ ‘as c with a rich gilt buckle. They the very shirt you want at away nn- ‘ ,“ V -F -- 0’ “ W “Y”
LONDON- A“Z° 31”“A“t"" °i A“*"|¢°m° ill BUY. Will". latte, brown, dar the regular price. This targain mme- M95” &.;M¢lf¢Qd- 9'3M3l-
truliu 1199018 10 See B (-"°~“°lll’-‘U Navy lllllvy. and Will, not ,lgs_‘t.iong. 504:. for only n few days more. Moore & '
the lacifle c ~ . each L .T addin ` 8--.IIEM1
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showing .of shirts in the city. Buy Get some pretty tteslor Sunday-»the
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Charlottetown Stern Navigation
Limited.
Commending Vlondav the 11th _of 'May the
Steamer ‘ Northumberland"
leaves Charlottetown ior Picton, N S . at
‘$.20 o clock s. rn.. leaving Pimtou on return
nhout s lop m. , _
Uonnecl ous male at Picton for all
points in .Nr-va Scotia.
Steam ‘Em res:
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'loaves Snmrnernittn for Vointdu Uhenc.
N, B.. about 10 n'clock ii. m., leavnig Point
du Oheno on return about 4.30 p. m.. con
nectinir with express trains for Ulmrlof
tetown and Tignlsh. <‘onn_e¢-tions made
iii Point du Chenv tor all points in Unnzidn
and tha United States.
tl W WAKFFORJW.
Mamiger.
Jharlottetown. P. E. island.
, :uird Mar
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fS0tRlS, Pt. island and
Mlltilldiillli lSi.ANll
smut-Soir siziwtcr
rims i. steam inn. "mov symi.
wilt leave the Railway wharf, l'icl.o\t
every Monday and 'i‘hurstlu.y nioi-nine(-~
arrival of the Express frnr_n llnlifax. fm
the Magdalen Islands. callin! at souriu.
r‘.E.I gmnzaud returning.
Forparticulars apply to Vim Roto-r
son&Bon Agents at Halifax, Chan Vi
ivemagent at Picto_u. lllnitlww tit Mi-
Lean, Zente at Bourne or Wm. M.ci.ur
Manager and Owns .
Piotou. April 22nd. 1912
52d t `
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Direct Route to 'Boston
Commencing ~l2‘h july stu mera wil
#ave tor liAWKE~Bl RY, HALIFAX
mtl l‘lO\"l`ON tv..-ly 'l`UlfSI`l1\\' a
Fl€lD.\\'. " .
Returning leave tioemn every, Tuesday,
and Qatumviy at noon
For luvihigr iiiifuniatiiio apply tri
T. NICOLI.
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s-nutnni ` ' U~»v$ndl~h_ Ask y'\'1f_fl"“lt’T 'N' Beef  I ` ' ‘
the great fnmllr _ l°fi‘l¢-
for certain run 'down C0!"
ditlonsoi` the body. no med- I
icintl 't_é~’=-tiemfrt f'1‘tge'B¢et~_ -'
‘ ,strengt hens the tissues and ‘.
"increases muscular artl\1t--
the Iron supplies what ii
wanted for they circulatory
svstem, makes the the blood
me*-\=“»‘_\*\ \, p _'__ .
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Tasty. Porn, Sparkling, invigorating l ..........j V 
Sirnmon’s Beverages are best. Try our Ginger Ale, Orange sun" N' S" l `
Phosphate. Sursnpnrii a, Vitro, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger C°""lK'l'°=Dl° °f*`f\f'i1 Pf°ff"°°
H691' CTC. . solicited o '
Farmers having first-class dairy
_ G. H. S I M M O N S ’ butter for sale should write us
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right; the tonic is a general
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_ ~ ll Women’s Coats in~ » I
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_ ' "’ /Most Attractive Styles\, {_
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You will be imp essel with tlvstnirt appearnn,
- = of our tailored coats wlitclt are in the latest fill styles - l 
and perfect reproductions of the high st price fa _
 ti inodcls-Women who desire refiuei c \stumes wil; ` ‘
»,-\ find litem at Mcl`);)NALD3 The cuts are mide from
the stylish Polo and Ciilucilli clothes that are now
ll
‘iw | the ‘rage in all thc lug ¢meS_ " _
B8 They are nude from the new l"a.ris m ideli.  ll
invite you to come and inspect these coats inthe new
mantle room second floor. Price.............. $i5 to_$25
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Beautiful full suits of the iiuest n1en's`serge and tweedii I
_ '  . in distinct and exclusive designs are here in alcompletg _
__ Ladies’ - . “assortment of Perfect re- P010 a l I
_ I ‘  pfroducttons and adaptions ‘ ,Cloth ,_
We do ladies' tailoring o . the .New Yuri( Myles We' 1"" in
right here on the prem-` Wah wide fancy lapels
ises and at reasonable .neatly trimmed.
prices. All work guar-
anteed. Piice..........l5.50 to 25.00
variety of
cloths, suitable for
ing these coats.  4
tnewioififsqveater is me initiates:
you ciinowli for out-door sports.
ffom the Cl\0l¢¢8t W00lS, Hewgafg Swggtigfg
_ tit well, wear weii,sa5i sling retain their perfect shape.
You _wililiad a complete line of llgwnfg swqfgn A
men, women and at most good dealers. 
ASK SEB THEM _
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stating prices. _ 1