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,ST. PETER'8_ DAY SCHOOL will r9~ open Friday, Sept oth. Fees $15.00 per annum. Apply to Canon Simpson or Miss Desbrlsay. 1131-8~30M7i

SCHOOL OPENS TU/ESDAY.-

Mother does your boy need a new suit for school, if he does bring him to this store where you get an op portunity of a big selection at a bi,' saving in price. Prowse Bios., Ltd.

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NEW TEACHER APPOINTED-Mr Harold Hynes. Montague. has taken a position on the teaching s'tafi of Queen Square School, Ch-town, Mi Hynes taught in the Canadian West lust year, and tho above school ir fortunate in securing his valuable

services. L. `

.L.O.L. SERVICE at Crapaud on Sun-

day September 8th at 7.30 P.M. in St Johns Church under -the auspices oi Prin-ce Arthur Lodge. 'l‘lic annual Ser-

mon will be,prcached by the Rev. John. J. Bamford Rector of Port Hrill, Members of other Lodges are cordially invited to participate in the service all scats free every body welcome and a generous offering in aid of thc Orphanage requested bythe committee

VISITING AUTO PARTY.-Mr. Lea loaso of Kensington, with Mr. and tlrs. Wm. Casely, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. liogg and Mrs. Alfred McNeill, motor- '-'i to Charlottctowil on Monday cum ng hy way of New Glasgow and Rus ico. After visiting the principal plac cs of interest, they left for home by way of Bonshaw,and Cornwall. Whilt n Cornwall they were the guests oi \irs. Lowther. After supper they lofi ‘inyiug short visits to Victoria and Criipaud, arriving home well pleased with their duy’s outing and speaking 'ii highest terms of the Ford car. K

“OUR DAY" PRIZES.-Last fall an

ippeal was sent out to the wholc 'irovinco in aid of the British and fianadlan Red Cross. As an incentive to success the committees in charge offered a prize to the district making the highest collections in each of the sight school inspectoratcs of- the provinco. The following are the prize winners: No. 1-0‘Leary School. No. 2-Miscoucho iSchooL. No. 3-St. Eleanor's School. No. 4-Cornwall School. No. 5-4lraham's Road School No. 6-Cardigan School. No. 7-Ban- gor School. No. 8-Eldon School. Those districts are to be congratulat-. od on their loyalty and patriotism in doing such splendid work on behali of the Red Cross. The prizes, which are nicely framed historical pictures to be hung in the schools, will be for wardcd this week.

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CAVENDISH.-Next Sunday Sept. 8

Rov.W.E.Piper will preach twice` at Cavendish; at 11 a.m. and 7_3() p_m_

N0!-lTH.R|IVER.~Mr. William Scott

will preach at Long creek at 11. Mi-. 'l’lws. Morrow at Clyde mver at 3, M;-_ Stephen Ackiand at North River 'I.o’c. next Lord's day,

NOW FOR SCHOOL.-A new suit is mpcrutlve for your boy next weak an chool opens. Tuesday, A good sup" hat looks good, feels good and- is good, that is the kind of suits Prowse iros., sell. Prices always rig-ht. ’rowse Bros.. ‘Ltd. 1143-3-31smw3i.

.WOUNDED IN FACE The following ; a copy of a telegram received by irs John MacPhec of lleiitlierdulc P. l.l. "Sincerely regret to inform you hat 7121-89 Pte. Alex ’Macl’hee official- Y Feiiorted admitted to 26th. general liospitaldilmplos Aug.24ith, Accident- Lily, wounul in face." Pte. Macl’hec :ns one ol' the first to jolivthe 105th. lait. When he reached England he /as ti-iixisferred to the 10»tth. Batt. lic rosscd to Fi-since on March .14tli. and as been' attached to the 26th. batt.

DIED OF WOUNDS.-Mr. A, D. latiicson of Dundas has received a flcgram stating that 712769 l’te. Ed- aril A. Matheson infantry, was of- cally reported died ot' wounds ilrst eld Ambulance Depot, August 9th. iiiishot wound licad. Private Mathe- in cnlistcil in the 105th Battalion 'hcii seventeen years of age. He -as afterwards transferred to the ith Can. lies. Battalion, and in Nov- mbcr 1917 crossed to France with ie "famous 26th." At the time of tis death hc had not attained his

wcntieth biriliday.

WEDDING ELLS--A quiet wed- ing took place at Calgary, Alberta. 'ri Monday, August 26, ‘when Miss Iazcl B. Toomlis of Lethhridge,'Al- ierta was united in marriage to Mr. `lift`ord Ascraft of- Kimberly. B. C. cv. S. W, Fallls performed the cer- -inoiiy. The bride who is a daughter if Mr. and Mrs. William N. Toombs f Clifton, New London, P. E. I., was \ecomlngly attircd in a tailored suit it' bluc with hat to match and white urs. After a honey moon spent in the fountains, Mr. and Mrs. Ascroft will ‘aside in Kimberly, H. C.

SURPRISE PARTY.-On Saturday

~vcning the 31st of August, a number if her young friends from Alexandra. '/it. Albion, and Hazelbrook gathered at the home of Miss Rita V. Atkin- ion to bid her farewell before taking ier departure for Wolfville. N. S.. vhcrc she will resume her studies at \cudla University. The cvcning was /ery pleasantly spent in music and fumes, after which they presented ter with a slight token of their love ind esteem_ ami after singing the Jational Anthem the young people ett for their homcs feeling they had tpcnt a very pleasant evening.

FUNERAL SERVICES-'The body

iffthe late Lieutenant Hacker. Wh0 was instantly killed at Desoronto vhen his aeroplane fcll a distance of some 2,000, arrived at Summerside ‘ast 'Friday night accompanied by Cadet McCulla, of the R.A.F., Des- aronto, and the funeral, one of the ‘argest seen here for years ,took place on Saturday afternoon from the resi- lence of Mrs. W.S. Hacker to the Peoples Cemetery. ‘The BLOYBS Of Summerside were closed during the funeral. which was conducted with full Masonic honors, Rev.G.S. Mitchell officiating at the ‘house and Rev.W.A. McQuarrie at the grave. The pall bearers were Messrs Louis Romcko. Creelman MacArthur, Philip Jean. Ernest Mills, P.N.Enman and Dr. A. Leard. among those in attendance from Charlottetown were Majors ,Leigh and Stanley, Capt Dawson and Leiut White.

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The following reference .J Mr.

I-iowatt who is a son of Mr. Josiah Howatt of French River will be of interest here and in taken from the Edmonton Bulletin, llr. Howait ~wlll -be remembered by his many friends 'here as -he was deservedly popular while a law student with McLean and- McKlnnon itn this city, ,

The voluntary _enlistment of lrving

B. Howatt, a well known member of Emery, Newell and Ford's law office. after nearly .four years of effort is at- tracting much favorable comment in the Calgary papers. Of him. the Cal-

gary Canadlan says: ‘

After -moving heaven and earth to

get into the fighting line since the be- ginning of the war, Irving B. Howutt, l a. well known Edmonton barrister and

attorney at law. was accepted Mon- day by Major Carson and the military authorities.

Pte. Howatt, is a graduate in arts

and law of Dalhousie University, and has been keen, from the very first to get after -the Hun. but owing to a de- fect in one of his eyes, his application to bc allowed to go to the front has been systematically turned down by the various military tribunals in western Canada.

Mr. liowatt came to town and told

tho military men that he did not want any commission or anything of the li-ind. llc was willing to take 'his chances on the battlefields of Fland- ers and France, and he contended that thc slight defect in the sight of one of his cyos would in no way interforc

with his activ-ity on thc battlefield.

lie wusbcfore the medical board.

and after being carefully examined by the medical experts was passed,-‘ and immediatelyenlisted and reported for military service.

Pte, Iiowatt was much pleased at

»l-lie outcome of his long iight to get into tho army, stating that he owoil Major Carson a debt of gratitude for the interest he had taken in his case. ,Major Carson said -it was inspiring to see a highly educated man fighting his way into the army, and a marked contrasit when compared with the thousands of younger men who are doing everything possible to keep away from the colors.

Pte. Howa-tt is 38 years old, and it

is safe to say when hc gets on the fighting line there will he “something doing" or it will not be his fault.

Ask for Mlnartre ana take no other

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PERSONALS

Mr E E Parkmen contractor is in

Miss ide Toombs, Ruetico is spend

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Mr. J. D. McLeod, Telephone line

man spent Labor Day visiting

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R. Morrison. contractor, has returned to nie nom in Aisei-ton. D M

Miss Emma Fitzgerald has return-

ed home after a pleasant holiday to Rusticoviile and »Wheatley- River.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rogers have re-

turned from a trip to St. John Montreal and other Canadian cities

Mies R. Mchlachem hae returned

home after spending a very pleasant week in Ruotlco, the guest of Mrs. F. Toomlis _ _ ,

Mis Marjorie McEachern`returned

to the city last night after sponding a ver pleasant -vacation in North Wiiltshire.

Among the visitors to the city for

the week end and who left yesterday

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Mr. Sterling McNeil of Village!

Green was a visitor to the city yos- terday. ‘

Miss Margaret Cliisolm, Tryon, has'

returned homo after a vcry pious-:iiil visit' in Charlottetown tho giicst ui Miss Ruby Carter, liayilcld Strcct.

Miss Jennie Fraser, City loft Mon-

day morning for Cambridge. Mass.,

after spending a pleasant vocation! with her parents in Charlottetown.

Mr. Richard Blnns. of the Simms

Pork Packing Co staff has rriturnctl from a fishing trip up East. liriiiging back with him a trout rcporti-,ti to

weigh 5*/2 pounds 1

Mr. John Cass, toaclicr at Sher-I

brooke, has returned to his homo in' North ltivor to rccupcratc after a successful operation in the Princc‘ County Hospital for appomllcitls. f

Miss Itettu. M. Bryant, Enmore and

her friend Mi-ss Hattie McClcnnan

from Lowclli_ Mass. returned home, after spending a very pleasant vat-zi- tion with Mriantl Mrs llugli A. Stew-

Mr. A. W.Hyn<lmaii Manager of tlicl

Royal Bank of Canada, City, is .xi present on vacation; Mr,lt.l-I Pethicli, Manager of the Hunter ltivcr liiuiich has charge of thc Cliarlottctown Branch during his abscncc.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis 0'Mear,a and

famfily have reurneti to their homo in Alberton. Mr. O’Mcara has been working in Halifax for thc pus-t fcw months and Mrs, 0'Mcara and family were visiting friend-s in ltustico, I)

Miss Lillian Ilnilcrhay. of \Vinni-

peg, Man., who has liven sponding her holidays at thc homo of her fatli~ er, Mr. J. C. Undcrhay of Bay For- tune has lcft on rcturii to Winnipeg. Before leaving tho ls- iand she will spend a week in Suni- merside. the guest of her sistcr Mrs. G. P. Walker, Summcrsiiic.

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Patent Boots

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art. Sllinlneriicld, 1'. E. I. , 2 CAPT. FRYATT I

Attacked by a submariiic aiiii cali-

ed upon to surrcndcr_ Capt. Fryatt, oomnianding tho merchant vessel "Brussels," turned on thc U-boat and tricd to rain it. The manucuvrc torc- oil thi- subinnriiic to divc. and the "Brussels" escaped,

About a year later Capt. Fryatt was

taken prisoner by another U-boat, takcii to Iicrlin, and shot.

'l‘li:it shot rang throughout the civ-

ilizcil worlil. conimaiiiiing admiration for the force of 300,000 and more men of ilio Mcrcliaiit Marine. a vital fac- tor in tht- war of suffcring the gratit- cst lnirtisliips :inil facing tho great-

est porils--they start every voyage in tho full knowlctigu that they might. ncvur sci- homo ami loved ones again.

NOW is your opportunity to lend

it helping hand by subscribing gen- erously to thc S.iilor's Relief Fund.

finely. '

=s utterly unlike any other prepa”ed4cereal

Halifax lonla business trip.

ins lwr holidays in the city- ‘ C0ntainS Its Own Sugar

friends at Fairview. G _N t

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Take a_handful of its golden-brown, granules and hold it in a stron-z light. You`will see little shiriinz ' particles on each granule-a_ result of the Grape- Nuts process of cookery, which turns the starch of

wheat and barley into actual sugar.

The sweet. nut? flavor of Grape-Nuts requires no ~ added sugar an where fresh milk or cream is not obtainable condensed or evaporated milk fits in 1

No sugar is needed, and but little cream or milk. and this makes Grape-Nuts a very desirable cereal these saving days. _ ‘

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