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Your Drug Trade

We would like yonr drug

trade. We are quite sure that with our complete stock and splendid service we can supply your every want in the line of drug store goods, and serve you in a manner that will make you enjoy trading here.

You will find this a de-

pendable drug store-your purchases will always be as represented.

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Vi. eek

Will find our store well stock- ed with

Watches,

Clocks,

Jewelry

and Silverwear

la-Special prices in all lines.

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TIDE TABLE

SEPTEMBER.

Hlght Water. Time H’t Time

7.5 16.00

17.09 18.21 19.36 20.36 21.21 22.00 22.35 23.07

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F. 3.48 sh. 4.48 s. 0.02 M. 7.21 Tu. 2.27 W. 0.24 Th. 10.17

F. 11.07 _ 22.28 sa. 11.55 s. I 0.03 12.42 M. 3 0.37 12.28

Tu. 1.07 w. 1.40 'rh. 2.10 F. 3.09

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SEPTEMBER.-lst to 4th, clear and

pleasant. 5th to Sth, threatening. 9th to 13th. high winds. 14th to 18th, cool, backward conditions. 19th to 23rd, stormy conditions. 24th to 27th, changeable. 28th to 30th, seasonable weather.

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

(‘.ity Maglstratc's Court. 9 a.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7, and

8.45.

People‘s Theatre, 3, 7, and 8.45.

BIRTHS »

WHITE.-- At the P. E. Hospital on Sept. 19th to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whi'te of Kinross, a daughter.

MACNEVIN.-On Saturday, the 18th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Miner MacNevin, (nee Rita Strlght) Victoria, a daugh- ter. Congratulations. -V.

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TAYLOR.- At Charlottetown, Sept. 20th, Annie Hutcheson. wife of E.W. Taylor. Funeral from her late resid- ence 224 Cumberland St. at 2.30 Tuesday to People’s Cemetery.

SHE HAD A CLOSE

CALL FROM DEATH.

DURHAM, ont., sept. 20.-During

one of the worst electrical storms of the season on Friday night, Miss Short. teacher in the rural school, four miles from town, and boarding at 'the home of William Livingstone. Benetinck, had a very narrow escape. She was sitting beside the kitchen stove, when s. bolt of lightning came down the chimney, set fire to her clothes and killed a dog lying beside her. Prompt action by those present extinguished the flames. but not be- fore' she was very badly bumed.

BEACTIFUI. lil|.l.lNl-IRY

Th ,la\0lt_ lol in .tlil od li lists eiiowrelli? for ifxiilCIIti0n°\:veIii7 at Paton’s. 9-20me3i

on i'

Make the Liver] I Da in Duty ..ii.".2.f't§'.'...'1*'i.'.’.'1'°£""""""“'

CARTENS LITTLI UVER PIU#

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aher Eating.

lm|l|’\l»llnlD¢». Small Pri-.e \ Genuine.-i-‘Sizwwe ._

NOTICE

Dr Croken has moved to the office

lately occupied by the Maritime Fox Exchange, near Hughes's Drug Store.

Aimual__I\_‘ieeting

The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders of the Bunbury Black Fox Co., Ltd.. will be held in the Board of Trade Room, Charlottetown. on Tuesday, September 21st, at 2 p.m. _

G, F. DEWAR,

Secretary-Treasurer.

Sept., Ttli, 1915.

2903-9-9-mlli

Canadian Mail Steamer

' “ Lady Sybil”

Leaves Intercolonial Railway Wharf

Plctou, Nova. Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and there awaits the arrival of the after- noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen islands as foi- lows:

MON DAY-Leave Souris for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst. Grindstone island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls ai: Grindstone, Amherst and Souris; and and returns to Pictou.

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for

Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Pictou.

On the first trip in the months of

June, July, August and September, weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island. ite- turning. calls at Point Bosse, Grind- stone, Amherst and Souris.

For further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON d. SON,

Agents, Halifax.

CHA8. W. IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN 6. CO.,

Agents, Souris.

Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and

Owner, Picton. Nova Scotia.

2061-7-15Mtf.

Auction Sale -..0|=___ Choice Furniture

We are authorized by T. A.

Benson Esq., to sell at his Home Corner Richmond and Way- mouth Streets on Wednesday September 22nd commencing at 1.30 p. m. consisting of Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bed Rooms and Kitchen F urnitures, Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs and all House hold Fixings and Kitchens Utensils. Terms Cash. \

BENJ. CARTER & CO.

Auctioneer

3010-9-18MSnitu3i.

Notice

Exhibition Week S. S. Harland

will leave Charlottetown for Vic- toria Monday at 4 a. m. return-

ing same forenoon. Orwell trips wi I be made Monday and Tues- day afternoons as usual. Wed- nesday West River trips will be made Sailings at 6 a. m. and 3 _p. m. East River service on Friday as usual. Saturday will leave for Victoria at 8 a. m. re-

rufninfl same afternoon. 3032-9-issi.

Farm for Sale

Farm containing 65 at_:res_ of

land in good state of cultivation. Has new house an_d good bam and several outbuildmgs also

i=|a0ri.rs_niniiiis _

This favourite house was illled

with a most appreciative audience in every part last night. An introduc- tory one-part sketch-drama. “At the Bottom of Things," introducing two types of burglars and some convict prison scenes. and ending with a tra- gic finale, was a striking study IH criminology.

The irresistibly funny farce. “APB

You a Mason," a five-part film adap- tation of Leo Ditrichstein's famous comedy, with the prominent star John Barrymore in the leading role. was the rare 'treat provided. Frank Perry, a young lawyer, has always succeed- ed in filling the role of model hus- band, although seizing every opportu- nity to have a convivial night with his friends. His wife’s hesrt’s desire is for Perry to become a Mason, so the idea possesses him to delude her into the belief that he has been ini- tiated. The tlckllsh situations and screamingly funny tangles that this course of deception leads him and his father-in-law, the mythical “Grand Master" into are a chaos of comic de- light. Perry’s awful dream of his iiiitiation into the Order, which closes part 6, is a weird and excruciatingly

must be seen to be enjoyed.

At the close, Mr. Hurley, the Man-

ager. expresded his thanks to the patrons oi’ the People's, and his ex- treme regret at being called away 'to another sphere.

AUSTRIAN UNDER ARREST

ON MURDER CHARGE.

SYIIWEY, Sept. 20.-An Austrian

Pole named Felix Carllchek, is under arrest at Dominion, C. B., charged with the murder of his wife, a Ger- man Pole. The crime took place at 'their home between 7 and 8 o‘clock Friday morning, at the West end of Dominion town. It is stated that the man killed the woman during u heat- ed discussion on the war. At about 7 o'clock Friday morning one of the Carlichey children went to the stable near the house to milk the cow, and returning about an hour afterwards, found his mother covered with blood and lying upon the bed. He raised the alarm and soon afterwards Dr. Morrison arrived. He found on ex- amluation, a bullet wound in the wo- nian’s right side about 'three inches below the arnipit. Life was ._extinct.

Magistrate Smith was immediately

notified and the arrest of (‘arlichek was made at once by one of the Coal t‘.ompony’s police. I-le was found In his own home and offered no re- sistance. The odicer found him in bed with his head under the clothes very much frightened. The family consist of scven children. The wo- iuan was about forty-five years of age. Other particulars of the crime are ineiigre. though the man talked con- sitlcrably with the police. No intima- tioii oi` his statement could be learned other than that it was said he ad- mitted the shooting and that he had quarrelled with his wife over the war. it is claimed, though an Austrian, he is pro»entente and disliked -his wife’s attachment for Germany. According to one of tl1e'boys, the couple had a heated discussion over the digging of a well the previous evening, but did not hear any trouble the next morning.

ti Mtitniim

Mas. Ai.|_EN_ |v|¢|NN|s.

Saturday of Mrs. Allan Mclnnis, nf- ter an illness of several nion'th.s. in March last she contracted a severe cold and from that time het' health gradually failed. She is survived by her husband, who is employed by B. Stewart & C0., and four children, who have the sympathy of many friends in their loss. The funeral yesterday morning 'io St. Dunstnn’s Cathedral

attended.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN RHODES HOUSTON.

Young and well thought of was

Mr. John Rhodes Houston, better known as Jack. He was the son of l\’lr. William Gleen Houston of Rusti- co. P. E. I. He was married to Miss Effie McKenzie. She was faithful in her devotion to the very last.

We extend our love and sympathy

to the bereaved ones. You did what you could. You had the best Doctor. He gave his best attention and the best medicine. The two mothers and his chosen life companion were there assisted by the family oi’ friends.

Christ .saidz Let not your heart be

_troubled ye believe in God believe al- so in me. The :first verse of the four- teenth chaptor of John, Paul in his second letter to the church at Corinth the ilrst cliaptczr and the third and fourth verses, said: Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the i<‘at.‘.ier of mercies and God of all comfort; who comforteth its in all our nflllction. that we may be able to comfort them that are in any aiilliction, though the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comfort- ed of God. Anil not only .so, but we also rejoice in oitr tribulations; and

ness hope. Romans tive three to flve.- Alexander `MacLaren said;

es Ls not in eternal things.

and died Sept. 2, 1915. He leaves to

_ 1. _ _ .

well of water. Situated on Maf- w,,|,.,,._§,,_ Mm, M,,,_ 000.5., Simi,

ue Road 3 1-2 miles_ from 1-rf-ner. iriver. P E 1 - Mr. chester and Exam. please copy.) .dum hooks which he had ht-eh carry-I

funny climax. This is a him that-

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_ _Hi

The death occurred in this city on '

and R. C. Cemetery was very largely_

iipprovetlness; and approved-

Wluit distiirba us in this world is not "trouble" but. our opposition to trou- ble. The true source of all that frets and irritator and wears away our liv-

Mr. Hou! .ton was born Nov. 5, 1890

mourn their loss: a young widow,' father. Ir other, brothers sisters and friends. Mrs. John Rhodes Houston; Mr. and. Mrs. W. G. Houston, Rustico, P- E- lf, Mrs. A. M. I. McLeod, Bur-‘ tlngton, Ia_,; Mr. Harold Houston,

_ ~ - Winnipeg, Can.; Mr. Edison Houston

good orchard an_d never failin Mime, ,,_ E ,_. Mm W_ E H d

Worms Make Children Peevislil

Some symptoms of worms are: e-

ranged stomach. swollen upper lip, sour tongue. offensive breath. hard and full belly, with occasional grip- pings and pains about the navel. D819 ‘

_tw face-of ieaden tint. eyes

heavy and dull, twitching 3, v eyelids, itching of the

nose, itching of the rec-

§ ‘ tum, short, dry cough,

,»__.._ grinding of the teeth,

i- little red points sticking nmhm out on tongue, starting

during sleep, slow fever.

If you have the least suspicion that

your child is troubled with stomach worms or pin worms, don't hesitate-

.». _

n y father discovered it over 60 years a

good health by using Dr True's Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worm Ex-

dealers, 35c., 50c., and $1. Advice free.

IN VESUVI US' CRATER.

wearing anti-asphyxiation masks, yes-I terday descended into the crater of

o asc n D

ent state of the crater bed

get it some 01.111- 'ri-ues Elixir. 'rhis sehr- H°“'“"l- CBN- M““'“Y» L°““" remedy has been on the market since b"

go. Put your child on the way to P

peller. Good for adults also. At all A“’°"°“‘

' ton. ‘

r\ (Y Schr. Carl E. Richard, Capt. Skinner,

AU'-“"""» M=|"¢- _.lv lu.a.¢_ | Louisburg.

Louisburg.

uisburg.

NAPLES, Sept. 18.-Prof. Otto De-| Sch. J. E. Gallant, Capt. Proctor, Pt. ore, accompanied by four guides H

Mount Vesuviust ertai the res-.‘

The descent was accomplished only

vith th reatest difficulty Wlhen in

\ e g . - terviewed after his return, Prof. De- tou

iiore said the recent explosions were'

ai and gaseous substances in thel

crater, the bed of which now consists of a lake of incandescent, boiling lava.

ile he was taking measurements

a sudden upheaval of incandescent rock destroyed the Professor's instru-‘ ments. ; He reported that the phenomena is

without ,immediate danger.

due to the sudden apliearance of mln- er

W’h

_ sH|PP|N_o_NEws

ENTERED

Schr. Ida M., Capt. Williams, Picton.

rg. Schr. Hilda Maud, Capt. Malcolm. t. Malcom.

Schr. Sylph, Capt. Gunlet, Picton. Schr. Lizzie Catherine, Capt. Mills,

-Schr. Arizona, Capt. Lanigan, Plc-

Schr. Maud Carter, Capt. Murray.

Sch. Bonus, Capt. Strlght, Crapaud. Sch. Joseph 0., Capt. Qsborne._

astings.

CLEARED

1 Rivera, Captain Gagon Sydney `

Sch Bonus, Capt Stright Picton

Sch Harry B Capt Mclnnis, Pic

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` charge Twenty-Hvs cents. -

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS.

3|! One cent per word first Insertion In this column. half cent per

(5 nord each continuation. Cash must

accompany order. Minimum I

I I

“AGENTS WANTED:--To sell for the

Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Experience

paid. Handsome free equipment

1< or Sale

FOR SALE.-SUPERB B FLAT COR

net, silver plated, Paris make, good

net," P.O. Box 175, City

' 3055-9-2011131

store and Bllacksmi slant ar _gain if sold at Once. One of best stands on island, good chance for energetic man with some money.

3050-9~20M3I.

MALE SILVER FOX, WILL REGIS-

ter Standard ilrctl, for sale or ex- change for female of same quality. Chas. W. Pike, 50 Avon Street, Bos- ton, Mnss. 2014-9-18M3i. i=XRM'Foi=z's/ite. on MouN'r En

ward Road, one mile and one hall from City, containing about 30 acres. with buildings. Apply to Box 165, Charlottetown.

no year and it half, one darkwood I year and half Apply to Archibald, l\’icF.idyen, ltiverdale, Lot 30. _'

3028-9-18MIlipd.

FOR SALE-A TWENTY FIVE

horse power Boller and engine, shaft- ing, pullys, beltiiig. etc. Good terms. For further information apply to A.

lottctown. 2987-9-16Mtf. FOR SALE-About 100 tons Cape

George Gravel, suitable for first class concrete work. Apply to Dean & Stewart at. C. Lyons & Co.

2797-9-2M1mo

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Help \\ untcil-14 ciiiul-5

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. P. C. Brown, 196 Richmond St.

` 2960-9-14Mtf.

We of-I-7\”IG | R L”I5I6FtI 'G_E_|~TE RAT.

*Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont." W

ANTED-AT ONCE A MILLINER to take full charge of our Millinery department Please state experience and salary required R J McNeill, Tyne Valley 2980 0 15M8tpd

Help Wanted-lllule

AN"rEo`"Eov"ro' LEARN "BAR bering Apply at once to 175 Great George 30.17 9~20m3lpd

as new, a bargain. Address, -“ Cor- LOST _IN .rms c|.W_|_(~-()F C

Agents \Vantcd 'W _

unnecessary. Highest commissions

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FOR YIUICK SA'-EJ C°§1N;**Y E6s'v'.‘_"_7r"sL7tT ver./sv S/ten.;

Apply, Macliiixnon and McNeill. " _

m3ipd _

FILLIES FOR SALE.- ONE DOMI-_f nrt, 163 Kent St o2377o6m mt(

il ' Y 7 _ 7;' Q

C. 1/i..¢i<rn..<m,m slimy st. cha.. sem PER' DAWFOR "'li\isTfi`|§UT-

housework; no children. Apply at

is/Tr-FED- M“A`io`7’son`eENEnAL I

ousework. Apply Mrs. Walter! Grant. 64 Kent Street. 2966-9-14mtf

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vTKN1"Eo';;A` i-iousE` Main. APPLY

to Mrs. Arthur Peake, 121 North

ITU Ni5n`v-MA iii iii ‘F E D_" i=TD`R'

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the, Hospital. ` 2417-8-6Mtf.

this office. 3017-9-17m3i '-

River Road. 2090 -

Lost

watch fob Please return to this office Reward ui-4

Finder please leave at this oilice

mili-

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TO LET. (FOR WINTER) VERY

desirable furnished residence, good, locality, Enquire 17 Upper Prince' street. 3050-0-20m3i I

HOUSE T0 LET CENTRALLY L0-

cated, with all modérn convenience. Apply D. M. McDonald 49 Water St., Phone 574-L.

TO LET.-The Store and premises

on Kent Street at present occupied by Geo. Mcquaid, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-

Sitiiiitloiis Vuciuit -_"'i""ivIII`;Q"'AE`.

$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS RE T

ing card sample box free. Repres- entatives already niaking'i1ve to ten dollars daily. Bradley-Garretson, Brantford, Ontario. 9-14M24i.

ing “WORLD’S GREATEST WAR." Up to date book. Whirlwind seller. Llnscott Company. Brantford, Ont. ,

-4

Teachers Wanted WANTED.-Second-Class Teacher for

Cable Head West School. Supple ment $20. Protestant preferred. M. McLaren, Secy. of Trustees.

2566-B-17mtf

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Wanted -

“DRESSMAKiNG." APPLY AT 265

Grafton St., prices moderate.

3042-9-20l\’l4lpd.

WANTED TWO NEWLY FRESHEN-

ed cows. Apply Everett N. Bovyer. R. R. No. 5. Bunbury.

3040-9-20M2iE1ipd.

WANTED FOXES T0 RANCH.

The Halifax Fox and Fur Co., Ltd.. will take foxes to Ranch, and Foxes for payment. _Apply to A. J. Cros- by, care Customs, Halifax, N. S.

3043-9-30M8ipd.

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Houston. Winnipeg, Can.; and Mr. Warren Houston, Rustico, P. E. I. Canada. ln the afternoon of Sept. 4, a host of friends inet at the home to ' look for the last time on the face of a I loved one who has passed forever from this earth and its cares. -

The Rev. Mr. Sterling expressed!

very beautifully his sympathy to the

body was given back to its motherl earth in the New Glasgow Cemetery.

Let its not look on death with the thought of hatefulness. scorn nor' even rlreadfulncss. We are visitors here. This world is not our home. We are strangers here. We did not. come to stay. Decay is what time means to these lumps of clay. Death is a natural step in every man's life. Mr. Webster said: One may live as a conqueror, ii King, or a magistrate but he must die as a man. ,

o sinks the gale when .storms are

o‘er;

So gently shirts the eye of day;

So dies the wave along the shore."

Our Pather's richest blessings bc ours in the love of Christ- Mr. and

_v .

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_|0\,-ed 01,05 in their _gud hour gf grief sldeliglits on German niilitarisni as it and |nqurn|‘u1n9S§_ dealt with Canadians. civilians. and

The floral offerings was lovely. The civilians of other countries at thc

beginning of the war were told tho council of the Chambre de Commerce yesterday afternoon by J. T. Armand. a member of the Chambre. who was in German detention camps und jails from the beginning of the war until car this summer. when efforts made

Canadian Government, the British

“So fadeIs`a summer cloud away; I

MIIIIIHEIILEII IIEIIIII I

SHUI IS SPI

MONTREAL. Sept. 16.-Interesting

by the Chambre de Commerce, the

Government. and the American Am- bassador at Berlin had saved hini from death! and ultimately secured him his freedom.

The German intention was to have

Mr. Armand shot as a French spy he having been captured near Strass- burg, Alsace- Lorraine, just after thc war had broken out. He had tried to get out of the country before thc war had been declared. but had been unahle to do so because the German troops had been mobilized a month previous to the war, and the fron-

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conilcinnution to death by 0. court,

martial of thc 14th Army Corps. it sentence which. however, was not car- ried out because ot' action at Berlin.

Mr. Armand, after speaking of the

grcut service which the Chambre de ('oninierce and the governments had done for him. said that there were many cases similar to his own where such action was needed, and that he doubted not that hundreds of innocent civilians had suffered death at the hands of the Germans. in the deten- tion quarters where he had been kept for ti time had been 32 other Canadians living under terrlbl conditions, with space of 3 by 7 feet prisoner. He could not condemn the Germans

enough for their treatment of these; civilian prisoners. A prisoner had no

f-'llflllclh being arrested, freed. watched und re-arrested, condemned, reprieved

rs row. ew S80 - - tiers were guarded- Some memornn- und so on until tire was a burden.

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When he had appeared before the

court martial, he had asked for a ldwyer. but was told, following hund- reds of questions, that he would bi’ shot at 6 o'clock in the morning. “i didn't pass a very comfortable night( confessed Mr. Armand. However. 25 o‘clock came, and no firing party. and at 8 o’clock he was told he would have to walt for his shooting until the sant- ence was confirmed from Berlin. Then came the Intervention of the Am- erican ambassador. and he was freed. and then arrested again. and asain nn- ally freed. Mr. Armand displayed B sample of the black bread served out to prisoners. lt was somewhat harder than a brick.

"Germany is on the point of break-

ing.” concluded Mr. Armand. "Let us just have courage and all will be well. We must crush this milltarism. or the world will be ruined."

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