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-IT PAYS to buy in this province.

-MR. W. K. Mc00UGAN is Guar-

dian representative in Summerslde.

-HAY WIREI- Looped end, out

ieugiiis iii so and 100 ii.; i.uniiies_ Right price at Braces.

607048-30Mthii,mon_Ethu. 2w_

-LOST.- On road between Ken-

sington and Malpeque heavy grey overcoat' Please return to Hartle Sinims. Kensington. 6094.

` -GUNS or AuL KINDS from iiie litile 20 gauge up to the goose gun also aniiiiunitions which gets the geese ut I-‘_ \\'. Strong & (‘o. Ltd.t$078

-HAFiVESTiNG_- _-\ few farniers

hail- begun harvest in New London

ilierltriiin becoming ripe very rapid ly diiring the last fi-w dui-5.*

-SMELT GILL NETS!- Braces

:tie iieadiiiiartcrs and for iniinediate

orders t-an supply the right kind, all; sl'/.es-leiigtii, quality and price guar- anteed. 6070-8-30tliu.nion_l-Jtliu, 2\v.

-SERIOUS LOSS.- .\lr. _~\ll'red

Mt-Kay., Fouini= Mills. lost ii valuublr-‘ liorse on Sunday last. Ou going to the pasture he found thc- poor brute drowned in the iuill pond adjoining the lleld in which the horses were liept.--X. V

-PLEASANT Ai=i=Am._ 'rue i._-i--

creaui festival at Stanley liridge on Friday night was a iinancial success. Principal t`la_v and the Srliool_ de- serve much i-rt-dit l`or tht-ir entei'»

prise in raising funds for such ti praisewortiiy object as the support; ot' a prisoin=r ot' war. The wt-ary way iaries protited by the system ot cate ing in the old fashion of first Come -iirst served’

-NEW LONDON AND CAVEN-

DISH lieiit-lies always were favorite suniiuf-r i'e»'<oi°is and even more so this _\'e;ir_ I-I\‘ei'_v nity since hay-

uiakins jolly pit-nir parties enjoy the nutinlt to tiitse ideal spots-. On 'I`ucsdu_\ 'i'nion Division. S. 0. 'I`.. Spi'iiigt’if-ld iiaii their annul-. pit-nit- anil on \Vetine_=ila_v Perley Sire-ani Division. Granville had theirs. Both

wen- heartily enjoe|i.* »

m:£mf=fi.i:~i===r~+~“~""‘ " ~

Burns and

Sores

quickly healed by

MECCA

Ointment

"T was given up to die by three local

doctors llid Alaol Toronto lpecillill ll my foot was half eaten out with n gang- tano lore. The poison had worked through my system. Alter nine months' elsistenl use of Mecca Ointment, my Tifa was loved. Nature restored the loot Hash."--]OS. COUPLAND

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Sold by all Jrulggisls in 25c, 35c, I'

75 c, $ .25c sizes.

4 '. _'I1' Pav: to buy in isis province

..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

:ba Georgetown Guardian Represen- a ve.

-FRESH PORTLAND CEMENT.- Braces can make lmmedl»ale` ship- ment at right price, small or lurge quantity. soi2~s~.2sMiueiirriairiiwiti.

creaiu separators for sale. Write, te- lephone or call for demonstration James Pendergast_ Kensington.

6075-8-30M2l.

-OLE- GRIST MILL cod liver oil

it-Ie ot' its kind on the market. liig sliipineni just received at Bizict-‘-s.

tl01:3»S 2Si\1tuesfrlEfi~i2kks.

-REV. E. SIMPSON T0 PREACH.

--Rf-v. l<.`dwin Siiiipsoii. State Supl. of the lthode island Anti-saloon Lea- gue, will pretich in the Baptist t`hnrcli at Suiiiiuei-side next Sunday. Sept .' ;'. at 7 o't'lot'k..-X.

-POLICE COURT,-At the Sum-

iniiside l'olii-e t‘nurt on Weuiiesday morning at the iiiftigiitioii of l'rosi--_ cuttn- Phillips, ti drug i.-leik was fined $lt>0 and costs or three months in

jail for a first iniraciioii ot' tho] Pro- hibition Act.-H.

-COMING EXHlBITi0N.- Prince-

Couiity Exhibition Prize Lists are iio\\' out and are being distributed by tin- siow-= in riiiiiim.-.»<.iile. “opi'~:= will al 6 lzi- uni to _.ii ';:i: 'r -.i..i:.. a raid :J the -lt-_-1':-teizfs. J. i-‘ Ar- nrtr, Siiiiiniersltie. tit.. 1.

-PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION

HORSE RACES.- Horse Racing in coniiection with the Prince County Exhibition will take place on Thurs- day (lr-tolli-r -ith an t'ollows. Free for all 'l`rot and Pace. purse $200.00; 2.21 class ~'l`rot and ‘Pace-, purse $1Etl.t_lt»; 2.40 class Trot and Pace. piir;~.=c $l50.tl0. Entraiice forms can be htid from the Secretary J. F. Arnett, Sumnierside_ ' 6093.

-AT MAGISTRATES COURT. -

Two autoists for running on unopcn ed roads. were up ior trial 'l`ueslli~i_v before Messrs Mollison and Ciiinp- bell, J. l"s._ Suiiimerside. Mr. lx. l. l-taynor was fcoiivlcted and lined $20 and costs, and Dr. Mt-Guigan was lined $5 anti i~o.=.i.s. l’ir-ton ltoc've.=: ol’ F‘ree~town laid the complaint against Dr. Martliiigan who vliolnted thi- law. by responding to a call on a .ef-vers ariritletlt nose.

WESTERN PERSON ALS

-.\'lr. liiavil 'l`iiylor was in Suin-g

niersine on Tut-sd:i_v.*

-llr. NI:-tiuignn ann Mr. lli»=riiai.l`

Murphy, l-`.nif-raid took an auto trip to Siiinnicrside on 'l‘iiesilu_\'.*

pl-tal.-ii.

P. Breiin, Moncton, N. B. -X.

Chai lottetown.-H.

-Lieut. I.. J. McDonald. t`ornit-riy

oi the 105th battalion in a letter to

t`ox biscuit-absolutely the best url a_ friend states that be is now in tliei

lllth Htse'|'vt-. battalion Shoreham (‘unip_ Sussex, ltlngland and the boys arc iill 'in prime voiiilitioii.-~il.

-llr. J. \\". Ilobeiston_ cliairiiiiin ol'

the I-‘ood (‘oiiirol Vouiiiiittee will ail- ¢|r¢g;_ ,I inns.. meeting in the School Asseinbly Hull Suniiuerside tomori'ow l~‘riday nit.'_lit at S o'i-lot-lt. Mayor Mor- rison will preside. 7007-S-31 Mo ll

-Mr. llarold liiill Sillilter, itc-

rountant in tlii>_t`aiiaiiiaii Bunk of i_‘oiiinit:rt‘e at Ayers t`lii`f. Qll¢'l>t»'C. who has been spending his liolldays with iils part-nts Mr. and Mrs. Joiltl Slllikr-r of "The \Villow’S_ Wilmot. left on return Sutiirduy via. Cliiir- lottetowii.-X. '

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WEALTHY ` HUNS DON'T G0 HUNGRY

AN ATLANTIC PORT.-The people

.of Germany nie iiiitiuestioiiably lar- ing a serious shortage ot' iiecessary food. and the maximum efforts of the authorities are now reqiilred to maize what supplies they have go around. accortliiig to \\'illiani Biwtlioloiiii-.\'. former representative ol’ an Anieiiruii oil coinpany at Hmiiiiui'g. who arriv- ed lieretodiiy on a Danish steainsliip, Mr. Bartholomew it-ft G,ei'iiiaiiy` Juij, K1.

"lf _von have nioniiy or iiiiliieii<:i>_"

Mr. Huitholoniew said. “you can get good food in (lei-iiiaii_v_ i`or there am ways to do it_ despite tho strict cou- trol oxercised, il' you know how. l inaiiiigeil to gt-t enough to eat. but l know of plenty oi' others who -do not.”

I-tegardlng Gerinnny's‘i‘nan powt-i‘.

Mr. Bartholomew said tbere soeiiit-<3

to be plenty ol' men not on the lirliip line, Init during the pi-ist six months

that lit-. was permitted t.o sos what was going on he could not l':\ll to notice ri consiilf-i-able r'i=d'ut‘tioii in the number

inun drilling und being prtpart.-tl for war.

'l`lie ll-boat still is looked upon by the German people as the nrition's chief asset in hringiiig about wlni they seein to have faith will bc nn ultimate victory. he iissertetl. A

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- Mis Ji-nn Wigniore, l-'miiiilsl

.Vlillg has retiirned home after ani t-xlenttt-ti visit to I-jlIiot's Mill.~=_“ l

~.\Ir. (leo Siitherliind_ who has

been visiting; i'ri<-_-lids in lsoniz lilvtr

Prepared by

F OSTER-DACK C0., LTD;

'roizoN'ro, oN'r.u_uo

Tailoring

._ ._._*._

I have facilities equal to any

tailor shop in l’rinc_c Edward Island, lor the production of high- grade work. _ _

Ladies and Gents’ tailoring

promptly attended to.

JOSEPH McCULLOUGH

Opposite Holman’s Store.

Summerside.

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it-inriied to his homo iii Montague on _vloiida_\'.*

-The _\lis=i-s Mai‘a:ire| Stfvenson

the week ond in Malpcqtit- the imc-sts of i\lr. and Mrs. iltev,) J.Miirt~.lii- son.*

-i\-lisa Laura .VIi~L.eod. Sttinli-y

Iirirlgt and iiirs. Stirling .\'lt~l\'ay_

the Prince Voiinty Hospital.-X.

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---Miss Gladys Willlalms, Summer-

side, left for St. John, N. B., to attend t lie Mlllinery Openings, be- fore taking a position with Madam J.

--Mr. and Mrs. D. lt. Morrison.

Summerside. autoed to Charlottetown

-EMPIRE engines, grain grinder.-i, on Wednesday, they were accompanied

by Mr. and Mrs.`Walter Calbeck, Sum- merslde 'und Hon. Jaines~A. McNeil,

and Margaret Mr-l<Jw|_-ii. ('iit’ton. spentz

Sliiiiinier.sltli_- were in Graliain'--. Road; and \'lt'init_v Tut-sda_v. collecting for'

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---“iss Sadie Mclienzii-_-, who taught at Long I-liver last year, is now tea- ching in Mniiltoba_ She has secured a nii-o school and likes the plane we'll.*'

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-Canada’s Standard for over halfacentury. §

Wrie for free '_ Cook Book. _

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turned home on Wednesday from a i

viirlt to his wife who is receiving med- ,

ical attention- at the Prince Co. Hos-

iiiiliis iii

Ever since the United States en-

tered the war'herolc but unavailing el'i`ort;= have been made to lnven; a nlcknaiiie for t lie American Soldiers. lnventing a -nickname is much like bidding spirits from out the vasty deep, tor lt is useless to invent the name unless it will stick. So long as li sticks it doesn't much matter whether it is complimentary or the reverse. lt was observed the other day that the First British Expedition- ury Force, or rather those of its members who survive, are proud to he known as the “Old Conteiiiptlblesp’ in allusion to the Kniser's “<-oniempti- ble littlu tii'iny.” A Wiiiiilpf-.;; battal- ion boasts thu uaiiie of tin- “Little lllack Devils," which it was given by the t-iis-m_\'. No iiioknaiiielliut roinos to niinii was carefully pit-paired i-ii adiwiiit-v; the nit-ilianie is the happy

ri-sul: ol’ seine ocrurreni-i-. it may be licrr-ii-, it iiitiy' be liidlfti-ons. of so-nie uiiddt-ii incident, and an equally swift llusli or wit or iiiiagiiiitiloii uri the part ol’ an observer.

Sammies, Teddies. et al.

Ai' present the nienibers ot' the Ani-

erivan Expedltiontiry l~‘orf~e are ba.- tling gninely against a fond it' mis- taken desire on the part oi various home folks to call them “Saniniies.” lt is said that when the lirst ot tiiein reached the port in France where they disenibarked, some French girls called out. “Hallo Sanimles“! the al- lusion being, oi' course, to llncle Sam. When this news reached home some adniirers oi’ <‘ol_ Roosevelt tlioiiuht that ii’ a Christian niiine was to he worn by the troops generally' it ought to be “Tetldy.’ and tlierefore there are nunieroiis adlierents ol' the term “'l`eddies_" Huiitlreds ot others

have been suggested, auiong tlieui. “Jiininies." the refereiire being to u iioc-e.~sriry weapon ol fi lnii';;lor, and pt-rlrips a means of entering Berlin. “Aiiif-.xei-i" is obviously adapted i'i'oni "Anzzies." Somebody else suggested “F‘eatliers_" \vlilr'li he thought would he a suitable companion pierc for "Tara," by wliicli the sailors are known .und t-alculateil also to give a hilt us to part oi` tho piinlsliineiit that awaits Willielni ol’ Prussia. when he reverts to the status of an ex-alder man.

Famous Nickname.

l-‘rent-li soldiers is called ii poilu. ineuiiing a lniiry one, and the nuiiic was given in this early desperate days of the war when the Freiicli soliiiei

cu lei fi “'l`oniin_v". is well known. Many years into t-acli regular soldier in tin- llritish arniy was providvil with a llttlc notebook, in which lic

mon name ol' “'l`lioiiias /ikiiisr was ehoscii lor the purpose oi ill-.i.-:tration

ship.

Scottish watchman. andthe dark plalds oi their tiirtans, black. green

-Eleventh Hussars. heroes of the

The Flity-thlrd Foot was known as the “Brlckdusts," because ot the color oi regimental iaclngs. Similar- ly the 'l`went_v-fourth Foot was call- . ed “H~oward's Greens," in honor of a famous colonel and the trmmings of the uniforms. Tho Seventeenth Foot. 'whit-li saw desperate service in india was spontaneously named the Ben- gal Tigers, but the equally war-like Seventy-soveiitli Foot was nierely doubled the "Potboolis," because ot the resembiuiice between the tigure 7 anti ii- pothook. Even the lnimortul

charge at Balakiava, could gain no more glorious name than that oi "Cherry Pickers," because at- one

time some oi the command had been captured ln a Spanish cherry orchard at the time of the Peninsular war. So the l<‘ourtcenth l-lussars_ as lliie :xl regiment as was in the service, louglif. against the title “llamilloii’s ltuiiii\\'riys," because on one ort-.usioii. when vastly oiitniinibert-d. several conipaiiies under (“ol. ilu-milton had been forced to retreat. `

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“The Little Corporal." l

in the New York Sun. Mr. John\

\\'allter Iliirriiigton tells us tiisztl Napoleon got lils nlcknaini- beriiiiso one one occasion he seized a fallen

|ilog and lcd a company at:i'osa li bridge. "Looli,"V cried ti l~`rt-.iirli sol- dier. “the little corporal!" Stonewall. Jackson wus once described by ti Geiierul as "standing like ii stonel wall" and the words passed into his- tory. lii the war with Spain, thc- corps -raised by Coluucl Roost-veit was called the “l'tougliridei's.” be- cause so many of the soldiers were

Westerii cowboys and scouts. ln: this case it is believed that the nieni

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under which a British iegltuent even yet -nuggets it is iilleii "l`lio l.ail\ liilleis' not bctiusl- ot the Don Jii.in .wiles ot the olhtt-i~. .ind men. but bc I caiise .i long tinii- .igo one ot the ic glineiit on seiitiy duty had the nits toituue to shoot nn old uonian

-His ni.in\ ti eiiil nit- izliiil io

ne-it-onio ilu-ir gt-inal tiit-nd i\lr_ ll. M. l.ninoiit_ but-k to his old lioine on

l<‘ I Mr l.iniont has noi p.ti ti

nith his \ulu.ihlt» pmpt-it-. in Nrvt

Luiitlon tliou;.,li he has been ln tal

IZfir_\ for some' years part *

in the case nt’ the soldier the i~oin»‘ -

’l`lio lllack Watt-li has got itsi ‘

"mise ie re int-.ii wasi ' ° °

originally revriiitizld otegiiinipi-iiiies ot _ ` A

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f SCHOOL IN TORONTO

‘named tlicinselvi-s. One oi' the ino.<l ' ` amusing of -military iiltrkiiiiines is that 1

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M H. C. OPENS MASSAGE

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Canadian Women Eager To LMP" New Work To Help Soldiers

'i'oiioN'ro, inn.-\vomeu :rom all pai-ti-i_of (Fiinadu have answered thei

cull for niasscurs und enrolled in the' big training scliool opened by tile* Military liosplial Comiiii-ssioii at| llait I-Ioust-_ for the' purpose Of tlllfil' li`_ving women us trained workers. , 'l`_lic first cliire on the opening day,

Aus. 20. numbered S2, and the en- trants variod from young 0011636 girls tu uiature women ot' 40 all eager to niake ilieiiiselves proficient in the work, that they might help menu the soldieri~'- who have returns-il iiicupaf- iliited_ and nt.-ding aut-li treutuieilt to makt- tliein iii again. _

Miin_v art- i'i'oii\ I-'it' bit; cities, :ii

j;..~|_-_¢- iinmlit-r irrni 'l`.1roiitn, but olll-i t-rs vaiiii: iioni little tiiwilfi ill S“1ii"i tiirlit-wan. and villages in the iiiarlt.

lint- proviiit-i-_-1. ' i

'l`l|ty tire :ill line woiiieii iii the(

iiiost pt:i'l'i-rt pli_\'si<'al t-uiid.itloi\,i‘t~atly for real work. `

First Class Large

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'l‘l\e_t-oiirae lr. under the direi~tion

of Sergt.»lliliijor Kendall and l-loiiiii>:'._

who liavi- been carryiiig on it siinlliiil cours`e iii Whitby t‘oiivnleI-=i~tiit lion; pltal und llui'rai:a ilnil since l<‘ebr\i- ary and tiirni-il out 5;! trained iiiass- iicrs in their tlisi class. 17 ot’ wh`0m were retui't-till soldi-i‘.~‘-.

in the liart House st-bool, ln addit-

ion to' training, in niussage the young

wonien will be given lii.~.trii.~tioii in ortliopuedii- nioveriicnt. and niedii-al' 'ell-i-trii-ity. and in ii few months tinire. it is lliopctl, tlint ii i:oui'se in tlierap eutii-s will he added. i

l`lii'olii:li the kindness oi’ several'

liiivcr.-)‘t_v pi'oft-if-"iors 'anti le'rturers tht- new i"lassi:s will he tuken oven' t'.ipt. Pepperdeiie offerl-iig his ser-

viies ici the lectures in electro the-| iapeuiiizs, Mr. J, lliiitz In pliysii-iil,| .ind l’i'cti<ss.~iors `McMurrit-h and l.oii~, don in anotoniy und dyiiaiiiles. '

The griidiiates will bo rent to the

varioiis military lirispiiqis throuiili- out the i<'olinir_v to tie-.it vases oi? nerv.; liiji\|'y. pziralysis oi' tht- niusr~lt»= .intl siii'i`i-iii~'d joints, whit-li by iiiiiss

.ii-,v and Sucli tt‘L-iilnit~iil as the r-oiirscl

iitliuit-s. ‘have be-tfii cured in .~'.'_-'o|'i-‘ o t-asus liinuglit at lirsi in be hope ws.

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Servo M H. C. Ono Your '

The students will attend giulal

regularly from 9 till 5 o’olock daily for r-ix months, and ai the completion of their course will be expected to work ior the Military Hospitals Cam. mission at iin_v4plat-.e _in Canada to which they may be appointed for`12 months.

During thc-Ir student days they wg"

receive $25 a~month, and when they liavc pass-ed the tiiialexamlnatlongag lille com-.lusloii ot the course $55 5 month, and 75 cents ii day tor s-ul.. slstniiie- it employed away from , home.

All graduates will receive dlplm...

ns whiiv.li`glve them the rank ot the best niusseuri-i. and the greatly in. i-reusliig deniund for massage treat. nit-nt following the miracles w.;1|'(-h are beini: worked with soldig.-,_ tlirougli its ns, assuiw-.4 them employ. ment indefinitely.

GERMAN Losses To ' '

AC-MITTED T0 BE 5,345,000,

(‘.HRlS'l`lANlA, Norway- Up io

July 26, on which' date the iorwarri ing of casualty lists abroad was t’orbi..lilen, tlieie had arrived 8,559 lists, coiitainiii: 19,803 tlireerolunin piiiges, t-at-li volunin t-ontulnlng~ 90 iiaines ot' ueiul. wounded and missing, n total ol' a'i,1l4t3_tl00.. -

THE READING 0F THE BIBLE

INCREASING AMONG .

THE MASSES

\\`heii wo joiiicd the syndicate of

iieivspapers, now engaged in the dis- tributloii of the Red Letter Bible all

over this country, \ve had no concep- tion of the lmineiise popular demand .tliat would ensue. it seems to bs t'iiirlg.~ t~i'a\'t=d by the tliousaiiils that inaki- up the iiiai-ises oi' the people Se-\'ciiil liundretl thousand have al- i‘i-ntly been distriiiiited through the li-a»lini; iio\v:~'papt\i'u, the publishers ini`i-.rin us, who also state that their pit--.st-ei will 'piobahly print editions riiiitiiiig ovi-i' ii million before the publli- is :aitlsrii-il. The t`_ir-i'eat'l\lii_t; t-Ifri-I oi this rt-vlviil ol` llihle reading tu-.ii.i.:i \.<-il |»l_- ovt-i‘<-sll-niateii. That il will riiiiit- thi- st.\iidirrii ol ethics anti nioralily for uilllioiiu is the pre- tlii-tion oi llioriti who speak with uu- i'i i. _tr _ I ni- iuiipon will be printed in llii-ie uoluniiis only a few days long- t'I'. 6090.

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Canadians are culled “(`uiiiicks".. ' '

but most ot' tlieni do not like llie'

name. llowevcr, lhcy arg lionoralilyi ‘ - known by it all over the world, and’ ` I'

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