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nu" my of yours, overseas. All

_nn is humanly posibls is being done 3;-gee .to it tlistilio is 'well fed, well _-~__g¢d and efiioiently equipped. _ ' gyganilstions like tlis Y. ll. C. A. H," main; to his physical comfort, hmm"-"1 recreation and clean fun.

|| he is sick or wounded the Red

Cm” will provide for him with ten- der. lovin!! CRW-

yet there is one___ thing that will ,,,'|,,,, a amiza to im race and e Joy to his heart that none_oi these~c_an give; th” only you can _give- Your Photo

|ra_ph.'. _ '__` - _ -

The f_,;o‘olr5fStu¢lio

4io~1~iemti. _ _

. The_Newest 1 Designs

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ig pcture frames in all sizes and ,mga _moderately priced. Call and see

ilaem- ‘

'l'h_eY Bayer Studio

The _B_esi_, Eye .Service

' Having _recently return- ed fi'-om, oronto where I at- tended' a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, I am nowin a position to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable.

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical’ par- lors in Toronto and ` Mon- treal. ` ._ _

'We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes. _ _

We are also expert re-

pairers of .Eye _ Glasses, spectacles, etc., and will at- tend" to. . same while you wait..--~ ~ -V __

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Graduate Optomentist,

' ‘ Montague; P.E.I.

Professional Cards

DR. CLIFT ~

_ QHBONIC DiBl\8ll

CUl'i.A'1'iVlil TREATMENT by the iaonth' in advance, .iqletorla Hotel.. Lliarlottotown, P.Bl.I., Canada. ' -HOUR8.f_13_gto 8 daily. NOW

J. D. STEWART. K. tl. Barristsar, Solicitor _and Notary Pubm- omee Newean sleek, 'cnmamiewv

lrgneh Dfilee, Georgetown -

llooey to Loan on Real laute

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larrlater, solicitor, _Notary Public, ate.. IIGNEY TO LOAN.

_ Montague. P. I. i. V

lIcLEOD & BENTLEY ` W. I. lentisy, K. C. , - larriater and Attorneyeatfiml I Money to Loan, .Office--Bank of N. 8. chamber*

Charlottetown, P.l.l.

uai.s_:.AN .a MaKiNNoN _ larristers Attorneys-at-Law _ Ollice Royal Bank Building

` Charlottetown. P.1ll!

Monson as DUFFY

larrihtf' and Attorneys lblioitors for? Royal Baa! of Canada s lotlav 1'o~ Loan.

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WARBURTON Q SHAW

Ilumm ,i name ._ Nu rea Hs. Ito.. iliiildmn rg: sean ‘“°°|l\l°I\. Bank ot. Montreal, Carr- - x Peraieaqnt loatagae tinrgera- _

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_uiuiouui iiltivtssm

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Arts ° loldhe

Plvlle. Pn:imee§:‘°"i‘.:$.'""

` Medicine, Dentistry ‘ _

New Entrance “ _ scholarships:

' Three of $200 aaen

Five of S-ioo each _

Onereserved for Cape Brcmh, One reserved for New Bruns-

~ wick, _

011° reserved for Prince ward Island. _ 'Td be competed for at “ie

V Matriculstion examinations, he--

lll1ulDg'Bepteinber 24, 1918.

New Senior Scholarships: .-

Three of $200 each, ` "7

» Three of $100‘each ia- _ ; 'Penable during second yeii,

- and awarded on results of work

of first year.

Lectures in all Faculties for

the coming session begin on Tuesday, October 1, 1918.

Write to the Presldsnt’s Of-

fice for full information. ‘

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'Only _ $3.48

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wrim-1 sUcKsKiN eoors s.-..oo

A special line of5high rade boots made with :gli heel-worth'$7.ii0 w$5.00.

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We keep in constant _touch

with the atest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed'-' iately anything new is placed on the market _which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we l_iave~it. _ _» _ _ ._ . Our optical oillce is of the most_ approved style and is' equipped- with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. . - V

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make s special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that ourglasses ad'd a certain note of. neatness _ and refinement that meets with' favorable comment.

Children's eyes' receive our

specinl attention, and we pride 'ourselves on our -ability to ilt a child with chlld"s glasses, not with cumbersome glasses that were intended for adults.

Shadow Retlnoscopy test used.

Bucceeds where others fall.

Optometrist and Prescription

i Druggist `

Montague P. E. _island _ Next door Bank of Commerce

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. JQLIARANGI IALI. Mlllillify'

banana. ia eoiorea one meek nina. ,ali new shapes _et half price. Florence "McLean, Montague. Over store lres _-,li Mllrtltlck Limited. 629-7-27M3iE2i

1 - -*CHURCH UIHVICE.-There. Will; be éervtce in the ‘Presbyterian Church. -_Mt. Stewart next Sunday. August_ 4th. at 11'o5clock a. mV. and°atVWest' St( _Petei'sat3p.in. ' _ ' .-

- si_x’s'i~m¢N" ri-:i_\sosai.s_

" ..°Miss Estelle Morrissey. George-` town_ is visiting frends in Sturgeon. -»-G. , _

`,.`.*_M_rs. (Dr.) D. D. Bcann_ell', of Boston, with her tvdi children David, and Gordon are visiting Mrs. Sega. i1ell's mother Mrs. Wm. McDonald, Georgetown.-G f V

sA|Loss r:-is oi=.e1'nANoE

E _QUEBI-IC, J_uly_§1 Six sailors from

various ships `dled while on the St. _Lawrence some time ago from a strange illness thought to be -the fam- o`us-.¢'Spsnish influenza. They came on three different vessels, one of which 'arrived with three dead sailors, anoth- `er- with two dead and the third with s Blok man who died' when nearing port. A number of other sailors were taken off alt the quarantine station and nre now doing well. The port authorities state that there is no danger ol' the

illness being carried into the country, since every precaution has been tak-

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EW PREMIER MINISTER

NAMEDIN AUSTRIA

VIENNA Austria. July 31 -'-Baron

von Hussareir, former 'Minister of 'Ed- ~ucation, has been appointed to the Austrian Premiership, in succession to Dr." Von Seydiefr, ~whoee C/abinet re- signed recently. 7 V

Before he was nominated Prime

liiiinistei, von l-lussarekexplnined tc- the deputies that he iute_nded_to form n cabinet of fiinctlonaiiss 'without poi- liical' character, introducing parlia- mentarians into the ministry 'later

.introduced by the Tzech deputies to " impeach_Dr.°von Beydler, the former _Premler, and'Cou'n.t`<v'on Toggenburg. ' the former, Minister _of the interior

‘ KE_i:__8_I:iG'l’_f|N _ MARKETS. ,

r' ay Telephone) .'

iW. Oats bus. '_B. Oatsbus.

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_-_ _ . =33f~22$

Potatoes bua.... . ' .. A Butter lb. ... ..

é-_lifgs doa .

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is. _oatsbua 1Potatoesb`ue.... . ....d5` iE5gsdozV-. .` .~ . .. 40 »B__utter lb. .- .. .;.'. 38 may ....‘s~zo,

' aiunnav misses 'u|anse1e._

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~W. Oats bus 90 _B. Oatsbus 90 Butter-lb-...... . . . ... . ...Sli Eggs doz .. . . 42 Pressed l-lay...'. ..'.....$22 Wool Washed .. ... ... 85

V Mowraous Mas-Krra * ‘

(Friday by Telephone)

~ Oats (black) bus $1.00 to $1.10 Oats (white) bus .. $1.00 to $1.10

Wheat bus-... $2.50 to $3.00

_uowi (ib)_... is to zo

Pork (organs in) . . ._ .1834 to 20§_

_GHARLOTTETOWN .MARKITI _

_ (mary). ' ' Potatoes bus $1-.25 -I-lay toll ... $17-$18

Black Oats, ... ... . . ..' .35 White Oats... .. ...90

$18

_ 34-eo Eggsperdoa.., saerib. .. as-as Lamb lb. . ... ... ... ... ... .. I2 Hides per lb. ...'I

Straw ... ..... ... ... $1! Gait skins ... . . .. ...._1l roomy . .. .. (1.25 to si._so siaeroati....~. .. .._......;...se w. om we ea Butter lb .. ..~- les/ .--.. Eggsdol ..... .._ i-lay ton ... ..

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_ Wool _unvu_sl_i_e__ti_ ._._.. _,...-_.'._

-_ ¢uu""""""'e`erqo'e'j' 'e_Aimii‘?rs‘ V _ _`\ Virilieey of 'rbiephiivieii *_

Buffer (creameryr .‘. t" . l . . '.._

Hay pressed-_....a.' .. - a_.::V'_.'dg_ _gay loose ...-__".,. $';.‘.` .__.’.. V Ridge (per lil) ,..`..........'..

mai ‘ "H\:O|$\ an nan '»:°“»““~..

-insertion tor' _ver-iiep¢__ _i¢_u,|, wi. Qhn. - Cash _ __ t scoompafnp order Iiliaiissm _ohsrse trusty-uve eente.

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‘ --'Mil-` !4A!€§L;._i’_, cannon is the Georgetown- Guardian representa- tive. ‘F _ _

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‘-dy, ste. in. giunion 'za par_¢aia"or socks were se'_ by mail. -22 Ameri- _can elms werelglanted on the streets. _A lecture given, by Corpor-al'l-lughes realized $61_.5B.__; $10 was donated to the Halifax Riliel Fund. Knitting

Laren. Secretary. ~

Norboro.--Mgfubership 17; _273 prs.

several parcels\"ol mittens, etc., were

fort Circle an 'Mrs n ‘V Prls

the year _$255.11 raised aaa $243.52 spent lor patriotic work ,Mrs. C. L. l-lowatt. Secretdry.

Lakeview.-'Ee most successful

year in the _h tory ol the institut- hasbecn complét3il.` 1'1" idgiilrigs were held; $132,81"w_as raised for patriotic 'work, $56.18- was given to the war fund and ‘§i_)_>to\~i-lalifs-x Relief Fund ‘ neu Polity.;-ixenibeiranip 21; eleven meetings beld.’ ~By picnics, lectures.

:_ind canvassingln thedistrlct, collec- tions amouu_'t_e`d *to $2l5.,52_ `Of this $40.60 was given to tile' Halifax ne- lief Fund; $25.00 to the Red Cross;

war fund. 1 ~

Kingeboro."-.18 members were en-

rolled. 12 meetings were held. Bur- cels, Christmas' boxes and socks 'sent overseas, $1'_ll2[?49 wa_s"_mlse`d.'f Sociuls, egg offerings, flectiires and concerts,

etc. Mary Stewart, Secretary.

Bourla West.-'-Se'ven‘Me‘etings were

held during the year. A substantial

sum was ralsgis _for Red Cross work. 40 pairs or so were knitted for me soldiers. __ _lg _ ‘ _ 'ri-ava||er'e_ `§ne_»_r._-`Aiia_n`a_anc'a, r 29.

Twelve Red Cr§os's meetings held; Red Cross work ma°lnly"taken Sub-

stantial surly Jjisedby lectures. _Red Cross' Soclal,.‘ .overty part-y_» Benn sup- per, etc. 260 p_p__i'i‘s'of socks k_n_l_t; also comfort bags, _personal lpdoperty bags, pyjamas, etc., grade. Boxes were sent to the soldiersfand articles to‘I-lallfax neue: Fund, in"e_iuding'nine quilts. _

Fairview ln_{ti_tute, 3 Da'rnie`y.-Total

amount of money raised, $347.14.' $80 'was paid to tile Maipaque W. P. A.. $20 to me Halifax neiier_Fund,~$1_oo lor'se_ats for the school room, $64.20 to support prls_l~lner of war, and a con-

lng- and spinnihg. 74' pairs of socks

for the soldiers. ' 3_0; Christmas _box_es sent overseas. $10 _lo the Hall- rar'naiie`f sand; 92 pai_\j-abr-aoaira knit rind. 76 _suits _p_ amos made. Mrs._Wm. M_utch,`Secrat `y._ ` L _ `M¢_:Donaid»-_nrolment 32. _$308.34 received. _$227193 spent for patriotic purposes.. 192`i;`_pairs*lot socks were

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Sheatlling Felt

“DURO" 4 in I Asphalt Shingles .`

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V KA-I-OR~0lD adds to all the ood u i ’ of 'V Runes-oio, an ma.: aoaaive allele far frgfgriie Red _<&1rAC_n8n_e{) giéeen gdand titre cnlon are permanent.

-_ - ie emaned orroon

V “SOVEREIGN” igaragee, and wherever artistic effect combin2dgvvilli)l‘d:g'

lie and fire _protection are 1 uired. ~

0559151! widened b eqNatio_nal Board ol Fire

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`s_0Cks will 116 0`ti!ifiil\l€d‘._ Mrs: W. MC- C0” T Charlottetown Agents: V ` '

_ GLOIICESTEII, N.B.. July 30.-“We got a big ship ii few nights ago and turned the ci-ew adi'ii’t__ Among them was a six-year-old boy. It was n pretty rough night und I doubt lf they got ashore." i

This careless statement_ madeby

the commander of the German U- boat which sunk the Gloucester fish- ing schooner Robert and Richard on Monday last. to Capt. Robert Whar-

lton, owner of the bout, leads him to

"5 to the Y' C' A" a“.‘.1';57 w me believe that there is at least another

victim of Hun ruth1essness,' not yet reported.

Wliilo the U-boat ofilccr wus search-

ing the cabiii oi’ thc scliooner lic pick~ ed up ii photograph of Capt. Wlinr- ton’s young sons, Robert and ltlcn ard. Commenting on their stur<ly_ap~ pearance, he madc the remark which

ihos caused considerable speculation.

`(‘_i1pt. Wharton said when he first

sighted the submarine it was coming from the north, zi course which might indicate that the “big ship” was sunk 'off the Nova Scotia coast. _

Capt. Wharton returned to his home

siderable sun}f_spent in wool for card-2

here after relating his experience to naval intelligence officers in Boston.

gf/"en to the 105lh Comfort Clrcle.,25 Christmas boxes sent overseas. At the last meeting it was decided to form a 'Red Cross branch of the districts, in- cluding the institute_ and hold weekly _meetings of this society. Yarn will

be bought through the Red Cross com-"

mittee. In this way it is thought more knitting will be accomplished and interest stimulated.

Bonshaw.-Special interest was tuk~

en in patriotic work, 'A second pris-

knit and sent to the soldiers. Mnryioner of war was adopted. 19_boxes

A. Mc%tt, Secretary. I sent overseas. 100 pairs of socks knit. 5 '(;u_mberl_ant_i.-__-Red Cross _work tak- Amounts given to British and Canadi- an up. Money__sent for‘Christmas glltlnn Red Cross, Halifax Relief Fund

and Y. M. C. A. A. Blanche Beaton_

sent overseas. through me iosin Com- Musr we/in sHoR'rEn co/ws iN

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if. . Hy "an. - "' ' -|-

,oners ol war were maint ed during _

' ` w~\sH|\'o'1‘oN, Jai si -vena-nity

. a y . 1 . for war time conservation of wool and leather will be further reflected in

cl_vili_|_1.n footwear und men’s clothing fbi- next Spring trade. Restriction up- on manufacturers, announced today by

_.-,_-_ §@ i

overcoi-its w_ill be eliminated. and the length of top wats wll be a minimum of 43 inches for 36_sizes and two_in- clies to be added l’0r"'l0ngs.."

Only three outside pockets will he

allowed in sack coats and facings will not exceed 4 1-2 inches. _.__ _,_ . Side und back straps and _flaps of ii'0usei's are to be eliminated, and' no i'eln_forceineiits- oi trousers 'can -be

the War Industries Board, are expect-"“‘**'-"»` ‘Wh ‘mill ‘Fl°l1\- `

cd to ef'l'e`ct1,a substantial saving. of leather and cloth, so necessary for the natlon’s ever increasing fighting

i`orce._ Both quantity and styles will he a‘i’i'ecled.' The height 0_1’ women‘s slices is to be reduced to a maximum of eight inches from heel to top, with the same maximum for over galters or spate.

All shoes, both leather and fabric,

will be restricted in black, white and two colors oftan. Patent leather will be black only.

'Shoe mzinufacturers may not, for

Not more than ten_mcdels_of sack

suits are to bc put out. - ‘

The maximum length of raincoats

is fixed at 48_iii<-hes, while the max- imum width of,¢o11ars win be 3 1-Q inches. All doulrle costs with de- tachable linings lor' civilian use are to be eliiniiiated. ' "’ `

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tlio` next six months; introduce or

use any new style lasts.

_Manufacturers are especially' urg-

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inen's clothing. Sack coats will be ~" ' l'

shorter -with ii inlnlmilm of 30 inches

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for 36 sizes, and one and a half inches _ _ ’ _ '

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added for "longs. Double breasted . _

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Then insure in good strono stock compan-

ies. which never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by ‘

Secretary. _ -

Elmira.-A number oi' profltnble_

meetings held during the year. Con-| tributions given to various patriotic objects. including Red Cross and Hal- ifax Relief Fund. Marjorie Camp- bell, Secretary. ‘ _

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‘ ' T, 'meggag§. printed the IVIULTIGRAPH WAY. ' _ _

~ A Multigraph Letter has a man-to-man appeal-there is a warmth--a mag-

» - netism-_-a personal, convincing ring to it that cannot be had in any other form of

'-Thereis no waste ammunition when you see Multigraph 'Letters because

every letter goes straight to the mark and you know a letter addressed personally _to yourprospect will be read when everything else. fails." ' _ _

-' -Multigraph Letters is the cheapest form 'of advertising when you consider

» results-and results count. _

_ . ,_ _ __ _ If you are a tradesman or professional man wishing to _get the ear of pros

~ pectivefcustomers there is no more effective means than Mult1g'raph.Letters.

' - V_.~N_i_u,lt_igraph Letters will be found the most effective for

' ’ '_ 'Every letter isa perfect facsimile of typewriting-printed from ‘moveable

type-_flthrough a ribbon--your choice of a half dozen different colors. ‘ -Any quantity from 100 to 100,000 printed with the last letwr as legible. as

_ . .the firsi'>'-'at a very nominal cost. _ - V - . .

~ Send a trial order or see samples without delay.

Strong Personal siellinigl » iM_éssaiges Use Mult°g ap s

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