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RACELET
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Our sale-of _these popular
Watches is daily _ increasing.
Our stockconsists of the
Celebrated Waltham and
also the best Swiss makes
either-extension or strap.
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gfnranr or EVENTS.
' ' T0-DAY.
City‘Magistrate’s Court, 9
Prince Edward Theater, 3,
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2.5
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8.45". ' ' '
Musicals in St James' Hall, 8 p.m.
Visitors' Day. Queen _ Square
Sohoo_1.‘_ _ f, _.nv
*i '  '_ BIRTHS
i»¢ri`§§;.._aai,,1»i..¢m. aug. on.. 1910.'
to llfxend Irs. B' V Penny, a daught-
er.-l_lbifle Il-I! ~
 At th M 0 nit nos.
i?fA'L`.`£ft9wf\T°n..'1’h\lrsd;v?rA\\; 100151
16.1? ` to  _and 'f»‘irs_._ C. H. Callback;
so-*fourteen Ave., a daughter. Mar-
garet:-Jdnt f’ _'.2 - ‘ ~ 5
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'-'-.f.'.,,_-.,-.._’~."""’t 1-- .  -_ 1
Lois
Coles
Gth. 1916.
~. .  l 'rho senoo °
_lanhvefoniechon l Brown" is iixiraisoharqne
fand Chestnufsizes.
_ance later on, we would sug-
fgest“ booking your orders at
.once, and taking delivery
E L
625 tons Anthracite Sinai
She will be followed by “N in-
eta M. Porcella” with 825 tons
and by the “Mary Manson
Grueserf' with 1300 tons, all
ofthe highest Grade Amer-
can Anthracite in Egg. Stove
As prices are sure to adv-
from vessels, you will save
money. '
BUNTAIN BELL & £0.
Mtf.
F-_--5 -#_-1 |
Card of Thanks
Miss Annie H. Cameron, Sum-
merside, begs to thank her many
friends both in town and co_untry
who so kindly helped her in the
rg-_§_ent Contest.
 
Far Sale `
A farm at Milton consisting of 70
acres, 9 miles from_Cnarlottetown in
first class sbate of cultivation. House
nearly new, out-buildings in good re~
pair fenced with spruce hedges
good orchard, convenient to church
and school. Apply
ANTHONY ESSORY,
New Wiltshire, R. R. No. 4.
1790-9-2ME1wkpd.
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Property For Sale
We are authorized by Peter Stuart,
Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro-
perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ-
ated on Brackley Point Road. 8 miles
from City. If not sold by Private Sale
by 20th October it will be offered by
Public Auction with stock crop and
implements of which one notice will
be given. Apply Peter Stuart, on
premises pei- Ben). Carter, Auctioneer.
1795-9-2Mtf. _
 &
FO? SALE
at Elliot’s Station, very desirable
property, consisting of one acre or
ground, with splendid house' and’ out-
buildings. All in prime condition,
fine orchard, excellent pump, about
five chains from church, school and'
store. Appply to ` `
W. C. WOOD,
‘Elllotfs Station, P. E. I.
1844-9-6MtiI.
I Auction Sae
Theresidence of Mrs Amelia
Bonnell will be sold by auction
at her residence -Murray River
on Thursday 14th September
C0mm€nC1Ilii at 12 O’Clock. noon;
also at thesame time and place
her household effects, For further
information apply to'Mrs. Ame-
lia Bonnell, Murray Kiver.
D.`GLOVER " `
Auctioneer
1609 8-24Thur&Mon6ipd.
BAGS BAGS
50,000 Grain Bags
30,000 Potato Bags
Wholesale
Carvell Bros.
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5 Y 5?" '."“"$ lf' -..
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in R -U.. ..'F4':ls»d suidlgsiion of rhuzevsr- ‘
A number of Americans visited
some of the leading Prince County
Fox Ranches, and it is understood
that some good slae sales have been
made. 2
Among the Fox Ranches in the lm-
mediate vicinity of Summerside that
will be in a position to pay a cash
dividend this year are: The Pavil-
lion Fox Company; British North
American Fox Company; Park 'ls-
Iand' Black Silver Foxes Limited; the
Regal Fox Company.
The Security Fox`Connpany, Sum-
merside, report that the sale of stock
is increasing from month to month.
This Company has received numer-
ous applications from P. E. I., N. 
N. B., and Quebec, as well ae' the
United' States.
Presentation
A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of Mr. Angus Mclnnls,
Martlnvals, on Friday evening, Au-
gust 25th, when a number oi the
young people of that place, assembled
to bid good-bye- to his son, Rev. Jn-
mes Mclnnis, who with his wife and
little girl, has been visiting on the
Island' for a few weeks. After a few
hours spent in music, and singing.
a purse was handed' Mr_ Mclnnis by
Willie McPhee, accompanied by the
following addres's:- _
it is with regret that we learn of
your departure so soon from our
inids-t.',`lt has been a gre-at pleasure
to us, to have heard the voice of one
who has been a school-mate to most
of us' present, raised in preaching the
Gospel. On behalf of the' people of
Martinvale, please accept- this gift
as. a small token of the esteem, and
regard in which you are held; and
It is our wish and prayer, that you
you may be instrumential in winning
many souls to Christ, in the- work ton
which you have' been called, as we bid
you and Mrs. Mclnnis adieu, It is
with the hope that before many years
have gone by that we may have you
with us again. _
Mr. Mclnnis was taken completely
by surprise, but he thanked the con-
tributors in a few kindly and well-
chosen words, afte-r which the event
was brought to a close by all joining
in singing, "God Be With You Till
We Meet Ag`ain."_
THREE BRITISH STEAMERS SUNK.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Lloyds Shipping
Agency reported that the following
British steamships had been sunk:
Duart, 3,108 tons, unarmed; Strath-
arllan, 4,404 -tons, unarmed; Kelvinia,
3.140 tons, unarmed, crew and passen-
gers saved; Mascotte, 1,097 tons, of
Leith. '
-_-A. despatch to Reuter’s Telegram
Company from Amsterdam states that
the Dutch steamer Zeerarend, 4,620
tons. has been torpedoed. The crew
was saved.
 
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Tenders i
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVAL
SERVICE..
NOTICE OF SALE.
SEAILED TENDERS addressed to
the undersigned, will be received up
to noon of the 1st October,_19l6, for
the purchase of the
I!-sg-Fllh Fertilizer `
to be produced at the Dog-Fish Re-
duction Works at Canso, N. S., d
Clark's Harbour, N. S., during :ge
season' of 1918. The total quantity
that will be produced' rin estimated
of between 150 and 200 tons of 2.000
pounds.
- No particular form is necessary
for use in tendering. but envelopes
should be distinctly marked across
the face, "Tenders for Dog-Fish Fer-
tllizer."
The fertilizer will be put up in
bags of 100 pounds each, and n, charge
of _15 cents' will be made for each
bag, additional to the price paid' for
the: fertilizer.
onsistent with the price offered)
tenders from bona ilde agricultur-
ists will receive ilrs-t consideration;
the rlzh-t is reserved, however, to re-
ject any or all tenders.
Tenders' from non-residents of the
provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brun-
swick, and Prince Edward' island,
will not- be considered. and guaran-
tees must be given that the fertili-
zer will not be disposed' of or used
outside of there provInces_
Tenders should state the quan-
tity required in bass. and the mini-
mum quantity acceptable at the price
offered, and from which point it is
deéirdi shipmenpl giould haf made.
The price offered ould ‘be on the
basis of so much per_l00 pounds.
Terms of saleare cash with _ten
(10) days of acceptance of tender
for .specific _quantItias', all! charges
for transporation 'from Works to be
borne by 'the fpirclgser. -II-‘allure to
remit. within the 'ti e 'specified will
result in the cancellation of tender
without .further notice, and -the allot-
ment being diverted to thci neat high-
est tender. or such other as may be
in order.
itemittances should be 'made pay-
able at par to the Department of the
Naval Service at .Ottaway Bank
cheques will not be acceimed' unless
certified
oe .
Department of the Naval .'S_srvice. - ’ - _ .. , ' - ~ - the ~ _
Un Qsilgrvii A““;latl§¢1"ll°`tai ‘ inoiunl on ai If ` ’ i ` ` - -. .'  1' .   ff.
an e ' pu o s A gpm I ere or n ii that il . ._ f ` " ` ‘   “-_ » ` »' _. 
advertisement win not no pero' for. me ¢°,ff'{¢:|f,°L 2| |,g¢,y.~_guiity,osrsoni who nivoormlhfolivn iigwil ngfdd'-1 .' ~fHl.\t';Um°i5m3l °f _ A 'Wm the -lfmnlud fig*
1884-9-7MilI. - broken tombstonoal-' _;_»_eI_.¢!ltroyed other property In the burial- und on  ~ ’ ~ ‘ , _ . . .  ._ _ -
' ` the Malpeque  commonly known as the old Pmtumt Com .I --‘gvmlngi ‘ ‘  ' ' . " g l
._ ¢ -.
,  eta
drtion _ by eating Shredded
supplies the greatest amoun_t___
of bodybuilding material
with the least tax upon the
digestion. You cannot getl
to “the front” 'in any_bus_i-
l1¢SS_with a poorly nourished
body. Delicious for break-
fast with sliced peaches and
Cfeafn.
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_GAME AS A NATIONAL ASSET.
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_,_-Ge_t,e ,, ,mf C 0 A I. 1  FUX NUTES 3.5.5.5. *..‘.‘°.;’,r‘.:;‘.i£. 52°.:
Wheat Biscuit, a food that __
Made in Canada l
the protection of forests, nslp md'
game. . 1
In the setged and civilised regions
of North Am rica, there is no yogi no.
cessity for the consumption-or wild
game as human food; nor is there any
good excuse for the sale of game for
food gurposea. The .oporaniona of
mai-ii r comm snoois be prohibited’
everywhere, under severe penalties.
The highest purpose whichtlie kil-
ling of wild game and game fishes can
hereafter be made to serve is in fur-'
nislsing objects to overworked men for
tramning 'and camring trips in _,the
wilds. and the val_e of wild gani's'as
human food should no longer' be' re-
garded as an important factor in Ya
pursuit.-Code of Ethiice, Mlchlg n
Wild Life League. _
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` A rmeurs.
The following lines were composed
by Mrs. Frank Dunning, New London,
on hearing that ber brother Private
Claud Dunning had been killed in ac-
tion fln Belgium on August 12th.
“Killed in action,” these dread words
fell ,
_ With a knell on our hearts and home
one day,
This was the -message sent to tell
That our soldier boy was lost in the
fray. _ ‘
Judging from tl/1 rate at which the
-wild creatures of North Americh are
now being destroy# d, fifty years hence
there will be no large game left in
the United States nor in Canada, out-
tection of forests and -wild life and
the creation of game preserves, while
man who find pleasure in hunting or~
ilshing should be willing to spend both
side of rigidly protected game pre-_ strong, `
serves. It is therefore the duty of I With a past so clean and a future
every good citizen to promote the pro- bright,
a supply of game remains. Everyl right.
time and money In active work for. Far from the ones he loved so well.
“Killed in action," oh! can it be?
Sacriilced at the German mart,
With tearful eyes we only see
An empty chair, and aching hearts.-
Brave and manly and young and
Although we see the.years so long,
We know he died for the cause of
Died, alone, in a foreign land,
P I
3lé9l€9I€9I€?I€5i€BI€5I€3|€¥
charge Twenty-tive cents.
Guardian Classified Ads
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
 
£1-5* '-_ L
JY 117%
AGENTS WANTED.
~ HELP WANTED-MALE _
AGENTS-"WORLD'£`. GREATEST
War” including Life of Kitchener,
beating 'all selling records; sample
book free; experience unnecessary;
make forty dollars weekly. War
Book Publishers, Brantford Ont.
_ _ 1030-8-2501241.
$6-DEAL DIRECT WITH THE
English infinufacturers. Represent-
ive line of Private.Chrlstmas Greet-
ing Cards. Spare or ‘whole time.
Representatives a1ready'in_aking $6.
and up daily. Ordersillleed within
48 hours.. Write direct to Manufac-
turers, Dept. 10 _35 Church-Street.
Toronto. 1836-9-6M2I.
AGENTS wAN'rEo- To BELL Fort
“the old_ reliable Fonthlll Nurseri-
es."fWe teach our men to sell. ‘Ex-
perience unnecessary: highest
commissions paid: hiiudsoine free
equipment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto, Ont. ' ‘ ‘
1772-9-1-MEilllSep.30
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
wAN_1'eo'-"-`A"m_uo Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply between 8 and
9 to Mrs. L. E. Wellner, 154 Prince
Sl.. _ 1856-9-6M3i.
WANTED.-A middle aged woman for
general housework, must be a good
cook. Write to Elizabeth Phalr.
Charlottetown P. O. .
1820-6M2lpd
wK_N1'so-M'Ana 'Fon "GEMRIL
housework. Apply 13 Fii2l‘0Y
Street, West. _ 1198-9-2Mti.
WANTED-;_TWO DINING ROOM
girls at Queen Hotel. 1_'_l0_5-_8_-_2_9Mtf.
WA"N'rEo-"°A"MK|D`Fon aaNs|iTlZ
house work. Apply at once to Mrs.
D. Stewart, 166 Kent Street.
1631-9-24Mti‘.
PUPIL NUR8E8.- MALE AND FE-
male wanted ot the Taunton State
male wanted at the Taunton State
es. For particulars, address. Dr.
Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton
Stata Hospital, Taunton, Mass.
8191-4-11Mtf.
 
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AN ACRE AND A HALF
of land at Kingston, with good buil-
dings. Apply David Wilson, Kings-
ton. 1839-9~8Mllil31pd.
JUST- RECEIVED: 500 MOODY
books in story and sermon form.
Price only 15cents or` 8 for $1.00 at
"The Little Book Store" 198 Queen
St., R. K. Brace. 1848-9-6M3ipd
ssPA'h/won o|L- A i-nal-I on/toe
sewing machine oil, imported ex-
pressly by- us. The beat oil on the
market for separations. 30c per
quart. Try a can to-day. Miller Bros.
~123 Kent St. 1852-9-IiM3i. _
i>..“`_..._.§`_v FBT aA'L'i`Z F|'r`riiN
inn-red rock hes. chesp.  lil
WMI-nv Flrawt. ' 990 . . RM"
_______TE_ACHERl WA
TEACHER WA TlD-- N AC
count of the man engaged becom-
ing ill. a first clans tetsderf lggolgg
eary school. is wen . _
supplement. A. J. Ma eson. Sec’y.
'$71 ai-sim.
_"'"=“"'§’1“E_ ~ i e-L'L'f,s'”oC.'s._. '
mn. ooucs“r1-'s“°WH£‘i€i»'r ras
lodging hou4|e_on_ ,eylnvlllh Stl.
has moved to 251 King' Bt.. known
as American Henle. ol7ll0l"9 53"'
atives wanted to carry our eiiclus-~
WANTED A GOOD SMART YOUNG
man to learn the d'rug business.-
Good wages and a goodopportunity
to the right boy. Johnson & John-
son. 1854-9-8-Mti.
WANTED- A BOY T0 CARRY
parcels _and work about thestore,
McLellan Bros. ‘
1858-9-6M3i.
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The Health A
and Beauty Bath'
is assured when_I_.ifebiioy
Soap is used. It. keeps the
skin radiantly clean and
.glowing with health.
Llfebuoy is an honest soap
-unwrsp a cake and smell
it. A mild carbolic odor ll
there--that means an ut-
terly healthy skin. But, the
odor vanishes immediately
'after use. ‘
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,.  iiouriy expected fro
gi *'"-1. ';-;T5_;__.;_V' nl  New  PCE*  '_ l
 ' _ _ _-"_/_ B¢.nia;L..nowns 1100 rang _ li.
f0v“ s HARo
 and PFI: 00.ner "Rivi _ _
 ~_250 '1`ol'isS(£s’t‘qi1ality_ ii£imaa'll'¥’»`f` lil
 Sim- :Customers v`villkind'ly. 
 place their'oro'ers andtake
 _delivery oi_ their Coal whilst 1
I Phone lll
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Float for ins i-isnt. with su ti.;
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Only God and his angel hand ,
Kriows the spot where our brother
. fell. _ _
Surely God in his wisdom great
Will pardon those, who for honour
fall,
And say to them at Heaven's 88_i9
l“Come up higher, one and all.' /
Farm for Sale
The subscriber offers for sale the
farm commonly known as the Klon-
dyke McLeod farm, on tlie North River
Road, within two miles of Charlotte-
town. lt consists of 24 acres of good
land with buildings thereon, and will
be'sold with or without stock,” crops
and implements. For further partic-
ulars enquire ,on premises, or write
D. R. Cameron. R. R. No. 2, Charlotte-
town, P. E. I.
1864-9-7thuStu4wpd.
ight for the rod. white and
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The above School will re-
open on Monday, 8ept_
18th under direction of
Prof. H. S. Hinton late of
London, Eng. and Vocal
Pupil of Sir Charles
Santley. Organ and _Plano
Pupil of Dr. Slnclalr of
Herreford Cathedral.
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-APPLICATIONS-
TIIE CHARLOTTETOWN
scnooi or _music
Received at.1'50' _Princell ,
st. until Sent; 1 sth. _ '
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WANTED- IN YA DRY* 'GOODS
store- a -sfmart boy tor delivering
_ parcels. Apply by letter to 'P. 0.
Boxx 387. 1807-9-`4M3I. _ _
SALESMEN- EXCLU8|VE_\ LINE
h_ouse newly remodeled throughout.
Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock
and territory. cash payments week-
ly. Write Luke Brothers, Limited,
Montreal. 1784-9-2M6i.
WANTED- A YOUNG MAN TO Ae-
sist in photo studio. A ly, Cook’s
Studio. 15%-8-23Mtf.
 
_ LOST -
I-031'-I-2|# Sunday. on me nnoiieo
Road. hoy's cunt, leave at Singer
_0iilce. city. 1831-9-sivirnpd
LOST- A SUITCASE WITH PAR-
cels- betlween Market House and
Hillsboro Bridge. Finder please
leave at Jenkins & Son.
__ _ 18§2-9-6M3lpd
LOB_T-GOLD STICK PIN (WINGED
foot) in or between Prince Edward
Theatre and 213 Prince St. Please
return to above address.
1859-9-tlM2ipd.
W 
T0 LET.
ROOMS TO LET-PLEASANTLY
and centrally located. Apply at- the
ofilce. __
. 1849 D9-6-Mtf.
'ro LET-House |=unN|sHs_D on
unfurnished at 137 Kent-St., posses-
sion given after Sept. 15. Apply
on premises 18
_ ___ . 42-0-sim.
'ro LET- House No. 17 UPPER
Prince St-., possession given Oct.
ill- Alillly 175 Upper Prince St
1234-9-aivieipa
Fon `n~sN'r- a-nooM_`HoUss
splendid location, bot water heating,
all modern conveniences. Apply.
R. E. White, 15 Villa Ave. Phone
37i._ _ _
1833-9-GMU
'ro Lsr.--in center or ony. doin"-anis
home, with modern improvements.
Partly furnished if necessary; Box
440. city.___ 15_0a~s-is-in tr.
TO LIT -HOUOE 8UiTA'lfE_FOR
boarding house. Apply 282 Great
G_e2rge St. 4106-l.9Mtf_
TO LET-AT IRIGHTON. house oi
10 rooms all modern improvements,
possession Nov. lst. ' Apply to J.
J- MGKIIIIIUII- 1028-7-18l|tf.
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WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR
Three or four unfurnlshed rooms
centrally located. Apply 58 School
Street. 1885-9-6M2ip2_
WANT D- _ Comfortable dwelling
house, near clt¥.,for six months,
furnished. or imftlr furnished. Ap-
ply Canadian Bank of Commerce.
___; ‘ 1820-9-Mlwpd.
WANTED-TO RENT. A FOUR
with five or six roms, modern con.‘
venlences and good locality. State
rent and when available. Addrell
J. J., P. O. Box 38, City.
way Station. . 184!-iNIM9_ipd.
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Aluminum Cookiiig__U-tensile ~
GIVEN FREE  
Asa special inducement to pay cash for goods pur-
chased from us we have arranged to give' 'away ABSOI.,
UTELY FREE _these magnificent pie`c`es_ of Aluminum
Ware and by saving your Coup ms you will soon be able to
furnish your home with a Com plete Set oi these Aluminum
Cooking Utensils ' '  ' '  ~'_'__` '
Come One, Come All, _Come Early and _often
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Read:What We Give Our Cash Customers: Free
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of Groceries. Fruit, Confectionery, Crockeryware, Meat#
Poultry and Vegetables. Aslt‘for Circulars giving full-
details. _This is your opportunity.
F. J. Holman & C0. I-itl.f-A
Good Roads Day -At The
Provincial Exliiliitioll
Good Roads' For Nova Scotia
at The Provincial Exhibition in Halifax. `
urged to make it a point to be in the  par-
Everyone interested in this important iniitter is
ticular day. _ -I / .
.ssosiosss Meeting, will be new in .ihs_.aiio_rd ‘di
Trade Rooms at 10 o'cIock in the nfornlng' for the
_purpose of effecting the organization of 2 Provincial
Good Rosas Aooonnon' ` ~ " ` "
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