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l"“l*T'5|"° "5" PIIIESIS IIEIIIIIII IS The Western G?-Klrdian

.OTTAVIA Aug. 14.-For the pur pose of advertlzing the various fishes found in Canadian waters as a cheap but important feature of the count»y's food supply, the fisheries branch has arranged not only to have an exhibit, The CQISUNIUOH Of the Centenary °f bm “|59 a “sh resummm at me To. the birth of Rev. F. J. Macdonald, ronto exhibition this year. By proper flmllilfly IKDOWII as f‘Fal.lwr F`rl\lICiB," cooking and serving it is hoped tcr‘-\90k P1560 Qi sl- G20l'§€'S 011 Wild' encourage the greatest use of fish as 110505? lll0I‘llill§. and .was Di=\"UC|D\\f9d nn.,nj~¢1¢l@ 0f¢1|¢l__ ti.. l,~~ ~~ ~ , _ In by'-a_great_.number of people from

i` ” I' ‘ |19!! Ind far who hold in loving melli-'

ory the beioued priest who so long` and. 8,0 ably ministered tothe spiritu-

` h ish. . .

BIIIII GIIIIIGES

, .n- ‘ rn- ~»_

H ` p/ ~~~~- i al needs of t e par , _ //' \ The c_elebration'was naturally of a _ ~. ,_ religious charac er and took the form

WII-ll-,ii U5|NG `\, -- _ of a Solemn I-llggh Mass of Requiem,

w ch was sung by Very Rev, J, (‘,_

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l/ w I 'S McLean. V. G., of Sumrnerside, as- I’ sisted by Rev. Dr. McMllla|i of Cardi-

/ gan, as Deacon, Rav. Dr. Walker, of

Rollo Bay, as Sub-Deacon, and Rev_ l)r. McLellan of Charlottetown as

. Master of Cerenronies. All being ua

§L READ DIRECTIONS / tives of the parish.

{`%,` {Ap[fUL|_y AND The serinon on the! otccaslon, whifh

31. '-..;. s.. was an e oquen an oucing ie- ff \ ,FOI-ELS;/C;{I$M liverauce dealing with the life and

\ ,.\\ work of the deceased priest. was . \\ preached by Rev. Dr. McMillan.

sip;/,,/~ Rev. D. J. G. Macdonald of St.

Georges, and Fathers Croken and Gallant occupied seats in the sanctu- ary. The congregation was a large one. the largest seen in a church in

part of the province for a long

Races

lV|°"d3Y» AUBU" 23"’ pun" $5001” A sclioolmastcr complained to the

Free-for-all, Mile 1191115. $200~00- lieadmaster that on the previous even- 2.30 Pace, lialf niilo heats, $150.00. ing he had seen one of the older boys 2.-I0 Trot, Mile heats. $150.00. iliriiug with it young lady. Five to enter four to start. Entry The lieadmaster accordingly spoke

fee. 5 per cent. of purses, 5 per cent. £0 the DOYS of the senior class, in sadiiiionai for money winners. En- Severe terms 011 the imnronriety of tries close the 10th of August. Such 0000001- and W0\Uld UD |119 har-

All races to end with the fifth heat. 81114110 by Selling that out of considera-

No entries accepted unless nccompan- U0" f0l` U16 Dllrellts lie would not ied with fees for snmc_ name the culprit, but invited him into

Entries received by the Secretary, his Private I‘00m at the close of tllg

or by J. Stanley Wedlock, Charlotte- 198501

town . i

2397-simwrsai Ammon' 'i'“e""‘°W°

Cool Comfort for

Warm WeatIier---

Don’t swelter under a suit of

A POPU LAR LADY.

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heavy underwear these warm days- `

enjoy the comfort giving coolness of a . A suit of our light summer underwear ` i;,‘;fj_ I Wefve all sizes for men, women '5j_f‘i;f_:,_,';,_=.i._._..‘-§Ii1j_,., and children, in all the popular and ' ~ .,,,;jf~ most approved styles and weights, at ` ;f;I‘§=-f"""§',?ff§-§;"§- fn most any pric_e you would care to pay ”' = ’

from 50c a suit upward. ._ , .

See the showing, examine the

quality _and gomigirei our prices with those you,,get _ elsewhere-then we are sure you will get your wa

weather underclothing from us.

Reuben Tuplin & Co., "°{>’f‘§.;“_“{_°“'

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-_ tion

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian C

can be obtained at Laiferty's Tonsor mum charge, twenty ilve cents

ial Parlors, Summersldo

ORANGE8-29c. per dozen at Hoi

-FARM FOR SALE -I offer for man’s, Summerside, on Saturday

sale my farm at Wilmot, about 2%

50 acres with buildings Apply to Rob

2511 8 13M2iE1l

MISCOUCHE BAND will furnish

bert S. Waugh St Eleanor-s. P E is music at the Kensington picnic. Aus-

laud clmd12i 18th-

*WORTHY CONTRIBUTION. -

2621-8-14M3i

W K IMGOUGAN, Globe Fox

'The `Siimmerside Fire Department Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- at their last regular meeting voted meraide.

miles from Summersiide containing

the sum of $50 from the reserve fund ' to go toward the Prince County Mac-

25 PAIRS WOM EN’8 Oxford shoes

nine gun fnn¢|_ H, size 2% only, patent leathers and

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. - 5

The engagement lsannouiiced of Miss Norma Hanna of Ottawa, Ont. to Mr. J. G. Ross, formerly of Montague, P. a

ongolas, odd lines to clear at just 1.00 per-pair; Sinclair & Stewart. 2i

-ORANGES.-Juicy California Or- nges on sale Saturday only at 29c-

E. I. now of Calgary, Alberta. The per dozen, worth 45c., at liol1nan's. marria e will take ace in Calgary Sulnmerslde. 2511-8-13M2iE1i

s nl

early in September.

-REFRIGERATOR - A large roomy

-FAST TRIP. -Probably the fast- Refrigerator, a catalogue special at

est time ever made by a gasoline boat $11.10, selling while they last at $9.88. from Cape Tormentine to Summer- R. T. Holman, Ltd., Summerside.

side, was made last Thursday, when Mr. John Myers of Miminigash made the trip in his boat with a five horse power engine, in two hours and five b

2511-8-13M2iE1I

-ANOTHER LOT to hand, pure leached sheeting. 70 inches wide.

minutes, H. sqelling at 19c per yard. Sinclair ang

-GOOD BUILDING. -The East-

ern School which has recently been

ewart, Ltd.

-CAPE TRAVERSE Branch of the

purchased by Mr. J. W. Lidstone is Red Cross will hold an ice cream fes- now being converted into a four tene- tival on the hall grounds next Monday, ment dwelling house. Carpenters and Ang. 16th, when everybody is asked plasterers are now at work and when to help this worthy cause. 2513.

completed the building will be one of

the best on Ottawa Street. H.

- a

-SINCLAIR G. STEWART, Ltd. re clearin out it line of Women's

-SHIPPING ITEMS. -Schr. "Min- Oxford shoes in size 2% at $1.00 per

ette M. Porcella," Captain Nelson, p after discharging hard coal, and tak- ing on supplies from R. T. Holman Limited. sailed to-day for Campbell- b

air. See them, 2l

--CANNED CHICKEN - Nothing etter for lunches or light meals than

ton, N. B, -Schr. P. 0'1-lara," our delicious Canned Chicken-Gow Captain Dunn, arrived to-day from ernment inspected, guaranteed qual-

Peirce, Gaspe, P. Q. with a cargo of ity.

shingles. -Schr. “Rayburne” Captain, S Chipman, arrived to-day from Point Du Chene loaded with deal. -Schr.

Special per can 20a. at Holman’s

ummerside. 2511-8-13M2iE1i

-POLITICAL MEETING T0 BE

“Maude Weston", Captain Wleston, HELD.-A meeting in the interests

arrived to-day with lumber from o Richibucto. -Schr. “iicssie S. Keefe", h

f the Liberal Conservatives will be eld in the Auditorium, Montague on

Captain Reynolds, arriv. il to-day with Monday evening at 8 p. m. In addition a full cargo of coal from Picton. - to the Candidates, Premier Matliieson, S. S. "Cascapedla," Captain Ahern, Hon. John McLean and Mr. A. L. arrived to-day from Montreal, and Fraser will be present to deliver

sailed again at noon. -The fishing a Schooner "Beauty" arrived in port to-day from Port Hawkesbury for

supplies. 2

ddresses.

-ICE CREAM FESTIVAL-Come nd help along the Red Cross work

attending the Ice Cream Festival

y . .

-WELCOME VISITORS -Among Sale of Fancy Goods and Home-made

the passengers crossing on the Em- Candy. 011 M0101* ClRl'k'S IHWII. C899 press Monday was Mrs. Catherine TFHVBFSE. at 7 0'CIOCk 0ll Mmlday

White and Mr. Maynard N. White, of e Brockton, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. J. H. \1

vening, Aug. 16. lf' evening proves niavorable, festival will be held on

Maynard, of Dorchester, Mass. and following EVHHIHE- 2525‘3'14M1|D0

Mr. H. S. Maynard, of Waverly, Mass. They will spend their vacation with Mrs. Flora Maynard at the old home- D

-LARGE SIGN. -Two expert ainters from abroad attracted con-

siend nt Pm-l, Hill, returning by way siderablc attention last week when

of St. John on August 21st. Mrs. 8

t work painting the full side wall of

Flora Mnynnl-(1 makes her home with the brick warehouse owned and oc-

ber son Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Maynard C

upied by R. T. Holman Limited,

on the old homestead at the advanced Sllmmerslde- The Sign OCCUDIGB HD'

age of eighty six years. Mrs. Maynard D

is very active and has never been sick H

a day in her life and is the proud largest signs of its kind in the Mur-

pace and is claimed to be one of the

mother -of seven sons and four daugh- itime PFOVIDCEB-

ters, all liing. Four are settled around Boston and one son moved to Manitoba.

EHUHIIH SERVICES

WESTERN PERSOIIIILS

-Mrs. William Wright, Montreal

is visiting in Summerside the guest of Mrs. Witney, Summer Street.

-Dr. Joseph Cahill of Hartford,

Conn. is at present on the lsluiid vis-

'_-”"' iting friends in west Prince County. H.

FIRST METHODIST

ll a. ni. Service to the Soldiers.

-Messrs John P. Smith, Kinkora,

Subject- The Equipment of the Man. and James Taylor. WIIIIDOL Were ill

Preacher Rev. R. G. Fulton. 2.30 p. i m. Sunday School and Bible Classes; 7 p. ni., Sermon, Preacher- Rev, Dr.

own on l"rIdi\y. H

-Mr. Clark Woodside of Messrs

Spanner of Belln (j00|n__ }_;_ (}_ Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. is spending

roximately 6,000 square feet ofi

New Annan Horse Races

Wednesday, Aug. Z5, 1915 lp g

There will be three classes as fol lows.

Free-for-all trot nud pace. Purs ev .. . . .. . 2.24 (‘luss trot and pnce. Purs e' . _ . . .. . . . . . . .$100 Il Minute (‘lns.-i trot and pace. Purse . .. . . .. .. ..100

All races mile heats.

5 per i-cnt with entry and 5 per -cent from winners, entries close Aug-

ust lliih. five or inoro horses to miter and three or more to start iu euch class. Money divided according to suiuary at end of ilfth heat, two or more lioraes by the some owner or tr iiined in the same stable may start, in tho same rairv, the manugemrmt reserve the right to change programme. postpone or di-<-lure oiT any race for any good court, the rules of the Na- tional 'I‘roiiing Association to govern excepting where they conflict with above conditions. Special trains from Vernon, Charlottetown, Tignlsli and Sninnic-rsiils-_ l’arti<-ulars of which will appear later. Band and other am- use-ments on the grounds, dinner and tea tables, ice cream and temperate drinks. A large Grand Stand has been erected which will accomodate nearly one thousand people.

There is no need of saying anything further as for the last three years

we have had ilrst class races. and record crowds, and this year the man- agement are makliig every effort to have this the best yet.

J. A. McDONALD,

Secretary,

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50 Per Cent

Guaranteed Dividend 1915 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Lid.

[Incorporhted 1913] ONE OF THOSE THAT STOOD THE TEST

Guaranteed that 50 r cent was to be paid in 1914,

but paid 100 per cent, gf) per cent in cash and 50 per cent in stock. With twenty gairs of beautiful Silver Black foxes capitalized at $300.0 0.00 only $15,000.00 a pair with all expenses and ranching free

GUARANTEI-IS 50 PER CENT AT THE LEAST FOR 1915 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

.Anvono wanting to invest in this great Black Fox In-

dustry will make no mistake to invest in this Cwpany for they are sure of 50 per cent, whatever more e first ear. y Soares are $25. Write for prospectus and other infor- mation to

M. C. MACKINNON, S¢creta|35Treasurer Glenaladale, : : Prince ward Island Ili!-7~.l4lllI¢! _ .__.. _.___ _.-.__ _ ._..___._ ..

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his holidays at his home in Malpeque.li

GRACE CH URCH.

-Miss Mary Haszaril, of Charlotte-

11 a. ni. Sermon. Preacher, Rev. J. t0W“» ‘""`IVed from New York mst

C. Spencer, D. D. Missionary of Bella TllShi~

Coola, B. C. Sunday School and Bible Classes immediately after the morn-

-Mr. Charles Stewart of Dalhousie,

ing service (12 o'clock). Everybody N- B- Came '~0 the Islalld ‘I few days we|n0me_ AH Bangs h-ee_ 7 p_ m_ ge,-_ ago on a visit to friends in Summer- mon, Rom “_ G_ pu|wn_ side, St. Eleanors and Malpeque.

31-_ JAME9_ in-Mrs. G. E, Auld and Miss M. lrv-

11 a. m.. sermon, subject: "Victory 9

and Sympathy. 7 p. m., sermon. sub- M

ject: “Are We All Doing Our Bit?"

g, Charlottetown. spent the week nd in Summerslde the guests of rs. W. J. Whitney.-C.

Preacher, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Strang- “Mn Henfy Hughes' s"perI“te"‘_i_' ers always welcome and seals Dm_ ent of the (.entral division oi; the (,. ,,ided_ P. R., Ottawa, arrived by the Empress

yesterday on a visit to his brother,

Mr. George E. Hughes, Charlottetown. TIGNISII

ZION CHURCH.

11 a. m. Sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday

School and Bible Classes. 7 p. in. Ser- mon. Rev. A. D. McKenzie. All seats

free. ,

CENTRAL CH RIBTIAN.

11 a. m. Sermon, Sunday School and

Bible Classes after morning service (12 o'clock). 7 p. m, Sermon. All are welcome. Special music. Preacher,

Rev. Lowell C. McPherson.

BAPTIST.

11 a. m. Sermon 10.00 a. m. Sunday

School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Ser-

TIIOTI. ' rr. i=Aui.'s.

11 a. m. Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sun-

day School. Holy Communlon, after the Evening service. Evening Prayer. All seats free. Preacher Rev. T. W.

Murphy.

ST. PETER'8

Holy Communion at close of morning

Service. Matlns 10.15. Sunday School and Bible Class, 2.80., Evensong at 7 p. m. All seats free and unappropri- ated. Preacher, Cannon Simpson.

Deafness Cannot be Cured

locals icatimn, as th cannot reach the :T'°°'°" .iE'i'.t:°‘:h °°':.i:~..“.i = cure . a a u on remedies. Deafness la cauaaléby an mmm con- dition of the mucous liyllng of the Eliotaclilao Tube. When this tuberpfinflamed you ha el f rumhlinr sound or Imlpe ect hearing. and wlien It ia ent rely dosed. eafnuainha result, and unless the lzgulimatlovi can be taken out lndtllll tuba radar to its normal condition, hearing wlllbe dntro f sv' nineeasea onto! ten

-RETURN HOME-l-lon. Charles

Dalton returned home on Wednesday after having spent a week visiting his family in Boston.-.

-VISITING HERE-The Misses

Winnie and Lucy Kinch are visiting their father, Mr. Peter Kinch in Tig- nish. Both of these young ladies re- side in the United States.-Z.

-T0 SEE SICK FRIEND- Miss

Minnie Gaudet. the well known teach- er at Prince of Wales College, is now

'on n visit to her intimate friend, Miss

Florence Dalton, of Brookline, Mass., who is dangerously ill.-.

-R ETURN HCM E.-\Mrs. Matthew,

King, accompanied by her niece, Miss Minnie Phee. returned to their home in Providence, R. l., after having spent one month visiting friends at Norway and Tignish.-Z.

-UNDER WAY-The construction

of the new department store of the Tignish Trading Co., is under way and already the frame is up and it staff of workmen are daily at work to coihplete same by January lst.-Z.

-SAD DEATH-There passed away o meet her Maker, Mrs. Frank Dou-

cette, of DeBlois, on Wednesday, af-

er a long, lingering sickness. She

leaves to mourn their loss a lovintl husband and four small children. Her

uneral was held at Palmer Road on

Friday, Rev. Dr. Johnson officiating. Z

-To ATTEND couvl'N1'|oN -`

are caused ,aunt which Iaootlii bu an inflam oogitloséifthe ucous aurragea t

We ll five e l>iuv%r,cd Dollars for any canofbou ne; I that cfm,

be a ‘n ‘alrr f ru. Semi or

"2" i °'"l‘ ° '°" '"' "if.'1.cusNeva oo..1-that. o.

ld DN ll. 75C

Toshbdalli Finally Pills for constipation.

Rev. P. C. Gauthier on Thursday left for Maine to attend the annual French Acadian National Society where he will dellv the annual ser- mon in French. Bmw returning the

reverend gentleman will .visit friends

at different points in llaiho and Mas- mimetu.-z. ,_ _

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1 Soiled Ladies’ Wear

OF ` -IT PAYS to buy in this Province. ‘-1335" wgrdhgacgolilllg _ q Q

Here. are iiuié leaves of luck worth p1i1't1<in§-.%df:- . A

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"" A general cleaning up of Ladies’ Whitewear slightly soiled or mussed . from display. Here is a grand oppor- " tunity for Friday and Saturday buyers

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tainly interest you.

our Ma1itleDepartment---lots that would notjbe' here ‘- at any price had this summer been as warm as usual. -,»

Soiled Wliitewear 2.25 Gingham E -if Greatly Reduced

Regular $1.25

if At A Big Saving _

pendable goods; only a few of the many ‘snapsvjfrom I

Dresses $1.50

Ajnice line of Print and Gingham .-

Dresses, well made, stylish -neat effects, ,

an excellent dress to wearl mogtlagyi ._

. . where. Regular $2.25 to c ear . '

t° Save mmley as the price W1" Cer' Other Dresses, many colors and sizes.

to clear 79c.

v 5-

CIiiIdren's

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" for girls 3 to 14 years are here

at 98c. They have the French Waist and are trimmed with lace and hemstitching. Reg- ular $1.25 now 98c.

Dresses

1011.

Wash Underskirt 2 ,_

A fine chance to get a good ‘ $1 Wash Underskirt for 59c ' These are made of good qual- ity striped Gingham and Cot-

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ii Soiled Waists 79c $1.25 Middies 79c

*l* Here is a lot of well made real V_Ve have quite a number of $1.25 ~\~ stylish waists, which have been soiled Middies which we are going to clear >'-‘ from display. These waists are good at 79c. These are the balance of an

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'11 value at $1.25. Soiled price... . ,79c order that we did not expect.

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-NEW ASSIGNMENTS-The fol-

lowing toacliers will this year assume their new duties at these different schools: The Misses Zeta O'Bi'ien at Anglo Saxon School, Mary Kinch at Lot 2, Beatrice McCarthy at Kelly"s (‘r0ss, May Brennan at Glengnry, Ger- iie U-organ at Alberton, Maggie Nelli- gan at Wellington, Annie Nelligaii at Pleasant View, Mr. Leo Nelllgan at Albertoii, and Mr. Gerald McCarthy ut Georgetown.-Z.

-HATCHING IN TRANSIT-Great

was the surprise of Mr. John Perry, of Minuninignsli on Wednesday while in Tignisli, when lie looked in the back of his wagon to find one of his hens hatching on nine eggs. It seems that iliis wise creature, while the wagon lind been in her owner's barn. had tak- en advantage of this secluded spot to rear her family and her determiuutioii to accomplish this feat accounts for her remaining quietly on her eggs while the wagon rode a distance of ten miles. The peculiar feature of it all was that all of the eggs were in- tact and upon investigation none ap- peared the worse for the jar of the wagon in transit. Mr. Perry drove back borne without disturbing the lien.--Z.

I IEIIEH IEIM ENGIINII

In n letter to Miss Jennie Shaw.

Bloomlleld, Private R. S. Warren. late oi' Brockton, now 26th Battalion, 1). Coy., 13th Platoon, 5th Brigade, East Sandllng, England, writes under date July 26:-

This is a lovely country. I never

saw such beauty in any place. The country is not naturally the place I like for attractive scenery, but the roads and paths and fields are so beautifully lined with shrubbery and hedges that it is like dreamland, and to see the care that the people take with their gardens and walks, every- thing glowing in every possible hue. Human skill and care cannot possibly

'do much- more than has been done.

The towns are peculiar with their narrow crooked streets. but the clean- liness of them is a reproach to Cana- dian towns. How they manage to sweep the streets is a miracle, as you

iseidom see a street sweeper at work,

besides there is little room for his broom. Our nearest town is Hytlie, a little seaside town of about four Lhousand inhabitants. lt is a very pretty place. some of the parks and walks being simply charming. About four and a half miles from here is another sea-side place having a popu- lation of about thirty-three thousand. This place, Folkestone, is a great litm- mer resort, and you can imagine the crowds that come there. Everything is planned to please the eye and amuse the mind. With the exception of dancing I saw nothing really wrong,

GRAY HAIR n.

or.1‘r¢mm'| Naomi I-lair kuimiive win

Emiilveiy restore gray hair to natural color md eepit so t not a dye. and will not i are

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.ali Bloc Bhaixotfel tT"»:..f°."“"`»afii§'*'i‘5`f.‘.'.:‘.f‘.."fr»."t.°.':““ S ,

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and dancing looks so unspeakably Jenn have been living at home. The senseless and dull that I doii't thliik it other members of the family two sons can be iluitc as dangerous as I ulwnys John and Archie and four daughters regarded lt. Of course there may be Mrs. (Yoogill, Mrs. Stretch, and Misses more than one variety. Mubel und Rachel live in Western

I <lon't like the seashore here an Cniiaila.

well as l do the shores around l’.i'}.l. There is no sand at all, nothing but little stones varying in size from

marbles to hen eggs. lt looks nice, PUT OFF THE DNORCE 1-'LL THE

but it is unpleasant and tiresome walking. The shores are low and ilut and here and there near the cliffs are

WAR IS OVER.

OTTAWA, Aug. 11.-An interesting

Mme lung "Y 'mme kind of Bhrubbery incident has developed in connection

struggling to live, and the genius for ,- . _ cultivating flowers so strong in u.n ;,l;\`,,_d?»l.),l,I?,l(l1gI3:lJ¢(;\:.é¥‘§1r;'§eb€rg:F

Englisliinun has made of them garden I patches of beauty

Ie has written the senate divorce com- ission that ii’ the hearing of 'the

lt was along this shore that Napoi- I m

con planned to land an army for the ?,,l;I:.l18?;‘ETBmlggtggrsddilégigealgs; :£2 i l nvas on oi’ England about 105 years he necesBm.y_ me mm being that mm ngo' 8° the Hmm’ 5°"e"“me"¢ Wm- muy sever the bonds in the meantime

a line of forts along the headlaiids to defend the coast. Of course they are useless now, but they still stand solid l00k|l\g yet, with the old-fashioned- IOUKIHE gun on top pointing towards the sen.

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ENQUIRY WILL BE MADE

LONDON, Aug. 14.-A commission

ording to the Daily Mall's Petrograd

Ii' . _ "mee 1° °“Iy “D0” ‘WWW “Ve of inquiry has been appointed, ac-

Ieiler, although I have only seen the const line once. One day while having lessons in trench digging on ti high ridge we saw the coast of France so Dlaiuiy that I imagined I could yell loud enough for the French to hear me.

Iinever could see the place the same s ace.

miles from where I am writing this C

I never saw such siilky weather ln

my life. Rain can fall from a clear sky and mist and fog can rise with dry Winds. and cold-nearly every day we are cold. lt is funny to see Canadians °""'°""H 901112 days. i am. etc.

ROBERT WARREN.

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MRS JOSEPH WINCHESTER.

“Entered into rest on Friday evening, a er a lingering illness, Mary, beloved wife of Joseph Winchester, aged 73 years. leaving a family of live sons gd ‘me dallihler. Lemuel. Harry,

rnost and Nelson of this city Edward |'€9ldlllS in Webster, Mass.. :Ind Flor. ;l:;£la1.d wife of Wallace Stewart, of moth °“» Mlllltoba. who was with her lm ex: d“\'i\‘\K her illness. Funeral sulglet er late residence, 304 Fitzroy pm io°'s\“ §::=i_:y.Clthe lieth. _st 2.11 the Peopws Cemeleryurc . thence to M MRS. JOHN C. MCKENZIE.

One of the well known residents

gf”{~i'°"5 C"°°k Pissed away on Wed. C JYKGVBHIDS in the person of Mrs. me c enzie and her death will be

“"5” °f General sorrow in the

°°“"““l1llY as well as among many 5521113; in Charlottetown. Mrs. Mc. a e was in the city s. fortnight 5° BPPHFBMIY in the best of health bill. an attack of heart trouble devel- °l\°d A precarious condition. she ni- ng!! fo; some days and there was hope

9 e would lot over the attack.

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orresponilent. to investigate charges igainst General W. A. Soukhomlinoff, former llussian Minister of War, and others in connection with the short- age of munitions which has seriously interi‘ci'red with the operations of the Russians.

The resignation of General Souk-

liomiinoff was announced on June 26th. The reason for his retirement never has been officially announced but it has been assured that it was due to the failure of the military authorities to provide adequate sup- plies for the army in the field.

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