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For Sale l .
Three P. E. Island,
Silver Black Foxes, (Two
temales, and one male.)
Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two
pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.
P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,
Three Fisher, two females and one male.
Prices and terms easy. Come and _see them, and
you will be convinced, that we are offering the best
values on the market.
T. Gorden Ives
_ Montague, P. E. Island
5633-2’-l8Mtr`.
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can be obtained at Lat‘!erty's Tumor-
ial Parlors, Summersids.
-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN. SSCPG-
tary ol the Globe Fox Exchange. P.0.,
‘Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in
Summerside.
-MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-
presentative in Alherton will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertis-
ing matter.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew s
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss su issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly 011 GXDIPY
date. Mtf.
-RURAL ROUTE.- With few ex-
teptions the people of the Mount Car-
mel Route or llural Mail delivery, as
well as those of the Cape Egniont
route, are well nigh supplied with
mail boxes. The Mount Carmel route
is more satisfactorily dealt with than
it was at first and it is hoped that all
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tII~‘ \tillIt'i'1_|`l lll~!_ or miittt-"s of gif-iierul iiitcrcst_ This
_ .__- in ftilltiiicil with bricf re\'ii‘-."-i of thc
The lleport of the _llinistcr of .»\;t i-niiiy s.~i‘\'it'es carried nn in the sep-
rif-i,I¢_|ii-Q for (|i,- [lin-iiiiioii iii t`iiii.id.i 1ir:'.te llriiiiclins, incitiiiiiit. U10 Uilify
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coiiveiiieiices in the future will van-
li. The Cape Eginont route is quite
tist'o.ctory, the mail driver being one
the residents oi' Cape Egniont, and
nsequeiitly hc is ecquainted with
e name and where residing.-R.
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
-ONE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this col
umn. Cash must accompany order
Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.
-LOST.-IN SUMMERSIDE ON
Monday the 28tii. a pendant and chain.
Fox Exchan€6. 5813-9-30 m2i
finder will kind_ly_leave at the Globe
-ACCIDENT.-A very painful acci-
dent occurred to Mr P. C. Gallant
yesterday while loading ti st-_ow with
stone. One piece of the stoue fell
on and crushed his foot so badly that
he will be incapacitated for at least a
couple of weeks.-Ii.
-SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.-Oats.
white, per bus., 4.5¢.; oats, black, per
bus., 47c.; potatoes, per liiis., 1l0c.;
butter, dairy. per lb., 210. to 22c_;
butter, creamery, 301;. to 324:.; eggs.
per doz., 23c.; hides, per lb., 12c.;
wool, per lb., 260.; pelts, each, 20c.
to 50c.-H.
-Mr James Pendergzist, formerly
of Kensington, and champion athlete
of the Pacific Coast, is on the Island
visiting friends. Ile passed through
Summerslde on Tuesday morning on
hi; way to the Alberton Exhibition.
-AUCTION SALE.-l will sell by
public auction at the Exhibition
Groundsnt Summerside on Thursday,
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ling limit i_c<iic.fI_ - lfxpt-i‘i'nciit;il l":irn~s, llcalth of nui-
iii tm- typ.-iiiiii; :=.ecti.iii, of \\'liit‘li iiiiils, ikitcnts of liiveiitioii, (tty-
tlicrc are tive in ziiitliilmi to l\iiil‘l01‘Il rii:liti=, and Piililic Hcaltli.
nppciidices, i'cfi:ri-i_'c.< are iiiaiic to This rcynirt, whicli is issued as
the lcigisltiiiiiii iitlcctiiiiq thc Ilepiirt-I ,\‘<-§_<j,,n;il Paper \0_ 15, ig a volume
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-PLEASANT EVENING.-A large
uniiier oi' the young people of New
Loinloii niet at the beautiful home of
l\lr_ and Mrs. John Currie last week
to hid good-bye to their daughter,
Miss Bessie, who is about to leave
for Huston with other friends. The
evening was very well spent with
readings, recitations and singing.
Miss (Tlianipioii of Maine sang beauti-
fully. Miss .lane Magregor, Assistant
Editor ot’ the (`liiId‘s Magazine, of
New York. also sang some beautiful
songs, act~oiiipo.nietl by her young sis-
ter, Mabel, of t‘lilton, on the piano.
After singing the Iloxology the even-
ing closed, all returning to their
homes well pleased with their enter-
tainnicnt.
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-MOUNT CARMEL.-Tlie people
Mount (';irlni-I arc well tliroiigli
their liarvi-st, which, in spite ot’ the
wut in the tirst. part of the season. is
one ot` thv best crops oi' any part ot'
tho country or even in the whole prov-
lnce. .»\ fiirnicr in particular having
tlireslit-il sonic harley, had n handsome
_vieldiiig ot tweiity-i`our bushels to one.
Anotlier having tlireshed nbout. ninety
stocks ol` the same kind as above meti-
tioned pi'oiliit:etl over one liuiidretl
liushcls. The wheat is equally as
prolific ns thc barley in this section.
'l`lit-rc will lie also an ovcrabuiitlance
of potatoes, the crop being one oi' the
bt-st t`oi‘ ninny years. Tile out liar-
vcst is not less abundant. In one
word, ii` tho wcutlior be favoriible the
yluliliiii; oi' the grain crop will be lar
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Following are the entries for the
Suniiiicrsidc racesz-
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p. m.. one standard-bred mare sired by
Oakley Baron, dam Mainkeel by Esbell;
also this mare's foul, sired by George
Cresceus. It is without doubt one
o fthe best, if not the very best, mares
to ' - Be
sure and don't miss this sale, as it
is the chance of a Iifc-time. Terms
cash.-S. J. E. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
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Francis A. Cliurcliill), in Manilla,
Philippine Islands. Only three years
a
Manilla to become thc bride of Mr
(‘.
planned to_visit her Island home next
s
friends had already begun to look for-
ward with pleasure to the expected
v
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in that far oil' land at thc curly age of
24 years. Previous to her marriage,
thc deceased was for sonic time on
the staff ot' the Pioneer. wliere, as
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t'ul friendliness. Besides nel i.....,l'
our sisters, Mrs Iledly Brehaut, Suni-
n
Boston; Miss Lottie, at home, and
Miss Ptinliiie, in (inlifornia. To the
b. 1 ' .- . ' -
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-The American steamer l~`oxton Hall
was hurried oft' Watllngs Island, Sep-
tcniber 28. The iiieniliers of the crew,
iv _ _
are niisslnir, have arrived here.
first vessel to take out an Anieric'an
r
he 1st. October, 1914, at one o'clock.
day on Prince Edward Island.
5798-9-29 m2i
-MRS CHURCHILL.--Mr and Mrs
. J. McCormick, Suminersidv, on Mon-
ny last received the sad news oi' the
eath of their daughter, Georgie (Mrs
go the deceased made the voyage-to
3liurcliiIl,wlio was in tlicl'iiitcd States
ustonis Department there. They had
uniriier, and the fuiiiily :intl many
isit. But it was otlicrwi.-io ordered.
nd her remains have been laid to rest
lterevcr she was lrririwii “lic '"1 """ ""1
erself to all by her bright and cheer-
nd mother, there are lctt to mourn
ierside; Miss Melvina, a nurse in
ereavcd relatives the Guardian ten
ers sincere syntpntliy.
AN AMERICAN STEAMER BURNED.
NASSAIT, Bahama Islands. Sept. 29
ith the exception of two mon who
The steunier Ifoxton I-lall was the
egister since the outbreak of hostili-
ies in Europe. She originally was a
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Order Your Supply in Time for
Threshing
Rubber i’»eltiiig_is to-day the most serviceable
and p_opul-ar inethoo of transmitting power. It is
superior to llelting made of other materials for
numerous reasons. It is not affected by dampness
nor changes in temperature, It is always uniform
in width, thickness and tensile strength, and has the
best surface for adhesion to the Pulleys, consequent-
ly transmitting the greater amount oi power. The
high grade Ifeiiing which we carry in stock is
thoroughly stretched inthe Manufacture, thus re-
ducing to a minimum the amount of stretching
caused by work. We have this Belting for all pur-
poses, 3 and 4 ply in all widths.
Get our prices. They will interest you.
Columbia Dry Cuts
Best by Test
These are especially designed to
furnish current for all motor ignition.
Order your reouirements to-day, and
compare the life of these with that
obtained from inferior Batteries.
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Best Filtered Gasolene._._25c gall.
~ _ We can also fumish you wit_h all
kinds of stationary Engine Supplies.
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FREE-FOR-ALL.
Vesta Boy, Bottom, Derby, Premier.
2.24 CLASS- Q. '£611
Brazilian, Happy George, George
fresceus, Acquiri, White Sox.
THREE-MINUTE CLASS.
(
Dry Cleaner, Cresceus, Arcola, Fern-
dale, Sweet Marie, White Sox, Happy
Kingwood.
Baby Eczema
Becomes Chronic,
auaing Great Suffering and Anxiety
-Prompt Relief and Cure by Dr.
Chase’s Oilntment.
C
This is one reason why every
mfitlioi' should know about Dr. (‘.linse's
Oiiitinciil, since it is an uiifniling cure
for all itching skin ilisczts0.\‘.
Mrs. I-'. (‘lnrke, llelmont, l\i.in_,
writes: -“l\i_v baby had eczema on her
e-nr. Tliii sore was very had :ind noth
ing seoiiiefi to do her much good. llciir-
ing of the remurknlile cures Ilr.
(‘huso's Ointment wns making. we
sent. for some, :intl :titer the third np~
pllcntlou tht- sore begun to heal. I
:ini gliitl to sny llirt it is quite well
now, :ind we give thc credit to 1)r.
l‘linso's Oiiitiiioxit. We cannot recoin-
nicnil this proparntioii too highly."
Here is anotlier lctler, which tells
t` the cure of it ilve weeks old baby:
Mrs. Wallace Miugon, River John
itoad, (Tolcliester County, N. S.. writes:
"My little girl took eczema when she
was tive weeks old. Though we doc-
tored hor until she was nearly a year
old. she got no better. I was advised
to use Dr. (‘hase's Ointment. and this
trentnient coniplctely cured her.’
::We ure particularly proud of our
obiiccos for they are selected from
he best. on thc (`anadian market. and
re kept in perfect condition in our
ntentod liunildors. Every good grade
f tobacco that you could want is
ound here. Make this your heati-
quarters for smoking supplies. Mac-
Kinnon Drug t‘o., cor. Great George
nnd Kent strccts. metf `
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Foxes _for Sale
Class "A' 'and imported blsck and
patched Foxes ranch bred and wild
caugght mink and marten. Write or
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DR I E CROKEN
  ` Q \  Vtlisrlfiary Sufseon _ 
British vessel and the change in regis-
tration wus nindc at (iolon, Septem-
ber 19, on wliicli date the Foxton Hall
sailed from the Isthmus for Perth
Aiiiboy, .\'. J. 'l`hc steamer was com-
niaiided by i':iptniii Stevenson anti was
of 4,427 tons and 368 feet long. Sho
was built in 1902.
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P. l. lllllll BRANCH
Hlll EllllSS Slllllll
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Already acknowledged $3,653.12
I-‘. ('. P. 10.00
Miss ltcna McLean 5.00
liialpoutic liraiich of the P. E. I
Woinen’s Patriotic Associa-
tion
Jamcs Tait Jr.; proceeds sale
ot' flowers, Sat., 26th.
George M. Gill (per list)
Baptist Cliurch (per A. W.
Sterns)
P. E. I. W. P. A., Charlotte-
town (per Mrs. Lyons)
500.00
19.10
8.75
45.38
31.00
Total to date $4,272.35
Mnlpoque Ilranch; Mrs. Keir,
Presltleiit:-membership foes $58.20
Seaview 25.80
Darnley 95.50
lmltic 87.75
I-laniilton 99.30
Malpeque '.lIl7.4il
$604.04
Less for purchase ninterials $104.04
Ilalniice handed to Mr. Pope $500.00
Mr. Gill's list-G. M. Gill, $5.00;
Mrs. G. M. Gill. $2.00; Mary E. Gill,
(leo. M. Gill, Richard J. Gill, John Gill,
Susana Gill, Jas. Gill, Wm. F. Gill each
twenty-ilvc cents.
PERCY POPE.
Hon. Treasurer.
Sept. 29, 1914.
ACKNOWLEDGE CANADA’S GIFT.
OTTAWA, Sept. 29.-Grntefully ac-
knowicdgliig the irift of ten thousand
pounds sterling from the Canadian
Ited (lross Society, Arthur Stanley,
Chairman of the Executive Commit-
lee of the Society in London, has
cabled the Government here:
"l am ordered by I-Ier Majesty,
Queen Alexandra, to express to you in
Her Majesty's name and that of the
Council of the British Red Cross So-
ciety, most sincere and grateful thanks
for the splendid donation which you
have made to the funds of the socie-
ty. Your generosity shows the heart
of Canada goes out to those who are
fighting for the honor of the Empire."
P. E. Island has sent $3,000 to the
ead office. Toronto.
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LITTLE. BUT GREAT.
A traveller through a dusty road
I Strewed acorns on the lea,
I And one took root and sprouted up,
i And grew into a tree.
Love sought its shade at evening time
To breathe its early vows,
And Age was pleased, in heats of
noon,
To bask beneath its boughs.
The doorinouse loved its dangling
twigs,
The birds sweet music bore;
It stood a glory in its place,
A blessing evermore!
A little spring had lost its way
Amid the grass and fern;
A passing stranger scoopéd a well,
Where weary men might turn;
Ho walled it in, and hung with care
A ladle at the brink;
He thought not of the deed he dill,
But judged that toil might drink.
He passed again- and lo! the well,
By suniiners never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parching
tongues,
And saved a life beside.
A nameless man, amid a crowd,
Thnt thronged the daily mart,
Let fall it word of Hope and Love,
Unstudled from the heart;
A whisper on the tumult thrown,
A transitory breath- '
It raised a brother from the dust,
It saved a soul from death.
O germ! O fount! () word of love!
O thought at random cast!
Ye were but little at the first,
But mighty ut the Inst.
-tlliiirlcs MacKay.
::Neurly every good horsemnn has
used and recomniended MucKinnon's
Condition Powders. 'l‘liey are used
extensively by breeders, livery stable
nicn und owners ot' fine horses, and
llftvc _-'Elven absolute siitisihctiori in
every vase where they have been used.
For putting new strcngtli, vim and
snap and for niaking them get full
value from their food, they ure un-
questionulily superior. Ono pound in
sanltziry tins, 25c. MitcKiiinoii Drug
Co., cor. Great George and Kent Sis.
mtl
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For
clothes to win your most
The fabric in each
the foremost designers o
showing.
$4.90
New Clothes Styles
Fall
And they are enough different from ordinary
enthusiastic approval.
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suit is wool-thoroughly
shrunk and fast color. The models are designed by
f America. The tailoring
is the work of highest class workmanship and the
styles are the most popular of the season’s entire
I
In fact, these garments are of such unusua
worth that we are especially anxious to have every
man in this vicinity see them.
to $22
AFTER BATH
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CUTICURA
SOAP
Because of its extreme purity,
delicate cinollieiit properties and
refreshing fragrance. Assisted
by Cuticura Ointment it is
equally effective in the treat-
ment of heat rzishcs, itchlngs,
irritatlons and cliafings.
Samples Free by Mall
f‘utIr-urn Roan and Ointment rioltl throiiqhuut nm
world. I.llit-riilluiiiinlr lit init-li mall:-il lrc¢~,w|||i1i2-p.
book. A1l1lr|.~ss"CulIcurn," Dt-pt. K, Boston. U.S.A.
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Walk-Over
Shoes
A Lady’s Dress Shoe
You know that patent
leather is the dressiest
leather made. Nothing
can really nil the place of
good patent leather.
The shoe shown here
is of Walk-Over quality,
trim in pattern beautiful
in shape and rich in
finish
127 Queen Street
1. _ _
’i‘vP€vVii1'ER.-RE§UiT."i"' "`1"vPE-
_O. Box 398, Cliarlottctown, P. E, I,
5768-9-28M3l.
EOR SALE TEN SHARES S'I`0(‘.K IN
"Fon sans: oWQiJ`s:T§c_sE@i
Fon sails' T'r°oNc`a"rwo Pune
Moms &  #in`sAi.'s NiTn`a;`a`E|i"T>?-IIT;-iligfl
B  Many New Things in Hats,,and Cravats, I
' i Especially for Fall Wear.
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Prowse Bros. Ltd.
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\  1_'¢::&i_;c:;ti;|:=tion. Cash must aecompsny order. Minimum ehuio
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AGENTS WANTID
POPE BENEDICT XV. FIRST PIC-
tures out. Big money for any agent
samples 25 cents. Apply nt alice.
Herman Lavnndier, ii Peters St.,
St. John, N. B. 3630-9-18M14lpd
AMES AND ADDRESSES OF 300
Animal rind llirtl Dealers in U. S.
(typewritten) postpaid for $2.00.
Address: W.Bivlns, Eniinonce. N_Y.
5730-9~25M9iptl
Primus; Ili-;l.l° WANTED
 nEWTEfV“`A "GTR`I_`
for general housework. Good wages.
Apply Mrs. A. J. Illilhi, 2211 Rich-
__niiJndA street. _` 5762-9-26l\itt‘.
emi. WKNTEB' F`6R"`c.ENEn`A‘L'
housework at Union Hotel.
_____A*____>___`_  9-26M6i[>d.
WANTED AT ONCE Ah EXPER-
ienced girl. Good wages. No wash-
ing. Apply to 12 Brlgliton Iloutl.
,_ _ E V 5701-9-23Mtf.
WANTEU sr rsi.co`Nwoon`Hos;
Vital young women for ward work.
3730-7-28mtl.
N
“LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY,
pleasant, coloring work at home.
Can make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex-
perience unnecessary, no canvass-
ing. National l)ecorating Co., Dept.
N. 69 Adelaide St. East Toronto,
Ont. 5089-8-22M52i.
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FUR SALI.
Fon SALE.-2`sHAn`Es`PR'|NcE
Royal ami l share Dominion nt par,
1 share Carruthers at $150. All
expect to pay good dividends.
Box 22 5796 9 29m3I
writer good as new for sale nt ti
bargain. For description address l’,
the Prince Albert Illnck Fox Co.,
Ltd.. has paid a dividend of 10 pei-
cent. and will psy a further divld.
ond on this year‘s earnings. Ap-
Dly B. G. Guardian. 5724-8-25Mtf.
black female pu . Also tw
Holt.-Renfrew silver blacll)s."D;l;;
454 Amherst. N. 8. 5540-9-liMlf
R. 6. 66FF's ssAu'r|'i-"UL asain.
ence, grounds and orchard, 54 Fitz.
roy Street for sale. Apply to Gag
& Ca., Charlottetown.
____ 5729-9~25M4i.
interior Alaska Silver BI k
3 pairs dark patched follies? aiu:
mink and ilsher. Prices right foil
cash. Come and see them T 0
l!_e_sl_IlIoniHK\|e 5676 9 17MEtf
E
wood water tanks. I-I ld b
gallons each. Every llsrliizrollllqlgllg
have one on his farm Will be sold
l
FOR SALE-ONTARIO RANCH BRED
cross fox pups, guaranteed to show
» 50 per cent. to 90 per cent. blnck and
iii good coiiditioii. Two hundred to
eight liinidred :uid ilI‘ty dollars pair
to quick buyers. Apply T. M. Davis,
llox 121, Wyoniing. Ont.
5751-il-23M2wks.
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LOST.-Un Grout George Street, be-
tween Grafton und Kent, it $5 bill.
I<‘inder will please leave at this
otllcc. Ilcward. 5790-9-29m2iptl_
Losr-SEPTEMBER 24iii”5E"rWEE'N
(lily liotcl and Police Station, ladies
gold extension bracelet set with nm-
etliyst. Fliider please leave City
I-lotcl. 5733-9-25M3l.
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MALE lh LP WANTED
wkrwao A PAREEL nov F`oR“A`
Ilry Goods Store. Apply by letter to
~_l§_£)._lloi387. 5778-9-29M3i.
is U V W A N T E°D.:`A""nlTy'TlbGft._l5 yrs.
of age, with good reference, is want-
ed to learn l t d . Add I
L
a goo( ra e res
"Z” P. 0. Box 116, Charlottetown,
5549-9-llmti'
img mmm
y E 'I0 RENT
TO RENT.;K iicw_l-leintzniu|\*piuno.
A tu i . _ - -
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D y iore 578092ilm2I
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TEACHERS WAN FED
EACHER WANTED.-FOR THE
Greenwich school, male or female.
supplement $35.00. Rural mall and
telephone connections. Apply to
SGCPBUIFY. John B. McEaven, St.
P@l9l"B Bly- 5738-9-25 m6I
W - 
WANTED
`IT|'NY`"WA"l‘TfEEE`-'$3 female. island
UHDDed. No other kind will fill till
bill. Will only do business with
the man who actually tnps the
mink. Have for sale 3 pure Island
ranch-raised males. Nelson Wal-
dron, Tyne Valley. P.` E. Island.
_V ,_»___ 5783-9-iillmdl
wAN'rso.-TA"six 106? "hifi ӎiE6I
suitable for confectionery. 118
_ Prince Street.  5731-9-|9m3i pd
WANTED by a lady a warm room
with board and bath room. AD-
_glg begs. 6734-9-sumti
WANTE' ABOUT TEN AGREE OP
good land with first class Dwsllinl
House and outbuildinn within three
miles of Chsriotetown. Address.
:.o.wA. AULD, as Queen St.. Charlotte-
Il.
_._ 5776-Il-88Mll.
WANTED T0 RENT I IHIEI.
home for iamiiy or three! Appl!
at this office.
_ ,__ _ 5048-l-is mtl:
wANrs`b`.IT"FIrnT, "`o,|7A'|'3“' A
suite lowest itrlos sn
X. Y. Z. Guardian 00.
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