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DING MATTER SE

LECTED FROM THIS WEEKS' NEWS-_ FOR THE Ulm,

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ll»Dl’Ali'S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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MONDAY '.

James and Mrs. Paton, (‘h§l'lotte-`

town, are at present visiting in Paris.

Miss Margaret Douhn, Charlotte

town, left this morning on 3 visit to Boston and New York.

J. E. B. Mci"ready qi Charlotte-

town, has contribiited_an article on "The Emerald Isle of }3anada” `to the August Oakland lllaple Leaf.

Nnri`n.an l.iind, of the brokerage

office of F. B. Mc(‘ur_dy and Co., Halifax, formerly of t,‘hfii'l,p,ttof-oivn, spent last l\‘i~lday and'Ss.turday with his parents, in Sarkiilie and went to St. John, to relieve in the Mc~ (Eiirdy office thei'e.

At the Wednesday ereniiiiz session

of the Maritime Board of Trails in '|‘rriro the fiillowini; i~esului.ioii, inor- ed by '(‘apt. Henri, .rlilnirm-i'.~;iiie, und

seconded by (‘. _\ic.~\Sthui‘, siiiiiiiier- side, vviis |irc.~rentcii:~‘Resol\cd, that 5 better telegraph slgrvire be-tween the mainland and l'. E. l. is an urg- ent nef:ei=sity." The iriciiiiwiiiieiife of

SUME WUIIKING

GIRLS LUSE Tllll

MUCH TIME

TWD Girls Tell How To Avoid lt.

There is nothing that teaches more

than experience. We therefore quote from the letters of two girls who suf-

sanie remedy is within reach of all.

Brooklyn, N. Y. - “Prior to taking

the first bottle of Lydia E. Eink_liam’s Vegetable Compound I suffered agony every mouth, hut after your wonderful medicine had been taken a while I felt a little better, and after taking seven bot- tles of it I feel that I can truly say l have no more pain or inconvenience.

“ As I am out in the business world as

s stenographer, I come in contact with many girls, and when the opportune mo- ment arrives l tell them about the Veg- etable Compound and I know that quite a few are taking it."-IlEl.F.N CANET, 556 Dean St.

Another Girl’s Experience.

Tishomingo, Ol<la_.--"Iam a stenog rtpher and book-keeper, and Lydia E.

_ .W ,___,_,______ l’inkh_am’s Vegeta -»:._;__¢ ble compound has ' -. 3;; saved my life. I am -,_ 'ii » ’Ef enjoying the best of ,__f_§, heai»t:l'inovr;‘butI'vvas suffering from fe- miiie troubles and \ p ain ful periods -'-3 and would have =';3‘5""" Q backacbe. headache

,Q ‘ .,. A n d fainting spells. l \ If any woman would

like to write to me

I will gladly answer her letter and tell her what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me.”-Mrs Harris CoPaNnAvr-m, Tishomingo. Okla. f ' N.-. ._,______ ._ 1;_2lf.-.4 -'.'_._--

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SiiveriorService

\, I ir _ _ A ‘ When purchasing silver

li.-' you are sure of d_Bi"1_“fl‘ ‘~‘ ii" ability and ucziuiy if ii is i

il Miosus nos. l gl; “ This brand, known nl _ , ".S`1'Iu¢rPla1e that Wears "

‘ln I assures Iongservice because

itisiiielieaviestsilvcrplaiu. , Look for ilu: iradcniark.

_ Sold by Leading era

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_inn iiir i, :_ which she reniaiue a :consistent enib ' ' l ii -s

the Present service was graphically portrayed by these and other gentle- men, who advocated the laying of a second cable. An amendment was nrovod by E-. T. Higgs and seconded by `R. H. Jenkins, Charlottetown. Acting upon the suggestion of the President the contending parties con- ferred together and agreed upon the following:-"Whereas, the Dominion Government is under statutory obli- gations to maintain telegraphic com- iniinlcatioii with P. E. 1., under the Act of Confederation; and whereas. the present service is ineiiicient, un ‘sati.sfactiiry, expensive and frequent- ly interrupted by the breaking of thr cable. Therefore, be it resolved that ‘the Maritime Board of Trade now in session rn Truro, request the Dnmiri ion (lovernriieiit to take immediatf- steps to place the tele;/graphic serv- ice bi=~t\\‘teii P. IC, I. niid the main- land on such a basis as will ensures coritiriiiiiiis ser\'i<‘e, equal iiicost nnd efliL‘iPili‘_\ iii flint eiipiyed liy the iiqiiiile of thi: iiininlnnd_ will iii the 'ipiiilorr of this Hmird ri second new -:able is riece-sary in order to do this," Passerl uiiniiinioiisly.

Ti'I-ISl’A\'

math f‘h irlottetovin, took place yes- terday afternoon at .Z 45 from into resideiire to St Duiiataii's i`atiie~ dial where Rei Dr Mcbelliin con ducted the services The funeral ivns aigely iitterided and interment was node in the li i Vemetery

'rlmmng F Anderson Secretary of

rim Nleu l<n--land shoe and iaather \s=.i»<iuti<in iif Boatoii spent the wcei: :nil iii iiiniliiltciiiiiii on his reti 'ir from . liiilnlnr. trip to tht Alagrlnlei islands \l Anilcrsou uns forsomi cirlitei-n years tonne-tteil uitli the Bustnii Post until three yi.irs iigzo when he uns nppoiiiti-il i~.ecratnr'y ani' rzeiieiul origami/rr of the alioii' narncii r-iiraiitiritioii \li iudersoii is a un

s i .ny trip ui t s direction ii

enrlitceii years

I-lon .l F lliitlierford of the Nou url. (itv iiiir lectured to .i packed iidientc in iii( lipera Home in <`hui-- ottctouri vestirda) afternoon on be subieit Wiieic arc the Dead. -lc attacked the cicvds or Lhe cliiircii- cs ubich he Said were fornruliited ui the linik Agts and °-iiipporteil his arguments by ready and volum- niius qiiotritioiis from the Bible. He urged on his bearers the necessity of iiibif' ‘cltudi ns thi- only means oi nstcrtniiring the truth He is speaker of gooii address, fluent and ionvinciiie Freqrrriit interruptions were <-aii~~_\d liy people lcavinr: he hull \\liil~t Mr. Rutherford was speak- iuir.

"Tire comnriinity of New Arizyle wus culled upon on July liltli 1912, to __;\i<i\ii‘n thc death uf one of its must ,respected meriihcirs, wiicn Mrs. \'»li_n. acilonald was cfilird fri-in t::\ i. eternity. Mri~i. liinclioriulil wa'-i tht rlauglitcr of the late l)ourild ('anicr‘oil of lriiclialicr Antigoriisli (`n. N. ‘3.. and \vfi.=i liiirn in that place sixty three years ago. Sho came to t '. Province twenty-six yfars azo with her husband whom she married in Lo wcll Mass. Mrs. .\lacDorinld in gen- eral enjoyed good health till_a few years ago when she liecniiiii""afllictel with nn iiicuraiilf- ilisciisc which cans cd hcr intense pain, She bore it" with great priticirce and resignation to the Divine will. Quite early in life she be- came olicdiciit to the iaith as it is iu_ Jesus and united with The Presbyter-

cl cl if ' d

m. er til the en . Mr .

Mr-i?Doniil<i lcuvfs to mourn a hus- hiiiid and a diiiiglitei; Maggie May, two sisters, Mrs. Jane Taylor of lia- chnber and Mrs. F. ('_‘. White of Truro, N. S., three lirotliers, Doiigald I., of Soniervilie Mass., .Iohn of Lochaber, N. H., rind Alexander of tire same plncr-_ beside 8 luree number of friends and ucqiraiiitances. The funeral was ,iivlil to the Argyle Veiiictery and the lrirgc attciiflance bore sufficient testi- intny of the high eutceni in which abc

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_'i`iic firiii-ml of the late Peter Mc- ,-_5_‘-A ‘. _Vins

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tered and were restoredtohealth. The r_i;\€¢~ Niiva and tiiisll is his

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A Host of

You like the spice of variety;_therefore you’ll enjoy Moir’s Chocolates, with their hundred or more different centers. g Toothsome nuts, dainty jdlliés, luscious fruits, form some of the centers, iwhilg others are of unique creamy confectioos. All are hidden

t _ in that wonderfully thick coating of smooth,

rich chocolate that’s being talked about so

Enjoy a new treat. _Try_Moir's Chocolates.

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Dr. lors¢’s lsdiu loot Pills

If sn much in-

telligent cue were gin-_nrakecping the

.- body clesn and p>

within u well as without we would gee more healthy, vigorousoldmensnd women. The daily

~ bath doesiu pm by

_ _keeping the pores of

/. A pb

thc skin open so that they throw ofmucb ofthcbody'simpuri- ties, but it ii even more important that the bowels and kid- neys should be kept

""“ '°""”" regular and active. If the bowels fail, ss they often do

lite in life, to move regularly st lead once s day, the waste mauerfrom the had nesemnlstca, decays, poisons tho lystem and upset; the iroin-ich.

Ifthe kidneys are sluggish rhe impur-

ities which they should filrsr from the blood remain snd cause ifhcumstilm.

Dr. Morse's Indian Root_ Pills

regulate the bowels, stimulate the kidneys

and open up the pores ofthe skin. The rclult is s body clean within-pure, red blood-good digcition--uid s bale and hearty old nge. ~

Three generations have proved the

vsluc of`Dr. Moric’a Indian Root Pills, sad their nie in steadily increasing all over the world.

351°. at all dealers’ or from W. H.

Comstock Co., Lid., Brockville, OM. |

listen ns/tl sl 1| In ls Dr. laru'|

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was held. “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.”

Ref. D. McI.ean`wili preach at Nine

Mile Creek on Saturday, the lilst, at 7 p.m.; Sabbath, Sept. lst,.,af. Ca- noe Cove nt ld a.m_; ifhurcliill fit 2.30 and thc. I’eople's <.‘-liuich ,nt 7 p, ni.

...’l`ic\'. Fi-ed (`lay, now of New York, occupied the pulpit of the East Point Baiitisli Churcii at both serv- ices Sunday, the 18th, in or'g,toricnl powers be fully sustained thc, tradi- tions ofthe family and proved _f worthy sircccssor tn his futher, the late Dr. (‘lay, who is well kripwn to many of the older members ,gf the congregatioir. He was accompanied hy his cousin, (3. B. Clay. ,, -

F. B. McRae, Ciiarlot.tetown,,l,ias rc- ceivcd a telegram announcing, the death in the Maine Central Hospital, Lewiston, Me., of his sister, Mrs, George Beer. Mr. McRae leaves this morning to bring tbe__remai!l`5 Home for interment. The deceased passed ri- way on Friday; August -23rd, of pneumonia. Mrs. Beer was the eldest '~"vl~f»r of A. M. and Mrs. Macrae, Waterside, Pownal, and leaves, besides i..-i~ ,»Arc.ris, the followiiig brothers and sisters to mourn, Fred and Mal- colm of Waterside, Pownal, Daniel, Robert, and Jones of Droxford. Saskatchewan, Elizabeth and Beatrice nt home and Mrs. J. P. Irving, Cherry Valley. Miz. Beer predcc;-asi-d her eleven years ago. The fuiierzil no- tice will ,-,ppear later.

George Heniiessey, who has been

visiting in'Cliarlottetown, the guest; of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hennes- sey, leaves this inoriiing on return to i‘hicn;.’,o whcre he will join the Cliapcl (lar of the (`liurcli Extension Society, of which he -is business manager. This Society has been provided with a new car, manufitcfiired by Barney .ie Smith ond is one of the finest cars ever turned out of those shops in magnificence. lt rontniris A hund- soine chapel nccoiiiu<int.iig' 75 people and also living and sleeping accom- iiiodatinn for the chaplain and oth- ers. It is of steel construction and is finished in (‘ulnin inaliogany, and wnen coniplctcd will cost $25,000. The new unr is culleri St. PL-tei-'s, the old uric being l-‘.t. .-\iithony's. The car gucs through the srizall towns rind districts in which there are no chur- ches. Thirty new edificcs have been built besides the regular mission worli in the past, 25 yeurs. Ou Sept. lst the new car ieav1is`Uhicag0 and will proceed oii a tour through Wis- consin, Minn(-sot,n, South Dakota, Wiishiiigtoii, and hack through Idaho, 'I‘hrougli each diocese a new_ chaplain is provided. The founder and presi- dent of the society is Dr. Kelly, a native of Uliarlottetoivn. Dr. _ Kelly preiicheiliat the dedication of the car in Dayton, Ohio, on .Tune 30th. Bo-i sitieshis other duties Mi-_ I-leniiesssy, who is possessed uf it i'.on.i vriici-, lends his assistance in ii' musical win during the scrviies.

-The ninrrlnige of Miss l,niil‘a M.

lierirard, diiufrhtir of Iiier rind Mrs_ Bernard cf lfnrk fjornir, anti .John E. ("amfihclI, ann ,ur llllkli rind Mrs. Uamplieil of Sen \i:\v, was soleinniz- oil nt the residence of thu bride N lin~ reuis on \Veilnc.~day caeniiiif, Aug. l-ith. at sr-'en o`flm‘l»i, nnd was v.‘it.» iivsscil i-y ii inrec ciiriiriniii if rein- tlvcs and i:cl=,'bl'_~ors, The bride looked chnrmiin: in u. fancy, worsted iziiivii of a beautiful slate color, with trim- inings of slate colored satin, spang- led net over white satin. She carried A beautiful bridal bouquet and was given ln marrin;:e by her father. The happy couple vrere attended by Hoath McLeod of lrihlitown and Miss Elva Bernard, sister of the bride, who

wore li brown cloth gown, nith trimmings :Joi 2 rown silk rind white rirchinzs. Mrs. James A. (Tamp- hell of Bri:l'n\_"+on plnycd the weddlni marches, rind le . fl. A. Hutlieiinnd of Kenslniziofi. was the officiating

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i-lerzyman. immediately after the ceremony, a rcceptiolwss heldwhen the many guests present extended their best wishes to the bride and groom. The weddirifg i-aussi Wasil!" eeilent in every way. The eharlvatl

party, composed of young the vicinity, assembled asa eos but

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time. with hall ihc Ilhor, il you use

th. A CRUSH'

Makes everything about ilie house. barn or dairy clean as s whistle. TheIine.por- ous particles get riglil down info every crack and U¢vicc,1laIis up sll llie dirt ‘ siiil leave die surface :lun

and spotless.

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ed their part to the evening`s pleas- ure. The wedding presents were nu- merous and costly, among which might be specially mentioned it beau- tiful gold watch and chain from the father of the bi-ide. The bride and groom are very popular, and have the bust wishes of a host. of friends at homr-_'and abroad. '

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A sad fatality occurred at Sum-

iusrside yesterday afteriiooii about four o'clock when Joseph l’rovost,1st mate on the scliooner Arizona, lost his life iii ri fall from the mnsthead to the deck. _ '

The deceased was working on the

mast und suddenly srimetiiiiig gave way and the iiiilortiiiriito man was precipitated to the =leck,u fall of about sixty feet. He struck the deck. rail and fell overboard. The body, which floated to thc surface, was seciired with as little delriy as possible and medical assistance was summoned.

'|‘ni= coroner, Dr. Jardine, was also

notified and un inquest was , under the circiimstniices, deeiucd unnecess- ary, [ii the fall it i'/ns ascertained that the deceased broke his neck, meeting iustmit death.

He was a native of Aricliat, f`,ll.,

where his widow resides. Ons of his sons was employed on the schouiici' with him.

The remains were ini-v.'ni'df~d to

(diarlottetown on the cxprrss last night and will cross on thc Nrzrtli uvnberland this morning on route £0 A!'iCl1af. for interment. The son Charles, aged about twenty, n.nd (iantnin Boiidreaii aecoiiipanied the body to Charlottetown and wir-ed the sud news to the deceaiied’s liuuie af- tvr nrriviiig here. The soil will ac- nomliiiny his father's remains home

The schooner Arizona arrived _ in

Hummersific yesterday with a cargo of f-mil nnd wus to sail after dischurgiiig for Ncivcnstlc, N. I). She is in com- u-rind of (`ript. Houdrenti und has a crew of four- mcn. ' ~

The sad coccrirrnncc has elicited

much syriunitliy for the di-.ceased and liis bereaved family.

Capt Bondreau stiited to a Guardian

representative last evening that the Arizona had met with very heavy weather en route from Sydnev nnd when she nrrivvd in Siimuierside her iruiinnmst. wus spriuig. All day and "'lf.liiri five minutes of the occurrence lie had been ivurklnz on the. mast with the deceased mate and only five minutes previous to the arolficnt he bird descended for some rmmor-_

The first he knew of the mute he-

inz in diiilcriity was pm nufcrv from ‘he iniisthond rind ho lo-ikd up in time 'ro see the r1ecc"ise<l leave his ‘mid and fall to the rail.

The cargo will he discharged in Niimmcrsliie and repairs will be of- fvcted to the mast.

'I‘lie deceased leaves a widow, one

ann, Charles. and five daughters, all "own un-. Cant Bniidroaii returns to Rummernide this morning.

(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26--The Herr

ate today named R committee to in- vestigate under the Bacon resolution the landing of the American forces ln' Nicaragua. '

Senator Baron intends that the

government has no authority to land on foreign soil without the consent of Oongress._

_ (tlaiiadian PIM!!-) r

i.(%NDON,, Ariz. 88-s/This yoarfs new

hatt esliipsiwili bo, larger than the Iron Dale. ‘ ' . _

'Php class ii buvixing will have 14

our armored an . fi . _ J;

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,WAN’I‘UD," A -FUR GENERAL -. .._p|i,|i|_ `ii'>`¢¥'lii`¢. Ilolofsnces required,

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Her msny friends iii Prince Edward

Island will be deeply pained tolearn or the death of Mrsi Peter MacP_he_r-_ sonfiormeriy of Gardeld, P. E. I., which occurred at Vancouver, B. _C., on July 30th. The deceased, who had been ill for some time, was a -good woman possessed in a marked degree with those kindly. motherlv qualities which characterise the true woman and the model wife. She was a faithful member ,of the _Presbyter- ian Church and died trusting in the Lord. Besides her surviving husband, three sons and two daughters, also three sisters-Mrs. Kenneth Mathes- on, Garfleld, P. E. I.; Mrs. John A, McKenzie, Garfield; Mrs. Angus Mc- Phee of Boston. Mass., and one brother, William McKenzie of Boston, and a large circle of friends are left to mourn their loss. Burial took place in Vancouver.-Com. (Patriot please copy.)

-H. C. and Mrs. Simpson were ag-

greegbiy surprised last Monday even- ing when a number of young folks of Maipeque called on them. Among them might be mentioned Geo. Green, who is a guest at the Mouse. and the employees of P. McNutt & Bon, and several others. The principle feature of the evening was music and song. ’i‘he hostess rendered some fine selec- tions. _Mr. Green recited in his talent- ed manner for which he has a reputa- tion. Games were also indulged ln. The inner man was given satisfaction too by Mrs. Simpson serving lunch and she and the groom are in good style. At a late hour the friends departed much pleased with their outing,

The marriage was celebrated in the

Mission Church, Roxbury, Mass, on Tuesday, 'August 6th, at 8. a. m., oi William F. Hackett of Roxbury. Mass, eldest son of Laiirance E. Hackett of Roxbury, Maas, and Miss Clara Josephine Murphy, of Roxbuty, Mass., youngest daughter oi' William and Mrs. Murphy of Clyde River, P. lil. I. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Wynn, in the pre sence of a large number of the friends of the bride and groom. The bride .looked very pretty iii a beautiful gown of white silk, with bridal veil and lillies-of-the~valley, and carried A wnite prayer book. The bride was attended by ber sister Miss Priscilla M., who was daintly attired in a costume of pale blue silk with fi black

rapan,Mass, cousin of the bride. was

dainty wedding breakfastwas served to the immediate relatives of the bride and~ groom, at the beautiful

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was iiicurrible. _

Take, for instance, Mr. Geo.

actions and the spriglitly step of a

YOUTHIlll Vllilld

Fresh Fruit Juices, Again Proves Its Great!

_ Value In Curing Kidney Trouble. ` ,_ _

Old age pays the cost_of living. Few men and women of fifty,

sixty and seventy are free of Kidney Trouble. Hardworli, mental strain and general debility, tell in the long run. And many men and women show they have Kidney Trouble by sudering with pain in the back, headaches, rheumatisin,_scl:itica, bladder disease. _

To such people “Fruit-a-tives’l has proved one of the .vrondem '

of the age--sind the most remarkable discovery of the century in modern medical science. This fruit medicine has performed, hundreds of cures where the sufferer had been told that the.c`asc

“Fruit-a-tives" is the only medicine in the world made of fr\ut,_ ‘

and is the only one that acts directly on the kidneys. It`,=¢urc€r ""_5,">c. a box, 6 for $2.50 or trial size, 25c. At dealers or sentiodi,

feceioi of price by Fruit-a-tivesI.,inii1s|:I,, Ottawa. ' 1 . -_

'WHiY~SHOUlD NOTlll|l_

PEUPIE HETAIN THEIII

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No Reason Why Men And Women Of Sixty,

Seventy And Eighty Should Not Be well- The Secret Of Happy Old Age _

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“Fruit4a-tives", The Famous Medicine Made_0f_

W. Barkley, a prosperous farmer

and. one of the leading citizens of Dundas County, Ontario. . _

At seventy-six, he is the picture of health-with the vigorous

man of fifty.

Yet for iwenty years, he suffered with Kidney Trouble. He

took “Fruit-a-tives" and it cured liiin. _

‘ C1rs.s'rsiivrLLu, ON'i‘., JAN. 25th, 19:1 ‘

» “For over twenty years, I have been troubled with Kidney

Disease, and the doctors told me they could do me no good, andsaid I would be a sufferer all the rest of my life. Nearly n. year ago, I tried “Fruit-a-tives”. I have been using them all the time since and ani glad io sity that I am cured. I give' “Fruit-a-tives" the credit of doing what the doctors said was impossible." ._

Gao. \v.BARi<1.Ev. _ _

picture hat. Arthur H. Curran of Wat- :ll-I , -- Fi'

(Canadian Press.)

e e r onig

when Mayor Harrison ordered live Places there closed

GUARDIAN cLAssiriizii Ans we --

are_well_l{nown _

One eenf par word first insertion in fhis column. Iialf conf per word for MRS' PARTRIDGTE' DRE -.MA _ each conlinusiion. Cash must accompany order and five per cent dis- ef. Will he ready_ for fall' wf-“IK -5b°“l5 count allowed. Minimum cherle Twenty-Iive cents. Sept' wth-' ‘Nu can PM `_l-Bn'-9"

best ' man. After the ceremony a ___'hSH§)"__-'*t[}§g_;lA‘i§;re?_'_;?£§_i;if1YtBf1r\\;2_l;

new home of th., groom 12' Custer The order was issued lifter (`nrl A. __ _ _ si., Jamaica Piiiiiis, Main, where nie Waldron. a memiier of the commit- N0.,.,C,,3_w,L,_ THE PERSON WHO happy couple will in future reside, tee of Fifi.ecn,' had appezilcd to the' was seen taking a halter away from The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor and said lie had nrnrle futile the horse shed at B,.ada|bBne’0,, Hackett wish them very many years ,eilorts to induce the police to close gabbath eve the 139,- leaveqg in of happiness. these houses.m _ , ,tim ,mst omcé at B,-m\¢1h¢m¢ (0,-

~ __ nie Rev. .rriiiii Gii1ie.__"__ s=3ii_Mn1i f 'f'

‘-__;__-;;;:_»¢-;-L--;-,_-_-g-§=; -_--;f5-;¢=;=¢c;;1-_,__;;__;__-_,__._.,,,.¢;1 Ir 'run Parvrias wHo~'r‘ooK ='i'H1_i

if N ' ' ’ W’ ' f’ ' " ' ' """'T' ”""‘ ’”" ', clothes off the line on Water'.Hti'.6¢t

| vesterflny morning returns some

dcrs any time. Address East Roy-

Gharlottetown and Queens Co., to sell our high class Fruit Trees and General Nursery Stock. Large list' _of commercial and domestic varie- ties suitable for culture ln Prince Edward Island.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for particulars. Stone & Wellington, l‘he Foothill Nurseries, (Establish- ed 1837). Toronto, Ontario. `

' 6.27ME55i.

AGl<JN'l‘S, $50 T0 $150. PER WEEK soiling Success Hand Vacuum Clean- ers; over 125,000 in use; superior to any Cleaner made at any price; we prove this; highly polished; nick- el-plate and aluminum throughout. Sent on trial. Hutchison Mfg. Co., Wi\*=1f'='>“¥i<;Pe-_ ___§-1_0_lY!s_4_iiz‘_\_-. AGENTS WANTED, $150 AND THE

right. man can establish and con- trol B profitable business in an un- crowded field. Article appeals to everyone, Write for particulars,, The Victory Co., Mutual Life Build- ing, Buffalo, N. Y. 8-10SMI'l-ilpd.

1 m , _i MOARDERS WANTED

WANTED - STUDENTS COMFORT- nliiy' accommodated nt 291 Euston _§\_treet. _____8;2§_M_5_i_pd. WANTED. STUDENTS TO BOARD,

at 166 Weymouth St., near P. W. College., Modern conveniences.

_ 8-§liMlwp_d.

BOARD FOIL TWO STUDENTS OR others at 61 Bayfield St. 8-28M6ipd. °'-ze: '5- is

._ ‘ _ *!'_E!_‘.!_\;l"<___'!!;';_'_’_.-____h

MAID YANTED ABOUT'Tl-IE FIRST

weak. n Sept for vonnral housework. No washing. Aliuly at once to 187 Kent st. __________i_i;a_ii_i_iggi_. w`AN'i~ian, A Main Fon GENERAL..

housework. ' No washing.. Highest wages, Apply to Mrs. W. K. flog- ers. 167 Euston St. 8-2_9M§i. wAN'ii~‘rn`,’srit`sMAivr craps Fon

millliiery workrooms. Apply at once to Miss Randle at Prowse §r_os_., Ltd. _ _ __B_'§9_l_YI_l3l~ WANTED, A COOK. APPLY WITH

references tn Mrs. David Robertson, Rothesay, New Brunswick.

_°;”i*!!¥!B‘lr

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GIRL

for general housework. Appl! £0 _Mi-s. A, J. Bifiln, 281 Richmond SL ` _..- _._ .8`“!n‘f'.L v`iAN'ran, _A Gini) son ciiisaaat housework., ons who '-understands _ plain éooilirg ~ preferred. 8991! th. ,ni-».,‘J»_. ;o,,' sung, 21%, _1$l°l?'“°“¢ ._gt_ _,_ __ __ _ ___,__.,

"~l|`d\1is`vrorir< usi. "boi able to do

oasis. Aviily to Mn. Bruce

it vm.: _ee s-ahiim.

_ . ., . _‘_’_,<`_-_»,__,_i_~_

, ,]=owii- _ _ ir-28M1w.

"'siilijec't`, -clean, unmarked, Almost.

-sfoi\“`sAi.a,-isnrs6Ti-ioiliE"i'ii6-

qw-.» - -_ ._»_..__._.__.-

F0w.Ai.is, A i.rGi-rr axrnuss

w _-,_ also one top buggy. Apply

` to-i\.‘H. 'rmiiior is son,11s Kent

§_tv______ ____________ _B-2‘Jn1iM5i.

I<‘@i SALE-I OFF‘l<1R PRIZE HOL- -`s,t_ ri Bull, Victor' of Fairnread, No.

638;, nge 5, weight 1900. This is _ax are chance to procure large, healthy, quiet and (matured) show bull. at small advance on his vrilue as beef. lr. D. McNutt, Malpeque.

_*___* _ ___§:3.91Y!§?iP'<1-

won si./\i.i-.-ours PAIR 'Bi.A<:r<

foxes. this ycar's stock; also ii large numbcr Red and Crossed Fox- es; QW. F. Weeks & f-ion, per A. B.

__ Weeks. _ __ __ _ _____8-§0Ml<]3i. FOR SALE, ONE BLACK MALE

fox, born on Island rnncii. For par- ticulars apply to Rodk, MacKay, Bradaibaiie, or Galvin Reeves, Free-

ron-',~ sA‘r.n House rowsn

(Halls Mfg) slightly used at ii linr- gain. Easy terms. D. .l. McNeill. _ Box 262 S'Side. 8-29Mlwpd

FOR SALE A MALE SILVER FOX.

A _perfect beauty, healthy and tame, $1500.00 takes him. Portage Wild Animal Co., Box. 223, Port- age Ln Prairie, Manitoba.

il-3SMEGipd.

huh miilrlil,-'PWO BOUND VOLUM-

eii of I. C. B., advertising course, give more real, valuable pointers than any other text book on the

new. Vnule $10 goin! at $8. Ad- vertiser. Guardian 8 9Ml~}tf.

FOR SALE-SHARES IN A PAIR

of zenuine Island bred black foxes, Dalton and Rayners stock, positive ly the.bast proposition yet offered, for full information apply in per- son or -write Si. A. -Mnfionald, Ch’- 'I`f\Wl1 R-24Mf.I.

nogrsph, combination type, plays2 and '4 minute records, also 70 tour- minute records, 1 grand opera four-minute record and 34 two- minute records, all in good coir iiltlon-iiopirlar selections. with this outfit is ,, hand-made carrying case, (capacity fini-ecordsi bmp- lng tubes and hand-painted flower horn.. This iii a splendid chance for _anyone to set ii .good machine and _a etbgfo collection of good records. wiotii miie $120.00 viii sell ref

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'K I " V 'Y I I W" "lf" 1_7" 'Y' 'Y '“ I 'Y 'K-""7" `-"AM" ' 'fi ST. PF3TER’T’S_ DAY SCHOOL hW¥:L

` , reopen on iursdny Sept. 5t_.'- or

AGENTS WANTED AT 0N(.F,-C(iMPi~lTEN'l‘ p,,,f_ic,,1,,,.s apply to can-on B,m”o,,_

__.,._a___._____-.__._.. .______,_____ Servant. No washing, Good wiig- - _ s__29Ma,

, .A i t sz' ,; --- --~,e---1--_-

“OOM” “ENT WWTF” F0” "“,_ ..""’»“ W“y““"‘“‘ T* vnniiour AND New i-i,Arvir>sH1ns:

____ 8‘27M1wpd' Farms ,Catalogue now _ ready.

' |"0lt snot.

Prior-s ranging from Five Hiiiiilreil to Tivcnty-five Tlioirsand Dollars_.Il- lustrated. Will be mailed. upon 'ra-

_ quest, to any address. The p. A.

Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre) va. < s-3 iiirisisiiiii 3 __ ____ _ MALE HEL? --_ -_ \vAN'i~r-rn, Aiov % l>ciAnN.f;~,i-in house and sign paini.`lng.' .ApplY.l.’_. H- 'Ffei'i_f~f-__.______._-___!'<29E1igI2li-' WANTED AN AssIsTA_i`1'r`fv6‘-Kill:-_» housemun nge 20 to' 30_‘,"f_3i1°`otIi a- tion. Apply nt _once _'l‘lie__ .;H'pg~ei“ Hardware Company Iliiriitbd. ` , ______ _ » is-.-ziiiiiiiir, Al’l’RF}N'I‘I(lE WANTED IN‘BOII»DIl SHOP- Apply to Bruliii Stéwart-.'.& Co. s-,is ii yr. - __I_`EA§lII';RS WANTED ,_ __

wAN'rr~:n-A ivr°Ar§a"'i‘r`ii7.AY1i-1'ii:'i!. Foil

Westmoreland School, ssoondiclassi Supplement $30. To startteiwbius-

ticulars apply to Heath "»\lcVlil L, Secretary. _ -- _ ' _ ,$130 '

'i‘ii:AoHi<:u WANTED Fon M1111 " town Cross School, Lot 61._ plement $25. Apply Archie 'Mc-

_ Pherson._ Secretary. 8-30MEili%. 'l‘I~L\UHER WANTED FOR WHEA -' ley_ School. Male preferred. ADDI! to Colin Higgins. Secretary. `,..

» g.7sMfi*vi_nA.

i‘nAoHErz WANTED iron finis- vilis School, District No. 11.0, Prince County. Siippiemsiit--$40.00." French teacher preferred or OM that can teach both languages. 'J. S. Gallant. Seey, 8~_26M1w.

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WANTED TO RENT, HOUSE five or -six rooms. Writ! '° i'f mire Guardian Office. ' I- 9 1 -

BUSINESS 0PP0ll'l__ . j _ EUROPEAN CAPITAL FU _ _ , ,

for attractive entnprisnalpli Inb- mnuai uno ei biiii _ roads, Tractions, Water _ tric Powers, Irrlgations, E _ _ Y; Mining, Agricultural and-il, _ A ai. Bond, Dohsnture and B __ 5 sues Underwrlttsn,_ Pinto i solo. _Properties pn , ' European ilixploitstion.A,ll- , ment. Findnoial Undsrtihii . _ sm-tp handled. Miscolll ,_

missions and orders of lil

ers Accepted for exsoutflili All `

Ap_iily.,Advert.isei-. fimiril- 7`=~.. `- if ' - PAYE"-, ~Eiii-orieaii °_0uiitry.' `\

_ V ,ST enclosing full details at _ _ _ , ________é` ing invited. The `!l'tUll» _

Lo' sir A omnrrs i.ocKu'r ANn swim' Airline.. 14, it~s',‘l\

chain. on Gt- Gwrse St. iii. Bloomsbury st., London, __

.. Twmbi. ll‘°°¢\‘!~ 8-lioiitsipd. .. _ " _

after fall vacation. For'futho`r`.pa,f- `