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1 truss BEST '

FOR .

SUMMER

TROUBLES '

“When you havefoontract- '

. 'asevereeaseo cram ,

glxiipain in bowels, wiptli . , *TY-Y°F ¢°“I’°1'l7I`¢fW there is a soc er of 'fermented food somewhere'

' ‘iii the stomach that is caus-

an me swiss-

" 'do not 'know of any-

‘ - 0 - ood P l

§‘I=§ksI:Ie`I‘ry ggomggrsga

' Jer this complaint.-It is

fh_i_gh1y_antiseptic in its action

0 and contains no opiat_¢S....

yet it gives prompt relief- \

25%: bottle.

, E. A. Foster

_Central Drugstore

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Jack and staff, presented by the Ol.. Ellis' M""°“g“"~ W""‘ I” ""3 “IW 0" w£3T |(EN1"¢ApE-r CORPS woN_oi’ Ciiilet Corps, awarded i.o No. 1 8 S”'l“"'I"“V- ` Queen Square School, (l. C., Charlot-

.` cup

t 000si0_=_0i|00

I llulcltiy Holland By 0 “Fruit-a-tins” . I _ _ Rooaoi|,P.Q..

“I _sulered for many years with

_ lerriblrlndigqstiunand Constipufioh. A' neighbor advised me to try "l"rm'I-a-lives". I did so and to the surprise of my doctor, I begsn td improve and he advised me to go on with “Ff`ui't-a-ti`1/es".

I consider that I owe my life to

“Fruit-ci-tives” and I want to soy to those who suH'er from Indigestion, Constipation or llcadaclics - try ‘ 'Fruit-a-tives" and you will get well". _ 'CORINE GAUDREAU.

50c. abox, ii for $2.50, trial size 250.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by i~`.i"uit-.ii-tives Limited, Otto wa.

tetown.

Th3 “st of P- E. ISIBDII Clltlel Cgppg -_l--A-ii . _ ,

winners o!l_Str-_iitlicona trust prizes for ' TUIIIIHFY drill anti percentage of marks I A

obtained and winners or other tro pliies in competition for the sghoo year 1917-18, is announced by Capt R. Robinson Black. organizer and in _structor .of Cadets.

The fvllvwins is it list or the strain

cons first prizes awarded for inili

_ _` OTTAWA, August 24.-An l 1

tary’ drill in Prime Ldwaid Island emu °ye_‘_‘__,,0n_ of Humax were among visitors

during the school year, 1917-18;

_ No_ 1__N0_ 20 cadet c0_______ Ch__rl____ D8-ny who applied a lighted match to

ii pool of alcohol to see if it would

tetown ,Lieut. ll. Yeo, 81 pp,

No, 2-No. G68 tiidet. corps, George-

town, Mr. L. W. Shaw, 75 p_c,

tetown, Lieut M. E, Francis, 71 pc

Additional prize winners are:

The M1_iY0l'8-Iiy Cup awarded to N0,

,-$02,000 at 010000

5 BY FIIiIL_Q(PtRIMENI

` (Special to The Guardian)

0! -the Grand Trunk Rail-way Cor

burn WW T0SD0nsilile for the conlla

oflices and twenty-eight loaded an unloaded cars of the company, wig a total loss of_$112,000_

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Ilan- ` Ig'

-_ ‘AGENTS wAN'rsD =

WANTED HELP_.

PERSONAIL GR EETINO CHRIST-

mas Card. Agents (Men and Wo- men) making from $1 up daily ip spare time showing our Free Bam- ple book to friends and acquaint- ances.No outlay_0rd_ers filled with- in 48 hours. Largest manufactur- ers dealing direct with agents. Guaranteed British Manufacture. Write manufacturers Dept. 35 Church street, Toronto.

_ . 929-8-19ME2wlrs. FOR SALE

FARM FDR SALE. APPLY BRUCE

1-I.'Yeo, Union Road.

FEMALE

WANTED-cAnPEN'rEn Fon si-to

and Job work. Good wages. Con: stant work the year round. Apply to Charles E. Carson, 198 Queen Street. iooo-s-zzimr.

MISOELLANEOU S

WHEN ORDERING GOODS BY MAIL i send a Dominion Express Money

Order. ‘

STRAYED FROM DALTON BANA-

torium. white bull dog. Please re-

- turn to Benj. Crahbe, owner, at

1062-8-26MB! sanstorium. ioos-s-2:-msipa

FOR 8ALEf-HOUSE CONTAINING

wAN~rso. 'rwo si-unslrrrs IN Pm-

'seven rooms. hot water heating, vate family. Write S. o_o. Guar-

largb barn. Apply 51 Elm Ave.

,'° _ 991-s-2`2Moipd

TWO PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS

'FQR 8A|_E___MAN.3 B|cy¢LE_ 22', for light house keeping. Apply

-_inch frame, almost new. Apply, 30,

Brighton Road. 9618-8-21M6ipd

ron ui.:-Asour '1oo cases or

sanitary cans, suitable sise for blas- berries. Apply Charlottetown Con

_qgnsgdsaiik co. ” asf:-isM_t_i

., Wausau-naLn

WANTED.-A GOOD MAN. WANTED

to work on farm. Apply John R. Dinnis. 920-8-20Mtf

WANTED-I-BOY TO LEARN TH-E

Drug business. Apply at once to E. A. Foster. 950-B-20‘Mtf.

WANTED, AT ONCE - OPERATOR

for Montague Central Oflice. , Re- ferences required. Apply in writ- ing to P. E. I. Telephone C_o., Char- lottetown, P. li. I.

= 956-8-20Mtf

` LOST'

LO_8T-DORY FROM NINE MILE

Creek wbarf.Has 'been missing since

347-14- 1015-8-23M6i.

WILL TH'E PERSON WHO `TOOY

by mistake a parcel from the Royal Hotel, kindly return to Hotel.

1050-8--24M2i.

'rrmonans wsN'rnn__

WANTED FOR SOURIB W-EBT

School dist a second class teacher. Supplement $50.00. Mid summei vacation. Apply or phone. H. J.' McDonald, Secretary. 1025-8-23E3i.

WANTED TEACHER FOR ALEXAN

der School. Midsummer holidays

` Supplement eighty five dollars. Lay

ton McCs/be, Secretary. R. R. No 1, siexénder. asa-a-iam:

TO LET

ROOMS T0 L'ET. APPLY 49 EUBTON

Street. 1037-8-24M8ipd.

HO LET-FRONT BEDROOM AND

parlor furnished. Apply Guardian

Sunday, August 18th. Write--» Nell_ _omc°_ 1013_3_23M3|_

Maciliiarrie, Nine ‘Mile Creek. ‘

sou-a-zsiusi _ _

LOST ON AUGUST 10th IN CHAR-

Iottetown e ten dollar bill. Finder please report' to Guardian. `

1035-8'-MNBI.

T0 RENTJ-GROUND FLOOR OF-

- imperial Tobacco Co., 90 000811 5*--‘ '

rouse .

LOST AUTOMOBILE 'GLOVE NEAR

8haw’s Hotel. Finder return to Gllltdian Omoo. 1051-8-BGMBI

“_ sump ve,;‘5w-guna; w ,_,='.»»:m ‘fggiying gf '_The "i_‘wo _iIf`scs"f“Drn| _ OB IIIQQISIQ _ _

M -"‘0““"° " iotnemnii

.FOUND AT MONTAOUE, AUGUST

21st, a retum ticket from Charlotte

. >oI`1i"i 7" -'aiu 'M-‘4

Mr. J. J. McDonald and Mr. Jay

€

' 20 West Kent Street Schoo1_ C_9,_~_ Saturday on ii short visit to the city.

_ Charlottetown; ex-Mayoralty Cup, pre- lsented by ex-Mayor Brown, awarded M"`~ T- L~ P‘“'k"‘”"» Who has M* to N0_ 60g_ Gem.gemwn_ C_C_; Union quired the -business of -Mr. J. A.. G.

` ` 4

I. Mrs. John A. Ross, Flat River, re-

g- .

ration which occurred on Thursda Ur the 'Me Rev' T' F` west has re

__ _ |“t and wiped out th 1, _ h turned to the firing liine in France af-

No. 3 N0. 149 tract corps. chariot- " "0 S i 511003 ,e,. a ,hm ,,,,,,,,,g,, ,H England

I’ .Mia c. L. Grant, or Halifax, for-

P lottetown for the past week left Satur-_

diss. ioos-s-zaivisipd’

lice. central location. Apply to The-_

town to Boston No. 478. Owner can!

Mrs. D. B. McDonald, City. left

Saturday for North Sydney.

Miss Gladys Crawford, teacher,

York, spent -Saturday at ber home in the city. - ' 1-

*.'*'\"' . 'Colonel H. D. Johnson, M. D., Ot- tawa arrived in Charlottetown on .Friday on a visit. '

Mrs. D. A. Wedlock returned home

last week from a very pleasant trip to St. John. N.B. _

Mrs. im-pson,~GeraId Street, city.

spent the past week at York the guest of her daughter =Mrs. M. Brown.

Mr. Frank L. Dougan, of the

Canadian Government Railways staff. Moncton, is visiting Charlottetown.

motored in from Grand Tracadie on

Mr. I.. J. Lowe, Provincial man-

ager of the imperial life Assurance Co., St. John, is at present on a visil to the Island.

turned Saturday from a very pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. England' and friends in Spningfield. -,

Miss Helen McKay Wheatley Riv-

er and her friend, Miss Hazel Thomp

to the city yesterday.

Lieut. ‘M. Cedric West, eldest son

merly oi' this city arrived in Oliarlotte- town on Friday night on a short visit He leaves for the mainland this morning.

,___ _ Dr. D. MacDonald of New York City

who has been visiting his mother. Mrs. Neil MacDonald. ltoselJcrry,'left yesterday morning on return to New York. .

Mrs. Graco Atkinson, of Moncton

accompanied 'by her 'friend Miss James who had been visiting Char-

ilay morning on return to their homes.

Doctor and Mrs. Bovyer and son

Jack, of Crapaud leave this morning for Toronto. Mrs. Bovyer and little Jack will spend a week at Niagara and Hamilton, _while the Doctor vis- its Chicago. '

Mrs. W. IA. Giere of `Worcester,

= _ - Mass.. has returned to her home after*

spending two months in North River the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Younker. She was ,accompanied as _far as Moncton, N. B., with Mrs. Robert Tremere of Ham.psh~ire and- Miss' Evelyn R. Younker of North River. '

LEMON JUICE -I

TAKES .OFF 'IAN

-Gifs! f Make' bleaching iotiong - if _- skin is sunburned,

tanned or freckled

»s

Squeeze the Juice of two ‘lemons into, s ,bottle containing three ounces oi

Orchard White, shake well, and éyou have if quarter pint of the hast fre kle sunburn and tan lotion, and complex- km beautiiier, at very, very small cost. ' -

Your grocer has the lemons andany

drug store or toilet counter will 'sup- ply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the faoe. IIQUII.

arms and hands eudh dag and see how freckles, sunburn. wind urn and tan, disappear and how clear. soft and white the skin becomes. Yesl it is humieu. ~

Mimi-ds Linimen! Lumbsrmsne Friend i

.assumes

' , P9i{.r_d§l'

t as odlgidreliev tender ieietetlle year a un .

S. rinkley in the shoes t

0vercoii.\__e_e no spirniigggmi _ _R°,,,,_

` ro

.. .I

-1.4 :.3

MR. PATRICK WOODS

There passed peacefully away _at

his home in Emyvsle on July 20th, an old and respected citizen in the per- son of Mr. Patrick Woods. Deceased who was in his 78th year enjoyed his usual good health until about a week before his death. when he was 'strick- en with peritonitis. All that medical aid could do was of no avail, and on 'Saturday morning, strengthened by the last sacraments of the _Catholic Church his spirit took its night to God.

His luneral, which was a very large

one, took place on Sunday afternoon to St. Ann's Church. Lot 65, where the services were performed by Rev. Dr. Curran. alter which the mortal remains were laid to rest in the ad- joining cemetery.

He leaves to mourn, beatles a sor-

rowing widow, seven daughters and two sons. ' '

May his soul rest in peace. (Other papers please copy.)

PTE. ETHAN CLAUDE WHITE

On the morning of June l4th, Pts.

E. C, White, son of Mr. and Mrs. John 'I‘. White, of Cornwall, P. E. I., was brought from the _field of battle in Franco to -7 (lnsualty Clearing Sta- tion_ severely wountind. lit-_ was im-

conscious on adinisalt-'_i, and iililioiigli everything possible wi-is done ho did noi. regain consciousiiess, lint pzissvl away at 8.45 a.m. Pte, Whitre was Sill years of age at the time of his death. He enlisted in Novoinlicr. 1915, in the 105th at (llmrloltreiown. He went overseas in June, 1916, :url was licld in reserve in liiiigliinti for

some time. and went into action in France two months and ri half lio- Iore his death. Tlie'annouiit:~'eiiiexi| of his death brought sorrow not only to his parents and relatives but also to a wide circle of friends. who knew and loved him. He was a favorite with all the people and his grninlnnd Friendly disposition endeared him to all. He went into thc struggle after careful thought and coming to the conclusion that his duty led him tihat way. Besides his parents there are three sisters and one brother, who

mourn their loss. The sisters arc:-~ Mrs. D. I. Stewart. of Montague, Mrs.

E. Robertson, Boston, __Mas_s..__niid Mfg, W_ W_ Crosby, Cornwall. The brother resides in Lancaster, Ohio. Much sympathy is felt for thc family so greatly bereaved; this being the second son who has been killed in the war.

At the evening service in Cornwall

Church on August,_4tli, Remembrance Way, Rev. J. Heaney preached to a large congregation, which taxcd th" capacity of the church, on the ideas involved in the name "Remembrance Day" and dedicated the service to thr- memory of Private E. (T. White.

AUIII RIGUI IIUN3

Executive Council.

Prince Edward Island.

22nd Aiifziist, 1918.

His Honor the liicuionant Govern-

or in Council has been pleased to or der as followsz-

That the restrictions prolilhiting

the operation of motor velilclcs on Fuesdays and Fritliiys upon the Main .toad leading from -liiirlttrs ("ornur Southport, to the Kcppoch Shore :url Langley Beach. be, and the some air.- hereby removed.

That the Hillsborough Bridge shall

be open to motor vclilclos dii:-ing lli_i~ lirst ten minutes of each hour from the hours of seven o'clock to ton minutes past eight o'clook a.ni., and from the hours of iivc o'clock to ion minutes past six o'clock D-HL 0" TIWS' days and Fridays.

That motor trucks be DOPUIIHGII U’

ho operated on thc roads liotwovn Charlottetown and Eldon by wny ol the old mall routo anti Vernon, and also on the Hillsborough Bridge on Tuesdays and Fridays-

Thst the Sunday restrlctlons under

"The ‘Motor Vehicle Law" and Ile!!- uiations thereunder be removed with respect to the following roads to en-

able perso_ns to travel by automobiles to and from places of worship only on Sundays. namely`:--

The Tryon Road between Town-

ship No. 27 and Victoria. Lot 29. 'rho Augustine “covsnosd between

Augustine Cove Corner, Lot 28, and the sboiieas dn the Tryon ncaa.

The road from _Holland‘s Corner to Leardls Point. H , ' The Crapaud road from and inolud- ing _Crapaud to Lord’s Hall on Tryon

The Cross Roads between Augus-

tine Cove Road and the Tryon Road.

ARTHUR NEWBERY. Clerk Executive Council.

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0 ,.37 " `

/.¢,‘£:‘_""` _‘;'_‘._,_' ' 44. L ~&. _ h

. g 0 1; the Factor .

_ Wilton Squares Which we are selling at $54 00

which is very little more than they were before the war, are $68-.00 at the factory, and hard to get even at that price.

And the factory people tell us it will be several

_ years anyway before prices begin to recede, if thev

ever do recede.

OGOOOOOQOOQOOOOOOOQO

You May Think it Strange--but itsw

- A F act! L

I'l '.1.s:u.~'_'i5"_\_'.'s‘,|,','E,

--~- » . 'Q r- “ l

We ~

Q. _ Are elling

..~'»¢é_.‘,\i\_ii_ , Z :__,l

_/I 'z -' "~ -5 Carpets

; _lf-

/__/T: -»-Cr;`__ “Cf ""`E

‘.

mill _.q

-,,,.__ wp- ‘

`§ yrs x 5-)

.V "

/ -;; at less than

Today by

;_' :ii '¢'.'\

If you need a Carpet `

now is the time to buy I

We have stopped buying, but are still able

sell Carpets. - _

_ And we offer a splendid range of choice de signs, in all sizes, at very advantageous prices

It is a fact that some large Montreal and Toronto retail stores have been going to the smaller places, and buying from the dealers at regular retail prices.

We repeat, if you need any Carpets, buy now

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5 .4

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- Mr. D. L. McKinnon, Montague. ‘ ' f '

was in the city- Saturday.

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f'"" -;.;~ ACE uarams it '_“

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t-3_7/_, _ C _) I.-ii I ¥i1IIf='-'7<”l`\fi.»`»‘°~?1%'l“"-*fI)f>";?‘1iII‘7s'S*$l"~“@twist ` I

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ISplendid Choosing in all Stylt S

Curtain-‘ and Draperies Heref-

_ _ When you require Curtains, Draperie-s,Chiutz

Coverings, etc., think of this store for we un doubtedly have the finest and largest selection in . the Province _ .. _ _..

Curtains---In Nottingham .Nets-, Scrims,

Marquisettes, at every price $1.00 to $15 00 pr _

Cu.rta-iiiings---In Lace, Gren_ad_ine, Scrims and

I Marquesettes, plain and fancy, White, Cream, 'an

Colored. 15c to $1.25 yd.

We Specialize on these Goods

I Try Us `

V El

25 -so

_ 4 i 1

- ` ' T '_ ' _umnaiig

~ ' - have same by proving ticket, and tengs to mums .df " __ _ ' _ ' _

LOOT ROLL BILL! (|17-) FINDER paying for add. Ives & Murdock. fan nares.. "fee" lf you want knowledge, you must -` I \ ,_ » ._ V , ._ 1 - ' , __ #_

please leave at Guardian Odice. Ltd., Montague. P. E. I. nfxlhou _I (ml b , toil for it; if food, you must toil tor ._ -_ , (___) 'w\//\ ,_, __ _\ / __ ____ J ____ /____ _- , t r . _

1080-Q-MKII. 1087-I-l4M2i. ~. ' . e Y y' it; and if pleasure, you_must toil for . _ _V _ /-745 ii. _,I .1 '._ . '_' .

_ ~_ L_ . . _ . do i _, _ it. '_I‘oil is the law. Pieasure_comes__ - .- _ . f ,- ._ _ef/_ ___,/f_, ‘ ,Sig 4'# 'Nl

LOST-PEARL BROOCH BETWEEN FOUND ON TRURBDAY NIGHT N ‘ _.3 | L E y ‘through toil, and not by sbll-in_du’i- "i ‘ ' _“-*§,/ _ kg L/ _\_, ___é_\¢7,/_l;__)},__;\`§-/.

*’°~i Ones and wbymdithissd ills "W1 "if °°°'¥*‘°‘“‘ " '°""'i ‘~ " ‘ z `¢°*'°°‘°' ""1°'°“°`°- W"°“’°“° 1°" _ 1°.;3;;;iii;;';r_;;;T:_Ti;1'_i'i.3'” f"¢gf““ i . satis?

Richmond Ste Findgf |,|ea‘__ _"vo _ cost. Owner may have the same by Pr*ripd D - tb |°"~w°,,k_ m!.|_"° “P happy om,_ __ . . _ _ _ . -_ _ ,,,_ ,_ `,_. _ ___ _

_ _ __ __ _ _ _Minerva Ltn|»saht'n”_¢ ily Pitymisna , -* r . .___;_~__

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