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Results from neglected chafing and skin irritation. As a Dre-

: vcntlvc and cure there is no treat-

ment. to compare with Dr. Chasc's Ointment. Use it after thc hath. 60 Cents I Box. all Dulern, or Etlxnanson, Bulbs 8: Co., Lhnlted, Toronto. Sample free.

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incnts hurl- bi-on przicticaliy completed for a gaino of hall hcrc this coming l<‘rida_\' cv:-ning bi-t\\'r~<~n tho Moncton tcain and thc Si||i|iii<-iv-iilv nina-. 'i`ln-.<0 tennis inay also play lit-rc on Saturday afternoon. ilaitling good games should result wiicn ilic ahovc u~ani>: ineet, as hotli will haw their stroiigcst lincups. 'l`hc Suinim-rsidc ninc ronipml away with a r‘lf~:\n cut \'ictor_\' when they claslicd on the lslatnl. but thc locals will .~'trmii:l_\' cndi-a\‘or to rc- versc inatu-rs ow-r licrc.-Moncton 'l`irni-.~'.

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Tenders For Catering -FOR THE- Western Prince Exhibition

Tenders will be received by

the undersigned up to Aug. 14th, 1915 from parties willing to con- tract for the Catering to the pub- lic on Thursday, Aug. 26th, 1915. Can have space in Alberton Skat- ing Rink, the lowest or any tend- er not necessarily accepted.

R. H. REID, Secy

Aug. 4, 1915. Alberton 2421-s-onfwii.

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- merside. l

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Latierly’s Tonsor- lal Parlors, Summeralde.

-VISITING HEFlE.- Mr. Edward

Hackett of Charlottetown is visiting his son Mr. John H. Hackett of Tig- nlah.-Z.

-RETURNED HOME.- Mr. Geo.

Gallant has returned from a two weeks trip in Nova Scotia looking hale and hearty.-Z.

-TO WORK.-Mr. Chester McCar-

thy has returned to Charlottetown to resuine his legal employment there after having spent u long vacation at Scacowpond.-Z.

-ON BUSiNESS.- `i\Ir. Medio Gal-

lant who is connected with the fishery department was in Tignish on Tues- day and returned to Bloomfield on \\'cdncsday.-Z.

-RUSHING THE, WOR»<.- \\'url\'

on the annc.\' to iii-2 l\`\i\r'~ic:-~'i|le lI.;:l| School is rapidly progressing. The (`onti'nctor Mr. l’. (Z. (‘I.\rk in using oviiry lfforl in i'on|pi|~tc tin! work in the .<pocillc.l Line allowed hy the t`ontractor.-ll.

-LARGE AUDIENCE- A well

packed house apeared each act of "'i`:~n Nigiits In n liar-room render- ed h_\' a well balanced ca.st in Tignish llnll on Tuesday evening. The play was well rcccivod and each actor cor- ricd his or her part to perfection.-Z.

-INSPECTION TR|P.- Mr. Herb

llncstls, inspector oi' Licenses and the despcnslng of liquors was in Tignish on Tuesday and was greatly pleased with the splendid Government ‘of this village in the handling of t-ho liquor question and the stopping of the illicit liquor selling this year past.-Z.

-CAMPING.- A number of people

l'rom Snnimerside are nt. present en- joying their holidays camping along the Ilunk River. Among whom are Mr. and Mrs. F. I"err_\'. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips Jean, and Mr. Wilfrid Dun- can who recently arrived home from Chicago on a visit to his friends.-H.

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Western Prince Exhibition

Live Stock Show and Flower Show will be held in Alberton Skating Rink and ad joining grounds on

Thursday, Aug. Z6ti1, 1915

$500.00

Lots one to eleven inclusive

Special Train from Ch’town will leave at 7 a. m.

returning at 6 p. m.

Rates

Fare including War Tax $1.40 m. 1.25 1.20 1.1

Charlottetown, North Wilthshire, Hunter River,

Bradalbane,

Emerald Junction, 1.15 Freetown, 1.1

Kensington,

Traveller’s Rest,

Summerside,

M iscouch, Wellington, .

Port Hill, .70

` O’Leary, .45

Bloomfield, .30

Alberton,

Proportionate fares from intermediate stations not

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Alberton Horse Races

Monday, Aug. 23rd.. °

Pu rses $500.00

_ CLASSES ' Free for all mile heats $200.00

2.30 Pace, Half Mile heats 150.00

’ ‘ 2.40 trot, miie heats 150.00

Fare including War Tax

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Der 'or elc l d. A ( li-. - I _ ill

mm for advemsmg m this c°|umn_i-Ezlnfn the :l°:_e°‘;°{‘;5';‘; ‘!';;_‘ie‘:pl’;‘_;f'[‘_ The following contributions are IIIBCGG Bild Wim" d°""°"f_d 3653;] 'she

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Cash must accompany order. Mini i th I M .I (- "_ I10kl10\\l8d8Bd by Mr. A. W. Hyllll- be imrchase 1. mum cliarse. twentydive cents. S’i_,ce;}_hi;el;:;?|n?to wf_:;Sml_`;lu‘:_iZ(;:: i ;i_i_'.;\_i_i_,_ treasurer of _the Maritline Gun _ g_‘:_‘:l°ha _$15! gaaxegragczhigwgfg af

' . ' oo ouse has been renovated ' - . f the ba"_a|10m “qw in service

_GLASS WATER JUGS “iid mx iilciiioughout which is being apprcciat- Previously “°k"°w|°dg°d $4'551'une o -

3:39509 for 49” ‘If U°:_'_,:l__“8}\é518s“'f}_“‘f_" od by the children and parents of the 1(,"°i'§°rby'Ll' orfilri? gov” 3 ovleilggz convey to the other contri- B B' ' 'mde dismci' | ' ` ou Sou' om’ vu l butors, and accept for yourself. the

-SUMMER UNDERWEAR Wom-

Regular 50c sale price 390 at Holma.n's

players of Alberton and 'I`ignish.-Z.

Saturday, August 21st. \\'ellingt.on

programme of athletic sports.

-RETURN TICKETS will be issued

side. and intermediate stations t Wellington at single ilrst class fare.

2561-8-17M3i

-WASH DRESSES. -\Vonien's

Colored Wash Dresses in musliiis and voilcs including ii good variety of styles. Regular prices ranging from $2.00 to $6.00, selling to clear at one third off. 11. T. Holman Ltd. Summer- side. 2578-8-18-mftieli

-COMING AT'l'V!ACTl0N - To

swell the funds of the l`tcd Cross So- ciety, the Tlgnlsh Branlfi on Tuesday the 24th will present in C. M. B. A. Hall, Miss Bertha Gorman, nationally known as ii. reclter. This lady has attracted much attention throughout Canada. and her coming here will be greatly appreciated. A concert and dance will follow the lecture. Every one is invited to help in this great cause. 2594-8-19ME1i

YIESTERII PERSONALS

-Dr. Lockhart. Kensington, ami

Mr. Herbert Rodd, Northam were in Summerside on ’I`uesday.-H.

-lion. Charles Dalton, Tignish and

Post I/iaster Hankel-'. tfliarlottetowli, passed through Suinnifirslde on Tues- day--H.

-Mr. Keith llonipion, Sunimerside,

left by the Steamer Iiiiiprcss on Tucs- day morning to attend the convention of the Maritime Funeral Directors and Eiinhalriiers.-H. _

-Mr. Arthur McLeod, of Florida.

who has been at home visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. McLeod, Suniniersldc, after an absence of 20 years, left to return a few days ago.

-Police Sergeant Rodd and Mrs.

Rodd of (Ioncord, N. ll., who have been on zi visit to friends; on tho ls- land left on Tuesday morning by the Steamer Einpress returning to their home.-Ii.

-Mr. Jerry Durant who has been

employed for some time with 'l`h<-. llall Man Co., Suminerside left by the S. S. lflmpress on Monday morning for St. John, N. B., where he has ac- cepted ii position with McVitly & Sons of that place.

-Messrs John I). McKenna. W. 1'.

White. James Arfains, John Sinclair and Branticr liiatiheivs of Elliisilalo were among the crowd 'il' young inon who left on 'I`l|es¢la_\ morning on th--

wards of fifty tickolcs were soitl at Summcrsldo. -ll.

CASE OF BLOOD

POISONING

And Two Other Cures in Charlottetown

The good work of the Farador in

our Island is continually spreading. Here ls another remarkable cure:-

Ileur Sir,-Three years ngo I was

operated on for blood poisoning, which I had in one of my knees. The opera- tion seemed successful, hnt a year later the disease broke out again in my arm, shoulder mid face. It would get better for ahvliile and return from time to time. About two months ago it occurred again. My hands were so swelled that I could not use them. My face was so swollen that one oi' my eyes could not be seen and my shoulders and neck looked like raw beef

Soon after the disease broke out I began to use the Farador and it was checked almost immediately. The

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en’s Combination Summer Underwear. BGIHHCC Hi date $4,588 *"0"* f°" 'hifi 5°”°"°“° and patriotic

Sumruerslde. 2578-8»18~m2le1l ’ ‘ v|¢1-0R|A_ ~ _ _ _'1`reaa. Machine Gun Fund. Y°'"`9 f“"hf“"y'.

-DO NOT FORGET that Tuesday. Am. t 0 d _ Bm f ]_ y_ }{_ pttetown Aug.10, 1915., ' ` A”t,i"5_ Mi“L""”" August 24th is the day of The Farm- Smu|;';_ Sfusg; 51512;( Hosmc,-, g_ _ Dear Sita? have “"the lfonor to ,_ Sir \\. W. bnlllva._n,_»(diarlottotown,' ers’ Picnic at Wellington Station. B_ Hosmen Boston; “_ L_ H,,“.§,,n_ transmit 10 y5“'h9rewig_h ,I 4|-an on lu. l. _._,_.

2=>61‘S'17M3' Amherst; L. ii. Hagan, 'ivinnm-iii; A. the Royal Bank of Corwin. Ottawa.;

_ -(Vg garkcl-_ w_ E_ S -¢|_ w_ _\, R0-~, for one tliqusautl dollars, contributed _

*THE FFRMERS' P'°N'° ai Vie" Mom.-ion; A. s. i<nii.;iii,liisiilux; .rail by the Bench and 'Bar of Princo' Ed- " - - '

"H810" SIHUO" will iw 'wifi °" '1`“°S` -imswnii. H. L. Fnimer, cu.-lpn. om.; .ward Island. to purchase a niacliine ‘ _

‘i“Y- MS- `-‘im ¢°‘“§,‘° me “PF” 0’ w. smith, Halifax; n. i-_ nam- nun. or in be used for such other our

me 303591* °"’61`8`17M‘h law, Montreal; H_ M_ 5(-,,,[,1f», ;§:rIl;\r pose of warfare as the military nu-

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-T0 A'-BE"T°N- _ S°"‘“`“’ i~i).".i.JiI<>\ivar}t{. 1 aiu. yours faithfully.

>;°“"5 "mil “'°“‘_‘° ‘\i‘3f’;““_g" zie. New York; J. M. iin-noui;=i|i, D. J. ISM-J W- W. Sullivun.

(BV €V(‘lllllL{ O W (‘ 5 (‘ ' I

tournament between thc professional Fraser’ Montreal'

Jennie Mya;-s_ ML _.\|\i n; (;_ P, 'M']';~- ' d D f 1 ,C .1 I Russia, wont ashore at Sable Island

-LIN0-SHINE--Get 11 can 0fLln0~ num-r. i'mcr's 1i0m|~ .i_ lil i\i<:I‘hor- U M a1iiiriisl3@g';C‘0|lici1cna a "`i“"‘ "“”"i“"' IMC boa” ‘imtcraloni-T

Shing the new fliiish for llnoleunis. _.-0|,_ M,-s_ _y_ (_gut|h 't_ “~~ - ..; ,]_‘ ' side and the Govcrnninzi seam. _ _ _ Prices 30c to $1.00- -in House l-‘urnish- B_ 1»(,h-im-_ 1»_ ]{_ i;§,T,,,.,,,,_"iii"ii_k |».,i. Ottawa. 13th August, 1915. Stanley has gone to her iiuslstaiufe. 1Vi-lil-lull- Mflumeib 'TfIUlmRE0\lC\le- illl-I DCDI- 1i0|I11=il1'8 Sll"\ll\0FSi\|0- ricr. Quebec; J, M, M0,-mw_ Annum. Dear Sir,-I beg to acluiowlodgo The sea is smooth and the steamer

2473-3-13'lll2iC1i dale, ' and thank you for your letter ol the is not in immediate danger.

sincere appreciation of the Govern-

A_ w_ HYNDMAN, `donntlon. Believe me.

James A. L0\lBIl6.0Ii» IS USED BY THE BEST BAKBRS _

AND CATERERS EVERYWHERE, ALSO BY CHEFS IN THE LARGE HOTELS; AND ON DINING CARS,

s'rEAMsnn>s, src. E.W.6|LLE`iT COMPANY LIMITED

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l`i\e llonnrahle Jurncs .\. Iioughccd, , ` C.. A'i' r l\‘l' `.'t. f Militi' l ` il\l»Il<'AX, Ang_ 18.-Phe steamer

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Entered, August 18.-Schr. Alice

Cleared. August 18.--Schr. Madcrla,

, Munn, Loulsburg.

-i<ENs|NGToN Picnic has been , ' ` ' 4-; -- I . ~

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band will be in attendance. A large -

Picnic day) from Tignish, Summer-l

on Tuesday, Aug. 24th (The Farniers’ r ,

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Charlottetown, $1.40 North Wiltshire 1.25 Hunter River, , 1.20 Bradalbane, 1.15 Emerald Jct.

F reetown,

Kensington,

Traveller’s Rest,

Summerside, Miscouche, Wellington,

Port Hill, O’Leary,

Bloomfield, Alberton,

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Proportionate fares from intermediate stations not

6.00 6.45 6.55

7.20 7.30 7.40 7.57 8.13 8.25 8.40 8.58 9.23 10.12

10.26 11.00

pain and itching were at mice subdued and in two weeks I was more than half cured. ln less than a month later I was entirely healed. On previous occasions when the disease broke out I would be laid up for about two months, suffering greatly and unable to do anything for myself. but this last time I was not laid up at all, thanks to the Farador, which I con- sider the best friend a sick person can have.

Two oi' my grand children have also

been cured by means oi' the Farador. One was subject to fits and the Fara- dor made a complete cure of him within a month. The other child was

by the doctor, but the Farador brought. him round in great shape. ln less than three weeks lie was cured and a more heall.hy_ child cannot he found in Charlottetown today.

MRS. AUGUSTUS MCLEOD.

32 Brighton Ave., Ch’town, Aug 7 1915.

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generally, were the only ones that could afford to gratify the_ir'des1re for good clothes-today-it dqesn t matter if you' are so short ofthe “ready” that you have to skimp and squeeze tp get together the _price of a decent suit-you get exactly the same all-round value as the man who comes in and peels our price off a fat wad without noticing any difference.

We stand ready to serve all-the family man with a brood of youngsters to raise, or the young chap

just starting out in life, each man get_s the squ_arest kind of a square deal every time he leaves us ifteen dollars in exchange for a specially tailored suit that “stands up.”

We look after your “extra” wishes without holding you up with “extra” charges. The little specials

are given in free_-y_ou can’t pay us more than $15 “the famous price for the famous su|t” that brought good tailoring within the reach of every man.

Suit 01' 0V€1‘C0ai£ Made-to-Measure

At 158 Richmond St. Ch’town, P. E. I. "

Out-of-Town-Men

At no cost to you we send you, anywherc-,widcl y varied samples, style book, self-measuring chart aid tape. If you’re “back o'be- yond" all you have to do to dress like the best in Town is to mail

us a postal and wc’ll do the rest. Fifteen dollars-lhat’s all. Ad- dress:-Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine St. East, Montreal.

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the Customer lines of_Eersonal attention. 'I`liere’s alot _of “human” in all of iis,(arnd"i1hErlJt‘\);liiz it;

only good business to strive_to please, I li e to see_a salesman get close to his customers and make them feel that we appreciate their confidence in us in coming back time after time, as much as we do the patronage they give us.

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