‘ situated for all purposes. Apply R.

_ IENSLAR I Pen-*Lax Tablets

and cleanse your system of its accumulated waste, gent? and without harm ul _ _er effects. ‘ Get ,a generous 25c tin

at our Penslar Store.

PENSLAII LIVER

isI spl_endi_d.f0_1'_ a torpid, laicy liver. Two teas o_on~ fqi in`a'h'alTglass ol) cold water half. an hour before breakfast, will make you feel like a lew person. It~has no harmful effects! 30c and 60c bottles.

E., A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

i ll

W' makes' _a rdihp

taste better than g ug. derloin, it’s the gang; you want. That’s what

LEIIIIPEIIIIIIIS

' SADC

"HI °I\\¢\u»I. weaosnnmq

will do every time. Try iff I ~ is

_ _

$17.- Ma_BoAm.=.'r's time ooi.I.ee.s IIIIIIIIII

Al-Ulnlirrui. Aim Dar lcsooi. ron omia

FULL ACADEMIC COURSI rloll Paar-xnrroav To ll 0 Noon u.\'rIucv|./i1'ioN, PULL colnurlcin. coiiium. Music -ani--iiousciionn lclkncis-rulvsrcai. unveri- nou - Gauss - swiuumo

Mae. Glonol Dicxsois, President M155 Fuoximcn X. M. Nxamaiv ns, B.lI,

Principal

kchaof Rrapau Wsdnaday, Sepi. I7/li. Calnsdar un! on application.

.IIDUUOQUOQOBDUOD

GSSQ

IBUAGOOOOOO QOOIOOO FOR SALE

Pon sal.;-nav Loaosn, New Ar

n bargain. Geo. Mellett, Union Road, Lot- aa. _ isa-s-12iI~i:iipa _

FOR SALE TWO YEAR OLD RE-

gistered shorthorn bull. A.E. Long, Mt. Edward Road. 100-8-7M6ipd_ nssmAsI.E FARM Ar I=nENci-I-

fort, 100 acres, well watered and

Rhynes, Dunstaffnage.. 6971-7-12-Mtf

FOR SALE-FORD CAR, RUN ONE

season. In good repair. Apply to R, D. McDonald, Glenfinnan.

105-8-7M6ipd.

FOR SAI.-E. I OFFE-R MV FARM

containing 83 acres at Little River, L_ot 56. For particulars apply to Agnes McDonald, Little River, Lot 56. 130-8-8M5Ipd.

FARM FOR SALIE FIFTY ACRES

excellent land, buildings, in good condition. Sold with or without crop.Apply James Morgan, Auburn.

134-8-8M12pd.

COTTAGE FOR SALE NIO. 103 ELM

Avenue, 3 barns, and other outbuild- ings, with about 1 acre of land nd- joining, at present under pasture, also some _ C. Rhode Island Reds. Otto K, Hoffman, 103 Elin Avenue, City. 198-8-12M3ipd.

HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR

sale. Formerly known as the Am- erican Consulate, corner Water and Haviland -Streets will be offered by public auction, August 16th at 12 o’clock noon if not previously dis- posed of by private sale. For par- ticulars apply to Haszard & Gaud- et, Solicitors. I ‘ 102-S-7M,'tf.

FOR SALE OR T0 LET-AT THE

village of Eldon, the property of the late George E. Turner, harness maker, consisting of an u roomed cottage, _shop and outbuildings, all in good repair, with a well of good water. An ideai opening for any trudesman. For further particulars, apply to K. J. Martin, Esq., Char- lottetown or to A D. Ross, Eldon.

183-8-11-m10i_

-_==§ WANTED HELP._

MALE

, _ _

TWO MEN 'WANTEID TO WORK ON

farm. No milking. Apply to Wel- lington McNeill, Southport.

217-8-13M-iipd.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

$B$l3BU5$$[UU$$l?ll “_

G%#$

HELP WANTED-» FEMALE

WANTED-A HOUSEMAID. APPLV

to Lady Davies, 3 West Street,

191-8-12Mti’.

WANTED .A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 74 School Street.

131-il-8M6ipd_

WANTIED-A MAID WHO UNDER-

stand-s cooking, no washing, the highest wages paid to right party. Apply in _person to Mrs. Frank F. Tuplin, Summerslde, P. E. I.

7119-7-18Mtf.

Ile WANTED

WANTED TO RENT ROOMS FURN=

ished or unfurnlshed. Apply at Guardian.

WANTED THREE ROOMS IN A PRI-

vate family for light housekeeping. Furnished or unfurnished. Apply "X" care Guardian Oillce_ I

212-8-13iM6i.

WANT-ED-SCI-IOONERS OR SMALL

steamers to carry coal from New Campbellton to P. E. I and New foundiand ports. Prompt loading Anglo Coal Co., 309 Charlotte St. or New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

` 8459-6-21li‘Itf.

gi 4 1 In

_ MISCELLANEOUS

FOR HIRE-SE’VEIN PASSENGER

car, stand Central Garage, Phone 538, IS. Rickard. 226-8-13_m3ipd. fri-lens Iw|LI. BEWA sPEcIAI. MEET.

ing of King William Lodge No. 1166 ‘Monday the 18th at 8 p. in.

213.

MoCLARY'S TAXI SERVICE STAND

2 Macs. Phone 315. Residence Phone 372-R. 194-8-12M1mopd.

NOTICE FOR THE BEST SATISFAC-

tion in piano tuning and repairing musical instruments sent your order to Prof. Mnrcou, Newson Building Charlottetown. Phone 04-J.

6946-7-11Mtf.

NOTICE RE BLUBERRIES-I AM

opening my factory on Tuesday, August 12th for the canning of blue- berries. Shipments by railway will receive prompt attention. Highest prices paid. J. D. Jenkins.

_ 179-8-11M6i.

RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER » on commission can earn easily

$4.00 per day. Must be live wire. Ap- ply personally Guardian 0filce_

7322-7-28Mtf_

WANTED-GOOD MAN AT ONCE TO

work in m_ill to take charge of shingle saw, will pay highest wages Apply to John Bernard, Bradalbane, Stanchel. 157-8-9M6Ipd.

,__ WANTED AN EXPERIENCED TAIL- or, steady employment and good wages. Apply to J. J. Bernisr, Box 406, Campbellton, N. B.

202-8-13-M3ipd_

TEACHERS WANTED

_ ,__ __ _ __ . __1 WANTED TEACHER FOR RICE

Point. School. Supplement $75.00. ADHD' Wallace H. McLaine.

148-8-9M6i'pd.

WANTED TEACHER FOR BURTON

(Lot 7) School No. 38. Supplement $60.00. Jerry Dalton, Secretary-

_ 1:1-s-sirslma.

TEACHER 'WANTED IMMEDIATE-

foi-_,Brook,l.yn School. N0- 127-

upplement $75.00. L. B. Leard. Secretary, Alperton. 203-8-13M7ipd.

&¥ WANTED TEACHER LONG CREEK

school, supplement $75.00. l,fl_ldl\lm‘ mer vacation. Thomas McLeod.

' Secretary. 222-8-18m4lDd - » I I LOST - , ` Los-r Founf cA'r1'»I.s runes oxen (white), one heifer ibrownk marked top off left ear and note

_ 3*'

SINCE 1874 “REMINGTON” I-IAS

introduced more than 2,000,000 \vo- men to paying positions and the means to larger field, and each year the number is increasing. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S.

205-8-13MEli_

i;=== _.1

STRAYED

STRAVED COW.-APPLY HA-RRY

Gillespie, Sherwood, Brackley Point Road. 210-8-13M3ipd.

BIRTHS

HOLMAN.-in this city on August 12th to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Holman. a daughter.

4. . _.Vg

WHITE ROSE GASOLINE. Poole

Urhompson, Ltd., Montague. `

6872-7-Dliltf.

CONCERT-A concert will be given

in Cornwall Church on Thursday eve- HU18 at 8 o'clock, August 14th.. Silver collection. 219-8~13M2ipd_

A MEETING OF ALL RETURNED

of the G. W. V. A. at O'Leary.

RCALEDONIAN CLUB.--Pick is

“-its a. hummer.”

HOME ON A VISIT.-Mr. Fred R

son

first was

auditor for the Illinois Steel Ware house Co., jobbers of steel, a com Dani’ Steel

-pleased to see him again.

The \vho will be Interested to learn that he h.i Durchased the drug business on Ken street

YCHTB

in business here, and late with Messi A. W. Reddiii and E. A. Foster.. H was chief clerk with Mr. Foster fo about of the war, when he volunteered fo service. Aftei serving with No

the formation of the First -contingen as dispenser of the Stationar Hoe

overseas mnined

will be _ now embarked in business for himsel Mr. Coyle, it may be mentioned, hold

tical Association, having passed tb

macy Ac -vince. and the Ohio umbus, O. all for future success. ~

LInIment'Iumbermsn’s frlen

cami or niiuils

Minarq’e

-1.

Mr. and

family of friends for

eavemont. '

LIFI' OFF CORNS

Drop Freezone on a touchy

then lift that com

off with fingers -

A aL Usd is

corn,

‘=_ f

4;-°_~_

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.Doesn’t hurt Freezone on an that corn stops it right out. Yes A tiny bottle

magic! No humbug! of Freezone costs bu

and the cailuses,

Irritation.

Freezone is the sensational diseov

ery of a Cincinnati genius. It is won derful.

men of 0'I/-ary and vicinity will be held in 0'Leary Hall on Thursday, A\l8ust 14th, at 8 o'cIock (old time) for the purpose o forganizing a branch

7160-8-9M5i. _

winner in the~“fast class” at the Scotch Gathering races, wednesday,

_ 2|.

Hodgson, eldest son of Mr. S. F. Hodg.

'of this ci-ty, has arrived in Char-

lottetown from St. Louis, Mo., to spend a couple or weeks vacation. it IS 23 Years ago since 'Mr. Hodgson

left here. His last visit homo

_ eight years ago. He holds an important position In St. Louis being

subsidiary to the United States

Corporation. Mr. Hodgson’s

many old friends here will be very

UGSTORE CHANGES HANDS.- mflllv friends of_Mr. Victor Coyle, recently, returned from overseas,

' s

formerly conductedby Mr. Col-

in McDonald. Mr. McDonald, it is understood, is leaving for the West in the course of a few days. Mr. Coyle has had an extensive experience in the drug line, having served fourteen

in the business with Mr. J. G.

Jamieson when the latter first started

. _ _ _S

tcn years or until the outlirczil

' _ 9

Field Ambulance at Valcartier during

y _

pit_al there, he returned to »P. E. Islam und enlisted in 1915 with the 105th

Br It Ii (1 ` . 1 a on a‘;nnleg;€§f‘;(;igez;l;'tt_l‘ Htgifél of them suitable for framing and the

‘ l

overseas until July 5, 1910. D , _ ‘ _

Mr. Coyle‘s former associates in khaki clearly hcognizable' These photo

interested to learn that he is

the diploma of the P. E. I. Pharinaceu-

examinations the first year the Phar-

t _

y is

mme mm f0"C‘3_ in "IIS DW in its last issue reproduced this photo- -also holds a diploma from Institute of Pliarniacy; (‘ol-

He has the best Wishes of ed in its riiakc up. Mr. Bayer is certa-

shown them in their recent sad ber-

. '208pd.

a bit! Drop a little aching corn, instantly ' hurting, then you lift

a few cents at any drug store, _but ls' [sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes,

without soreness or

_ Rev. HAMILTON WIGLE, D. D.; Principal

. . __ -

_ 5 -1, ah? .." f _ - ' "

If’ my! fb buf Qu” Province _ EDTTON BWEATERBI 16.119

silos only. Patons Limited. -

197-8-12-M21

THE ONLY DRUGSTORE OPEN

,_ TODAY will be Johnson & Johnson‘s ICorner Prince and Kent Streets. 206.

_ CIGAR8 AND SMOKERS SUP PLIEB.-You’ll find your favorite cigar in our cigar case. Johnson & Johnson, Drugglsts, Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. 206.

MARSHFIELD AND FAIRVIEW.-

Next Sunday, August 17th Rev. W. E. Piper will preach at Marshfield at 3 p. m. and at Palrvelw at 7.15 p. m,

_ _ G.-W._\_l. A. EXECU__`l'lV,E---._A meet- ,Inger the o. W. v. A. Executive _w I be held in the G. IW. V. A. rooms, Wednesday, August 13th at 7.30 p. m. Important.

FRESH, PAGE 6. SHAW assorted

chocolates, special candies, nuts, hard centre, chewy butter scotch, molas- ses toffee etc. etc.. etc. Johnson & |Johnson. the Quality Drugstore. 206.

MARKET DAY.-Next Monday, 18th

instant will he Market day in Char- loittdtown .iiistead lof Tiqesday, Aho |Market building being used Tuesday :and lwediiesday by the ladies to cater to the returned soldiers visiting the city on the occasion of the visit of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales.

HOME FROM OVERSEAS.-Nurs

ing Sister Belle Wausnan has arriv- led at her home in Charlottetown after serving two years overseas with No. 7 Field Hospital in_EtI1ples, France. Miss Waughan volunteered in Winnr- peg for service overseas. It is eight years ago since she left Charlotte- town for the lVest.. She expects to spend a couple of weeks here before going back to Winnipegf Her friends here are delighted to see her home again looking the picture of health after her strenuous experience in war work.

If MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPH.- : Mr. J. A. S. Bayer has just completed I a stock of photographs of the recent

provincial legislature, showing each member in his seat, the press re-

t presentatives and the whole interior ' of the legislative chamber. The photo- I graphs are in three sizes ranging -ln

price from $3.50 to 50 cents any one

iotograph of each individual being

graphs, especially the two larger sizes

_ which are unquestionably the most I' artistic ever token in Cliarlottetown, 5 will make excellent souvenirs of thc

Arsenaiilt regime. and the members,

E Conservative and Liberal, who cons-

tituted it. "Saturda N ht" of Toronto

graph with a very complimentary reference to the artistic talent display-

inly to be congratulated on_his splend-

d id work. `

_ CIVIC PRDCLAMATICN

ln honor of the visit of H. R. H.

` the Prince of Wales I hereby de-

Mrs. John Moreside 'and _clare Tuesday 19th instant a civic

Milton, wish to thank their holiday.

kindness and sympathy 0\vliig to conditions ovcr which the

citizens had no control the celebra- tion oi’ Peace Day was postponed until Wednesday 20th instant. Be- lieving the ocusion worthy of spec- ial commemoration and t-lint the peo- pleslioiiiq be given an opportunity to express their gratitude and give vent to their feelings of jo-y, I here- by dcclnrc Wednesday 20th inst a Public Civic holiday and respectfully

QI' HONOR-IP\r?de at Thursday night at .80 p. Civilian 'clo`t-lies./ ` Aug 3.2!

ouanarrrins..-rrne nets; -are

Lean Memorial Hospital-_went under quarantine yesterda-y afternoon for 'a case of varioloid_

L. OF C. PICNIC.-The League of

_the Cross have decided to 'hold their Picnic for the boys and their friends on the afternoon ana evening of Aug-

ust 27 th. .

V. A.. D’S RETURN.-Miss Nellie

Gillespie. city, and Miss Jean Aitken of Georgetown, two of the V. A. D's who left here for service overseas arrived home from izngrand on Men. day night. -Their many friends are delighted to see them home again. Miss Gillespie, it will be remembered was stenographer in the ofiice pf Premier, now Chief Justice Mathie- son and Miss Aitken was assistant librarian in the Public Library. I

ISLAND DOCTOR’8 SUCCESS.-

A letter received by Mrs. James Dorsey of Charlottetown announces the fact that -Capt. (»Dr.) Joseph W. Dorsey who left the Island as Medical Officer with the 105t‘h and was after- wards attached to the Imperial Troops has received an appointment under the British Government as Chief Sur- geon to the leading hospital in Bom- bay, India, with a salary attached of $10,000 per year. This includes resid- ence and transportation over British India. There were forty-.two candida- tes for this position and Dr. Dorsey headed the list, and thus captured this important position. Previous 'to sail- ing to india he was married in London to Miss Lottie Gillham, e. nurse in one of the hospitals where Dr. Dorsey was under treatment having .been gas- scd in the battle of the iSomme. This position entitles the Dr. after a period of service in the,hospltal to a pension for lifc. Congratulations -are certainly in order for Dr. Dorsey.

PERsoNaL§' '

Mr. Alex. Martin, Valleyfield, was

o visitor to the city yesterday. _

Miss Annie Oatway leaves 'tomor-

row morning for New York.

Mr. Ernest Farknian, city leaves

iiiis morning for Moncton to zitieiid tue I. O. O l". Convention.

Mr. R. McLeod, telephone expert of

the telephone company has gone _to Vernon River to install a switch board.

Mr. P. W. McLeod, merchant of

Mt. Stewart and his daughter, Miss Mary, were visitors to the city yesior day.

‘il/Ir. T. C. Ramsay, Fortune Cove,

returned soldier arrived in the city yesterday and leaves this morning for Vancouver.

llev. W. P. McVic, Sydney, arrived

in Charlottetown on Monday night to spend ri ifcw days here before return- ing with Mrs. IMcVie and family to Sydney.

Misses I-Iilda and'Helen Harper,

city, left 'Yesterday for Halifax where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I-larry Messervey at the North- west Arm.

information Wanted

information is wanted regarding

Alexander M. McDonald who was , working on a farm near Charlottetown and left there two weeks ago and has not been heard from. He was about 32 years of age of llglit complexion and medium height, of quiet andin- offensive disposltion. Any information

request the citizens to loyallyobserve the same.

G. D. WRIGHT,

Mayor.

3i_

regarding his whereabouts will -bo much appreciated. Kindly _notify Guardian or Patriot office.

I I

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df-= ‘itil 3-1.5:-t

_ _ A-1. _-,:,;__ 2.. ir I _delicious tm,-nude ) V .5~'£-_-31 from-'

' /'

3 ed than -a I3

Q1#

.i-.

Morse’s. Selected

0 " Orange P-ek

lil'\`l“

Q _

Mrs. C. J. Higgins, of Hyde Park.

Mass., who is spending a few months with friends and relatives at her_old home Oyster Bed Bridge, was a vis- itor to the city yesterday .

Mr. J. Keiser of Kentviile, N. S.,

returned soldier who 'has been under treatment for shell-shock at the Con- valescent lioine leaves this morning

Mr. A. L_ Gallant, who has been

spending a short vacation in Charlotte town goes to Bloomfield tod_ay'!o spend a few days with relatives there before returning to Boston.

_ ~__.

Dr. E. 0. McDonald of Glace Bay,

C. B., who has been visiting his former home in St. Gcorgc's leaves this morning on return.

'Mr_ R. Rogers, of Hope River, was

in the city yesterday and returned home in the afternoon. Mr. Rogers it will be renicnihcred lost a leg in the great war. 1-le leaves on Friday

I raiit[IiutiiiuNs._

Sir,-To Rev. Dr. Fuilerton'g, port

enquiries on this subxect might? ask further; why is it that in this slana of production, small rents and over- head costs 'that island consdmers must pay fifty per cent more id? Dw- visions th n in other laces.” From

a n

for his heme. -Montreal Star. at _-_l\I1.v _.8£l1.I..§._-‘1“°¢°

the Win. Davies Co., ’Ltd.,`a vertlse- ment:-Chuck Steak 15_'g_e_nts Chuck Roast 15 eents, Shonider-`_`_B.Iia,st or Steak 15 cents, Beeii Brisket 12%' cents, Rib Roasts 20 cents, Cob Corn Doz. 15 cents, Tomatoes 5 'cents lb.. Black Tea 45 cents. From Deslauriers advertisement it is even more reason- able: Front quarter Lamb 20 cents. Round Steak 20 cents, Sirloin_ Steak or Roost 25 cents. _

If the Davies Co., and Flaveflle, as

has been painted, are such notorious profiteers, what have we to say to the home speculator. _ -

Il um Sir, Etc., .

_ _ CONSLLMER.

__~_,i..._Z---

for Toronto where he will be fitted with an artificial limb.

Our Colonel, 2.03%. ._ Peter Farren, 2.07%, _ _ _

Lacopia, 2.12%, ._ ._ Corwin Ha1_,2.181/¢, _ _ . . . . . . . . .__

Angus Dillard, .... ._ .. Kennah Aubrey, ._

JolinR_,_.._ . .

Ed. Laconila, _

King Brazilian ._ _ .

Oiiia, _

Dusty Miller, _ _

The Abcgweit, _ _

Lois Guy, ._ _

Duunholm,_......... Queen Catherine, I .

Hilda S_,.»__. ._ _ _

Brenton H., .. __ .

Dusty Mill-ier, _ ._ .

Keminali Aubrey, ._ Helen R.. ....

Colorado L.. . .__ MayorTodd,.....

William Humphrey, _ . . _ . _ . . ... ._ Major (Dr.) Jack Jenkins,

Ernest Parkman, _

Morsey Bowuess . . . . _ ._ _

Aug. 13-3i-

X 218-8-13M1i.

Entries for New Annan Races

Baron A., 2.04%, . ._ . . . .._ J. Lawson. Sussex, N.

liaby Logan. _ . .

Commodore K., ._ . . . . . .._

I ‘i

Mlnard's Linlmsnt Cures Dlstbmper

Free for All - -

HF) ;;ssE

_ _ McKinnon Drug, Co. Ch’towii, P.

0’Keei'e & Son, St. John, N.

_ John P. Smith, Kinkora, P__ _ John P. Smith, Klnkora, P.

2.22 Trot and 2.25 Pace E

_ _.McKinnon Drug Co., Cliarlottetown. _...Eddie Stewart, French River

._ ..J_ A. Rogerson, Victoria.

. ` H. Benoit, Charlottetown. ._ _ ...Fred Welsh, ,;

' . Hem Hooper, Charlottetown

y -

George Woodside, ,_CiInton.

W. McNeill, Southport. B. W. McArthur, Kensington.

_ Layton Rogers, Kensington.

‘ 2.17 Trot and 2.20 Pace 1 `

_ . . . ._.Gay & Arbing, Charlottetown. . _...Gavin Harding, G`raha.m's Road. . .. __ J. IStewart`,'-SouElip,ort.

Henry Hooper, Charlottetown.

__ G. W. Woodside, Clinton. Eddie Stewart, French River. _ . _ McKinnon Drug Co., Charlottetown, ` . . _. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown. _ _ . .. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

. Auto Race Entries - - ‘ ' _

. _ . . . . . _ _ . .._ Summereide, Chevrolet.

_ ._ (iliurlottetovvn, Chevrolet.

._ _ . _ Charlottetown, Chevrolet.

, P. Claude Murphy. .. . . ._..TignIsh, Ford.

Summerside, Winton Special.

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Mount Allison Ladies’ College Mount Allison University Mount Allison Academy

' OPENS SEPTEMBER

Founded 1854. Session 1919-20

Annual Session 1919-20 OPENS SATURDAY, SEPT. 20

gineering, Me

lege in Canada.

ture, Intellectual Equipment.

us. _

t almost continent scope.

on application Ito

This is the largest Residential Ladies' Col-

WE STAND FOR-High Ildezils, Soul Cul-

WE G-IVE COURSES IN-Music, Oratory,

Ilnusehold Science, Literature, Fine Arts and University Matriculation. Business Courses are provided Iby the Academy Affiliated with

WE POSSESS-An enviable reputation of

tions, Expenses, etc.

possible notice.

Our Art iMuseuni is a feature where we con-

sider we stand without I1 peer. Free Calendar

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered.-

For information regarding Courses of Study, Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes, Affiliated Rela-

SEND FOR CALENDAR

incoming Students__wishing Residential Ac-

commodation-for which MOUNT ALLISON IS JUSTLY FAMOUS-should give earliest

Offers General, Special, and Mati'icuiatio`ti

Courses leading to the Colleges of Arts, En-

dicine, etc. Manual Training.

- Offers Cour

Comfortab

MOUNT ALLISON _

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE _

ses ln Business, Shorthand and

Typewriting, Penmansliip, etc ' -

Ie Residence, Strong Staffof ` ' '

Experienced Teachers " ' "j

A limited number of positions available by

- which students, either male or ._.-111516, may

assist iheinselves to pay expenses. '

FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER B- I

- Courses in

ARTS, SCIENCE, AND THEOLOGY.

Cale

ndar S¢nt on Request 4' `

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Rev. B. C. BORDEN, D. D., : President sAci<vIi.I.s, N. s.

RINIGNQ up |=A_1-HER

J. M. PALMER, MA., l.L.D. 2 Principal

ACKVILLE, N. B. - '

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