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A Gentle `j`lla_rmlees

‘ Lixalivefonfection

Owlngto the failure of the

bowels t o act properly sub- stances which nature intend- ed t o be promgglg eliminat- ed from the y remain and, W absorbed, po:son the .b and whole system Indigestgqon, Diz- ziness, iousness. ervollt- ness, many other allied affections result.

Figsen promptly relieves

all these conditions and gives permanent relief as well by toning up the bowels and overcouiing their tendency to constipation. '

Figsen a_cts mildly. Fig-

sen contains no drastic purgatives. It is perfectly harmless and may be used by children and the most delicate women.

In handy tin boxes 25c.

BYOWII" iS HOW ' 8 gdvernment a month ago. to declare 625 tons Anthracite " She will be followed by “N in- °“, eta M. Porcella" with 825 tons ii and by the “Mary Manson lf"

tORS, a_=;zsiii_ation oi’_the__r_\u_strla;i_ A_i_chduk_?. 0 e 8 es ra e (net-_ e ocumen w e s or y pu - Call Al\fh1`3Clf¢lHE88. Stove 22:23 f.§1'l.hv.'.lll»rl“l.'l.'§hc.‘l.'lii.lllfil§l`.' Shi(

and Chestl-1|_|t‘sjzes_ _ those of the Entente governments

which fancied that is a European cou- r

As- rioes are sure to adv- ,G

anCe LQ! on, We would Sug: have been avoided, were laborin un-

once, and taking delivery in

1- . tn

Sold only by cr

.l. G. 5 Jameson -DRUGGIST

sale or will lease for a term-of ’“

years his property, known as _ri

roofs will bo forthcoming that Aus-

' d

gest booking your orders at eThe Archduke was assassinated dur-

fl-om vesSe]S_ you save ;i_c_<_:_i_isions, the Italian government ITIOIICY. attention of tho Central Empires to

the

BUNTAIN BELL & C0, _ A... wh... W.. bei... ._............. 1,

Mtt the policy if aggression that Germany

011

_ assumptions.

said to the Central Em res

things can happen, namely, you \viil

impose your will on Serbia without

’ D

he decision formed by the italian

upon Germany, has at last been

rried out.

am now at liberty to state that

and. Germany reached the decision

wage war immediately after the as-

nce had been convoked. war would

r a delusion. g

g the drst week of July. On three

ugh its Ambassador, called the

grave symptoms of a European

d Austria were obviously pursuing the strength of certain mistaken

Secretary San Guliliano virtually

"You imagine that only one or two

peal to arms, or else Russia will ut- r her veto and stand by that.

. “Y f th ti th _

*The Subscnber offers for you xllil lligx scgredna s:clc(:sx;“:illi§ai{li!i

eased your prestige, whereas if the' tter alternative is unavoidable, you,

Will W1" an 0335' VlCf0l‘l’- Well- “’U» New Glasgow, N. S.. at the advanced your allies, assure you that your read-

g of the European situation is utter- wrong. ‘ l "The dispositions of the Entento

' I *_ 3 R0(ld’S HHTIIESS S l`l 0 p and powers have changed radically since

BRACELET

WATCHES

Our sal_e of _these popular

Watches is daily _1 nc reasing. Our stock consists of the Celebrated Waltham and also the bes_t_ Swiss makes either extension or strap.

G. Taylor

Jeweler - & Optician

8187-4~11Mtf. -

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DIARY OF EVENTS. T0-DAY.

City Magistra_t_e‘_s'_C'ourt 9 a. m.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7, and

8:45 p. m.

?_~”_*’_’ the Exhibition to he held in 3.14 Charlottetown from the 26th to the 29th September 1916 inclus- 6:17 1.01 7.54 8.31 9.18 9.57 0.35 1.14 1.58 2.56

2.56 'L56 4.50 5.38

_ 6.22

7.02 7.40 8.15 8.48

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MARBIAGES '

STEWAR'I'~BEA'_‘i‘ON.-Ai Montague. on the 30th inet., by Rev. A. S. Stew- art. William Richard Stewart, of Mil-

ton's Cross, to Catherine Flora,iioaton. of Commercial Cross. McNEiLL-McNElLL. -- At Charlotte- town on Aug. 30th, at the home of Mrs ((`1apt.) Nicholson. by Rev. .lohn Gil'.i:' \\ ood Islands, _Margaret .7\1eNc*ll V/oodlslands West. to Archlbllld D McNeill. Little Sands. !'»"_'ii*'

~_ -DEATHS

‘ REID-_-A_’tf_N_evr§G_lasgow, N._ S.. on A“gug¢131_¢_t.' Mrs.‘Arm Howatt Reid. renci e1_ii1r.'Ahd_re_w Reid., Summer- alde, aged_'9-I years. 'Eiineral from Presbytai-ian"C__liih1ch. Tryon. Satur-

rooms, also stable sn d coach 111

to secure a g o o d property in

c. E. Rodd, 145-1147 Great

dwelling ho us e 0 f eleven glisolutism, as in those days. Russia

will certainly intervene, and what is

e 'Bosnian crisis. They are no long- minded to brook arbitrary action ot’

ore, France will go to her assistance,`

- unhesitatingly, and. if France is drawn

into war, Britain certainly will not

house. l`his isa rare chance ‘°“° “ef ‘” "‘° ‘“*°“' `

I fell from a building and received hat the doctor called a very bad

` one of thebest business blqcks sprained ankle. and told me I must not

LINIMENT and in six days I was out

‘ t in Charlottetown. _gmt mmm

ailr for three weeks. I got MlNARD'S

work again. I think it the lies/t Lin-

ARCHIE E. LAUNDRY.

Edmonton.

ii ' . A ` iiuiuiniiiiiiiiviin im it i

C 0 A L -' EZEM/\ i|KEDrHiEPviiwrii"

' ACQUI. italy, August za.-iaypr. J.

The Schooner ¢¢E_ Marie E.___Diilon in London Daily Telegraph)

Al’

Pinplaajnn. nl watery lllkl'

which tuna to oust, itching b¢¢0ll\¢l polnlnll! intense, and the diana

_ amends over the body. Than are

_ __ \ _ lull! vlrlatluna of r ’\ eelemn, but all are cured

by the persistent use ol Dr. 0\g;¢'g (llnfmrnt.

f ' Relief from itching la

obtained nt -mee. *Nl

gradually and naturally

' ` sores are-__l_i_e:_l:_:\;

¢.ll lf( “'

I ‘ 0:: eyes .lull Wh” |' N* - »;"-f -"1-is"-1.; __ Q rom . _

\_-_. -_Q- f ‘ ri` :'::.'“:::r_ °:r.'..'“°'_'...': A

_ “£3 '. B

We 1, 6'/

,|,,.|u||_\~ healing. his

gay by this won-

| eourazr F0" \° 1 new uv the B'

treatment uutll cure la comP|°\l~

Oini ment ..-

ii iiiiinniiii

bo cu

' “W the village of Thiepva.l_ The corres~

iident saw the British infantry cap-

ture trenches which it _had taken ghteen months to build. and with nol

learn with regret of the death of Mrs. more casualties than he had wm,eB_ Reid. “'ld°\~' °f Nr- Andrew Reid- st-.<1 in ii small right in the Philippi-

s. Every prisoner taken who hadlto the posit.-ioii which the oifencive en to Verdun said there was noth- gained for tiiem, the British guns '

l"’m° Of her 5°“» Mr- G""‘““ M' Rem' ing at Verdun like it. lliave been searching out positions and

instead of widening the front of new batteries the Germans have

“Se Uf 94- their ofi‘enriive,the British seem to be brought up and then concentrating

MN- Reid- f°"m0'i`1Y Mliis Am* H0' concentrating more and more guns on their guns on them out of iiction.

MRS. ANDR-EW REID_. pn

Many throughout the province' will ei

Summerside, which occurred yester- no day morning, August 31st, at the ba

watt, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. James' Howatt, Crapaud, and had spent most of her life in Tryon and Summersldet About four years ago, she with her sou and daughter, fo moved to New Glasgow, N. S. Eii_loy- D ing almost perfect health throughout ed a long life the end chime' almost sud- fu denly, the peaceful ending oi’ a use- b ful life, she having been confined to S her bed only three days. She 'was a te life long member of the I’re'sbyterian rc Church, a devoted, gentle hearted Christian woman, whom all loved who knew her. She leaves to mourn two P daughters and one s'on, Miss Clam E. Reid, Mrs. A. A. Clay and Mr. Gilman M. Reid. also four sisters, Mrs. W. C. Bourke, Charlottetown, Mrs. G. M. Ryder. Boston, Mass.., Mrs. (Rcv.)

N' Dutcmr' Cha"l°'~tem“'“- Miss song service was conducted by Rev.

Pen l-Iowatt, Crapaud, and one bro- _I ther, Mr. B. D. Howalt, Bii1.1;‘._-ll, ihis gl

with the British Amy ln -France,

Aug. 30--"lt was a week of gains,

and

British Stair oillcer yesterday, re-

vie ish

“A thousand yards here and there,"

the

has meant an advantage on ground

rmau attacks have only been conn-

ter-attscks to recover _ground they|

_ ve lost. Not an attack that we said that they could _take an_y___trench 5|ze _ _ _ __ ___ 'made this week but has been a gainfat any time with guritlre_‘S_l\oll8l1.but lace their o’aerS'and take

wo Br

At the end oi' what might be c d in holding the 'groun

"" 9 Thiepval week the British are more, The Germans sent the Prussian

r S jubilant than at any time since the,Guard in wave after wave against the

' offensive began, 'except on the occas- new British trenches held by the Q

ions when they broke the first 'line Wiltshires and' Foresters. Nothing

ly 1 and the second line July 14. ‘flercer ever 'occurred on the western The correspondent while watching front than the struggle ol the Brit- the curtain of shell fire saw phleg- isii to keep what they had gained. _

matic veterans as excited as school

rtains of tire the British by two at-

tacks rushed up to within- 300 yards of

rovince. The remains will be brought AFTERNOON SESSION.

fieffl ‘Vl(l_lht“k§ Pflfice fmmt the P"‘3S'.eriitioii be known unto all men." A yer an urc , ry'on, o-morrow. .»h,t I f _ t 6 I-s ie are

aturday, at 3 D-_ 111- T119 G‘¥"'d{_5“ °x'_;ff(el‘ei‘lxeil‘n‘?l8 }¥ev§le€)rlml\?iyell‘sal(eil'Bu“hon- D- OFFER. “dll _deelwst 9YmP“U|Y 1° fe be‘ ference, the discussion biling print ' Charlottetown

“V04 relatives- olpaliy "Aim," message from the 72g.7.5MWm~|Mif_

_ ?Vord._“G_od’shcail, or, wasted rir;_ir_i__

' ‘ .’ ’ ' - _

eiprc or I’ o corigrega on ie _

I _

their present front. They are using shells as freely as' machine 811115 “H9 . cartridges. New batteries of heavy guns koep`oi1 arriving from Britain.

Pruulan Guard Beaten.

-in ordcr to hold Thiepval, the Ger-

the kind of gains we want," said

wing the result of the weeli's Brit-

offensive.

oiilcei' continued. "but every time and try to blast the British out of _ B

wanted for future purposes. The

a matter of s‘oidierly eiilciency,the that you could not liolu it if.the enemy p

German counter-at_ta§k _was :ge hgglv- an

l t th Germans a ance e o - - . . also beagan. Until-this offensive it was 'Ions best-quality "1

nARn

Hourly expected from

mans, too, must bring up more guns New ' York pen Schooner their new trenches. Last night the ‘ffrtha Downs T0l'lS

d pr. Schooner “Rivieria”

S Customers will kindly

itish army has never done better concentrated enough guns. ' Oflate _d¢llV€f_'y- (_)f__l_tl'lClI'~C08l'Wl'|llSt

Shell flashes lighted up the forms of

ya in their rejoicing. Under these

that patch of ruins which was once

and Wiltshires holding the posltioiis,

at an cost. Dawn this' morning found

felon of the trench, and all day,thanka'

rlr than this week. [this rule has been brokeaifsnd the di ltlali Are Jub_iiant. ‘ __ 'British are jubilant Ast- their BUBCBHB

a e . ‘

which the Garimans expected to take _“J

the British battnlioiis still in posses- Ill;

scharging. _ _

'-im -&_C°

Phone lll

the Gerniaiis pressing the charges. making targetts for numerous British se machine guna with which the trench ro was manned. There was an' unceasing ta fire on the heads of the Worcesters' so

perated, some going to the school

oim. wiiere Mrs. ‘Eta Chandlf,-r uglit A Beginner's Gra ed Lesson,

me went to the'Methodist Church.

here' a. very interesting conference as' conducted by Dr. Myers, the rf.. ainliig ones being addressed by ev. Mr. Williamson.

Cl1ai`1°llet°“"" this evening by th" ..'l‘lia afternoon session opened in G~ S- Stanlw “nd Wm be f°|`“'“’d' the usual way. The text for the ses-_ t°'m0"0W mnming to TFYOU- Th” sion was Pliil. 4:5, "Let wour mod-

|"i=T.. s£.Te`|

15 h. p. Imperial Gas En-

gine with revcrse gear and Friction-Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or

J-1

School_t;oiiveiition;

On Tuesday evening ii devhtlonal

W. Williamson. The scripture text ven was (lol. 3:10, "Let the word of

-i

xaaaxaxxxs

George St.

1667-8-26MsinWf4i. `

Charlottetown Exhibition

ggi

One cent per word first lnaertlon In this column, half cent pei _ and special mention is due the uiaio

word each continuation. Calh must accompany order. Minimum sv

charge Twenty-five cents.

The °°“v"“"°" °‘°”d ‘”"“ th” ""“'

~ ' cdiction and National Anthem.

was given by the president, Rev. E.

uai diaii Classified Ads "”

Tenders will-be received by

Saturday, September' 2nd, 1916, for the following privileges at

ive. '

A`e.'€\iT'sZ“woni.o's_`onEATss'r

li@¥'

‘,”.‘2_‘.:’.”_ Tenders -5 '-- - - - 19.12

19.44 _ _

ggi; the undersigned up to and on

.ri 2142 `

AGENTS WANTED.

War" including Life of Kitchener, beating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers. _Brantford Ont.

_ ` 1036-8-25M_24i.

aoaaoens wANTE|:>

under the Grand Stand.

2 For _ the printing and selling T of score cards for the races. 3 For the supplying of straw as

cattle &c., on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 'and .4 the highest

or an-y tender, and in No. 3 the

' .. _ Two s _ -

For the privilege of catering mosaics with hears at moderate

required_ ._

4 For selling feed. for horses, B

TUDENTS cAN as Accoivi

price. Apply here. ______` WETUDNTS cAN Priocune boarding accommodations near Col- lege. Girls preferred. Apply at this office. 1727-8-31M3ipd. 0/§|=i`5ERs wANTEo.-AT iss Kent St. centrally located between Business College and P. W. College. Studentts prefered for further par» ticulars apply at above address.

00-8-30M'

HELP w5N_1'_E_i>-- i=eMAi.e__

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAT..

h°“5°W0l‘k- ‘Alillly at once. Mrsl E. G. Saunders, 56 Orlebar St.

` _ ______ _ _ 1725-9-soM3i. ‘ WANTED-' Two “i5'iW|~i<:T§b`o‘M

girls at Queen Hotel. 1705-8-29Mti`.

i_Aov AGENT wANTEo"ev 'si'-:Pl

temlier Ist. Big paying proposition, Apply to Box 74. Charlottetown. *__ 1665'-s-zsivisi. wANTEoZ7i"'iW2i|o Fon aE`iTE`a7ii_

house work. Apply at once 'to Mrs. D. Stewart, 165 Kent Street. *_ __ _______ 1631-9-ziiviir. Pupil. NuasEs.- M`A`EE`ANo'i=E-

male wanted ot the Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Anhui' V- GOES. Supt. Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

8191-4-11Mtf.

lowest or any tender not neces- i sarily accepted. - - ' Conditions may be obtained at

the ofiice of ` `

0 I o , , G

1597 8 23mtd

C R SMALLWOOD _ _ _ Sec y-Treas.

275 ~

i=6a“§ALE- TUBULAR ssPAnA-

17 dlpd.

-__ _ _ W FOR SALE.

tor, 500 capacity in good working order. 'Amos Rodd, North Milton.

1735-8 31M2iE1i.

""`°"""" " _IN

RAVEL CAN BE OBTAINED _ large quantities any time, reason- able price. Also vessels can be con- venientlly loaded. Parties desiring same should communicate at once with John A. Coulson, Sea View.

1718-8-30M3ipd..

._ _ _ _._-____ »__, ._. f *#1: l‘.'fi,'t."f‘fi»__ A 1" '

1., ' .. '_-f.1...§ _'_ .1 ' ..,__y;@ _ pi lidwls aa|l.'.i=im|.irirmm:il. Synopsis of Canadian- Nortliweil Land Regulations 1;.: 'l‘ll_E sole head ofa family or any male over

eighteen yearn old. may homestead a quarter

gestion ni available Dominion land in Manitoba. waakatelif.-‘van or Alberta. Applicant must ap

.ear in person at the D inion L da A

:'aSub-agency for the lllllztrict. Eatery bl

iomesteiider may live within nine mhea of his

#OR SALE.-Schooner “Carrie O." T2

r=‘oa“sTA'i_"E.-" z5°h".p. hhiieTiiFa`14` h.p.

_v b¢_isa_<_l_eA at any Domiriipn Lagdf lency ' __ '

l\|,hQ _ll _ Hency on cer am con i_ ons. p"‘°U"""|_-|-R`y' _‘FOR ' '§“A|_E,_§|p-rE`E`fq i.l§T.'.§.?..f7i’iTL1'ii"i1 '§Zl§.°".§’rf¢lil'L’l‘ ""' °".l` harredrvck hen. chew- Aimly 242

tons register, equipped with a 6 h.p. Morse-Fairbanks engine, 2 years old. Rigging, etc., in first class condition. all ready to step aboardl' 'Will sell with or without engine. Apply to Thomas Hiscott, Stanley Bridge.

684-8-31M3i_

engine, in good condition; also one 15 ln. Laffel water wheel and one set French burr stones. Apply B. Frank Gates, West Royalty.

1652 8-26-mtllpd

Wtlrov Btroot. 9905,5,2llMi.f

l d f f t l

?§.’I.“.’.’..".§....ll‘ii.T...."’R °i..§i..§i'$"i.2?.l§'f.".’£ ‘L aired except where residence ia periormadiu

__ _ TsAcHs __ i .vieanii _ wAN-ren TsicHEn"('PF3is»“r-'an 1 l' ri _ ' » -_»..'.'..i'if.7,_‘_1..'.'i...'.'»f~'l'.°.l'.'l .'§.`I1".`{2i7:$'¢if..l.“.T.`3.."-§ fi" G’°°“‘“‘°" 5°“°°' N°~ 15~ SW- ...B.r._1:__ <13.-_.w¢..i__l'>raf_§'¢<i.oo_,.¢..c¢_:..____ piemeni $35. .i_ ri. iiicicweh, se-_\-_

...¥'.‘.h..“.!.'l°£.'i‘§.'il$....°£‘&2§.l" f.is..°.is..% i A “‘"'8'""““’

nur- _ ___ i______l__ _I

` R8 WANTED

acres extra cultivatgin. Pre~emp¢&n pltmf may WANTEDHA TEACHER for ` Murray

day, Sept.-Ztid at`3 p._ m.' _ c

°°,,,°'~"“i"‘§|f" ’f’°" " "°”‘°‘*°“| °°_**"*~°" Harbor North school. Supplement

e lin con tons

- - A ui he h : ii ed mm

' .1 ??...$'a'i'.. ".‘5.‘»..l3|°i.°.e.'.”"' 1.552

districts rc $300 per _

IN MEMORIAM

h:¥st reside alx molliilelia in each mhfn years 5 _.__ __ _ __ 16158

cnaeezillulguisilil lgrluh n lmulxtgfit llhliiiducrflgg count of the man engaged becom:

_ _ _2

i °"'l~'i'."'°5°'f'°lii"'lif£°1""°“" '°"h°°°` TEA°HEl1 WANTED* °N Ac

. ,, _ In loving memory of I eil ' ly ,

Our Darling Mother, .

1737.

, .

. In accordance with _the

tock niaybueau titut for cult vation tintlu ing ill B first class teacher, for 0'-

“°°“ 8°" Leary school, is wanted. $50.00

Eliza Meilile _ . » \v. W. t.;i_iitY.<1s|.o, supplement. A. J. Matheson, Sec’y.

Entered into Eternal Rest. ‘ N R UDv__»;1_:_v_‘<=.-idlhem :_\ef¢»f_tr»_e_inieiihf _ 1571.21.31/nf_

A“5“3t 30th 1913' ‘iiseine'|Tw'lll“liotbepall‘lufor.m M4238; wmv". I

To be forever with the Lord. |90-iialltiiiocurih '

$60. Apply to Harry G. Reid, Sec., Murray Harbor North. Box 26. ‘

4m8i prl_

FL i _ _ _ |

LOST

i_osT-iN MQW, L/iowa nine,

Reward. King Edward Hotel.

_.___ 1734-8-31M-iipd. LOST-SOMEWHERE IN THE CITT/`,

ii pair of ladies glasi__;a_s,, Finder please leave at this o ce. _ _ _ ____ __ __ 1724-9-30M3i. i_osT-HAND BAG oN i.oW`E`i=`i`F|'i‘-

zroy St. West. containing pair of

eyo12g_lau;e_s. Finder pleassleavo ii . rnce St.

1650-9-25Mtf.

9_5 1-_ _ , .____i_-iE_i_§_vvANTEi:f_|viA|.E _ WANTED- A voUN6`ii.1AN“` Fort

Livery. Apply W. F. Robbins. ____ __ ____ 1720-8-30M3i_

WA_N_1'ED._;_-g "\7oiiNo__ MAN. AWG 1 c ona - owe Woo working Co. _.___ * _*__ g__1_7_1§f*`_'*‘°“'3l wAN1'so_ A vouNo MAN T075-

sist in photo studio. A ly, Cook’s' Studio. 1532'-8-23Mtf.

T0 LET.

To EET.-A i.Anos aeonoowi oN

main floor, in private family. All modern conveniences. Apply 84 Hlllshorrn Street, or Phone 234-L.

_ ___ __ 8204-4-12Mtf. To LET- mow i=uaN|si-iso'oa uniurnished. Apply at this oillce.

1719-8-30M6ipd

TO LET.-in center of city, desirable

homo. with modern improvements.` Partly furnished if necessary. Box 446. City. 1503-8-16-ui t.f.

\\\\`V llllIX\\\\\\\\ZIIl

T0 LET -HOUSE SUITABLE FOR

boarding house. Apply 28| Great] George St. 110-6-19Mtf.'

TO LET-AT DBIGHTONJ hfiule of

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