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You iiiio uiii -coin

li'yoiiii° _ :L .wénfsseste

box of Pensmmhve Cold Breakers

ft does not matter so much

the cold, but are feverish up ‘generally

V kidneys and 'pores all on strike.

_-. l’-,ensla r Cold Breakers s-gf a r t everything working again, and almost before you realize it you are feeling all

that handy battle of 8l¢an's .

Llnlment

does - it doe -th

_and promptly re- of ertemsl pains had it clean and Keep it handy for neara}gIa,_ oveneb stiff joints, pains, sprains, bad .weather

Bild

slums Linimentiirn the world over. You

an exception. It is unequalel'

in producing results.

All_d_ruggists-85c, 'l_6c, $1.40. _

Sloan’s

KEEP IT HANDY

USEFUDKNOWLEDGE.

Toronto Star:-At school one is

taught much that does not come into use later on. For instance, one is taught that five and a half yards make one rod, pole or perch. A fellow leaves school and never after meets with a rod, pole or perch except when

_ again-25c. box. E. A. Foster

Central Drug Store 1

_ iishlng.

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‘ A ` AGENTS WANTED

_ Charles Marshall made $120 ilrst 19 hours- introducing “Can-sda's Sons and Great Britain In World War." Written by Canadians frombattle- field notes and oilicial records. In- troduction by General Currie. Au- thentic, complete story of .Canadafs

' glorious record. Unusual opportun-

ity for returned soldiers and others. Outfit free. Winston Co., Toronto.

AGENTS SCIENTIFIC MARVEL

puzzles world-chemically treated

‘ cloth-one rub over rain or snow,

blurred auto windshield, street car or engine window-rprestoi rain, snow, sleet, run off.. Glass 'stays clear 24 hours, Can’-t smear. Works like magic. Our money makers earnings $120 weekly. \Big selling season now on. Free territory worth thousands. Investigate. Write to- day. Auto accessories Co., 212 Plaza Bldg., Ottawa, Ont.

1238-9-30-ME1i.

FOB SALE

FOR 8ALEr-NEAR BRADAI..-BANE

station, 100 acres farm. For particu- lars address Wm. Doyle, Bradalbane.

1170-9-24m7ipd.

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suci-:Amin-in this city on sail 298|. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buch- 311811. 'Edward St. a daughter. '

6R08MAN--in Sydney August

-_-`, `17th to Mr. and Mrs. william.

Crosman twin boys, George Henry

r, I OP ` ‘ ‘ wmmut mmm. and Thomas Gordon. (Examiner and*

Patriot please copy.)

CROSBY-At the hoingof her father Mr. _ Donald McDonald, Wheatley .P-1791*. _on Sept. 18th, 1919. to Mr. and Mrsr W. D. Crosby, of 'Summer- Vme.. M1138- a ,daugh-ter, Agnes Mc- Donald. ' _ ' _ `, ,, _ , , Ax MARRIAGEB-

l . ~ \ ‘ » ' MALONE-DUFFY.;-At Lot '85,' Sept. 13111. 1919. by Rev. Father F. Curren. Mr. Edward Malone, of Green Bay,.to Miss Mary E. Duffy, of Emyvale. (Pat- riot please copy.)

TAYLOR-TAYLOR.--At the Method- ist parsonage, Pleasant Valley on Wlednesday, September 24, 1919, by Rev. Geo. Ayers, William T. Taylor of

0'Leary to vMiss Bessie Taylor of North Granville, P. E. Island.

RAM8AY-RAMSAY.- At the home of Mr. Nathan Ramsay, Northam, P. E. I., September 24th, by Rev. R. David- son, 'Lewis Swabey Ramsay and Mar- garet Ramsay. '

DEATHS _ _

_ NICH-OLSON.-At Mount Hope, Sept.

27, 1919_ samum Nrch,,|s0n_ aged 103

years. Funeral took place from his late residence on Monday at -I o'clock.

I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS - Serious Ilailyiy Set-Back

Continued from page one

HELP WANTED-»

_ FEMALE

V" - _ WANTED AT ONCE ..GiRL ..FOR

general housework. Apply Mrs. E. A. Foster, 148 Cumberland Street.

998-9-18Mtf.

*WANTED-MMD ;FOR GENERAL

house work. ‘Apply 80 Upper Prince Street. y 969-9-16mtr.

WANTED HELP-4

MALE

GIRL WANTED AT THE ARLING-

ton Hotel. 3i

WANTED OCT 1ST MAID FOR

general housework. No washing.

Mrs. W. W. Owen, 148 Pownal St.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD

reliable man to take position as caretaker of fox ranch. Apply John Agnew Fur Farms, Ltd. Box 190,

city.

1228-9-27m3i

farm. House and board and other extras free and good wages to the right man. Walter M. Lea, Victor- is, P. E. 1. 963-at-leiutr.

FOR‘ SALE--DESIRA-BLE DOUBLE

tenement house on Upper Queen Street. Apply. Mrs. W. S. Batt, care Victoria Hotel. 1229-9_v27M6i

FOR SALE.-AN OUT BUILDING 17

x 10' with pitch roof. This building

can be removed. Will be sold cheap. Apply to A. -B. C. c|o of Guardian.

1027-9-19Mtf

_ _ . _ _ FOR SALE OR TO LET DWELLING

house, two out buildings, iive acres 'of land at Southport. Apply Mrs. Grimes, 55 Dorchester Street.

,- 1221-9-27M5ipd.

FOR 8ALE`0R RENT-HOUSE NO.

100 Edward St., containing eleven well finished rooms, three lots ad- dolniiiig, -well stocked with, fruit trees. inspection solicited. ADPIY to o'wner on premises.

g 1220-9-27M6ipd.

FOR SALE.-AT PUBLIC AUOTION,

on the .premises on Saturday, the 4th day of October. A. D. 1919, at the hour of twelve o'cIock, noon, beautiful residence and lands of Sir W. W. Sullivan known as "Brighton Villa," and _lately occupied as the Government House. Property will be sold in parcels. For further par-

' toculars spplytollaudet & Hassard,

Solicitors, Charlottetown. R. Beairs-

t1§._ Aieotioneer. -' 1140-9-24-_M101

A A A LOST A ` |.os'r-in" '1'rr_|s' ¢|‘rv ‘ci-|ii.n'0s~' -blue sweater. Finder aililly at till! oiiice.. ' Beith 20.31-

Lofr 'iN GHARLOTFITOWN I-ABT Friday, gold ear-ring. Finder report at Guardian. Reward. 1 ~ ‘

> 1255-9-80`M3|.

L `T.-BETWEEN KENT STREET

GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK.

We need you to make socks on`the fast, easily learned Auto Knitter. Experience unnecessary. Distance immaterial. Positively no canvass- ing. Yarn supplied. Particulars

C., Auto Knitter Co., Toronto.

977-9-MEtiiiDec.|0-

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED FOR ARGYLE SHORE

School District,- No. 142 first or selcond class' teacher. $100 supi- piement per annum. James A. Fer- guson, secretary. 1165-9-25m5ipd.

TEACHER WANTED - PRIMARY

department Victoria school. Dis- trict No. 60.. Supplement voted $150.00. One with experience pre- ferred. Apply by letter or in per- son, if possible. E. Boswali, 8ec'y..

FOUND

FOUND ON H`IbLSBORO~-BRIDGE,

gentleman's felt hat. Owner may have same by applying at Guardian oilice and paying for this adv.

1215-9-27Mtf.

FOUND--BUN6i»i:‘KEY8.~ r OWNER

mnyhave same by applying ' at Guardian Oilice and paying -for this ad. ~ _ `1196-26l\,fti.

‘ _iirrsolinniiivlious _

ELEc.1'|R»C)I.Y8iI8.- BUPERFLUOUS

hair cured with the electric needle Apply to 244 Kent Street.

1275-9-30-m3i,pil

W»Il.L THE PEROON WHO PICKED

up the sum of money in bills from in front of Mr. 8idney'Grey's oillce, 'kindly return to Mr. Thompson,

d Prince ot Wales Colleze. on ~ -ticket agent, and receive reward.

@edn_esday, Sept..24, ladies' silver ~ etch. f Finder please leave at the

__Q|\\x1IQi0llcO, ‘ ' 123lr9'30‘Mal

- .i. "1'.~a;'rw|tsN csN_'rnAi. can-, - e and Cornwall speedometer

uokle with fibre wheeljattached. .

ndewlenm leave _at Clelltfdl-Gil"

0 _ __ -_

iii; _‘nfl 51Qo$Eiim§1

fr 12° _ - 1 xii' ?"ii1-so +o' ts-r nous: `vvi1+'i- - _ oriern conveniences. Anal! "H-

;_omn_s. _ iiii-asiusivd-,

'I' LIT 'DINIMINT ‘ ents. Apply I8!

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1250-9-80M3lpd.

'TRY OUR JOB PRINTING DEPT.

lstterheadl. envelopes, visiting cards, poltsrsi=Al-"kinds of pamph-

ior your next ordgr, for hillheads, let work done. peclai prices on large quantities. 'iihe Job Printinp _D0iIlT¢N_snt';oi' The Island Guardian .Publishing Co., 176 Kent Street. Charlottetown. » ' ' W&N!_‘1iD ; -

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wsursn.-'runes noouie' Iron » light housekeeping. Apply Guardian

oiiice. _ __ .

_ WANTID.--TO RINT A HOUIE. .Apply "G" Guardian Oiiloe. ” = .

_ 1263-0-e0~iiiliipd.

init October 6th for Prince lidward Island, will force -'~°-= irorri west ‘by Ocean to remain in Sackville This is most pub

Olll I)l`O existed

Inst

lic

vince. same

last winter and our

February protested to the

Board in Ottawa. The Deputy

ter suggested the only remedy was run an Ocean Limited fast express cutting out all unnecessary stops. Pass-holders would be the only reason

Trade recommends a continuation of the present time-table until November, then a fast express as suggested by

Mr. R. E. Mutch, president of the

Board of Trade, is out of town, but Mr. J .0. Hyndman, past president, is acting for him,`and in conversation with the Guardian he strongly de- nounced this measure of retrogres- sion.

"It is a step backward instead of

forward," he said. "With the con- struction oi’ the broad gauge railway we naturally looked forward to a real- ization of the fifty-year-old engage-

WANTEU MAN T0 WURK ON A ment of the federal government to `ar~'

range satisfactory communication fac- llities." ` ‘ ' V

Mr. Hyndman referred to the inter-

view which Mr. Arsenault and himself had with the Minister of Railways at Ottawa in February last when it was agreed, on the sound representations ot' the deputation, that a continual connected service would be maintain- ed. '

ougli to form an immediate connec- tion is the large number of pass~hold- ers which obliges the train- to stop at unimportant points, and I want this emphasized," said Mr. Hyndman. Reiterating the vast disadvantages which the island has been suffering frompand the inoalculabledoss sus- tained by the inability of producers to secure the benefits of an open mar- ket, with the consequent local glut, he stated that in their representation to the government in- the present in- stance he Maritime Board of Trade was 'actively sympathetic, and would assist in the effort to secure adjust- ment. ` `

Mr. J. F. Whear, Post_0ffice In-

spector. explained to _the Guardian how the mails' will be seriously af- fected by the»chang`e.-,

At present there are two through

trains a day from Boston, the even-' ing one carrying by far the greater portion of mail matter from United States points. lt is this last train which will fail to,make the connec- tion. The sameapplies to the mails from Montreal and the West, the Ocean Limited carrying over sixty per cent.

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rin loving memory of my dear hue-_

band, James E. Molyneaux who de-_ parted `this life at Malden, Mass., Sept. 30th, 1918. We do not forget rim, we loved him

too dearly. 1 ,'

For his memory to fade -fr in our-

But the lips need not speak,

When the heart mourns sincerely, -

For grief of-ten dwells where it sei

dom is seen. ,

Ever remembered by his wife and

chiidsn. _ - ' `

MRS. CALM IRVING

The death at Llvefltboltf

England, on-August 1910. 0! MTB- Calm. Irving (nee Phoeble Wrigiit) formerly of

lil. I., in her 08th year.

mourn _.besides her

daughters and one son

and one sister, Mrs. Allan of Calgary, Alta., and four brothers, Arthur, in Strssshurg, Sasir., William,-

two

and.Beniamin, of Lower Mouti_w¢ue,to 'mourn her loss. -

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to prevent this change. The Board of;

the Deputy Minister." ‘

_ “The only obstacle to the institu-

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Our Prices Save You from $10.00 to $5000 if

These celebrated “Goid Medal” phonographs are absolutely guaranteed bfy a big wealthy concern.

Their tone is equal to any---they will- play any make of record--the wood work and inish of the best grayciew-'

and the price is a lot less. _

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