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Prioes:_¢s~low as qual-= '

ity po_rnnts_;and satisfac-' tion lguaianteed at all

times- '_ I

Let its develop and riot your pictures also.

IfVe»-_canagive you quick service d good results;

E. A. Foster .

Central Drugstore _ \’_ll\l\_l\`\\v.wvui `

-runes |-|o_N_ons outv Fon HE- __:noisr_a wr_|_ti.s‘ in Acrion

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tsry of th¢l_.W~n_i_‘_<Olllce announced that the` Army`j"Coulici_l‘ has decided that in resll8¢¢f_4ii_"_thef sai?vlces.'to the army tin n_s.o., me Military cross' and D,

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PORTRAIT AGENTS -WANTEDSEND for Catalogue. Prints Solar and bromide. Finished Portraits Con- vex or Flat Frames. Glass and all supplies. Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto. ` 1101-8-28ll(E6i.

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live nien_or women soliciting orders from ourmagnificent free sample book of Peljonal Christmas Grass. ing cardi. 'Nd outlay. Reasonable prices. Wellknown line. Easy to sen. wi-its ~‘n“ritisn ‘canadian Pub- lishing Co., Dept. 6, 35 Church, Tor- onto. 1100-B-28ME2wks.

nam Fon sans. APPLY ahucs

l-I. Yeo, Union Road. i _ _ iosas-ztmai

SALE*-*A.Q‘UT 75” CASES OF

sanitary dans, _suitable slse`ior blus- bsrrlss. Abbli Charlottetown Con (l_8lllBiI Milk C0. 475'-7'I.BMtf

sscono HANn» smnsn AND soap

wagon.o Both in good condition. Al- bert Weeks, Albany, RR.

_ __ _ `_1oso- -znuer mi UNB

" "1 founo on 'rhunsoav mowr on the road addr Cldorgetown a _lady's coat. Owner nisyhsvatiie same by calling at The -'l‘wo- Macs Drug- store._ _ '

HOHK§RK#O

Old

_ . Ideas

Die ard

But when you tire of _treating eczema inter- _ naily _as a 'blood disease ‘

A an__d__‘apply Dr. Chase's`

Ointment you will soon , be convinced. which form of treatment' is-

most effective.

Naturally _and gpg- I

dually the skin is heal- ‘ ed HS_y0l1 apply this S90i5hlI1g, antiseptic I ointment. The skin is soft and smooth, and you only wonder that you did not try this treatment sooner.. ;._.‘_'=i"-.I

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C.M.. shall be regarded :as distinction awarded for services 'in action`,only. Services in action is held to mean ser- vices under ilre or distinguished in- dividual service in connection with air raids, bombardment and other actions which at the time produced the condition equivalent to services in actual combat_and demanded the _same personal elements of command and control on the part of the individ- ual and in a lesser degree only pos- sibly entails the same risks. In no

circumstances will any exception to the rule be allowed.

MISCELLANEOUS

suv voun our or 1'owN ‘e`u`P-

plies with Dominion Express Mon- ey Orders. Five Dollars costs three cents. 1185-9-2ME1i.

FIRST CLASS ROOM AND BOARD

for students. Moderate prices". Ap- ply 165 Cumberland Street.

1151-8-31M3i.

'~sui.ssrii.s.-" ans nn rex " 'lux A sin

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Sir:-I thank you for printing my,

last letter and for the information you give about the fox tax. I didn’t wish you to go to so much trouble, but the information 'will be useful to other ranchers like myself that don't un- derstand the fox tax very well. I didn't mean to say that the foxman are sliarpers and l believe what you say about them for I know" there is a lot of good honest men in the fox business. I'ln glad to hear that the big companies and ranchesr are be- ginning to pay up thelrtsxes and that they will have to pay at the same rats gs the small ones. That is the fair| and right way, and when thin_gs are‘_ done that way everyone will be sat- isfied. You say it is a duty to pay taxes and I know it is for if people don't pay taxes how is the govern- ment going to keep our roads and bridges 'ln repa.ir_'and~pay our school teachers* and cost of all the 'other ln- stltutions lthns to keep up. Now, rm going .to take ~your advice and pay my tax next week, and I know a good ‘many of ‘my neighbors who are going to` to the"satne`thing. These war times, everybody is expected to do his duty and I believe the foxmen will do theirs, but if any' of them don't I hope the government will make them do 'it-whether they are willing or not,-for I know that the most of them are far abler to pay their tax than I am. Now, I thnk you again for printing my other letter, and you can put this one in your paper ‘lf you think it is wortii it. I am sir, etc.. ‘ “8UB8CRlBER."

A wispii iii

Vin Canadian Government Rall-

waye to Western Canada _ Excellent through train ssrviles from Maritime provinces to Winnipeg and Pacific Coast.

Via the Canadia/n Government Rail-

ways to Westem Canada is the route now extensively followed by _many travellers from points in the Mari- time provinces, splendid through serv- ics being afforded via Canadian Government .railways through Quebec

to Wlinnlpeg. _

'Ilhrough the vast section of North-

ern Quebec and Northern Ontario, the traveller enjoys all the delights of a

` s IN JMEQIRIAM _

uns. Aissnoss i.. snown

LBEB Oll SBl.Ul'\|&y gftgrngon

811 FB l'0WIl

usual health and was in the best of spirits. Without_any warning what. ever the ‘end came and with- 0"! H Hifi-\88le. She leaves to mourn, ‘besides her well known and highly respected husband, one son. Harry, in Alaska, and three daughters. Mary and Edith at home, and Katherine at

Sydney Mines, N. S.. The Guardian extends to the bereaved family its sincerest sympathy.

.John A. Mccsnruv

_ On August lst Mr. John McCarthy Brocton, Lot 4, received u telegram conveying the sad news of the death of his son John Archibald in lndinnia U. S. A. Deceased who had' resided in the United States for the past number of years. was a private in thc 603rd Engineers, and was stationed

in when he was stricken with typhoid fever. He entered the Post Hospital on July 24th and hopes were enter- ‘ tained for his recovery. but God or- dained otherwise. Complications set in and on July 30th at 9.58 p. m. his soul went forth to meet its Maker. lie was attendediby the Roman Cath- olic Chaplin of the Post, and receiv- ed the lest rites 'oi the catholic Cliurch, of which he was ever a faith- ful member. I-Iia 'remains were laid, for the time being in the Post Cemet- ery. _

Following is an extract from a let-

ter rdcelved' by his father from Capt. M`cGreachlii of the 'Engineers which speaks for itself.

"_~Your son, as becomes a sol-

dier was accorded a military funeral. lie was dressed in the full uniform of

crs of his companyln remembrance of the esteem in which he was held by them. It is .deeply regretted by all that he could not have lived to gn

so/moans can as Accommoo. .wise sndssmfmsbis 1°...-my through _ stsd st us Weymouth street ep- .. new .marry sbounding in greet f;f:”_°_‘_’_e"“:‘ 1"? "M '°__”“"°_‘“°" posits P- W- C. Modern Uonven- iskes end rivers, a territory glowing ° “Y 9”" °’° S "”

honorable as~though he had been kill-

195005- 1157-3~31M3I» with the lively promise of CanBda's Bd on the mm, df hams _

great _futu,re. .

The late Mr M C rth

Y°I-IR FUTURE F°TRET°\-D5 QEND From Maritime .province points I " c a y mm- A ma" dime. ageyblrthdate for truthful re- pugengm may journey to -Levis by $5 Zziignftnggy M16 chamfcter’ “nd lis/ble, convincing trial reading. £119 0¢ea1aLifinited" or by the "Marl- Wm be "em enfggrfi 115230 _£1 yea" Helsl Hem- P- 0- B02 1408. I-0° time nxprsss". the latter twin stress- ,Hands both fn C Y d “_ “‘“;‘_’_' Al\S019l»C9»l» 391'3'17!°I»5IDd- ing the most convenient and direct una 8' an n t "

connection #with -the "Western Nation-

United States.

He also leaves to mourn besides n

Tw° I-ADV STUDENTS CAN BE al" which leaves Quebec at 4.30 p.m. ' `

accommodated at 8 Stewart Street on Tuesdum Thursday and Saturday father and step-mother. two brothers.

Eugene P. in Brocton, Lot 4 and .1

M0<1°l”l1 °0UV°HI0l1°°B- of each week Thus a passenger leav- L, '

‘ ' gourl in Boston, Mass and one sis

n‘5`s's°Ms‘pd ‘"5 Hun” °n M°"d°'y' W°d“°°d°y ter Mrs.`Louis Brown of Waltham,

or Friday will reach Levis at 1.20

Mass Requlescant in P c S

sruosnrs Accomuooxrsn wrm ,,_m_ me day f.,n0w|,,g and by taking ' _ ° °' “""“°"

Board 101 Fitroy Street ` 1188-8-30M3i.

the "Western National" from Quebec theaame afternoon. will arrive in

side papers please copy.

w-mnipsg on Thursday,-saturday or

1 OHERS WANTE Mvudev °v¢i1l1\e M 6-00 ii, m- _ GEORGE E. iwseoisou

V A pleasing rsstdrs’or‘trsvsi vie

w:NT;3_ Tfuizsn FSI; T'::aAT this route is the_ personal 'Ia/ttbntion It is with feelil_18s of profound snr»

er °° ' sum ° 0 Y given passengers_` by train officials. row and sadness that we recon? the

Supplement eighty tive doilar's.- Lay

At Levis a special representative

passing of George Eden Meggison.

tw Mcome' S°°""“y' R' R' N° meets the trains andettends to all de- 0l1Iy I0!! Of G00i'80 E- and Mrs- MB!-

1' M°““d°" "MMM" tails of the tra fer to' Palaiii Btsti Bison of "Point Brilliant Farm." For-'

%§ Quobcc cic. tune Cove, on Monday afternoon,

SITUAT VA At Winnipeg convenient connectdon Al|Z\lBt 5th Bl- the early use of 21

WANTED HELP-

_ e =~r1rM.u.1i l

wAN'rzn`.-"-Nuns: aim.. A|»i»__i.v” 319 ll‘itsrq;_8t,, evenings only. » . 2-s-at

WANTED A MAID FOR GENIRAL houseworkw' References req_\iiroii ADDI? Mft; 'Percy Fairwelther. llotbesay. N. B- 1156-8-8i»M4i.

F- . _ _ . NORTH. ADAM! HOsPl1'Al.,NdR1'i»l

Adams. Mass, oners aitlireetyoar

course of trining for young 'wo- men who w_sh_ to enter the nurs- Ul! profsssion.'- Biz months of _ this. time is slant itifllt. Hindi Bolllltll. New Yor Citi. Applicants are re- ceived every_ ree months. _ _

" ` 800!-Klsatmti.

` WANTED _,z l____ _ ' _ ._ - Mrs. Walterlfatheson sang very leni-

BALEBMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE |, made fm-__p0|n¢3 Wes; gg am] |n¢|ud. years. Although in failing health for ' for city town or country. 'Big earn- \|ng gh, pa¢|,`g|°‘_ coast? _vm __`C_,nad.m|, the last four years was never heard to ings guaranteedyyornhnqiltallyelf Northern Railway..G\rand .Trunk Pa- "‘“l`m‘"' 6' °0"\Pl°lI\- HB WHS loved job. N0 egperience nece'ssary.Write ¢|`||¢_ 3,11,-ay ,ni gamdgan pacmc and esteemed by all who knew him. Luke Brothers. Limited. MOIIUBBI-, Railway, according to destination. HI! “Hd IIUIPIW hmd and his Wee!

` 1|_g|L¢;`gME¢|_ vm we G._nadMn»,G,_,,emmen¢ Ra", and genial smile which was always ev-_

__ ways _S _the “mek-en and mon cow ident, will be greatly missed. Being

HELP '_ venipm mm, ,,e,~,,e_en _mmm and cut on in the newer or _his age. mn

Western Canada through a. country

of promise for the future, amiable

WANTED -` IXPIMINDID FOJI cf m‘-"ond-u, ,come bent), md bv" and gentle and endearing himself to breeder. with $52000 toib\l¥.lll|f ll! on, M the "Mn md ,m°,,¢,h°,¢ fond, dll. rendered' it hard for his sorely-' tel-est in sstsoliiiiiea tex farm out bm, In Am,m,__ stricken parents and sister. But they west. One who il willful to residb' _,sun m-m.m,,t|m Hamas fa-N, mourn not as those"‘who have no i-110” "ld °°“‘l“9I|‘ “M I” “rm” vis this route and reservation for I‘°I’°mf°" he 5"“‘I’°d th” l‘°"°" "°“' Apply "Northwest," "I‘lie'Guardisn_. deep,” em, accomodation may be caption on that memorable day when

1°33'8‘a4s“*ME3I made on application -to nearest local he :_“_Id: "why “h°“ld 9‘.’°I’I°. fm"

_ ~ .. I _‘

ticket agent of Canadian Government

deat He stood then on the vcsti

BUTCHER8 AND LABORERQ ~ - 1 'bule ofhedven and his thought-

Wanted. wellsexperienoed. to work §;l;ay;,_°,;, ‘tauglzgrtéarazgsggr world was _clarified _with the new

_ _ in packing house at Toronto. good n56_._'8_s6p; 1__m° 4 _ ' vision, for ‘lie saw “without the von

QMNTID ~ -' ' wages. Apply Harris Abattoir’Co.. i . between." After a brief prayer_at the

mm* '°R GKNIRM' ` Queen Bt., Charlottetown. ‘ home, the funeral cortege,`which was

"°“'°"°"l‘-~~'l_Wlr»°¢ *Nl ‘!m°°- iiszssomai .~.§""°¢"‘°~'l-'f'l"M¢ I-Umwfmlul Fflwd vs., is.-gs isa for ins aibsrtsn rss.-

‘ ' '1°"~"°"‘u~ ~ liyterlan Church, where a very touch- *

uer' sov wmrzo. ‘APP|.v_

ing service was conducted by Rev.,

auudhn om” 1131.8-lilldtf fl'*-*'**---°*"' Principal Fraser of Montreal College

4 ..

.- WAN1-5° _A Qggp _“AN WANTID derly as a solo- -'i'her_e is no Night

wxnrlgeb A `"Ac-Ht” Fon "sw to work'-Im 'Apply ` John . in Heaven," which added _much to

my sch0°l` 'snwhment '35' AD B Dinnis 020-8-20llt! the imprsssiveness of the tleivice This ‘I

Db' Harry M¢N¢v|n, secretary. A ' ' ' ~. i ' - ' .many and beautiful floral minutes

. nesaaiiasi. _NAM my 1,9 “M” _mi _ T__e_ __

""" Wim-souls Ivsvsnsieai W""°‘ °!*.° ‘° 1'? -_ by tin' %n.i..ss i's"13I miivsntea ¢o"is'smiin`styp`s mass- A- l‘°¢¢v\'- "°*"’°""_i`l interest. 5.

_ _ - _ , _ . 1' , ears. _ “mm” om” A I I M'lwg ‘5¥lJ_a_ppilcai_ios to

visni-so Ar ones. co1"rAel,_os _:mam .Annu in writ-, tenement with modem eonvsnisn- ia; ts rin. i. 'mephone 0°-. CW- __ _._ _ _

ins Good encouragement Appl).

`-_______;__

°°». mins in connection pnrmsd?

*mils A. n. s. in crime so-est. | - L' ’f“"°I‘°f;.. -b-nal L

' `iiot-missin. ._ i ' ’ _ ` ' ‘ fkétiiig

wanrss-scneesursn sol lii°P=_ - _~ »_ _ A ___ _ __ _ me "“\NTl° 'ro naar--A sis/l|.I-_ sas :es vers. osesv_r_;:¢!d- __ A°°"' i nu ." "::;,;’,°9' ”°"°

I ‘ . _ _ I ` ` _ I

iuraishsah t o. tent work tharlar n _ ii _ ._ ___ _ _ . _ I Avro ts omg anti,” ' I Ie elmo si. '.=ansa.'~ii| *u"““~"°‘ I ' i TFWTM.-' nm,” """"~"?' ’°'

-dbttstovn, P. li-` » " s

limit

fpatiy of a ro dmv ot-'Pease ia

were speaking tokens of the love and esteem of 'lGeo`rge’s"`*mlay"friend-s.‘ And 'to -tile tsfeevea fanny their besnty breathed. in eil-'

lldilrll.

one -

[NIC I sill

hir.

Lcied (sees and

at Fort Benjamin, Harrison, indian-I

.. .

Alcohol From Bread. _Through the seizure of a still in a bakery in New Mexico, where a quan- tity of alcohol was discovered that hadbeen distilled from bake-oven fumes, considerable discussion has ta'ken place concerning the feasibil-

Alllllst 3181. occurred the very' ity of manufacturing alcohol as n by- sudden death of Mrs. Ambrose I... I>l'0d\l¢¢ 0! bread. '

Brown. daughter of the hte John T_| This still was is crudely construct- W""“°“' IEW-. D°D\lW` 'iT_reasurer.'EsttI:Ei:liidm‘tedag?>`h1fIl(i2`oit;?i iliirleoai Chatham, N. B. She had not been |n_ worm, which was cooled by passing robust hggith 10|- mme "mm but just. through abarrel of water, condensing pnm. to the and ev _ _M _ B ‘the vapor. The baker was not arrest-

ed, as it was clearly shown that no

‘I‘“‘| “PD“\'°“¢’Y been enivyinz henevasion or the isw was intended

However, possession of u still is in violation of the law. and this one was seized by the Internal Revenue Ser- vioc. This baker states that quanti- ties of alcohol can be manufactured for war use at a very small cost h.v army bakeshops and bakers in large cities. The practicabllity of the plan remains to be worked out.

present in New York. There is also" “Service Flats." a sister, Mrs. Sutherland, residing ati National kitchens whcre really rc-

ilned and good cooking is done iiiny in part be the rcmcdy; and might "come to stay." Thom are in London and elsewhere "service llats," where tenants have their own furniture and private rooms, but go to a common dlnlngroom for menls, and have their apartments kept clean by the ser- vants of the proprietor. These are most successful; it is almost impos- sible to find such a dat vacant, though the terms are very high for rent, service, and food. The exten- sion of this system and national kit- chens may make an immense differ- ence to women's livcs in the iuturc. --E. Suffolk Gazette.

'REGAL Tooth Paste

There is hualih and beauty in clean, brlizlit. wcll preserved teeth an.l thc liubltuiil uso of this paste will grcutly aid in preserving the teeth. It is a thorough' cleanser, leaving the

, mouth non-acid. .irce from doc-

ny-gcrins, and with u pleasant invigorating fooling ol’ frosh cleanliness. Sold only by .

cuui _i ii§:_|;nNi_in

This name 0 can - your '_

guarantee f

-. of “Coffee ‘ .

Satisfaction”

Ill }i.I and 2 pound sealed dm

-also for Pofcoialnrs

EWU IWC! delicious coffee should have boiint, “P C Pll'fvc‘t>I; Made". Wiiftfiyor nog-:.py

CHASE & SANBORN. MONTREAL

Re opens. Tuesday, September Std Get in line. No en

examination. Great opportunities. Business men employ C. B trained help when obtainable. No promises of positions to alli students. Those who prove themselves competent are recomm ed and assisted to employment. Get ready, NOW IS THE TIME

you cannot enter on above date, do so as soon as possible.

Z- -f 'Y _'I H_

,-el . ,. -- 'li

Charlottetown Business Colieg

_ _ _ _ tm

-THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL COURSES WITH INDIV

UAL INSTRUCTION. »

E v ery student has a chance to make good. - L. B. Miller, Principal

Charlottetown P. E. Island

v ~<.l..Ls

.4 !'__'| i i= _

Fire Insurance

tho U: S. Army, a iiag was dra ed_ | M

_ A Necessity

'I'hen insure in good strong stock compan-

‘ ies. which never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown

_ _

t-'A Lana mi

_.J B M

on his casket. and' a wreath of flow-_1-1.9 9.2M“ __ ,___

ers placed on his' grave by the memb-_ "'r_""`”" '

. ‘__ 1 _

sepfsmbsr_ziin--2ari._;191s_i

1. , ___

CE EDW RD ISLAND

Ai Charlottetown

Open to all Canada.

_0vcr $10,000 in Prizes f i

Island Track '

$4,100.00 in Purses

9 a

5 4 Days Racing -

Ten Classes

I Special Attractions

' The Best Acts Are Booked 'to Amuse the Spectators in Front of Grand Stand

rsngements; earl

Secretalry. _ _

1 _ ..____ _- _ _ _ ____ - ._ _"__ *___* me-nannies , ,,,,_,,,,,_,,,_,,, _, ,_ __ __ __ _ _ _ . ,_.__,__________ ___ _ _______________._,,____

- __ .,_ __._.,,_,___ »_,__, _. __ _ _ .. ._ .__ . . ~..

,_ . _ -,.,, __ . ,.\._.,,»_ _ + » .

___ _ _ _ __ _.__ _-_, _ __ *_ .~ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ .¢'..'~‘.»_.__s..=;.- "1-

‘ #I f-~' ._ ._ ', _ ,_ .. ._ _ ' _ . . -_. , ;‘;-~~x._:;_~,_ jg, ' ~\.£..?7»_»' _._‘ fi _ .__ ._..,Q\ ‘ _..,.__,._..,.-,,.i..._$. .,.,..,,. f ” _ ” ,.. ‘ __ , , . _ , ’ ` ` ‘Iain ~ It-iv»||.q-.-.1 if.

The -Fastest Horses _From all Over fthe Pro.-" - §vlnces Are Coming

___ ___ \ _,..~_f"'3‘ ~ 1».~. ..<__ "_ 3,,

'».~ ’ ‘ _ T l._;`_ ,_'_ft' il, -' . "" '~ » ‘ .\_ - L' "

5 _

EXHIBITIO . _ _ -

The Biggest Program of Horse Races Ever Seen on Any `j

._`__

Live stock entries, except Poultry,olose September 13th

All other entries close the 17th September.

_*The-largest attendance in the history of Prince Ed~.

~Tward~Isla'nd Exhibitions is anticipated. Make your ,_'a`r_-

. _.,_.

For ‘Prize List and allother information ‘write th _

frank F’Heaiiz_ _ C. R. Smdiiintoodnffff

Presidents Sedy Trees. is,