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_I Repiedies And `

‘Toilet " Preparations

are being used by thous- -ands in every section of 2 the United States and

There .is a very good

easou for this. Each _ .vensiar product repre- sents the most carefully seliéted. ingredients com- pounded by the most sk iful students of medi- cine and the finest Der- fumers. '

Let us' tell you m -re

about them. _

E. A. Foster

Central Drugstore flleadquarters for Fishing ~ _ Tackle

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\ 'orchard whitefshake we and ou

7 any drug store or toilet counter will

Girish Mako beauty, lotion IQ homo fora few santa, Try igi.

Squeeze the juice 9|! two lemons in-

to a bottlo containing three ounces of

Il. Y

have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beau- tiiier, at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and

supply three ounces of orchard ,white for a few cents_. Massage this, sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck. arms and hands each day and -see how freckles -andblemlslres disappear and how clear. soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.

, _.es _. _L 5--9

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

"the old reliable i<‘onthlll Nurser

,_ _ We teach our men to sell.

Experience unnecessary; highest

»K+)H'3I<§3iQ3Y_

of proofs. first class finished por ‘raits, frames at lowest prices Call or write United Art Co. 4 Bruns wick AVO. 'i`oronto, Ont

5093-5-21TueME8\l

f "AGENTS WANTED Porrrnarr Assure, A New uns

ies " I _ f I- - I

commissions paid; handsome, free equipment. Stone & Welllngton._ Toronto. 115-7»1till50tlr l

PORTRA'IT AGENTS WANTED. _

ANTED EXPERIENCED TEACH er for Clyd‘e River School. Supple- ment' $75.00. Apply to -C. D. Mc- Lean, Secretary. 9040-6-25M6ipd_

Send for Catalogue, Prints. Solar

and Bromide. Finished Portraits T

Convex or Fiat. Frames. Glass and all supplies. Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto. - 100-7-ltilllth

EACHER WANTED FOR CORN- wall School. First or second class. Supplement $80. Apply J. I1. Mc Lean. Secretary, (Iornwall. ‘June 28th, 1918. 9177-6-`2ilM3l.

WAN TE D HELP - FEMALE

GIRL WANTED. APPL Y ‘ELDON _ Hotel, 177 Kent Street. 9106-6-26Mtf _ COOK WANTED.-AT ONCE AT

ATTENTION. PRINCIPAL WANT-

od for Victoria School. Supplement voted $150. Midsummer vacation. Apply by letter or in person if pos- sible. E. Boswell. Secy. Trustees.

9030-6-2fiMtf_

Dalton Sanatorium, North Wilt- T

shire. Plain cooking, $30 per mtlr.,_ with room. board and- washing. Ap- ply Superintendent Dalton Sunator~ ium_ Give references if possible.

- 9118-6-27l\flwk

.3-1 L_, 1 f

EACHER WANTED FOR PORT llili school, District No. 4. Prince tlouniy; a first or second class teacher; supplement. $75.00, Apply to Archie Ellis, Secretary Trustees. Port Hill. 9145-6-.28M4i

FOUND PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED

glasses some few days ago. Owner may have same by calling at Guard-

ANTED, TEACHER FOR MIL- burn school, No. 105. Supplement $50.00. Mid-summer vacation. B. L. Campbell, Secretary O’Leary, R R. 2. 9136-6-28M3ipd

FOUND w

” ian Ofilce and paying for adv.

9635-2-28Mtf.

A MISCELLANEOUS

ANTED ONE SECOND CLASS. male 'teacher for -Cape Egmont School, No. 60. Supplement $80 M-id~summer vacation. Apply to

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¢ ,J 1" i., sz. ~ . if 6" “` . _ _ . ._ i - ..r--;»,_~.; , "»?~_-.`1* _ ,mn ‘ * ‘ _..}.".’_..}§,- ~ - __,. -‘ ~ ‘ ' f ' _ , ` ' '~“_“ 'i "' -‘ ' '~._ ~- rr “ . ‘ - if -"' /1'* "“lm_ ‘ ,_,_,__ _ _ _.-'_.=-midi.-mi..

~ ... ~. yi _ ‘ _ fo P '

IT IS ALWAYS' SAFE T0 SEND A

_,‘_ Dominion Express Money Order. 'J Five dollars costs three cents.

102-7-MEII

Napoleon Arsenault, Secretary. "

9156-628M5i.

EACHER WANTED FIRST OR second class for Sea Viow school.

:STRAYED ON MY PREMISES. A '- white bull, with large notch from

top of each ear. li’ not claimed will be sold to pay expenses. P. A.

Cahill. St. Charles. 9169-6-29M4I

Supplement $80. Edwin Murphy. Secretary. 9154-6-28M6pd. ANTED Fo_n_“ enesuwici-I I school. it 2nd class, female teacher. (Protestant). Duties to begin July

' Jack Riggs, Corner Weymouth and

Fitzroy streets, and will continue the grocery and provision business.

103-6-1M2i

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED. -TWO TEACHERS FOR

Graham Road School. Supplement $75.00 for each teacher. Garden in connection with school. Alfred

teacher' for Park Corner School.

Sltpplemeni 330-00- APPIY bl' tem, Supplement $65. Midsnnrnrcr vue- 9

phone or mail to John Stewart. French River. 110-7-lME.ii

°“-~_----*»-~~~. ' 9013-6-zsM5|r>d.

WANTED TEACHER FOR BRACK - Iey Point. First or Second class.

supplement $75. Apply C .i-i. Shaw, Secretary. 0158-6-28M3l.

TEACHER WANTED FOR WARREN

Grove School first or second class. Supplement $80. Apply Waiter Scott, North River. 9149-6-28M3|_

WANTED _ A TEACHER FOR COR-

raville school. Supplement $25. Spring and fall vacation. By order of trustees. Pius MacM\l|lnn. Sec- retary of Trustees. -9183-6-29M1ll.

TEACHER WANTED FOR FOREST

Hill School. Supplement $50.00. Spring ami fall vacation. Apply to A. D. Macdonald, Secretary, Forest

Hill. 9182-0-28M3ipd.

:NEW STORE.-H. FEAVYOUR HAS

purchased the grocery business of

8th. Supplement $40. John B. Mc- Ewen, Sec'y. Greenwich, R. R. No.

School. Supplement $60. Spring and fall vacations. Freeman Robert- son, Secretary, Point Poplar.

9151-6-2SM6pd

TEACHER WANTED FEMALE TEA-

cher for Mount Hope Soho-cl. Sup-

, ation. Seven pupils on the ~roll_ Ap- ' plv to Allan Robertson Secretary

i class teacher for De Sable School

ation. State experience if any. Hoc- I tor MacKay. Secretary. I

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEA- » cher. first or second class for Belle I River School. No. 136. Suplement I $100.00. Apply to A. W. Msclurren. I

‘plement $50. Apply lingh Nichol- B son, Secretary. 9153-6-2BM2i.

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WANTED FIRST OR SECOND 1

School. Supplement $80.00. \V

SITUATIONS VACANT

TEACHER WANTED FOR BON-

shew school, No. 25; second class. Apply to John McManus. Secretary. Supplement $75.00. 9146-6-28M3l ,

TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING-

fiold School. First or second' class. Supplement $126.00. Apply to Wel- lington Heslam, Secretary. Emerald, R. R_. No. 3. 9110-6-27Mtf.

TEACHER WANTED FOR NEW

Glasgow School first or second class. Supplement S75. Apply to A. B. Dickleson, Secretary. ,

9100-6-!dM3i. '

i~"' ~H. ‘ ' *"' T: ‘ 'truest Huunneo 1':/tense

required for Saskatchewan and Al borta schools opening _in August. Salaries $800 to $1000 por annum Full details each appointment sup plied. Apply stating qualifications to _Canadian Teachers Agency, Bo

14. Regina, Hank.”

BALEBMEN - EXCLUSIVE ' LINE

for city, town or country. Big earn- ings guaranteod.Permanent _ali your job. No experience necessary.Wriie Luke Brothers Limited. Montreal..

_ 9049-tl-25Mliitii.inlYl_

g i

WANTED ' `

WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD IN

private family. in quiet district for young woman. Apply in writing to H.L., c.o. Guardian 0fiice_

_ 9171-ii-il9M5i

WANTED, A LARGE STORAGE

water tank for stock. also 2 h.p_ gaao lille engine or windmill with tower. Same must be in good repair and reasonable. Cash waiting. Address Box 118, Guardian. 9147-0-i!lM3i~'

was - ,nk ouairaam AP-

_ roller shaft, striking against the iron

EACHER WANTED FOR BIG UN II

R were broken and Mr. Davies had to

He expects to he all right again ln -a few days. ’ '

1 xo. o. s 1 r.u .. l P emem $ 0 pr ng and 1 VM Battery at Woodstock. N. B., but was

_ . TI

Green, Secretary School. 109-7~l\1.4ll ` ' 9'181.6.29M4`{, t

_ I ' °‘ T . ll .WANTED. -- AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER wANTED__ SECOND I

joined the Infantry draft now quarter-

Wales College grounds has been sec- u

so.-ry. of Trustees. 9094-s-zcmtu lie

-|-EA¢HER WAN1-Ep A1- 0N¢E FQR motlr affair. as big as the largest _ clan valley school. No. 163. sup- rl

.Il

clans teacher for East Royalty fl Y Y fl -

_ By all indications it will be the great-

A_ Mme,-, 396',-._ C.hm-|mmwwn p_ est affair in runny ways that has over R. No. 3. 9120-s-zrusrpd' be H hell I ‘ -

‘I I I

Feature »

- ACTRE SS

YOU’VE SEEN THE 1’

ALICE BRADY BROADWAYS GREATEST

“Bought and _ -Paid7F01"’c

As a play, this was the biggesthit

to appear on Broadway in years. The more extensive resources of the cam- era have greatly improved it, and made the production a masterpiece.

. _ V NO\V SEE THE PICTURE

lPRI, M RDM

-' g;__ ~ . aww: .~:s.= sm' ..,,.:,y E

P Ltd

'I _ Presents and in a fit of anger he told you he had “Bought and Sixth Sense

L_\ Y; l

Se etfeatures . GIRLS! If you were the wife of a wealthy man. on T

, , 64

Paid For” you. \\ hat would you do?

' aplenty.

_ Theli

. I s

l The thrilling

of a chasm, is or this episode, \

IT PAYS to buy in this Province. _'Kit'

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK o

the year. Chautauqua, July 22 to 27

al.,

leave Pownal Wharf for York Poin at 11 a. m.. 2.30 pi nr.. 5 p. nr. Las trip from York Pt. 7 p_nr.

9159-6-28M2ipd

~»\~¥__.

t eir combings _made up in any 0

arlours, 171 Great George Street.

8053-6-20ttstf

PRISONER OF.WAR DEAD.--An

death in Germany of Pte. J. E. Jack so ' ‘

Summerside.

,POSTAL APPOINTMENT.--Mr.

has been appoif!'ted to a clerkship in t town. .He entered upon his duties Friday.

ISLANDER HONORED.-At the

recent commencement exercises of the University of Michigan, at Arm Harbor, Mich., the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred on Sir Robert A. Falconer, President of the University of Toronto and Major- Leonard. Wood. of the Unlited States Army. Dr. Falconer is a native of Charlottetown. ~ V

PAINFUL lNJURiE8.~-His friends

will be very sorry to learn that Mr. J.J. Davies, of this city received pain- ful injuries while at the Cliff l-iotei. the other day_Whon nsaistiinghis man to hitch a horse in the roller -Mr. Davies stumbled, failing against the

ook in the shaft. Three of his ribs

be removed to his home in this city.

ENLISTED.-Mr. Heath Campbell Long River. who applied for _en-

istment some time ago In the 65th

ot successful at the time owing to he Regiment being filled. but was romised rr place in the first draft re- nforclng thatbattery. has since

d in Charlottetown. Mr. Campbell is brother of Pte. Archie Campbell of he 6th C. M. R. who was killed in- ction in Franco on June 2, 1916.

TENT SITE SECURED.--Prince Oi

red as tho site for the (llrirritrrqun ent for the grand (Zlrauiaquu event to

held in this city from July. Il2nd

o 27th. Tire tent will be a mam-

rclis tents and will be ri->c':ed out- ide'with flags and streamers g|vlna‘ a very gay and fascinating :rpm-.ar- nce. in this toni the various enter- ainmonts, etc., will he held i‘r-'rm a to da while the Chauur un lasts

. l

Get Your Stock Foods Here

; Every good remedy for dis- orders affecting your bones. cattle. sheep and swine can be bought here at an economical price. _ (lonsrrit our free "Vet Brit- ,,eau." _-

Tire Two Macs

pi. n- ' `§boil,Grand' Tracadle.-

_ ' " * 00B0iM~l0Mll2m0i! ._

. \ - . p .-fd

._ _' = srsi-acouzi.

14_0_ _Great George' Street

__ , 113-1-imc. _

Moumv, Jutv m Haier R. wui`

'HAlRDRESSiNG.-Something new

in transformations. Ladies`may have

h these styles by Miss D. Rudge at her

nouncement has been received of the‘

n, 44th Can. Battalion. a prisoner of,

ar who had been adopted by the

choir of the Presbyterian Church ot'

James Stewart, employed with Paton's Lftd.. for the past twenty-six years

he Postal Department, Charlotte-

_ -___ -_-_ -_-f ___ _,__Y__._._____________ _______ _, _u

the year. Chautauqua, July 22 to 27.

l 113..'n1Mtr.

ATTENTION.-The ice cream soc-

-ial in aid of St. Vincent's Orphanage will be held Tuesday evening July

t 2nd instead of Wednesday July 3rd ‘_ on the Knights of Columbus Grounds.

118

` RESERVE TUESDAY July 2nd for

ice cream social in aid of the Orphan- age which will be held on the Knights

I of Columbus Grounds. Cake and ice ‘cream will be served. ' 118.

CHURCH PARADE.-There was a

|military parade of the soldiers yester- _ day rnornlng to Zion Church and St.

i)unstun's Cathedral. The men pre-

_ sented a very creditable appearance

on parade.

WILL THE FUR SALES BOARD

OF THE FOX BREEDEDS' ASSOCI- ATION BE DONE AWAY WITH. or will it he more generously support- cd? 'Come and say which. Tuesday,

Rooms, Charlottetown. 101

SUCCESSFUL PICNIC.-The pic-

nic of the Kingston Baptist Church Sunday School which was held there last week proved a grand success from every stand point. The committ- ee needless to say are very grateful to all who helped to make it such.

PERSONALS

Mr. Fulton Ellis, 0'Leary was in

the city Saturday.

Mr. Wm. J. Thompson. Darnlcy,

_,was in the city on Saturday.

Mr. George J. Lane. i-Inlifax, is

spending a few days in the city.

Mr. Thomas I-iudson, r'epresent.ir|_\;

}iumilton's, Picton, is in the city.

Mr. Milton Bell and bride of this

city have returned from their wedding tri-p. .

spend the summer at Holland Cove.

Mr Lei h Warren. returned soldlcr.

he had been undergoing medical treat- ment.

position on the staff of The Sentinel

The an l

With

e i rcre ` o . scour’ ro r cts and methods

of the German information agency in

the Hoe

Hoeing is a severe

strain on the back. It calls into play muscles not used much in lifting or in other kinds of

farm work.

If you have a weak

back you cannot stand much hoeing unless you . use Dr., Chase’s_ Kid- ney-Liver Pills to set the .kidneys right and remove the cause of weakness and lameness

of' the back. Just try one _pi1l'a dose at be ` _

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK of

July 16th, at the Bonrd.of.....£I.`.rad/e.

_ls _.fig-I1 _Ai .-‘ -_. _J '1!'_ -£21-sl-

' ‘1

, ° ` MI' M B II , .'

- Q€I?F?f‘lI Gila' 4'0" :r:.'t"‘5`::s.§".*i€.:§`°i‘f'§'?'1l:s .iiirfeif

Tennant. »

Mr. James Tuplin and family, of

'Black Banks, have refurnod ironr Hall- fax. where they have been spending a few days.

Mr. Austin Murphy. is confined to

his home with a severe attack of asthnra. _

The Misses Trninor and Miss lda

Walsh of lionugh spent the week end in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James tlallaglran, 237 Graf- ton Street.

Q. M. S. Clrestor Acorn. who re-

cently returned from overseas, is hack from llulifax, where he was granted his rliz.-clmrge i"ro|n turtlrcr militar_v service.

Miss Viola Mullen has returned

home imm attending Mt. Sl.. Vincent Acadcnry, a<'t'ompurrIed by her mother Mrs. J. L. Mullen who went over- to attend tho closing exercises.

.-untunnis-.-

HALIFAX. N.S., June 29_-(Quota-

tions furnished by I-'.B. McCurdy & Co.. stock and bond brokers. mem- bers Montrcul Stock Exclrange, Mc- Curdy Building, l-iallfax, N, S.)

CLOSING PRICES.

Yesterday

'Ar

6Sl/A

Today

Atchison . . . _ . _ _ . . ._ _ S4 84%

Am Loco

Anaconda ._ (Yan Pac _....1471/.Q -\mS&it.... ....79% M. i~‘. (‘t. _._.._.....i02% \'lox Nm' Power .. _ _ . _ 100% Reading ._ 93%

S.'l‘.Il. _. A. F. Utah ._ Crucible ._ P.R. ._ __ Central U..S. .._...._..."._._l0S!4.

'|l7"/.,

83% 46% 85*/4 82% 69*/4 06%

FORCED LABOR FOR

--- WASHINGTON, June 29.--An oiflr-

MISS H8-NIB H1885, of the Victoria ial despatch from I<`r;rm'e today suiii

Hotel went to Halifax to spend Dom-, that zu tirc\r.=.'|nrl of the inhabitants ot' inion Day. n ' ,Couritrai have been forced try the Ger-

--- mans to leave for Sedan, whore ilrcy

Mr. Harvey Mitchell. Dairy Inspect- are compelled io work on the constru-

or_ arrived in the city from Frederic- ction of roauis and trench building.AlI ton, N.B.. on Friday night. those 1-ondernned to serve ar _vcar in ~ --- prlison hy the (lcrurnu courts have also

Mr. Robert Harris. (`_ M. G.. 'rnfl been sent in Sedan to work on nrllii-

Mrs. l-larris have arrived here to.

ary road s‘ _

_ il `

has arrived lrome from Halifax. where Germgng Gi" Fu" |,,.¢ruc¢|°n| to

Workers.

i- An ofiicinl handbook of German

Mr. W. W. McPhee. f0l°mcl‘ Irlllilli espionage, one of the most remark-

ofllcer Of this City. WIKI HOW IIOIIIS H able documents of the war. was pro-

duced as evidence

~ - f . . _ in the course of

Toronto. arrived in Charlottetown on the “mm 13,.,-gm, Env .-,,5.._ wmch Friday nlsht. and will leave on return has just been curled in me courts shortly with his family. with the f-mrvif-rlorr of six or the ue-

fendants, says the Associated Press.

The hnniiimok was found in the safe

of Herr Paar-ire. one of the employe of the so-called Gcrnrnn informatlo

` counrnm Peopce t

who carry on an actual continuous business. Just now also W8IlBl'll-

HANDBOOK FOR SPIES

68'/J

Jr?-/.. _ 99%

83%

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ms l’

*fly ('.

b In

T a

5| ll

_ l sw. °

._ w

2% press.

nercial travellers who have been ac-

are much sought after in Ellgllllld-‘ Women are especially recommended ns good agents for-obvious reasons.

in the sending of lnformatoin_ "But this says the writer of the handbook. “is rerluced' tn n minimum by our chemical agents in Germany who have taken special interest in this. and have prepared means. which owing to the inferiority ofthe enemy's chemical knowledge. he is unable to detect.

ithe course of the trial was by means of handkerchiefs. 011 WIIICII the ln' formation was conveyed by means of ,invisible ink.

Finest 'Pure

Apple C

Only the richest. ripest

Valley Apples go into the mai

napolrs Sweet Apple Cider, “Valley” from ripe, Iuscrou i

with all its refreshing, health-r

by the barrel. '

\\'cdrrvsdu

“The

This story

be one of the

_ on the market

The old English process

ousness an hundred fold, pos ment or become alcoholic but and delicious the ye:-rr around

Also write for price PICN

..._s;lading..._If`ruit. Cigars, Cand

Nuts and everything necessary

riotic or church picnic an imm

R. T. HOLMA

Summers

8190-ii-22somorrMEtf.

andlrook. The importance is sh0Wl1 f maintaining a 800d C0lllleC¢I°“ ith representatives of the neutral

The hiring of commercial or other ersons who travel in the enemY'B ountrv s suggested. "The be!! Del" ons,"'says tho handbook. BFG C001'

ustomed to travel for some firm. and

arbers_ metal workers for ShIDYlll`dB nd ammunition factories. and nurses

Tire -greatest danger is said to be

he materials me given to agents in form which attracts no attention. One of these methods illustrated in

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\ .'

_ Are

Agency. its titiopagcbears the in- scription ‘_'Dutios of the Espionage Service," ami it contains. in t.lre words f th t., “tl oijc

Scandinavia."

The introduction says that Impor-

tant information can he obtained through the neutral or enemy slrlps which comer to Scandinavian ports, re-, gsrding such points as nrine f‘|elds,l mine belts. changes in Iirhtshipa, atc. "By such information. it explains our U-boat can be shown not only /safe routes, but also objects oi attacks. _

The following is a sunrrrrary of one

You

or does your business master you? Does it in- sist on following you home and to bed and ' worrying you day and night you are on the

chapter: l

"Through shipping only can we get' to know the onemy‘s guardships where' his ships arc stationed, knowledge of his cruisers and other .nformation.l The bost source is a ship captain, but they are dlfilcult to obtain. The young- er mates are easier to get as their' wages are not high. But if neither of these is available, the most likely per- son on a ship should be approached. Monthly payment of 50 to 500 kronor, fs available. Captains on British poa- senger routerare usually paid 800, kroner. Mates on neutral tramp.

time and see how much Q

_ better you will feel. ~

nteamers between England and -1 ce. 100 to 125 kroner. *<.‘-.'vA_ infomation can he gained asc" ears e

verge of nervous col- I lapse? ‘

A few weeks’ use of

Dr. Chase’s Nerve“'Food- will do wonders fbr any business man or busi- ness woman whose nervous :ystem has failed to _f stand the strain., I-t. nourishes the

M aster ___

55-215?

nerves back to health

and vigor. , ' ‘