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till 5_p.m. closing Satur-
day at l. p.m. We do not
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We guarantee this Fok-
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the Govern ment Standard
Directions on every bottle
I Sold by the small, or by
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fiualifled endorsement of 'l‘anlac is the
name of Hon. Frank V. Evans,_t’ormer
mayor oi'_Blrmlnll~hani, Alta.. ex-state
exa-miner of publli- 'crounts of Ala-
bairiai ,and oneitinie. eilllor ‘ot‘ the:
South's greatest newspaper-the Bir-
inliigliain Age-llerald. ,
Writing to a personal friend in At-
lanta, Ga., Mr. Evans says.
"* ' * ily the wily, you will hard-
ly know me when we meet again, be-
cause I ~;iin getting well and strong
again. As I told you while_ln Atlanta
last month, l have been suffpring for n
long time with gastritis, as the doctors
t-all it-reall -a disordered stomach,
the sliouldors, headache. belching.
heartburn, loss of -appetite, loss of
sleep and fainting spells, For weeks
I could not sleep on my back, '
“One week ngo, upon recommends
t"on of friends who had tried the medi
vine, l piircliiised one bottle of Tnnlac
and began taking it. Since m-y second
dose l have suffered none of these
troubles to which I roi'er, anti really
believe I am going* to get perfectly
well and strong again. Woii't that be
wondei't'u.l at my nge? Well, certain it
is that Tanluc is it wt;-iidoi't'ul medi-
cine, and you know that I nm not giv-
oii to “pufl‘..ng" more experiments and
'am rather ortliodox as to materiu
nlodlcti.
“I sh-.ill teontiiiiie tht- treatment with
pei°t`ci:t conildencn in the ilniii results.
(Signed) “FRANK V. EVANS."
t‘.ommentlng on this splendid en-
tlorseinent og Trtnlnc, G. l~`. Willis. ln-
tcrnatlonal distributor of Ttinlac. said:
“Although the list of prominent en-
dorsers is ii long one, I recall a few
leading names that lend both dignity
and ci'cill-t to the entire army., Some
of ihcm are:
“Hon. C. W. Mangum of Atlanta;
Ga.. ex-slieriff of Fulton County; Rev.
A. l-l. Sykes; pastor of Watkins Park
Presbyterian Church, Nashville, Tenn.;
Hon. Archie R. Anriersoii, former
sheriff lltirris County, Houston, Texas;
Dr. G. W. De Poriere of Windsor, Ga.,
one of the best known physicians and
capitalists in the State of Georgia;
Rev. W. C. Norton, pastor of the Wes-
ley Memorial Church, 528 Estell Street
.l-zicksonville, Fla.; Mr. (‘.. C. Cooper,
president of the Georgia Home Cotton
Oil Go., Lawrenceville, Ga.; Dr. W.l‘l,
llrown, founder and presidclit, of thc
Tennnessee Protestant I-lonie for
Girls; Mr. H. W. Hill, bank presid~
-nt of South Pittsburg, Tenn.; Mr.
l. l~‘_ Carroll, cotten mill superintend-
t-nt of Clitittuhoocliee, Ga.; Hon. S.
S. Shcphert. ex-city councilman of At-
lanta, and many others whose names
have heretofore been given to the pub-
IIC." e
Tnuliic is sold in .Charlottetown by
Rcddiii Bros.
(Arlv.)
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_,_ Do n o t suffer
another daivgtéi
I t o h i n Q, I ~
inc. or rotrud-
iilg Piles. No
sgirgienl ogidn-
a on re u .
Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve you g£ono1
md as certainly nure&ou. iiiic. n no ' ixl
iealerri, or Edmnnson. tes It Co.. Limited.
f‘omnto. Sample box free if you mention this
apex' and enclose W *Amp lc PH! Dosage.
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A. E. LYON
Artistic Photogrn hy-_
Charlottetown, P.  I.
_ Pliotogriiphs ofiill sizes, films to
it_ ull size amateur cameras are re-
ceived fresh every week. '
Moderate prices
Personal ntiriition to /tmnteur
Photography
Luminoscopy
Shadow Test
I System _
Looking into the Eye
The most advanced science _‘
of Eyesight Testing known.
This system measures and
corrects any hidden or latent
trouble. It is especially valu-
able in old chronic hard cases,
and those who have not recei-
ved siitisfactory results else-
where. We also usein our
Test room the Ophthalnmo-
meter Retinoscope, Phoro- I
meter and.__othcr delicately }
adjusted apparatus for deter-
mining just in what degree
if any. your eyes full short _
of perfection. If in need of
glasses come in and "SEE" _
Superior Eye Service. ' I
H. .I. MABON '
Optometrist & Prescription
- Druggist _ f
Montague, P. E. I. . _ 5
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with consequent constipation, pains in.
. DONT Foseer ts ii in 5 1’ _ -you li ii .t tl i .
THE CO0K’S STUDIO I -          
-¥ iS. S. Harland leaves Montague wharf, g vi,sm"g  ii _a"°L|.rel“};'l.ve°h n chiefly confined to young anlmnlnq ,
0.... ... .... ....... .............. .. .... I----»~ M»~i-ge -nd <=-0-E-ww. -» ,.‘;;‘““-,“"2,;,“;‘ 1- ,'88, ye H;-,1 tc. H... to dt... t..  .........- All Races are Stalies"‘and Entries Close July Sth
nil 0| leaders 0| thought and amoii 8Yo‘clock (new time.) Reduced rate. S';h‘;';l :nd wing comniigcgr 3; duties from similar diseases in your locality? ’ 9 °
Wio have come forward with their un-l 6776`7‘5M.3I~ sL,0n___MisB Flo,-ence wood of Tmm. 2' Desc'-'be I""°"Y th” IIHIUFG Of U10 The following are the classes and conditions governing same.
..‘ANNANDALE.-The crops are
looking fine after the recent rain, po-
tatoes have como up nit-ely.--Mr.
John Howlett has ti very fine field of
_early whcat, caniio_t be much better
in the country. It is the white flfe
'variety-Mr. A. D. McDonald, Diir-
ell, wasnt Howleti's Mill recently.-
Mrs. Wnrf Dingwell h s ri-.turned to
Durcll from Mi'. Isaac-Hloivlett where
she wus visiting her_daiiglitcr.-
A uico cxcuiination was' hold in An-
nandale School last Tliursdtiy. Miss
lticliartl, teacher, left for her home on
Mo|i_day.-lit is reported that Mr. Har-
old Mclloiiaid, rctui`ii".il soldier has
|purcliziscd'the old Taylor farm from
Mr. Wm. Jenkins, Big Run.--Mr.
John Ji-nkiiis, Durell, has recently
bought ii piece of land nt Little Riv-
er from Mr. M~. Dlng.well.-Mr. John
J. Mclionald, Durcll, und Mr. John
Lapior, Aiinaiidale are busy hauling
their lumber from llowli>.tt's Mill.--
M-r. Henry Dingwell, Cape Spray, was
nt the village yesterday nt at business
trip.-Mr. H. Robertson, Big Run
anti some of the other boys were prac-
ticing their fast rouders the other
evening.-tit is reported that there is
going to be a tcii party held at An-
naiidale village shortly in aid of th'-_
new hull.-Mr: A. (I. Myers has an
assistant clerk, Miss .lane Swallow
of llunilas.-Mrs. Marstan is home on
in visit to hor parents Mr. and Mrs.
i~‘i'aiicis Jenkins, Duroll.-It is report-
ed that Mr. H. Jenkins who has been
home on ai visit is soon to leave for
Nova Scotia.-Mr. Crawford Dlngwell
und Mr. George Barnes, Big Run were
at lIowlett's Mill, recently.-O.
NINEVEH.
A city, grcnt and fioiirishing_
Along the Tigris spread,
Whose sins came up before the Lord
Whose were scarlet red.
in worldly riches they fared well,
llad plenty and to spare,
They thought not of etei'nity',
But lived without n care."
They evil did from day to duy.
In wickedness they sped,
Their sinful lusts they satisfied,
And blood of ina-ii was shed. _
But word from God has come to them
,_ Of Nineveh's overthrow;
At once with sack-cloth they ure clad.
-' in ashes sitting low. _
I
The time is short, but loriy days,
And God their doom will seal;
-,The words are sounding in their ears.
_As thundcrs loud that petri. _
_Tho prophet.`s message they believed,
, They knew their deeds were bad,
And they were moved with sudden
fear, »
Their visiiges were sad.
The King has taken it to heart,
A fact hc did proclaiiu,
That ev'ry man and beast should be
In sack-cloth dressed the same.
Themselves they humbled to thc
ground,
Where sitting down they moan,
Their tears are falling plentiful,
And now and then they groan.
Their evil ways they all gave up,
And now they live with cure;
Anil mightily they cry to God.
That Ho their life would spare.
God heard their cry and spared their
life,
Respite to them is given;
That they should walk before their
God,
Preparing now for heaven.
The Nlnlvites shall 'rise with us,
On the great Jud-gmeiit Dny,
And the im-peniltent condemn, '
Who In their sins would stay.
But soon repentance they forgot,
And sinned against their God,
And _walked _._in ev`ry sinful way,
- rin which their fathers _t.rod_
I .2 '
God made hor grave' for Nineveh,
f And put ‘her out of sight,
Because her sins were very vile,
And could not bear thc llg‘ht.
'Tis sin that separates from God
Anil brings men every woe;
At. Inst. conslgns them to that place
W-here mercy He woii't show.
Oh, by the fate of Nineveh,
Repent, and sin no more.
l~‘or sin will bring its punishment,
And shut _up 1-Iea.ven's door.
. -- 1 ' _ -
Repont, then, 'ers it is too late,
And mercy‘s day goes by;
At. once be reconciled to God;
Salvation now is nigh.
Return not to your sins again.
And gain the everlasting prize,
A crown .of life's in view.
-D. MacLean.
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toli is viisting her parents here.-Miss
Ola Myers, New Perth is visiting hero
the guests of Miss Margaret Duncan.
-Mr. Samuel Acorn left for Valley-
ilelrl.-Miss Mary Creed, Albion, was
a recent visitor In Dundas.-Mr. John
McDonald, Mt. Hope. was a recent
visitor the guest of Mr. Hudson Mc-
Donald.
l‘} .\ STERN I’ I‘}I{S()N A LS.
..*Mii-is Ella llanignn and Miss
'Clara Lanigan of Cambridge, were
visiting at Mr. Daniel Clarie's, Stur-
geon Mllls, on July lst. They also
i-.aught several large trout.
SAVE I`Hl§__CHll.DREN
Mothers who keep a box of Hnby's
`lwn Tablets in the house may feel
that the lives of their little ones are
reasonably safe during the hot wea
ther. 'Stomach troubles, cholera' in
faiituni and diarrohea carry 'iff
sands of little ones every suinm
most cases because the mother d00
give promptly. Baby`s OWU TH
relieve these trotlbles, or if given oc
casionally to the well child will pre
t . : _
are guaranteed ‘Ivy government an
alyst to be nbsolutely'_ harmless
to the newborn babe. They are as
they regulate ' the bowels and Kee
the st_omnc.h sweet and pure. T
are sold by medicine dealers or
inuil ut _25c. it box from The Dr. Wil
iams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Mtnadr'a Llnlment Relleves Neural
ROD AND GUN
Anyone reading "l<‘lsh, Fishing
Fisliormcii” by George R. Belton
ROD AND GUN IN CANADA for J
cannot help thinking of the good
iiuys when about pin. a piece of stri
and a willow switch inode the b
fishing tackle t`or shiners. chubs ant
rock bass. "The A-lbino Boss Of T
Ottawa" is the title of a real iishi
story from the Doinlnion Capital whl
is one of the several good stories
it
n.
capture of a Newfoundland salmon a
. ' y _
_splendid article on the Humber, Kin
of Atlantic Salmon Streams. The 1
niunltioii. Fishing Notes. COIISGYV
tion, Kennel and Trail are all “P
the second » _
ing serial, “Tho Bear Of SIIVUF D9-Ie
go to make up one of the best summer
issues of the -Canadian National sD0l‘l-
lng monthly. ROD AND GUN IN CAN-
ADA can be obtained from any book-
stand or direct from the publishers.
W. J. Taylor, Limited,_ Woodstock.
Ont. ‘
IN MEMORIAM
Miss SARAH aunnerr.
tus Monday, Julie 30, of Miss Sarah
Burnett, at the use Of fIflY‘S9Ve“
years. The deceased had been ailing
for some time and recently underwfml
an operation in the City HOSDUHI-bm
despite the best medical treatment
her ailment could not be overcome
anti her'ge'ntle spirit passed to its et-
-irnttl reward.
The deceased was of a kind and
loving disposition. DOSSUSSIUS an ex:
emplary Christian character, and hol
passing away has caused widespread
regret in the community. She leaves
to mourn 'four sisters and two broth-
ers, who have the synipitthy of many
in their sad bereavement.
The funeral, an excel>li0I1fllYTI1"'Kl‘
one, took place to St. Patrlck’s church,
Fort Augustus, Wednesday, where il
requiem mass was offered by the Rev.
A. J. McDonald, I‘.P. May her will
rest in P81109-
GU8 L. SMITH.
AN
When one has enjoyed the pleasurd-
os of life for three score years rink
ton, and then passes away. we thin
of death as a deliverance, but when
young manhood such as Mr. AnS\lfi
l.. Smith. of West Cave- D“SB°S °‘:‘
from us we are shocked and find t
difficult to reconcile ourselves to lt.
The deceased Wh0 P89500 “WW U"
Monday, June 30. was in his 24th
year, and had been sufferlns keenll'
since his return from the Old Luigi;
where he _had gone over with 1.
 -- - ii dirt til on
But n'n` your way pursue. _ l "°Y"' It 'S ""° 9 no ( 0
the battlefield. yet; nevertheless his
death was in BYSPY WHY UU" 0' “
hero soldier. Thus on Wedneadily
afternoon residents from many miles
around met st the home of ithe de-
gengod where a brief service was held
led by Rav. Robert M. Brodie, after
which the casket was removed to the
Methodist church at Maddock, where
H very solemn service was helduas f0l-
lowg; Hymn "Asleep in Jesus: pray-
or; hymn “Going Down the _Vi1ll0y:__
Scripture reading; duet “Gods Acre
by Mrs. '(Rev.i Brodie and Mrs. Jas-
Macbbugall; lesson, by Rev. Mr.,
Brodie, "How should we be influenc-
h solemn truth;"hymI1.
ed bY,t is q¢
 gl .umdg With Me;’_', genediction. After 9
tilaiiervice the roililtin were laid 10
\\\i`\ pl-V rest"`ih'the Met?diit."'eemetery ad-
` I( . Y ‘ _ ,if l N ‘th hiirc ' "fih\a'pall-bearers
 . m, ,I D N f1,,f.'“1 1. lp' .I ' `1:o\;¢“:§i. Nlac-Isaac. li.'-Duiivlile, Charles
\'|,. ""t I. ,"'.f;"?]|y,»f ’,-t‘ |,i]‘I, C ‘ L ,bhp M _ nl, Leslie Mc-
_ y\‘__l 'i.__ F .. F* H ., f;“;'|,|l_';;\,|i"_ 1' Lek _nd Jacob _  Much sygi-
l nth s felt for the nts of t e
~-1*. -i ' . _ I  ii
-_  V \,,_-5%; doo d, Captain A b mMr|. Smlthf.
_ rl ~. _,_. -< al e sisters an _ro ers_,' e o
Q' vii » mu with um "boys (ls
- - y
thou- riiiicli will be cuiii°cly_nt the owners
er. in risk. Do you agree to this?
S -2-i_____
not have a safe medicine at hand to
blets
ven their romin on The Tablets
0V0ll
peclally good in summer because
p
hey
by
gir-
and
uiy
Old many €XlJressed the hope. that sho
“F-i
est
he
ell- by the influenza epidemic. the school
in
thq national ~ outdoor magazine for
July. The six illustrations showing the
re
the best this eiir They accompany-ii seating the school leaving certificates
g ` . . .
n.' May McGregor, Jeniiio MacKay. and
teresting departments, Guns and Ani-
a. _
to denies which they had won making
their usual standard and along with
instalment of that interest-
The death occurred 'nt Fort A08115-
dlsease or diseases that occasioned
these losses.
3. Arc you willing to allow us to in-
vestigate tho conditions on your
ranch?
4. If necessary, may we conduct ex.
pcrimonts on or.in the vicinity of your
ranch for the purpose of studying
your difficulties? 5
5. (8) Do you make a practice of
ziiliiriiistering worm remedies, and
if so will you state what reniedy you
U50? lb) Do 'you get good results from
your treatment? _
6. Will you agree to send to our of-
illfc at (‘.harlot.t.otown, foxes that dit-
on your ranch. in order that u prist-
niortem examination may be held? ln
“itch case a note should be sont with
tho t-ai‘cnss, giving your name and ad-
dress, the data of death, and a brief
history of the illness.
7. Give the approximate number of
foxes oil your ranch.
3. (Ht Ou an average, how many
Dilps :ire born on your ranch yearly?
_lb)',ii0\v many of these live to matur-
ity.
- ' 9. it is to bt: itllderstoorl that experi-
- mental troatiiiciit coridni-toil nn an
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
_ The public exiirninlitioil of the Gra
lialu's Road School was held in the
_ school roolii on Friday afternoon Julie
27th. Although the wcatlior was very
_ unfavorable, rr goodly number of par.
ents were present. manifesting their
interest in education and particularly
the welfare of their own school.
The teachers, Miss McLeod and Miss
_ Reid were assisted in the examination
by Messrs Alfred and George Green
and others. The pupils in the several
grades of both departments were
questioned in most subjects of study
and were found in general to be up to
the average while in some subjects
marked progress was distinctly notice-
able.
i Miss McLeod has a very .promising
entrance class ot four young girls and
would have the satisfaction of seeing
their names far up on the list of suc-
l cessful candidates. lt was a i_naf.tei‘
of common regret that the school work
» had been so seriously interferred with
being closed for six weeks. At tnc
close‘of the examination proper, the
principal requested Mr. Green to act
ss chairman for the purpose of pre-
to the successful students The ltillsscs
Irene -Murray in turn were asked to
come forward and receive the certi
honors in most of the subjects.
 l
Moonlisht Excursion
Hillside Lodge I.0.0.F., Montague
will hold it moonlight excursion. Wed-
nesday, July 9th on the S.S§ Harland.
Come and enjoy a moonlight sail Ice-
cream served on board. If night un-
favorable it will be held ou Wednes-
day, July 16th. Tickets on sale at H.
J. Mabon’s, Drugstore and L. B. Mel-
llshe's store. Leave your auto- for
2.17 Straight Trot _ _ . . . . _ . .
 ._ Pursq $300.00
2.40 Straight Trot  Purse $300.00
‘ 2.25 Straight Pace . . . .
 .. _ _ _ _ _ . _ ._ . . . .
._ Purse $300.00
Sltlhfld lsuiilanteeii for amounts stated, should payments exceed value of
stake. excess will be“ added to guaranteeil amount.
somhlnlles close Saturday July 5tii. 19:9. iiorses must be eligible on June
i.
Entry fee of 5 per cent in all stukt-ti, payable as follows-one per cent
Sillllfddy J‘1l‘.»' 501- Two per cont Wed iwsilay July 30th. Two por cent Wed-
nesday August 20th when horses must bn nziiiii-tl. Five per cent additional
l'roin all money winners, -
All races mile heats, best three in live to harness, and to finish at the
end of the fifth lic.it_ when money will be niviirtlcrl according to standing in
_.uiiiinarit\s.
Any horse tllstaiiiziiig the field, or any piirt. thereof entitled tn one money
only. Stakes, divided, 50 per cent to first, 25 per cent. to second, 15 per
cent to third. 10 per cent to fourth.
Right reserved to declare otl` any stake at any time by refunding the
amount paid in, to change order of prograniiiie, to reject any entry, or bar
any driver. _
_ if owing to bad weather, or other uuforsocn circumstances, the Trot-
ting Park shall not be able to start all, or any of tho above stakes. on the
date advertised, such race. or ract~s,niny be dei'.larcd off.
_ THIS ll1L‘0linK \vill be governed by tho National Trotting Association
ENTRIES EARLY.
llulcs._'exccpt. whore they conflict with the above conditions. MAIL YOUR
T. GORDON IVES.
Secretary, Nloiitugue, P. E. I. -
6599-6-27M7i. '
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Roth teacher and pupils wi-re col.
graiulated on their work and they are
certainly worthy of colnmendations
for their enterprisi- in coiiii;-tziioii with
‘he department of education.
Two other pupils also mide the
si»vei'ail classes. _
Short addresses were made b
M cs-srs Wigiiiore, Green. William
the oiiicient work of the teacher
Reference was made to the splend
one subject. lt seems a pity that thel placing Gruliam's Road in thi- pro
department docs not give students] position of the first country st-`iool i
with this standing an opportunity to' the province in the matter of supp
write on that subject again. l ments. .
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season. Call in to-day and we shall be pleased to show you our nice line of Refrigerators. _
The “ROGERS” Refrigerator is the lowest priced refrigerator onthe market, but has th_c
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made of thoroughly seasoned kilndried hardwood, finished Golden Oak. Plain raised panels
and swinging base bronze lever locks and hinges, self retaining cnstors, cleanable flues, provision
and IceCham bers 'lined with galvanized steel. Removable provision shelves. strong ice rack.
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No. 4 Rogers, 31 1-2 inches wide, 20 inches deep, 45 inches high, price ........ _._...._... 20.50
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