. '_
reel; T581!
L   __   __'l'flnon_aizLog'i'srownooinp1is  _   SE,,T_6,'918‘
W
 SME   $,§'§ 1 -...T’!9.9°c¢f¢lGvereec.llfllllllil Chilli   A    if L 
' iiiifé iilsi-ills
_  
iiiiihiiij tha Talcum
i'5f.fv<i§i .ne sine. _ rinse
in gal’ ence- an import-
ant _ i' 'ii » __ .
M.,ii§'roii_¢¢f;,Q it ~
  
ut ak cle of grit 'or
?0 @. .
It iiiilthe-best_sniisep¢i¢ f
poivd,¢;i,for toilet' and
nursei' _; - It keeps the skin 
alot; pflgltltcota a_s well as '
ii _ e orisper ect-
,Tiayzhtrin 35c. __ '
._ fs:
IE. A. Foster
 Drugstore '
é
l
,AGENTS wAN'rsn
oilissiriian Anvianiisuiishrs
*¥O¥§d€§3i£§**lO animals and three large beef cattle
His d ry herd; consists lot eleven
he
Deceioed I
Ijlave you been led to
believe that the knife
is the only cure for
Piles? ' »
If So, it is irnfortun-_
ate, for many thous-
ands are being cured
by the use of Dr.
C-hase’s Ointment.;
Sometimes after oper-
ations have failed and
Often _Wh8I[ " doctors
have said that an oper-
ation was the only
hope.
' t won’t cost. you
much to try this treat-
ment in your own
home. It is sure tore- -
lieve and usually ef-
fects' complete cure. '
C
B
L
_MISCELLANEOUS lars' worth of milk every month. He
PORTRAIT ADINTB WANTED.8'END
for ,cstsl9_s.uo. Prints soho- and
Bromlde. Finished Portraits Con- _
DOMINl'0N
 - _ . will sell about a ton of pork this fall.
EXPR E88 MONEY OR- This is a record in the food production
dere for iive dollars costs three campaign that any farmer may feel
Ceuta; - 125s~9-6ME1i. pfgud 0f_
vei"or`l'i'iat Frames. Glass and all
A
supplies. Merchants Portrait Co.,
Toronto.  »1101»8-28ME6l `
- _l _ _
-_ 5. f chester. St. Avsrds. 124-9-5M2i. 0
NY ONE HAVING MOTOR CYCLE
side cars for sale. Apply to N. Win-‘ S
Q5. UP DAILY EARNED BY GOOD
live men or women soliciting orders
fr{om`oui‘_ iilagnincent treasample
J
b i<"or""i>ei'sonai christmas oi-eu.
ix cards. No outlay. Reasonable P
p lces. Well. known line. Easy to
s{ll. Write British Canadian Pub~‘
ll hiiig C0., Dept. 6, 35 Church, Tor-
RIVATE 8_ALE OF HOUSEHOLD Standard Oil Company 'East Boston,
furniture 106 Hillsboro Street after who is visiting his father, Mr Thos.
ewnrt,Argyle Shore, Mr. Shaw has
a p. ni. izos-9--imai. S,
o_)to.  1100-8-Z8ME2vrks. 
 ` '_
3
“LP WA:NTED-MALE
E
_waln-ren-sov 'ro LEARN 1-HE
Drug business. Apply at once to E.
Q. roster. sso-s-zomu.
WINTEU AT ONCE -_ OPERATOR*
for Montague Central Ofiico. Re-
f§rences required. Apply in writ-
iiig to P. E. I. Telephone Co.,.Char-‘ `
piece work Elgh hour shifts. 7 a
mto3p ni 3p m to11p.m 11
-   warin welcome from many old friends.
ELF win 'ri-IE wnn. `si<ii.i.Eo b
machinists at highest wages, also th
unskilled men and women workers 5°
on shells for Government Orders, ‘°
. . \V
. . - . . D, _ _ _
iw m to 7 a in Apply to 'I' MCM ou People. They ure' on' 5.' 'three
ity’s 0 2 Shell Plant, Rothesay Av, we€,g`|‘;_j'“5|fda‘y, “hd yesgerdzy' mom,-ef]
enue, St John, N B 126296M12i t
D
ldttetown, P. E. I. 
i_ 956-8-20Mtf
WANTED-CARPENTER FOR SHOP
slid Job work. Good wages. Con- F
slant work the year round. Apply
to Charles E. Jarson, 198 Queen
Strict. » 1000-ii-22Mt!. ` _
 ..i
OR SALE SECOND HAND WAG-
gon at a bargain. Apply 31 Elm
Avenue, City. 1223-9-4M3i.
ARM FOR SALE AT ELDON 80
_ A I '_ M_ G_ M Ph _ Mass., has received thefollowing lot-
Eixl ppy 0 u;5_9;r;;; ter from her uncle Corp. N. D. Fin-
_ _ ____ ' ls
" IA
 _
` , ` WANTED
WANTED-SIX OR SEVEN ROOM-.
sd house, fully modern. centrally
UCTION SALE- I WILL SELL 0N_ now in France. Corp. Norman D.
the market square on Friday two Finlayson is the son. or Mr. Poser
road waggons in perfect repair also. ,Finlayson 'or peak-5 gmtigm ;,
some harness, one mare 12 years
old. Sale at 12 o’ciock noon. Benj.
Carter_ Auctioneer. 1250-9-5MZipd. D
located. Write or "phone Mrs. H. H. '
Stei-ns, Queens Hotel. 1265-9-M30
WANTED DNE LARGE UNFUR-
n_1shed‘-robin§"‘Apply Guardian Oiiioe
g' - 1256-9-6lVl3iDd.
WANTED AT ONCE COOK AT DAL-
ton Banatoriuln, North Wiltshire,
$30 s__mo_n_tli with hoard, room and
washing. Phbne or 'write Superin-
tendent. .,_ _ . . Diw.
____ - _ _ _
SECOND HAND CARS FDR SALE
One Overland Roadster, one Grey m
Dart, tive passenger both fitted “I
with seat covers, bumpers and com- 1°
plete- equipinent.'New tires and in Smit C0\ll1t\'Y» It il I 5113"” ¢° 5°"
excellent running order. Apply Hoi- the way in which tho Nvlsol 0! W"
. have dssiroyed' the land and towns.
msn li Reddln, Charlottetown
1228-8-iM3i. I
WANTED HELP--
fro
FEMALE
-MG
wilI_ be held on-the grounds adjoin-
ing
ial
bane Church of Christ on next Dord's
day, morning Sept. 8th at 11 a. m., In
memory of Pte. W. Pope Warren, El-
liotte, who died lighting for his coun-
try August 7th. Service conducted by
the
` at
Al
' of
successful farmers is Mr. S. E. Mc
Lead. Ulgg. His cmp this year in.
cludes thirty nine acres under grain
and six in roots. This crop, Mr. .Mc-
year old boy. He had a large hay and
' ` _ K "W mer by Mr. John J. McPherson, Car-
 *’*HC¥H' digan, with cement walks and floor-
ing, and which now holds one hundred
Hn - d _o ha .
Mr
i' The American Sugar Refining Co..
Ng ALFRED Mc°oNA|_D_ pRov_ Boston, arrived in the city yesterday
incini Lmfd surveyor, He,-manvme_ niornlng, en route to visit hlsbrother
lg. 1|., N0, 3, soupig 1094.3.ggg13|_ Mr. Neill Shaw, Desable. In company
_ _  with him is Mr. John Stewart, of The
I1' PAY! to bay in tlh Pnvimq
. _
TOMGI-i1"l 'IIRYIGI4-Rev. D.
LOU! 'Wm Dreaoli in the People's
hurch this evening at 8 o’oIock.
GRAND FllGNlC.»-A grand picnio
Bt. Columbus Church on Tuesday
opt. 10th in aid ot Church funds.
1219-9-|1131.
ivismonfai. ssnvics-A memor-
service will be held in the Brads)-
minlster J. W. Hayter. Preaching
New Glasgow at 8 p. m.
PROGRESSIVE FARMER.-_One
the lsland’s leading and most
eod put in with the help of a teu
orse barn built for him this sum-
d twenty one loa s i’ y
. McLeod has 14 .head or young
ad. and he sells one hundred dol-
ON VACATION-.Mr John Shaw.
uperintendant of the -Standard Plant
8
a very responsible position ii1_tl\e
at guaranteed minimum daily largest sugar refining business in the
wages with ext;-ns and bonus for United States. Mr. Stewart also has
en in the United' States for over
irty years and has certainly made
od working his way from a' junior
o
ear Willenai
orked his way irpwiird and’ occupies
splendid position with the Standard
their former homes in Argyle and
esale, where they are 's\`ii‘e` of ri
soiviswi-iEaE` iN i=R"ANc`i-:""
Miss Willena lrwinof Winchester.
yson, of 28th. Canadian Battalion.
France
. July 27th 1918
lt is a great pleasure for
e to let you know I am well. I am
so glad to hear that you are walli-
g again. Well, Willena, France is ii
I! ,THI PIIIINT TINAN1' is not
to renew his lease, start the classi-
ned sdvertilinl hunt for the new ten-
ant NOW and get all -the sleep you
needl T
and others will sing. li you have a p
grievance come and air it. M' oi
publicly. 1269-9-6-Mil P,
NEW MAIL CARRIER.-Mr. Sebus- M
on the Hermitage-Pisquld rural
route. silcoccdlus Mr. Joseph Carroll M
who did the work so L-ilthfully and M
to the patrons of his route, because rn
he is diligent, honest and fnhlifui
three essential virtues in a successful M
:nail carrier. _,_
_-L
-. Mrs Lillian Grace
Batt, Water St., City, has 1-eceivmi W
li telegram announcing that her hug.
band, ‘Pte George Charles Batt, in 'D
fanlfy is oiliciully reported uilinittod C0
to 26 General Hospital, Etziples, Aug. th
28 th. gunshot wounds in left arm. sc
Batt. and his friends hope that his M
l_{innon has returned to his home in ye
Green were visitors iii Eirriisclilfc V"
Mrs. Wilfred Enmnn .ina Miss nos- il
Jlean Enman, Clizirlotteiown, wlio $1
Tweedy. Mr. George W. Doors ot’ the
week at his old home in Clicrry
EVER TIIIIIK
you are suffering, will not heal? _
It la because it is so deeply rooted “
that onliinary olntments are lncap
the disease.
reilned that it is capable of reach- S
ing the underlying tissues, and that
is why so many -sos or skin trou-
Don't delay! Get n box of Zam-
Buk and prove it for yourself. Not
only is .it beet for eczema and all
skin troubles, but also for ring-
worm, ulcers, old sores, blood-poi-
soning, boils, piles, burns, cuts and
all skin injuries. All drugglsts or
Zum-Buk Co., Toronto. G0c. box, 3
for $1.25. - _
Send lc. stamp for postage on free
trial boa. ' ‘
0
. Church was held' at York on Wednos
_ MEETING TONIGHT--.Come io lily. ith. insl.. The first session open-
Prince of Wales College this evening ed
at li_’clock and hesr Major Buchanan chairman of the District presiding,
on Pensions. Their abuse and dis 'ph
abuse. Charles Earle, Percy Barlou w
U.
, “J ` Co
Buchanan will answer all queries S
tiali O'l(ceic is tlic new mall carrier Mt.
Valley. ell
are- Montague, $315 ; Souris, $410;
M
DISTRICT Ml ING'
in
The Financial Meeting ei the ch,
vm District of the Meiiioiiigg
at 10 a. m. Rev. lt. G. Fulton.
ose present (besides chairman)
"B3 R9” 0- H- P01911. (Associate
stor,) Ch'. Town. J. Heaney, B. A.,
rnwall, F. H. Littleiohns, York;
D. Webster, Winslow; Henry
orce; B. A. Pownal; W. J. Dom-
ville. Montague; E. S. Weeks, B. D,
urray Harbor; K. King-sion, B. A.,
Stewart.
The laymen present were Col F. S.
ooreand Hy Smith. Ch. Town; Harry
Hyde, Cornwall; J. Matthews,
Zell for the past five years. Mi'. O’ Covehend; John Boundy, Winsloe;
“Um WUI Hive perfect_salisfactioii__ Da
vid Ross, Montague; Frank Con-
d. Souris;
Besides the a-bove brethren Rev. G.
. Young, President of the N. B. and
E.l. Conference, Fredericton N. B.
and Rev, George Steel, D. D., Superln
WOUNDED _ tendant of missions, St. John, N. B.
ere present. _ _
The question of a Missionary Cam-
algn on the District was carefully
nsidered and it was agreed to begin
e work on Sept. 22. The opening
rvices to be Of a distinctly spirit-
Mi-_ Ban went over Wm] the 105th ual character as the inaugural effort
the campaign. The Methodist
wounds wi" my prove S-e,.i0us_ Church in Canada has set as its oh-
m___ jective in Missionary givings, the
EARN8c|_|FFE__Mr_ Robe" M___ splendid sum of $1,000,000 for this
nr. ‘Last _\c:ir $800,000 was the
,igamscm-fe_ from 1, pleasant visit point rcaclicvl. ’l‘lie :amount that this
with friends in LDL 29 and vMnny_ District wus zislioil to iiiukc its objec-
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mitclicll. Village "V9 is $3,700, this being $427 in ad-
ni-c of last year. The suggested
this week, the guests oi' Mr. and Mrs. llllvclllloll f0\` 030-ll Ciflfuif ill!"
John W. Mciilnnou. Other welcome Uh. Town $22-il; Cornwal, $497;
lliarnscllrfo visitors, this week were York. $101: Wlnsloe, $116; Pownal,
78; Vernon River $122; Montague
17; Murr:iy ]~izirl.ior, $108; Souris,
were the guests of Mrs. Hurry $1091Mf-Slmvilfl-$112~
Tho above is an increase of 15 per
cit post oillce, spent zi few days this '~'“"10V0l` last Wilf-
Tlic missionary grants recommend-
tu the missions on the l.listi'ict
t. Stewart, $330.
lt was recommended that Wlnsloe
  receive a grant oi' $300 from the Sus-
tcntntlon Fund, York, $100; Vernon
River, $50.
The question ol’ n missionary in
why that skin trouble, from which sfmm, in ,Ch_ 1-own on N0v_ 10_ 1i_
rid 12th. was endorsed by District.
A public meeting was held in the
'bla Denetraung t° the 8°” °t evening, when tho ndilreeses were
zam_Buk_ on the c0mmry_ is so given by Rev. G. M. Young and Dr.
tcci. _
A resolution was placed on record
ble_ wmch have defied all other expressing the sense ol' loss the Dis-
treatments, hnve yielded to Zam- tri(-i has sustained in the death oi'
B“k‘ flielatc Rcv. J. L. Dawson. B- A-
_ (Pat. please copy)
Ask for Minsrrrl Inu take no other
FOX TAX
Sir:-"Subscriber" in your lSSllB U1'
llie 2nd would compel all ranch-
' " ` ` V' _ ' ers to puy the Government tax of 1%
All-Bill( P
‘ ’ ` j ~ ` Now, iliere is atiother aspect to the
' question. How about those concerns
that psy no dividend to the unfortun-
at
or cent on all stock and pelts sold.
e shareholders? Wlould it not be
more equitable if the tax was, collect-
MVS 509'” my third birthday 'n -ed on the surplus after the sharehold-
IBDCO. but 119119 U’ Wand the “ext  ers had received some small return
with y0\1~ I |10" met “ mt °f my” on their outlay say 5 per cent or so'.'_
m Boston that l KHUW- I thank Some directors take especial care to
_ , . _ you for the pictures. they were “"0 '\ -"T charge it to the shareholders any-
WKNTED AM-IOUSE WITH MOD-
ern conveniences. Centrally locat-
ed. Apply at this olilce.
, ,_ 1233-9-4M4lpd.
* » _P-1_-ii . " - ~
wanren A1' once A voima wo-
man with three. or tour seasons ex-
 1
W
ANTED MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
to do laundry work at Dalton San-
atorlum. Good wages. Apply to
Superintendent, North Wiltshire.
1224-9-4M6i.
Derlence at millinery. AIIPLY W 'w' N'.,.ED 6| '_ R G A `
Miss Wrendie, Prowse, Bros.
. . 1220-9-4M3l.
i _
housework, Apply at this ollloe. -
1071-8-27dtf. to
Your Loving
::We have handed over to an at-
.__
- 1
/..
/
and l would like some more. / . how. Again, "Subscriber" knows a
1 guess this is all the news I have I *‘ f ' J "lot _of good honest men in the fox
migfilme Hope to hear from YU" V y business." My, yes and there are oth-
` /V C
!'00ll, .
rs not "so good."
What about thc watered stock in
Uncle Y » ’ some of the ranches? What about
directors charging shareholders-
who paid for foxes--from the $150
lo $200 ii pair por annum for 'tliull'
rney a number oi' accovrltl f°" °°|' _ - f ' ' keep? lf lhcro were only iz dozen
. lectlon. ll' you Will! 1° "V0 °XP°"°°v » pairs or so one could understi\n'l it;
POULTRY WANTED-I WILL BUY '
dressed (owl and chickens every
Tuesday. J. D. Jenkins, Char-
lottetown. 1215-9~4M2wks. _
WANTED A TEACHER FOR NEW
Argyle 8dhooi.‘.Supplemeiit 885. Ap-
Dly Harry McNevin, Secretary.
- 1166-I-Bllldi.
_-innin-
WANTED AT ONOE, COTTAGE. OR
tenement with modern canvenien
ces. stable in connection preferred.
Avoly A. iii. s. in oi-ation street.
, 1198-9-iildipd.
WANTED oiiiL Fon GENERAL
 
 *
housework. Apply MPS. Fmi RW' w
ins, 296 Grafton Street. of
1261-9-6M2ipd.
FOUND
irouno on rnunsoav mai-rr oN M
il . i I .
the road near Georgetown ii lsily's
cost. ‘Owner may have the same by
cslliiigat The Two _Macs Drug*
store.
LOST__ _ _ '
¥_. ,_J_ _ ,_ _.#4-
IOARDERI WANTIDPTWO GIN-
tlemon boarders can be acoonilnodf'
*WI in private family. centrally
located, large bedrooms on second
door. Inquire Guardian Omoo. mt.
T  ' 
WANT!! IIBOND HAND FOX-
wirs for ranch." Apply to J. T. Col- .
' Lou' Ar i<sN`siN`o1'oN iiscss
A\l|\ist,28th heavy overcoat tlkon
from Dunholni's stall in mistake.
Findsr_plo_ue leave some st R-
osy 1 Co., Charlottetown and rec-
eive reward. . 1¥\|‘9'5“3l-
siroariores vnca Nr c
lm. vom.. ruin. iuoia-raisins.
wsnrso 1-o asm- suisu. run- I .
lillhed apartment. list 'or comin
hr roars-msniuiooapio, no oiiha-
'°°- Awly' oiilfmua im-mailed
',A,_|.",§|N ._ nxcausivs ‘ tins”
for-'city town or ooiintl’¥» ill “rh-
inn _ ¢i|y.~_|iigs¢¢i_.Peri»nmt sllrw'
es. -so mantle: 
D 1 m ' '
Lain Broi ers n.“_’u“__
Until the 15th- Sflhloy Drol-
Hvpophosphites Q
'petite needles your nerves
,lq¢il0li_Ai.D 8: 
please pay yours at once. The store - ' hut when it comes to 30 or more pairs
Ill be open to receive some 9 f° 12 1 its simply extortion. Suppose the
olock a. m. 1 to 5 o'¢|0¢|< P- Wi- d“"Y - ranch is on ii farm the farm;-r ul-
12"'”'°M3'- 
_:__---_--_----n _ he|p_ l _
tends to his farm und looks alter tli-'~
foxes as well, with pcrliiips a little
I know ranches tliiit are conduct-
|n.,.d»| Llnlment used by Physicians i _  sd for the henotii of the sliaroholdors
l
- Is-»:  . ‘
f will si...'.l.¢..y
_ _ . - ._ ~- ._
1.-'i 'sa ' '-.
dabilit in Am_a1?'1ic,
_ __ i§opstituii_oi.s. Builds
you up, reilforelvoiir ap-
,_;._i__.~.~:t
THE 2 MACS
DRUCGIS1'-S .
, Compound `
A f. i t. 'dei-
fec!.iv3:_.:eir§_’°g;'.'laf‘4;l7. :glaledi i
=oonditioris in various kinds .
ofagiiiitii-i__iir°;:;i_rii_5ilaisnts,:ii|,;ii. l
ri" I ‘ f
-ciioim infoiiniii titled!
 1 ;s°ld°nl_y  ,
:_  _ ,,; ‘uw
Preacrlilwlom Ewgglst ‘
whore the charge is not half as much
'as tho uliovc, and iho foxes as wcll
fed, li not better. So the extortion-
ars hsvn’t ri leg to stand on in that
respect. "By their deeds shall ye
know them."
I sm Sir, etc.
"Dl8GU8TED”
Box 252 City.
GERMANY HAI THIM T00.
.AMBTIBDADL Sept. 4-Rumors
__lM°rhus, camps, Mic’ etc_ _-that Field Marshal Von Hlndenhurg
l
has committed suicide, that the whole
German army has gone over to the
Aiillo-French forces, and ‘ that the
'British fleet -has attacked and destroy-
.od Heligolnnd have become so wide
tllilllll A.  I
spread in Essen district that the com-
maridant of that town has issued si
proclamation sdvlslns the viable not
to belive "extravagant rumors."
. Prince Edward 
1
f
i
MATINEE DAILY AT 3.15-NIGHT AT 7 AND 8 45 , '
a ' .
‘.H‘.
1 ~ lu' 13
T|ie} Frank Gieiidon
Sian Hedda Nova
The “Woman and
Sw rio wel.”
Second Episode
Entitled
“The Open
Switch*
A Sensational train
wreck is but one of
themany thrills in this
exciting e Eisode of
one of the est serials
we have ever screened '
HEDDA NOVA '
_ 1,
A Feast of
laughter
I
In the
Roustabout
\ 2 Laughing
Acts
cha""’ Adventures of
Chaplin Slingaree
Ent itled
‘The Tracking
ol Stingaree
THE PA'l`l-IE NEWS Monday & 'i uesday"' ' `
Up to the ,minute scenes
»fr0m the Allied
J AC K PICKFORD'
-IN-- ‘
“e“°“°S “lit spoil of 17'#
' ll '°“ _
Another Startling
Episode in the
.,`~.
P' I "" - _ _ 
People’s Theatre ,l
TONIGHT AT 7 AND 8.45 ` il
Mutual Pictures Present
 GERTRUDE IQALEX ANDER
ROBINSON D
GADEN
._ IN__
“The Quality of Faitli”,
-IN--5 ABSORBING ACTS-5
_ A story based on the world old struggle
between Capital
and Labor  "
i
The Screen Telegram
AN EXCELLENT
or ro riiil: miiiurii Nizws COMEDY sUBJE¢ 1*
J Monday _rizihcis x. _iiusiihih
Tuesday AND Bizviiiir ihirlili
,-1N- “The Brass Checkf’
SEASON STA RTI NC.
' ~ I
1-HE p0TATO DIGGING turn out from 80 to 100 barrels to the
' zicrv.
The iiziiliiigc hy frost was not sev-
_-_- cw, as tho iubcrs had grown very
GRAND 1-‘ALl.S. Aus. 31-“T110 D0'
tf?.O;iie.cup-orihreell “I
\ ‘ 4, ‘
nisra    
STU  
= \ `- :L ° 3:' "
/*-"`.»Cc»in'l:aiin$" __
HO
,  Ca-F'F-echo' 1
i f '
4-
g- I
_'rg
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» 
well before the tops were nipped.
Potatoes in Houlton are worth $3.00
tato digging season has hcizlm Url Ft H barrL,l_ ._,. ._
small scale in the St. John ltlver dis- _______________-
tricts. The crop is not as lioavy Us
last year when it ran about 125 bm l Many :1 miin's originality is due to
mis of the acre. This season it w;..l:; floloctivc iiicuiory. , , ._ n,
.___ ,`
‘f. ' ..
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