-...... ....._._,__.._............

‘Yflegififllibllivi-Of Voters

when mes were not placed on the voters A“ vourzyyubhgd an oiffloftunlty to register this foiiovvifll Pillow‘ “‘

formerly occupied by

“m” Gun", 9n the cor sen and Sydney streets. w.“ 4 p; the Ito re-nf Robins. Kent Street. Ward 5 East at the Arena Rink.

w“, 5 wqjrihithillesldenee of L. C. Wright, Esq., _ 235mm,, 5mm, nqair oornel-Jef Fitzroy. .

u y,“ "glue er.‘ In any ward 'l minimum "iii "fihnii C “you ‘ m‘ so is who registered last year, and have sin

‘we. pro‘. giitfifidrhuiuiu

, F“, M... ioiw-Quhititlbill ‘Montreal ‘Stock

t year it is not necer- ,_ '- ‘

“City no”)? regi eri ._i ,"“", “ ‘if

Wheah-‘Sept. 139%; Dee, 143%;

‘opt. 42%; Dec, 45; May,

eaind Santa Fe n” , Wheat-Oct, 1421/4; Dec, 140%;

otlve ‘Co.

Connolly Estate ' Schoiayships

The following candidates were successful in the recent Connolly Scholarship examination:

Clarence J. Murphy, Montague. - ‘ . Emmett IDonahoe, Souris West ‘ arold Devereallx,

p. Min. ‘Co.

William tMcGuigan. Kinkora Alfred J. Murray, Emyvale , Joseph Trainer, Charlottetown

A», ._ I. 41-,‘ ‘he - rial Izeohhlfli- rlllted States Steel . . . . ..

without awliceuee. An assault and battery case result- ed in the defendant ‘$20.00 or two months. An obscene language case was disposed of by the defendant being fined $2.00 or ten days. The defendant in a Prohi- bition ‘Case, second offence, was gi- ven six months in‘ gaoi. ‘

iLalifdil Pulp National iirflweiiaii. What is it we all say we will do, recommend others to do. and yet no

Steel Co. Cuil- C01"- - one has ever done?-Stop a minute.

wmnipng -_Eloctric

1m, Petroleum . . - - - - ‘ Standard NEW Yo“ ‘ Asbestos Com. New -- .

Asbestos Pill. New,

A public meeting will be held in

i‘ atiirday) for the discussion of a Blink (‘omnlcrce .. rpilread through this section of the 2,59, fllountry. All interested please at-

llilllk Nova Scutin -

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .

0n reams-AM.‘ lee per llna s; s tin-n, In per line s! l words

'10 Der lint sf I srsrls

lllhi insertions .- ' ‘ -‘ L‘ x ‘ _ . '1'“ Ageutslvlianied MAN OR WOMAN T0 IRAVEQ and appoint agents. Yearly gnar- antee 51092- (being $21. weekly average) and expenses. iellce unnecessary.

ulars write Winston 00.. l , Maven-est,- ......_...___...._.

WANTED. ,- leases

i‘, roiiliilo Ilpip Wanted

ifipusl; MAIDVVWANTED-GOOD Young Women's Christianufliid ‘$111191-

MAID WANTED - (WITH EX- perience in cooking) in family ni washing. llixtrs good pable person. Apply A. B. care of Guardian.

W A N T E D- HOUSEKEEPER. ‘middle aged women preferred. one accumstomed to,

vacation

lines using Monqton as dlstribut- gum

wants cdiiiiiliiflsimi salesman covering Prince Edward island fortnightly calling on the Grocery, Fruit and Confectionajr trade to sell as side line from No salllples carried. Apply stating .lines.-now repres- - enillig giving references iio P. 0. Bex 68, Moncton, ‘N. B.

ference required.

NURSING WANTED — ‘MATER- ‘ nity cases preferred. Apply this impi- gpending week end with her mother, Mrs

Owen McKearney, Mt. Stewart.

YOUNG WOMIsN DEBIRING T0 ' "enter September class of North Training School Nurses. North Adams. Mass» write Supt. promptly. School qualifies, pupil to secure Provides monthly allowance sad privilege _of six months‘ course at Yale University School or Nursing. All uxDQiIUBI

Teachers

TEAC H s a WANTED-FOR Grccnvllle school .lby_. September‘ Apply to Clifford Carow.

FOR SAIE-awdflfi: ‘ l9 icrrlr-rs, ‘Bil ‘llppflh Q eon Stiedi.

ron SALE AT A ssaoiiliii ‘~-

Voiiliiii-s one to ten American- llncyclopaedia Britannica Iii iiood conditioIL-iwrlte 1.. care

FCUND-SOIVIE TIMGE Aoo m this city a ladies watch. . pi, Guardian Office.

i-“ou-uioLsso-r ‘LIGHT BETWEEN Fredericton and Millvale. er will find same at J. Cutiiff

“Fredericton, P. E. l.

____________ "(PUBBNOQNEB aim , ., . ._ Miscellaneous

OARDERB - LADIES PREFER-

‘v ' . .ro _ slid; i-iouss no.1: as me mm accommodated n, 7 Bu,”

if! Class condition. ~lrfilllflfi Street.

l 1° “Pumice Ne. s» ssiéhr».

osliession September 1st class condition. Apply.

iraiton Street. 1175-9-10-81.

ACCOMIMODATED , 181 l-lillsboro Street.

r. w.‘ c‘: erupt-furs Accommoo- ' iiidililit 292 Fitzroy Street.

..° i-lTr" i‘ plirPHnce-flt i1- imlirovements, lawn

inspection at any ‘$11121? to ‘no. a _ . ‘ Q“°°“ “i” c SELLING ourr ‘Kennel. German‘ P011130 D1111.» Registered‘ stock. a 1'

flelltrai‘fillardian

the onl m‘ ‘store ii e Wedneeilayfll up“? u

sliiuotes‘ AND rosre. chi-i»

iuilt arrived best quality. W. T. Weir. Stanley Bridge. v s-p-zi,

NAME oiiillrrsn -lh the Metri-

culistion examinations for P. W. C. liublsirisd some‘ timesgo the name of Bertha Doyle, Tigaish, 446%, wgg insdverantly omitted. ‘ - ‘_

ALL AUTO OWNERS-Who have

promised to drive Odd Fellow del- egates ,tbis afternoon, plessear- reuse t0 have their cars at Prince of Wales College today to start at 2o’ciock.1‘ -

.'::~.-. . 1217 =i '11-." ALL AUTQQJNNERB-ywho have

promised to drive Odd Fellow del- egates this afternoon“ please ar- range to have their cars at Prince of Wales College today to start at 2 o'clock. _

WINSLOE 8ERVIQES. — The

United Church oi Canada.‘ Rev. W. 89%; ‘H. Palmer, Minister. Services Hon. ‘W. A. Black, Minister of -Rail-‘ ways, and Felix P. Quinn, former! member for, Halifax, were nomin- afternoon and ated as ‘Conservative standard bealqhffleiiault has

Sunday, August- 15th, Winsioe North 11 a. m., Winslee ‘South 3 p. m.. Highfield 7.30 p. m. Preach- ing service atwrincetown Road on Tuesday. August~117tl1 at s p. m.

ISLAND LADY DEAD —-Ml'.

James Bil/onion. City. received a telegram yesterday, Aug. 9th., con-

eying the sad news ofthe death

V

of his sister. Commandant Lillie

Bryenton of the ‘Salvation Army,

iil Caisary. she leaves to mourn,

two sisters, Mrs.‘ John Patterson,

and Mrs. Harry lnokhart, of Cal-

gary, and two brothers. Hadley of

(Siilwitie. Wash. and James .of this ty.

POLlCE-GOURI-wtt the Police Court yesterday morning an auto- ist for over-speeding was fined

iRubber heels for heseehoes are other to’ operating a‘ “ma” c“ a recent innovation to keep horses

i-__

JAIMIESO‘N'8 oaue cross is the only Drug Store open all day Wednesday.‘ .

I PERSONALS

Prdf. Hiram and-Mrs Ball, Menc- ton, are visiting in the city.

Miss Vera Ching of’ RedPoint, is visiting friend; in Charlottetown.

The Misses Maeand [Jillian Perry have left for their former home at Seuria. P. E. l.,_,_.where ‘ spend ._l.hei_r yacvutjon. —Moncton Times. ' '

ing in the city the guest other _ _ humor. lvm F. A’. IHall, as Cumber- ‘Mm’ ‘D'- A‘ M°K'""

Mr. Patrick IHurke arrived here Saturday after spending a very pleasant week at Stellarpn, -N. 1S.

Mr James Calder, city returned home last week after a month's in Sydney and New Glas-

Mr. Byron N. Barnes, well known commission ’meri':hant, Halifax.‘ is at the Victoria Hotel. lie is attend- ing the sessions ni‘ the Grand Lod- ge.

i- ‘Mrs James Duffy and little

daughter ‘Doro/till arrived home ‘_ very pleasant

‘Mrs William Mofiienzie and little

daughter Vernetta arrived home Saturday after spending a very pleasant week in Steiiarton. N. S. W lie there_sb_e, was the guest of heliilnbther, ‘lirrs-rriitifick Burke.

Mr and Mrs Clarence ‘B. Melina

who have iibce spending two weeks’ vacation , tho city. the guests of Mr and Mrs James Calder, l-liilsboro St., left on return ‘Monday afternoon by the S. S. Hocilelaga to their homo in New Glasgow, N. S.

‘Harold Mciiltyre. Joseph Mc-

Phee, Percy, ‘By-rag? i-larry Burke. left ‘Cardigan, ‘ac ll fcwdfricnda for‘ Charlottetown. whore they joined tile excursion ‘i train enroutc to Western Canada. Then iiliepd spending the harvest months ‘gathering the harvest. Their friends. join,.ifi wishing them much success and a speedy return to the island.

lpanled by u

____-<o->—-—'-

-. ‘MARRIAGE!

smiTH-eirswiiiar » At tllc homo Tiimii!" meiiiiw“ ""1" "it" ii"- n. of the.bl~ld_o, Kluge Square. Char- loitoinwndviiiililsfyih. by ‘Rev. W» i Wiiiii m? 1970"“ “i37- M. ‘Ryan, GollliiigiClauile Smith. of East Royalty. to Amy lViiildrcd Stewart. or this city’-

, .

.4“! ii.

N|CHOL_~|1H‘ORNEA__ At Trinity MiffllNfl ill Q81‘! eleer. Parsonage. August 9th, by Riv. W- M, Ryan. Clarence Earl ‘Nichol. of ‘Prince William. New Brilnswiick to Minnie Louise Throne of Chariot- etowii.

ideal watch dog's for Ages two months t0 one year. Two Boston Terriers. mule and female. Valle! 811'" To: Farm. 8t. tellilen. N. B.

Situations Vacallii’ SITUATIONS VACANT‘ . EHOLDNECIO-

“"114 make m.“ Pi or experience unniees

nary. Domestic Product Distribu- ri-i. Brantford, Ont,

WANTED-POSITION A8 QTENO] graplisr ormboolr keeper- Guardlan 011109-

‘, ya rv mama: '1-

Squirrels frlsklng heresnd there- i 3' iGoneare dear slrlldllooddiays, I. Back to those cal-erred, ye—-. ‘ ‘Spent in thenvoodlan . - - the river side for it would be diffi- i ' .

was dismissed. being fined

1216

they will

‘his home in

. -_.- Way back ill childhood days —— Often, my footsteps strayed, ‘

By the old Simle-hrlilgO-Jifilli-e- Feriili. grasses, vloieterheres was locstedon the right lbank of ilm river at the head of a gully loading from the larger ships, were ‘ piloted tn Madam Gentiles

Then w‘... l with a will, ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,_

THE CHA

rollouro, AusI io. -'-"n'r"srliiine' m moderate. westerly to ecufliefiy winds. partly cloudy. not Jniiiih

JAMIEOOWO oniio Verona is °i““‘ii° i" ‘°“‘i’°“""°'

‘IBLANDER DEAD— A telslfnln was received in this city Monday ‘by Mrs John Lenny announcing

years ago, was a well known print- er having learned his trade in the Examiner Office where his father. the late John Leahy-wss also em- iiiuyed. The late Wm. Leahy was well known throughout the _GlLY- disposition he was extremely popu- lar. especially among the members of t-he craft. ' "His mo ‘er, Mrs John Leahy, ,,a d .a ‘sill er Mrs Alfred iEgsni, re in this

ated to Contest: Halifax County

HALIFAX. Aug. 10.—At s Con- servative convention here tonight

ers to contest ‘Halifax County in the forthcoming federal election. The Liberal convention also ilcld

former member. of the ‘provinclal house of Assembly for Cumberland

Mayor of Halifax.

Flames Get Beyond , Control 0i Firemen,

BALTIMORE, iuoT Aug.10-—Resi-

homes in the Hanover St, section

taken to a hospital. -i——¢0>——--

Liberal Speakers"

(Continued ifrorn page 1)

dardization of the island line.

ed argument with ‘Mr. Sinclair as to

ed considerably under Liberal rule. This. hesaid, was one of the rea- sons that the C. N. ‘R. was begin-

mere.

the chairman for the capable way

B.

———€—10-} What is everything in the world doing at the sum time. Growini;

What is the difference between a man going tlpstairs and one look-

stairs, and the other is staring the steps.

What vegetajirrdoes no captain want on his shipi-A leek.

Mnnoluns’ iWhen just a» little maid. i

Back to.thc woodland.

‘Dotted wiltil wildflowers gay. Down to the brooklct.

Nod their re ectlon.

with berries from-the hill, ,

Soft flllfl|DKB~‘n" yhe. air, .- -‘

.M-y‘ little: psiL-to iilli » . Right by the pinegrove.

(‘nit

Ind well tiliedvfieideyoli s visitor to Sumnlerside yen- ioolingbay. gain and potato terdsy. - " ‘

n

the sad news or the death of he!‘ son William in Chicago. The do. ceased-who left here a number o!

VENTiON.—-Hon. A. l“. Arsenauit. , Summerside returned home Mon-e? "Wilding his ‘holidays ill Char- day night from attending the imieiiiwii-

Knights of Columbus Convention "TD

in Philadelphia.

lanchard of Prince of , 5°. M1’. It; J. Stewart, QQWBiBTY-Trensurer,

ntative of the Guard- pleasure yesterday ai- “iiiem b)’ i115 8911i“ B1111 111091118‘ lsboro River so graph- iiiiflaliillsly described ions evening py pinion. ‘Harvey in hill introduc- ie lecture on the Llf nnd 15 0! the late Hon.

‘ otessor Harvey, as W"- iB Qllsased in completing

met with a painful accident-on volume of his history of

ii-‘ritlay, having the misfortune to fail from a cherry tree. breaking 6108618 l0 191-11111 i0 ciiiiiiiieie he’ an arm. Tommy's many young course. We friends wish Miss John-

0f ieiiieil his audience that ma Dressed a. desire

t ground at the earl 0 go over the

1w opportunity. tiai visit of yesterday

the sincere thanks ccompanieii him.

n-g the north side of r very much might is not mentioned in The scenic beauty of the ‘bordered all along the way by the winding river, the prog- Dcrous appearance oi’ the and homesteads

this evening nominated Col. J. L. b” Ralston. K. c., n. s. 0., c. ‘u. c..ii‘isi""'-

County, and John Murphy, former

The quest on this occasion c spots. the scenes .of early ‘French occupation, the iiituis trampled by hostile Indians and, the invading Britons. -

Neither time nor space permits detailed description.

cters Road the -llonle or (190189 Coles, ‘mentioned Harvey in hie lecture, was

e ,‘was the histori

_ - Residents Flee;

dents were ordered to fieetheir

of south Baltimore late today when fire which swept the huge storage plant of the ‘American Oil Coin- pany, got beyond control of dre- men. Four explosions shook the section and scattered flames t0| nearby buildings. Two firemen in- jured in one of the ‘blunts. were

lovers of the king of sports nnd d fields of grain anti The glacial ‘moraines, ment- ioned by the late Mr. ‘Bain in his natural history of Prince Edward

Charlottetown, the tween iHiilslloro River and Trac- atlieBay on the north side over which the Indians and, later, the idrcnch, carried their canoes to the 111i: Water on the north side of the

‘Battery Point. on the farm now iMitcholl. besides commanding a magnificent view of the river. is an especially interest- iiig spot. The mound on which the

their sinking-funds. The true test of the finances oi any country was what it owed at the endkof the "iiriy Fieiwh iieiticrs year. ‘From 1911 to 1914 there hadiiiiilviy u! six cutie

been a steady reduction of Cana-Yilliilg dais debt under Conservative rule. iiiiiieiii- i135 119911 After the war period one woiiidlwimi “w” iiY iii" ii‘i°- Aim"; iii“, have expected thingsto be gettingiimiire ii" back to normal by 1921 at lensbi After the war period one, would.‘ expected thingq to be getting book to normal by 192i at least. But there ‘was no indication oi’ anything like normalcy until 192,4. and it

. , .. 1 id t i Mrs G. J. Lane, Halifax is visit- only been "a! y 9v m n

many chains on 1111108 0f the battery is a conglom- erate growth" of trees. illclildiill-r hawthorn planted ‘by the iFfcnch lsettlers, oak trees ‘pear. elm. birch, spruce an unusual Iassorrment of native ulld foreign growth, the latter evidently im- Thls point was the scene

stormrown GUARDIAN Following His- A izory Along i boro River i“ s: l"

l ieidl.

—‘I-Rev. Path-er Monsgban. Mis-

.,-__- .

m-Mr D. By Macdonald, iliedequi‘ was in Sulnmerside yesterday.

—HA‘RVE8TER8 LEAVE -Over

two hundred left iSllUlilTl9fB|d9'MOl1- —M1' ‘"111 M" Marc“! Came’ day night on the first harvest ex- 311d Biiii- miiiii- "i Ciiiiiiiiiieuiw" cursion this ya“; This Hume,- nre visiting in Summerside at Mrs included excursioaists from the Ciiiiiei‘ 9‘ P5191!"- Mi 811d Mimi’; Western part. of the Province and w‘ Rdiiiiiaiiii- ‘ ‘ » from Summerisdmna" ‘ ' ‘

J,‘ _, ._.__., . ., , , ,;.-.Mfss Viol; Jopnston is spend-

"rirrnv, ‘I. ‘ __.PA|N,FUL .m_iu_gyu .__ Mane,- ing her vacation with her parents ,_ Tommy Jackson, son of Helm T, Dr. and Mrs. Johnston ffigniflh- 1H. and Mrs Jackson. Summerside, Mi" 301111111011 ha? fllicceiifliiiiiyi conlpleteti two years of traluiusill, St. Joseph's Hospital Chicago Blliii

friends will ‘hope go,- hi5 ggfly ston a pleasant vacation and suc-

recovery. cess in her chosen vocation.

\ --PicNic ENJOVED —fl‘he An- —Mi"» Rev Jtihuiwu 1811111“ nllal Picnic in aid of St. Simon and 1191119 0114110111131’ 1R" "iii" Wand‘

and shcocl Wed. Aug. 4th. A large Bil 1° imflwlilfli he 1B "e" "iiwh crowd cnngl-gggfeq i0 enjoy a dgyg improved. Needless to say hc i5 outing and lueet their friends. The Biflil i0 ho home again away from weather was ideal and money spent I119 i108! 0i’ i119 11°01'43-

freely. About sixteen hundred dol- lars was turned in tothe treasurer —D1'- Richard ‘siiiiiii- ‘ieiiiisi oi that evening. The C. W. L. cake Pmiiiiieiicii- ii- i~- mimeiiy Oi Sim" which was lottreyed for thirty six "terrific. iwcoruniiuicil by hi! W111’- d-Oua“ “.55 won by _y_ A_ Bernard and daughter. arrived here biy who set it up at auction. Mr. J. A. iiioiiii iiiiii TiiFsiiaY night m‘ a Vi“ i Hoekett bidding it in for nlnteen i" iii‘ Shari” muiifer" M“ John dollars and passed it over to be a- A- Siiiiiii- Mi” Minna Sharp" gain auctioned. Mr. Bernard, its Wii“ iii“ ‘i"’°“ ‘iiemiing ‘mmediiilie former paces“), the“ bid l, in [or with licr lirothcr in Prcvi ente the same amount. This is the grent- “is” “mmd Wm‘ nwm‘

cst amount everbrougllt by a sin- gle cake in Tlgnisll.

—CQUNCIL MEETING. - Tile monthly mcctilii; oi’ the Towll Council look place Monday oven- ing. The following .bills were passed and ordered paid: Bills amounting to $1975.00; Wntcr Street $8805.07; electric light d0- partlnent $960.23. ‘Paid bills amounting to $633.01 on electric light were also passed. Council- lor Grady reported that up to date $i.'i,iil7 has been spent on Water Street and that the material they have now on llalld will finish oile- hail the work. Councillor Mc- Nally reported on the electric light plant and a ‘bill for supplies amounting to $464 was passed. it was decided to place a. street llgilt on (lranviile Street opposite llii‘ dwcllillg house of Mrs. Wnl. M Minlo. Councillor Johnston sill;- gesteil that a street light be placed‘ _ on Central Street tbctween inckrfls corner _and First Strcotx Mn]

Queen

Since takind '5'“ m" Hotel we have silent niniiY thousands oi "iii" ii‘ repairs and 1mi1"°'°"‘°'“" Ii h now ",9 flnfll\ Hotel oi ill all‘. h, "w, Misriilma Pfuv- hc“, |g gppeais to than! who w"; | eomfo u...- Hotel and IPiWdid "hi. "id excellent servi" n1‘ I ""15" ate price.

_ Rates from $3439 '9 “m per day.

Auditor for the balance’ of tlfoi . _ i ' " term to fill the vacancy causedlby (yhilrhzgl cimvlnl f Mr. J. P. Pogsons res gnat on.‘ L ( 'i‘ilo "Mayor and all tile Councillors. Hote P rrmi" J were prrvseilt. Coilllcii 1111101111101], m’ °

ulltii Monday next.

PERSONALS

M|‘8 ifinfligQuAli), Manly.

____._._._,,

of a sanguinary encounter between a small ‘body of iBritish troops 8111i 11 Cflmimily of Micmic Indians in the early seventeen hundreds, the

on, speaking, in rebuttal, referred to the standard I ization of tho Murray Harbor ruiln way, and claimed for the Liberzllylndians ambuscadiug the party, through himself, the creditfiild killing 4111011! 50 0i’ then. of having that railway so built, and T811110? 81011: 1B the farm orig- mevaupenstructure o; me Hmsboroiiflally owned by Nicholas Gaillllit-i‘ Bridge so" constructed. that a wide “ii iiiiceiiiiii‘ °i R"- DP- Gfllliilifii" 0i’ gauge railway would he possible. Paiiiiai" ROM- ‘He said that he wrote to the then mined from N0“ sciiiia and 591' Minister of Railways asking to have these things done, ill flilllbiiiii‘ tiou of the car-ferry and the stun-

Gauthier had been

tied on the fnrm now owned iby

,tile fnrm ls ‘Bel Air spring, named 'ai’ter,tile original Gambler's home

M" Mam" M°Ki""°"i iii” ciiisiiig in Annapolis Royal. Gauthier was

speaker. _engaged in somewhat heilt- Franco-British war. fluwiuiuwui. Payment-and duties ci 1751, and his remains the Railway Commission, sud claiqin the old ‘French cemet med that freight rates had increnc- farm.

| This cemetery is a place of great interest, and in not" lie the rem ning to pay. because it was being ii"? 951i! Bail-i"! paid out ofthe pockets of the far- SCDi-cii- the iiiiifii‘ ‘here shortly after the British oc- The tombstones are ul-

ains of many ‘of both French and

Mr. ‘Sinclair moved. and Mr. My- ers seconded, a vote of thanks toiingzgealié gxileniiéigggpzfgn‘iiiigdiif-éiliiéaé onument erected to the

:2 which helhad bandied the meoi-"ffggiaif, "i

viflonald and several mem The late Sir William C. of iMontroai is a this Captain John This cemetery. with nil its historic associations dating from i752 to 18x13, is unkempt and . nc ec e , I las ing_'up?—One la stepping up thcfllegdéd u, .ioitetown and its nariy restoration may shortly the lodked for.- It is one of the many historic spots on tllis Island that have too long been