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doing.”-Mrs. F. _Pl.n'r. 9

Woodbine St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Operations upon women in our hos its: nie constantly on the increase, lint before submltt ugoto a_n operation for ailments peculiar thelrsex evc-ry

woman owes it to herself naive that famous root and herb remedy, ydla lil. Pinkham's Veget.ableCompound, atrial.

If complications exist write Lydia lil.

Pinkh|mlllediclnoCo., Lynn, Mass., for advice.

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I _ good wlsllos ol' ull who wort-_ pl'cucilt

_ T hat we operate the' only ;1 Lens Grinding Plant on P.

E. Island?

That we employ a skilled

__ Surface Grinder, and are daily grinding] from the

_ rough glass-t e most com- * plicated kinds of lenses?

I These are facts, which ‘ mean a good deal to the

Glass wearing public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by

mail, you’i! et them back promptly and in perfect con-

( dltion, I Call in and look over our ‘ plant.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

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A BIG ONE.-Messrs. J. _T. Crock-

ett & Co., had at their store on Sat- urday a halibut. weighing 350 pounds dl'es`sed. which was caught at Morcll. Fish like that are worth hauling ill_ull right. Y - A

THE HANDY FORD.- A Ford

llttsd witli flange wheels so that it runs al\ong_;_tl\e-_railway track is being. fumlshed Superintendent Grady, of tho P. E. I. R., by, the authorities -at Moncton. It is now at Borden and will be brought to the city shortly. The Superintendent will use the cur for inspection trips.

WEDDING BELLS.-A pretty wud-

dillL: took plucc on 'l`lllll‘sdzl_v cvcllillg

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l'in;,;ls lo \\'oollll-y \VI~sl:lw:l_\' ol' .-\l- hioll. 'l`ll<~ <~l~ronloll_\- was llclftlrlllvll hy the ill-v. t‘. l<I. .V\l'nl:~'il'ollg on tho llllwnl' llt~l!'cl-koll lawn lil thf- llrcs-

<-rico of nlully rolntivos and frlcllds, 'l`hc llrilic wzls igowlloll in whllc sllliu willl l|'i~‘ll incl: :lllll l-:ll'l'il\tl‘ at lwull til`ul sllo\\'l~l‘ lulllqllot ol' llluillcll hail-

l`~-|'|l :intl .~‘\\'|-l-t pl-zls. Hill- wus zllicnll --Il by ll--I' lllolw- .\1i.<>: llolls i{ni.<lll'. 'l‘hl~ groolll was sllppoldoll hy his llro- tilcr .lns~-pil. i.itlll- In-silo l{ui>lcr plzty- ml thc part ot' ring lu~;ll-l»l‘_'l`lll- wcdllillg lllzlrt-ll \v:l:a |>|z\yl~ll hy Miss 'Arial Mc l.cotl'l»l` Illollillgllll. .\ l|l~lil‘ioll_~'. l|lll'l'r-I lllllcll wus :<<~r\'I\ll_ 'l‘llc Ilrilll' \\';|s tht'

l'l-rlpil-lll oi’ lnainy vzillllllllc and llsc- lni _vil’l_::. 'l`ln~ llnllpy clnlplc lnolorV od to town <\ll\‘lnl_ with tllclu thc

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Heal ltching*:PimBles On Shoulders and ack.

"For two years l was troubled with

itching pimples on my shoulders and

bsck. They were hard, red

' and very painful, and were ‘(’t./‘ scattered. I could not rest IQ' at night on account of the

itching.

` t\ N "I tried several remedies

*E but they failed. Then I

used Cuticurn Soap and Ointment, undl used three cakes of Cuticurlx Soap and four boxes of Cuticurn Ointment and I was completely healed in six weeks." (Signed| Miss Kate Young. Melrose, Man., March 30,1917.

Having obtained a clear healthy

'akin by the use of Cuticure, keep it alcar by using the Soap for all toilet purposes, ssuistcd by touches of Oint- ment as needed. Cuticurs Soap is ideal for the complexion.

For Free Sample Each by Mail ad-

dress post-card: "Cuticura, Dept. A, Z ` _ ~ _ - _ ~ _

__ _ ,V Boston' U. S- Aj, Sold everywhere' llldlence with two cllarlnlllg selection.

M- _ " . li

F ' ‘LT \ ' give zl. delightful rendition of Bon'

`nual Tea on August 28th, on the

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Finest Pure Genuine

---Apple Cider --

Only the richest, ripest, choicest, Annapolis

Valley Apples go into the manufacture of our An- napolis Sweet Apple Cider, made right in the “Valley” from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh with all its refreshing, health- giving qualities.

The old English p'ocess improves its delici-

ousness an hundred fold; positively will not fer- ment or become alcoholic but rfmain crisp, clear and delicious the year around. .Write for price by the barrel.

Also write for price PICNIC SUPPLIES, in-

cluding Fruit. Cigars, Candy, Bottled Drinks, Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat- riotic or church picnic an immense sucess.

R. T. llol_uAN LTD.

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Fire Insurance

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Then insure in good strong stock compan-

S ics. which'never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by y

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‘ A _` ‘ `.._, ___ “ _ ' ‘to their resfectlve llomesa er r ev/-1 _ ;; ' ‘ ' ' ing the assurances of good wishes for

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN -

_ The Central Gugrdian

-'-1-'-‘ 'riff ='rf: ~_- ‘_~_-,~_-.- -_ we' _-::::: -;::::_ :

IT P_AY8 to buy _ln this Province.

IF YOU HAVE never sold any real

estate throughout classified advertis- ing it is probably due to the fact that You never tried tol

____ _

'THE BAY FORTUNE PRESBY-

TERIAN CHURCH will h0Id` their lin-

North side of Fortune River. Every- one come and enjoy a good day’s out- ing. 1020-8-24ME2i

PRISONERS OF WAR.- Canon

Simpson has just received the follow- ing wire from Toronto headquarters. Official records for the new adoption of prisoners not yet quite complete but they will he forwarded before the end ol’ the month.

SPLENDID YIELD.-’l`lle Guardi.ln

was yesterday shown samples ol’ outs and wheat taken from fields on I~‘:lir- view Farm owned by Mr. George llail lcln, Lot 48. They nlcusllrcll 5 feet 11 in(-_hos und were fine samples with wcll iillcd hezlds. 'l‘llcse crops prlllnisc to ho cxceptlonully good lll this acc- tion this season.

PRISONERS RECEIVE PARCELS.

- 'l`ln~ Svc, oi’ thc .\.‘cwl'nul\lil:illll w.\r contingent ussocinlioll writes tl (";ln- uu Simpson You will llc glad to louru that wc recently rcrcivod a post card from Pio. ilerbort King ill which he tells us that he ls in regulnr l'el~olpt ol’ Iwo parcels which urc hcillg sl-ll! to him and that ho is in good health.

FOUR SONS IN THE ARMY. -

.\ll's. I'uil"i<-.k Morris of llonalllslol

l`orlnel'ly Mrs. Stewtlrt. of York, Ilzls tho proud distinction of having four sons lll thc nrnly. .lulllcs ll. elllisllul

on tho tiny war wus dcclurcd, Alu: list 4th, |014. lin was wollnllctl ill thlV llzltllc nl' Yprcs und spl-lli six months ill llospllul :titer which hc retllrlll-lf to lllio<lsoju\v hzlvinl.: been l\onol'uhl_\ disclulrged. llnnnld W. Stewart ell listed at your algo ill Ilostoil, s|ls,~.llt vigil! lnollllls ut. thllllp Ill-veils null is now ill l~`l‘nllcc. \’Villinlll il. Sit.-wilrt culislofl ill ltll4 und has llnell in l<‘l~nlluc sillwc l<`ein1lnl'y. (lcorgo Il. Stc\v:tl‘i is_:l lllorllller of zl. Forestry Bllltxilioll auf' lllls liccn in l<Yr:u\<~r\. for zl your und' .l ll.'lli`. This is zl rzlru l'l-corll und Mrs Morris has good' cause lo ho proll"

of her sous. 'l‘hl>_so qal‘lulll. youll" men all-_ cousins of Judge Stcwarl this elty. '

PATRIOTIC FESTIVAL.-ln the rc

port of the festival nt' North Itivor :l lypol.:l‘npllicnl error cllanged tho nlcull im.: ol' paragraph referring to the fumlf which should have read: The thanks oi’ thc committcc are dlle Miss Dol' olhv Slltllerlaud who delighted thi

Lieut. Elmer Ritchie, who thougl‘ not feeling too fit was kind enough lc

nie Mnry of Argyle;" ll/lr. Younkel wllo lnvurlnbly charms his hearers: Mr. John Murray of (`.ornwnll wllf llnvn two vocal selections in ills usu:1` pleasing. munncr; the lloys of the “Kil tic Club" \vho worked untlringly uf dccorntillg, placing seats and gettin; ‘the llrounds in readiness; to the girl~ ol' the “Anti Cant Club" whose coll

carpenter, Mr. Benj. McLeod who as

:l ve-ry prcllly wedding on tllo even ing of Wednesday. July Zlst. whel

IMPROVING STREET.-' The city

steam rollerqis doing goodwork on Witter Streeti

CARD OF THANKS.-The Treasur-

er of the Red* Cross acknowledges wllny thanks the sum or 330, ming prédeeds of Iliad' Cross Shoot, at Char- lottetown by S. Lolisou.

1065~8-26M1i.

LEG AMPUTATED.-So serious

was the wound received by Gunner George E. Sherren son of Mr. and' Mrs. \V. D. Sharron, Crnpnud ill the battle of Passchaendnele in October that it has since necessitated the nm- Dutntlon of his right leg.

toni; MAV ‘lr wAv£.-'ills

.\’l'cKllllloll llrug (70,, <‘ol‘ilcl' ol' tlrllut floor-gc and Kent Strncts have had a ling polo crcctell ut the col1lcl' l`l"ontlllg '_llclr`slol-e froln which waives rnV splcndclllly Ii hulldsollle large Union lack. This is a. splendid ldco. and

many complimentary rcnlul'ks huvo

been made of'it, the gcllcral opinion being that tl\_e`~"ila‘;_§ is alllopgotllw loo llttln ill cvidonee in Ullalrlottclowll. _

ENGAGEVMEVN-r' Announlcen. -

All cngllgcl\ii:`iI7t"'of` lnlcl~ost_'a.illloullcvd

in Iiostoll (luring tilt' pzlsl. wcclt is that ol' Miss ldcllu llnltoné Iluuglltor of the llonf Si~r*'_l`ll1ul~lcs und lnldy llal- ton of 'l‘ignisl1'und Ilrookllno. Musa.. td Mr, Adolph Jif"Orlsoi|`cll, nl' t‘lli<~:lgo_ Mr. Ortsclfeil is lllc son ol’ Mr. und

Mrs. Aduul Ortscifcll of (‘l_lic:ugo, und is well known ill lllziny nl’ thn prfllnV `l_l1elll"cllllls ill tllllt city. lic is :l grud- uztte ol' tho Mnssucllusntls lllstitutc of 'I‘eclmolugy_ Boston, :ind n lllelllbl-l' of the firm of Leyden Ortstzifou t'r>.,

oi' Chicago

WEDDING BELLS~A liosloll llcws puller has an nccullllt of at \vulldlng ol` lnlcrosl. lu many llol‘c-tllltt_ ol' Mr. Gcorge M. Dimond und Miss llclvn Elizuhctli Cavallngll, llolh ol' 1lvdfol~d. 't Boston suburhzlll town, who \vcl'e nmrricd on the cvonlng ol' August I4, hy Ri. ltcv. Mollscignor lildwalrd F. liurloy, rector ot’ Sl. Mlcllncl's purisll,

llrdforti. Tlxe_,j,lti.cn<l:1llts wore Mr. llavld (‘zlv:lm1'glt’,'ol‘ l\’lzlldcn, Mass.. :1 ’ll‘olllcl' of the lll‘ldc,_:illd Miss Mzlry ilclllnond, (Illurlol.l.ctown. A wcddlllg illpllcr i`ollu\vcd' ut. Young's llotol ill lloslon, and the hridul party lcft on 't trip to New York City and Berk-

shire Hills resorts. Tile bride is o allulghter of Mrs. Annie Cavanngll of -"olville Road, New Haven, and Mr. llimond is of the editorial stall' of thc Boston Globe and chairman of the

water commissioners of lBedford.

RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT

lt Shaw’s' Hotel, Brackley Beacll. A ‘nost successful entertainment for the ‘-leneflt of the Brackley Beach Rod Cross Society was held at Shaw's Ho- tel on Tuesday evening August 20th »\ most enjoyable and varied program- me was played to li packed house. Songs, costume dances, readings, u

Iltulnp speech :td :L character sketch

.vere among the features _provided by 'he guests ol' the Hotel assisted by

_ some of the Charlottetown talent. At-

‘cr the progrnlnlnle refreshments were

'~'cl‘ved and the evening closed with

il lnost cujoyalble dance. Thu tntul

fortune and a rome. The programme

slsted the preparations in no small de _mq ,L S `fon0wS._Piano Sole Mm A

nlt all lo ill ll y, coll' I ' M '

“ree “ ‘ 0 W' ' 3 Y W" ' D. Cnrtwrigllt; Itccilallon, Mrs.

tributed to it most delightful and sur' qeorge. qwonl Dmce MP8, Uessml evening* Vlnry Barker; Song, Miss Spezlllc

_"_‘ Song. Mr. (`harlie Earle; Yuma. Ynln.l

WEDDING' BEL'-s‘”‘Th° lmme “ Girls, 'Miss Darrow. Miss F. Sccmwl.

Mr. William Graham, Guspey-out \Hs,, E Lnngme Miss Hide," qh_,“,_ llot GI. was the scene o'lqmmp Sp,,m_h‘ livin Edglup Shaw;

Qllurtctic, Tho Etlrlu Fnllllly zlud Mr. liooro; Song, Mllss Smith; The (lelsllzl

Illilolllyg duughler, lszlllel, became till MNH, Mi” H. George, Miss K_ Irwm' T ‘I3 0 Mr- S“"'f"r‘1 (‘“me”`°" new Vliss Youlundu (Truft, Miss Mary Harir- ° “WY "‘"‘i’°f N‘"ih- Ph" "lf" or; Mutt una Jeff. -Mr. lrenwlck and

ridge ceremony was _performed by tht Rov.Al'c'hl-bald Sutherland in the pres enco oi' rl. large nllmber of invitel‘ tl-lends nnd neighbours. The bridl

was very' pretlily attircd' in 11 gown ol bluo silk with white satin trlnlmlngs :ind wore it conventional veil whicl wus very gracefully draped rind caugh‘ up with orange blossoms, while l. hcautlful bridnl bouquet of vurlous flowers added to the general beauty. Sho was attended by Miss Esthel

ltlons before the officiating clergy man, the wedding march from Lohen

Jessie MacLean of Peters' Road. Fol lowing the ceremony and most hearty congratulations from all present, la bountiful supper was partaken of.

treated' to fruit of vnlious kinds, while cigars were freely distributed among the gentlemen who could find a bit ol- ndded pleasure_there"\. The bride was the recipient off lsrge number , ol presents. including several substan- tial sums of money, giving evidence! of the popularity which -both bride and groom have enjoyed in their comipun

grin wus beautifully rendered by Miss I

During the evening the guests werrl

Mr. D. Rae; Chorus; God Save the King.

::Just thirty-Ive cents difference

hctwocn sending your money ztwny for n. sewing machine and buying it _now at Miller Brps. ` 1045-8-24M3l

Are

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 verge of I nervous col- lapse?

A few weeks’ use of

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food will do wonders for any business man or busi- ness woman whose nervous system has _failed to stand _.the strain. It nourishesltho negves back to health

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THOS. H. INCE Presents `

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CHARLES _

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You’ve seen "‘TheISon of His Father” now see “His Mother’_s Boy.” He was easy 8011.18 Until the going got rough and then-

to her apron __-.stri,ngs.-_V,.._il‘exas _ wa tough but His_MQthf¢§t’s'Boy was tougher. . VAn‘-'excellent _ Chas. Kay picture. _

`\ His Mother’: Boyf_\`vl_1"ss"ii6t‘»r'tl;p`|','

EDDIE POLO

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_Wednesday--Thursday -- ne 01 the Biggest

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FOURTEENTH CHAPTER OF “The Bull’s Eye"

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tl-Ibution of raspberries _aided mrticl' ,mount realized was $141.50 which '____ _ 5_7 £7 _ ,

muy in Swelling th” fundsi to UN' included the proceeds of a wheel of r§s.\d`,,""'“ `-" ` 'V `_ f

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BARGAIN .

We have nearly 50 pairs WOMENS’ OXFORDS

mostly small sizes and some marked $4.00 and more.

They are worth very'much

more than the marked price. But they have to move.

A Yours for

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If you want to raise money for Red Cross.

Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or any other patriotic object; or if you wish to help your Church, School or Society you can’t possibly conceive of anything more popular or profitable than a Picnic.

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Holman s can supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a huge success. There’s no guess work-no running around- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies. from Holman's, because we will show you exactly when, where and how you can make money; what to buy and what not to buy. We have helped dozens of others make their picnics successful in the past. We can help you. _

We Iguote lowest prices on FRUIT, CON

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_ Write us tor prices and particulari. ‘ stating on what date you propose holding

your picnic. ~

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