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-‘ ' "PHE CHARLOTTETOWN

Avvawnuswacu ‘ “_ T

“£0

This is the day of the qptiinist. The "don't worry" h-is a genial smiling eh", ahokioqka _far_,ward, to a bright » fit_lu)¢‘of health and happiness,

. l‘,"f1‘_`w 1 is scorned. Ho _ -= l'._-.\ . I I’ , g §"y aitantuin "ith “IE '_ _r no sympathy- to

m__ __ d forbodings.

' ‘li£4ftqn't altogether right.-

.iiiar s msn me the reputa-

~ ago, for having a sour disposi-

__it»when the truth or the mat-

tgfis that he has a sour ' i"r.'.‘t";" it ‘§il‘3"i.3’¥;2l’.°’“ $iii_d 50 cent boxes-

A men's handicap match for Sweep-

stake-prince 'las played on Belvidere

ks Saturday eftbrnoon, and result-

'Lin ' ` ` ' _ed in_,D. .B. #tewart winning lst prize

andfA. 'W. lweéks the second.

This match was also the qualifying

nsstoh for the Club Championship. The -players-making the best 8 scores (without handicap) to compete for the

championship match, thsiirst round of which will be l»la¥ed'this week.

Tho f0ll0Win8 is the score list of

qualiiiyinx and. sweep stake match. 'B. Stewart 95-11, 84

W; Weeks 33--8, 85

‘Malcolm 6-,-_-ii. .99

liarrilon . . . . . . 97-'-ill, :B0

100-.-'48, =9_3\of Marshfield. To the bereaved ,hus- '.......»..’107--1¢, 91‘ hand, who is left with a motherless

1071-1- 1, 96 babe to mourn his lose of a. devoted .. 119+- 4, 105 'and loving wife. and to other relatives

nts 1st round 1 match were drawn

vs. ’Mr. Morris vs Judge Stewart vs. W. W. Clarke

Rogers 'vs. G. W. Harrison

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A reliable Regulatin Pill for Women.

ztfabbx. Sold_a‘ti al? Drug Stores, or °'9d President- W- J- 5\lII\0l'IBl1d»

oiled to any a dress on receipt of

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. ` -' - o _ 'N - _'<2 V ~ ` ‘ cted to their respective ffices f r- .elaceeoeacraoecbeaaaeceeeeelcecae ,, ° °’““

stores Vim and Vitality for Nerve

e _ and Brain. increases "gray matte ." a

wo for 85. at drug,etores, or bny mall

_receipt of price. The Babel Drs; lv slthvrvles. 0nt¢s-lc

_ Veniot, who resigned, as h-is duties

‘Tonic-will build you up. 8,3 a. boi., or

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_ijjj .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE

Phil; I e/tt.: -. aealsrsasn Av-

shirs bull. two yeans old. John

Levis, Freetown. - sosaslualpd.

jon, san!-A novel.: House

centrally located with all modern iin_provomente. Write "M" care Gliardion 1 Office. 795-9»6mtf

oiirdooloo ooaoocoaceaoooeooocoeoe Ff°d'='1°¢°11 H~F1-R~St°ck.'1‘°ronro.

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roitbcsacau ss .eoucwr A1-A

bargain run two years. Apply by letter to “T'-', Box 116, City. _ ' - 757-9-5-ni6ipd.

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Fort shits Avnsmns cow s ' years old due to freshen Sept. 26tn. ‘ Chas. Gurney, Peake's Smtiou. szspd.

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED TEACHER FOR SPRING-

vale School No. 113. Supplement $85. Apply F. C. Dollar, New [Wil- shire, R. R. No. 1. 703-9-3M6i'pd.

WANTED.-A TEACHER FOR THE

Suffolk School. Supplement $50.00 Apply to John Arbing Secy. Trus- tees, Suifolk. 713-9-3m6i

Losrr '

F - 'E

LOST.-ON THE' ROAD BETWEEN

Johnston’s' River and Charlottetown an automobile side curtain. Re- ward on returning to Dr. C.H. Beer or Guardian 0ilice_ Sept 5-3|

YOR SALE - DWELLING HOUSE.

two out buildings. live acres of land at Southport Apply to Mrs. Grimes, - 5_5 Dorchester St. 766-9~5M6ipd.

FARM. FOR SALE AT SEEKIRK.-_50 . dtex-es with crop and goo -dwelling ' hinted. Near school and station. Ap-

pi_ to. owner, A. J. McPhee, on premises or to Patrick Bradley, St.

_ 'rheresa's. _.sic-9-sutnpa.

...-14 ' ' roxiis'-'-we osrsn ron 'emi A

_ie _, pairs of young foxes, also two page one and a half year old. all from standard bred stock, highest quality of .fur. if interested write xne.~ will tell you how to start ,to mins- money. fW. P. Callaghan, St. Lbuis, P. E. Island. . 732-94Msi.l

_ _ ,

rants ron sal.: -- 125 mass

cultivation almost all covered with mussel mud, balance consists of soft wood suitable for wood or fencing. Buildings in good repair. 'Situated in Greenwich 3% miles from St. Peter’ Bay and station and has a ahora frontage of 12% chains on St.

.Betgss Bay. Apply Newton J. Mc- Ew . Greenwich, lt. R. St. Petei"s Bay. 783-9-iiM8ipd.

~ _romvn ~

FOUND. - 0ENTLEMAN'8 GOLD

stop watch found. Apply Geo. V. . liloore, -io Queen Street. , FOUND.-FAWN SIDE COVERING

cl auto hood. Owner may have slime 'by applying at Guardian Office and paying for this Ad.

. _ 769-9-5-Mtf

HELP WTANTED-» _

_ FEMALE

wAN_‘i‘ab.--A Malo ron cmsast.

houelmork, Apply lin.. Ernest Rice, 11 Rochtord Square. _ ' :» 1 ' ‘. H509-5-mai.

_ wgatida Malo. APPLY mae. ton.) H oouisen, its mcinnond street.

1 091-9-4Mtf. _"__ _' ___. _ . _ ‘ w _‘iig_»ab;,-.ntrcusn atm.. aprpv

;»_ cs to Lonergan’s lunch mont. j,..`,-"11 -' Ei-pd...

-_j»_.;.\wA_NTED HELPéd f -z=f-___l-_._-.‘~. ,. _mann ~ w I ‘ttfAN'i°b,woat< on vs_ M

Bros.. WIn_slo_e_._ Gigli.

w/tw-r 64.#-nustssn Ano mrs litter. Apply Currie t M rnaghan

ie sideline for P. E. Lltndpre- . feraiily one who has car and is e resident. _'Liberal cmiimisson. Ap- .ply lnparlon Tuesday 'the oth at 1.30 p. na. room No. 5.. at Hotel Vicious... » ' i '

FARM FOR S.’iLE

I offer for sale st Mitchell River,

but Mr-my farm consisting of 1:6 acres ina 'high state of cultivation.

it is wsiiptieatai me convenient to I

church I' libel and shipping ports.

'"°‘-I gh ut. s.=e»uasan. . -_ `

" » lmiibii Itivor. I

P. I- I.

' MISCELLANEOUS '

MeCLARY'S TAXI SERVICE STAND *2 Macs. Phone 315. Residence Phone 372-R. 194-8-12li/ilmopd.

WILL SELL T0 A NEW BEGINNER

all our household furniture practic- -ally new. Purchaser must buy all in one lot. Apply at 74 Bayfield St.

___ ‘ _ 823-9'-9lM3ipd.

~ TRY-OUR JOB _PRINTING DEPT.

letterheads, envelopes, visiting cards, posters. Al kinds of pamph- let work done. Special prices on large quantities. The Job Printing Department of The Island Guardian Publisfhlng Co., 176 Kent Street, Charlottetown .

WANTED

for your next order, for blllheads,

i _Iss CENIRAL Gtnnnnn _

IT PAYS to buy in this province.

BITTEN 'BY DOG.-A daughter of

Sir Andrew MacPhali who had been under treatment at the P. E. island Hospital; having been bitten by a dog was able to leave the institution yesterday fully recovered.

DIED .8UDDENLY-»The death oc-

curred very' suddenly Yesterday morn- ing of Elizabeth Gibson, wife of. Mr. Ernest ings, of l-iazelbrook. The de- ceased, who was only 24 years of age, was 'a"daughter of Mr. W. J. Gibson,

much sympathy will be egtended. The funeral takes place on Wednesday next at 2 o'clock (old time) from her late residence at Hazelhrook. _

¢-'“\-5,-A convenriou.-Plastic,

-ally ell tho old board of officers were elected at the recent C. M'. B. A. con- vention held ~in London, Ont. F. J. Curran; K. C., of Montreal, was re-ele-

Smit-h’s Falls, Ontario, formerly se- cond vice-president was elected first vice-president. in place of Hon. P. J.

would not permit him to again accept the oifice. Mr. Sutheriand's place was taken by James Mcisaac. M. P.. of Charlottetown. P. E. I. Mr. Costigan. f Montreal and Mr. Chadwick, of w Glasgow; N. S., were each re-ele-

e _

hal-l and guard. Dr. B. A. Cowry. Mon- treal, is the new medical examiner. The board of trustees which was for- merly composed of five members was reduced to three, viz: W. E. Farrell,

nd George Couvlllier, Quebec. The st convention of the C. M. B. A. met Quebec in the year 1916. Since at time the society has been called lion to pay heavy benefits on account '01 the War, the influenza and the l-lalifax‘dieester. From these latter sources alone, claims amounting to $150,000 have been paid. In spite ui’ these heavy calls, however, the assent. ation still stands -in aflourishing con- dition and with the new plane out- lined, has every prospect for 3 gnc. cessful future. '

sm EDM/Ano cAnsoN `

- ATTACKS EDITOR

BEDFAST, September 8.-Sir Ed-

ward Carson. in opening a new anti- Home Rule campaign here last night, made at fierce .attack upon Viscount N0l'UlClIff0. the newspaper proprietor, WIIOITI he Btiled as "the greatest ab- sentee Irish capitalist a/nd the great- est example of an Irishman who under the union has made untold wealth in England."

"He dearly loves man hunting,"

Said Sir Edward. "He hunted Earl Kllfihollor. Field Marshal, Viscount French., Viscount Jeilicoe, Viscount Milner and J. Austin Chamberlain, spd more recently Premier Lloyd

News says:-An event of great inter- est took place on Tuesday morning at eight o'clock mass at St. John the Baptist Church when Miss Mary Elisa beth Cochrane. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew Cochrane of town and M;-_ Edward McDonald of Dundas, P E. I., were united in the holy bonds of matrimony_ The bride who was giv en away by her father, looked charm ing in _aeuit of navy blue with hat to match, ‘She was attended by her sister Josephine who'worc brown taifetta. The groom was supported by Mr. Cheste'r'Shepherd of -Bear River, .P. E. I. After the ceremony they motor- ed to' the home of the bride's parents where a reception was held and a dainty luncheon served to the immed. late relatives of the young couple. The many presents which they receiv- ed go to show the esteem in which they are held in this community. They will make their home on Provost Street, New Glasgow.

_ _ rnnsolvar. '

Miss Annie Grant, milliner, Mount

Stewart. leaves th.s morning to attend the millinery openings at St. John and Montreal.

Mr. Earl Henry late of the Royal

Bunk left for Moncton yesterday after- noon where he has secured a position in the I. C. R. Office.

Mr. P. W. Turner leaves this morn-

ing on a trip to Montreal. Ho will be joined in Moncton by Mrs. Turner, who has been visiting her former 'home there for the last iive or six weeks.

Messrs. Alphonsus L. Sinnott of

Morell and Reginald F. MacDonald of West St..Petera', graduates of St. Dun stan's University leave this morning en route to Toronto to enter upon the study of theology in St. Augus- tinc's Seminary.

. 'Miss Mary Buote,.who had been spending the summer with relatives and friends in Rusticc, left on Mon- day lst inst, on return to her home in Sydney. N. S. She was accompani'ed l:-J her niece Miss Edna Dorion, of Mayfield who is going on an extended ' visit to the former’s home, Mrs. Dom- inick. Buote's.

Mr. and Mrs. Albion _Burt, New

Hampshire, arrived in the city last eveuingon their honeymoon tour. They did the journey by auto. Mr. Burt is a native of Peake'g Station, and has been a number of years in the States. They are, registered at the Arlington Hotel. t

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

The following address was present-

ed to Sergt. Warren W. Myers, and Pte. Sydney Brown by the Mt. Albion Red Cross on their arrival from over- seas.

GGUFSG. I have thought this over and believe I have found a solution to -the question. it is to make Vis- count Ncrthcllife prime minister. The only disadvantage would be tint. as prime minister, he would have to meet .in parliament face to face those he aasails and could not attack them from the editorial arm-‘ chair. l "What is a statesman? It is 9,

man \vho, when it pleases Viscount Northcliffe betrays every lnteresti entrusted to him."

-WANTED-HOUSE T0 RENT BY

middle of October. Apply G. W. Harrison; 127 Water St.

760-9-5Mtf.

WANTED To RENT A FLOUR

mill. Percy Delaney. Tryon. . 792-9-6M3ipd.

WANTED T0 PURCHASE COTTAGE

of five or six rooms' centrally loc- ated In the city. Apply S. C. Clark, Victoria Hotel. 817-9-8M3i_.

WANTED-A SMALL FARM 60 OR

75 acre s of land. naar Catholic

_ church. Apply with all particulars

to Box 684, Westville, Nova Scotia.

829-9-9M_4ipd_

8. PACKERS.

WILL 'FIGHT U.

_ LONDON, Sept., 8.-The Brltlsii Government is taking drastic meas- ures to light American packers, says the Herald. the labor organ, this morn- ing. This decision was dictated, ac-

to th

e newspaper. owing to hold” big American

exerting on the British

trade, and arrange- completed for the Fbrolrera' pool for

whose business has drop-

nothing owing to the

of the the packers,

o throw in their lot

quotes an official of the as saying: “We are

arrangements by

traders may have a

trade which formerly

the hands of the American agents."

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HON#

_ IDONT

DEATHS

CHNPPELL.-in the city on Septem-, ber 8. Kezln Christie, widow of David: Clllbpell, aged eighty-eight years. Funeral this Tuesday afternoon from her late residence, 37 Prince Street at 4 p. m. Interment People’a Ceme-

___._______

_ IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of Pte J Harold

in the battle of Arras, Sept. 5th, 1918.

n e eart.

T'is hard, so hard to speak. the words,

"We must forever part."

'Dearest loved one we have laid thee in the peaceful grave‘s embrace,

But thy memory will be cherished Till we see thy heavenly face.

ANGU8. R. NICHOLSON,

. Catelli’s iltftiiiielle Macaroni

contains no artificial coloring ,_ ,It's.Pure

- G19” 'M“m“° enlisting at the outbreak of the hostili-

5:_3_"9‘9',B21IPd-_ ' \ties, but you certainly played the man's part by voluntarily giving your

We y`cur"I`riends and neighbors. as-

semble here again tonight for the pur- pose`of welcoming you both home from overseas, and to show our ap- preciation of the valued service you rendered in ou behalf in defcn

‘ r ding! our country against one of the most

ruthless and cruel enemy that ever invaded a country, ' _

Words of ours fail to fully convey

to you our heart .felt appreciation for this great service you have rendered our King and country and our homes. Rest assured that such a noble res- ponse to duty on your part shall not soon be forgotten and the reception is but a feeble mark or th unli

e nlited'

~- __ . respect that is due you. \`-

We congratulate you both on hav-

ing the honor in taking part in such a tremendous war -and being spared to return home in good health and strength.

It seems a miraculous thing and

a man enlisting the month war was declared could take part in some of the hardest engagements of this war

which is something worth boasting about and although wounded on three different occasions we are glad to see

g e you me a won

on the battleiied only by the bravest and best soldiers

young lady you took across the ocean with you to share the joys and sorrows of this life and to be a helpmate to you as you turn your attention to civil work again. We wish you both the success that your best efforts entite you to.

You Pte. Brown, on account of your

tender years. had not the privilege of

early age os sixteen, and one-halfyears you spent

of the King have

experiences which

many of older in life might well he

you both to

in e, small

of your

great

WEDDING.-.The New Glasgow

f'--u=ss_;-

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I POTATO DIGGERS I `

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We have on hand a number of the Proctor Potato Diggers.......'i`.l.1ese Diggers are made on

the old Proctor Digger style and have been giving good satisfaction for over forty years, they are well adapted lo all kinds of soil and will suit all widths of Potato Drills. _ ,

Fsrmersfin need of a good Digger should call at onr showroom and select one, we are

selling them at the same price as last year.

A. HORNE & CO.

CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE '

833-9-9MtuethuEfrI'. .

I _ _` -L 4 ~'_ _ _ '-7- .Lil

INDIAN REFORM IS SUBJECT

OF INVESTIGATON

LONDON, Sept. 8.-There is tt

growing intcrestin the question of the future system of government of ludia, as the result of the daily publi- cation of views expressed before the joint select committee of the Lords and Commons. The electorate scheme propounded hy the Secretary of State for india, Sir Edwin Montagu, and Lord Chelmsford, the Viceroy, was re- cently embodied in a bill to which the Commons gave second romling

conditionally ou the appointinent

of the joint committee before mention- ed which was to obtain the views of the varlous classes of Indian opinion. With thc ldeu. of inserting the com-

and be spared to return homo again_- I

Brown, who died of wounds hecei d This Sgt' Myers has been your lot' `

mittee’s recommendations in the bill.

Numerous distinguished witnesses,

and depututions representing varied international interests, religious and political bodies, officials and com- mercial men, 'both European and In- dian, came especially from India to give evidence. Their opinions dif- fered conslderably, but they generally agreed that some measure oi reform was necessary.

This Indians have been endeavor-

ing to impress the committee with he necessity of llbcralizing the cen- tral Government more than the bill proposes. Objection was raised to retention of full control over fiscal policy by the Government in London. Indian opinion, backed by eminent white educutlonists. does not see eye

tary almost beyond credence to think, that to eye with the Government. lndia‘s

desire is that secondary and higher

province of the latter, instead of hc- ing controlled by the provincial leg- islatures.

A large body of Indian `oplnion

favors tho selection of provincial gov- elmors from prominent public men in England, and it is understood that indians regard the prospect of liber- alization of the bill more favorably than when the committeeo began its labors. »

..__._____ LETTER dr coNnoi.aNcs

The following message of sympathy

has been sont io Mr. Frctloriclr Wnrd of this city.

Kingston August 20th, 1919

Mr. l"1'ctlerlcIt Ward

Dear Sir and Brother:-We the of-

ficers and members of King .William I.. 0. l.. No. 1.166 wish io convey to you mul the others ot' your family our heartfelt 1-fympetliy in the very great bereavement you have been call- ed upon to undergo in the death of your beloved son. We assure you that every member of your Lodge grievcs with you. Your sorrow is also ours unli we pray that the great grand Master above may console and com- fort you. We are sure dear brother that your loved one has gone into the heavenly home where the puro and good are gathered from every lunti anti where God shall wipe away ev- ery tear -from their eyes und there shall be no more death neither sor-

cducation should come within the

'any more pain for the former things ure passed away. .

Signed on behalf of the Lodge.

ROBERT EDWAR-D8.,»W. M. JOHN COLWILL, Rc-Seor S. B. NEWSON, Fin. Scoy.

_ l__....._...._ WOMAN LOST AN EAR ‘

IN FIGHT AT MONTREAL

MONTREAL, Sept., 8.-Charged

with grcvious assault. Stanislas Du- clos, 40 years of age. of 70 Popart street, wus arrested by the constabloo of the Craig street east station, while his wife was' taken to the Notre -Dams hospital suffering from the loss of her left ear. As far as -the police could learn, the couple began to quarrel and Duclos pulled out his knife and struck his wife the blow severing the ear. The couple have five children, some of which werq_ old enough to look after the house while the mother was in the hospital and thc father in the station cells.

HONOR MEMORY OF PREMIER

BOTHA ' ‘

l.ONd)0N. Sept., 8.-(Reuters)-An

impressive memorial service for the into General Iloiha was held today at Westminster Abbey. General _Bird- wood, represented his majesty. and among others present were Right l-lon. A. Bonar law. Hon. G. Roberts and various high commissioners and representatives of state departments

row nor crying neitlierehall there be

S0115.

_ -true'-'-an

To the Memory of' Mrs. An R `

_ _ ‘ll you enjoying the best of health and ___ Nicholson Died Sept. 2nd, l9l8. °“"”'“ '""“ Wm' d 1° ere

T’§,h];':lr‘:°‘Eg gsagolfhi ttsndtfr cmd' We also welcome to our district the

STAG Chewing Tobacco

is appreciated by both

of Canada’e war units --those who fought in Flanders and those who

served at home.

' It is also enjoyed by

civilians of all classes

' throughout Canada

u|=» irA"r_|-I

is recognized as being

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and

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welt. rms te 'rite 6091. Now -ro nm;

THE

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