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QUEBEC MAN BTRUCK AND KIIJLED BY AN AUTOMOBILE

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, Aug. 26-Emmanuel Gull

bault, aged 43 years, 130 St Mathias Street, was struck and killed by an automobile on St. Valier Street on Sauturday afternoon, He is survived by a wife and ten children.

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. BEWAREI

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Two German Spies are known to be opera-ting in this vicinity.. For description, etc., apply at Prince Edward Theatre

Fridny"and‘Eaturdny at 3, 7, o

8.45. Commencing today.

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SYDNEY, N. S., Aug 25- Nineteen

cases ‘Beribsri have broke out among the Chinese crew of steamer Broevoe at North Sydney and one death oc- curred this afternoon. The paitflents have been quarantined,

Only a few of the things we want

are absolutely necessary to our wel- fare. `

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AGENTS WANT ED

PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.8END

for Catalogue._ Prints# §»,Solar ‘and Bromido. Finished Portraits Con- vex or Flat Frames, Glass and all supplies. Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto. 1101-8-28ME6i.

$5. UP DAILY. EARNED BY GOOD

live men or women soliciting orders from our magnificent free sample book of Personal Christmas Greet. ing cards. No outlay. Reasonable prices. Well known line. Easy Lo ssh. wras British canadian Pub-‘ lishing Co., Dept. 6, 35 Church, Tor- onto. 1100-8-28ME2wks.

FOR SALE

AUCT'|ON ,- HORSE, WAGONS,

sleighs, harness, farming imple- ments, etc.. at the residence of the late John Henry Gates, Esq., Long- worth Avenue, on Friday, 30th Aug-`~ ust, commencing at 2 o'clock. R. llearisto, Auctioneer/ 1107-8-2SM3i

FARM FOR _SALE. APPLY BRUCE

H. Yeo, Union Road.

1062-8-26M8I

IEAOHER8 WANTED

WANTED 1'EAc|-ian Fon ALEXAN

der School. _Midsummer holidays

' Supplement eighty five dollars. Lay

ton McCabe, Secretary, R. R. No 1, Alexander. - 883-8-16Mtf

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AT LOT 48 SUNDAY.-Rev. R. G.

Fulton will preach in the Kirk at Lot 48 on Sabbath the ist, at 10.30 a.m.: Rev. C. ft. Freeman at 2.30 p. m., and Rev. D. McLean st 7 p.m.

ROTARY CLUB.-Rotarian E. G.

Saunders presided at the weekly lun- cheon in the Kozey Korner yester- day. Mr. J. J. Hughes, Souris, was present as a"guest. -Several matters of local interest were informally dis- cussed, as arrangements for the usual address had fallen through.

WOUNDED.-Mr. John McKay of-

High ‘Bank received the following tele- gram: Sincerely regret to inform you that Pte. Willie J. McKay, No. 712808, infantry. officially reported admitted to 5 General Hospital, Rotien, France, August 9th, 1918, gunshot wound upper extremities. -Diretitor of -Records. Pte. McKay enlisted; in the 105th, was drafted -into the 14th Canadian Battalion crossed to France ,December 5th, 1916, was wounded at the battle of Lens, June 29th, 1917. Alter spending nine months in Elig- land he returned again to France, March, 1918. `

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uN|0N cnmmiiclii _ cu_l_igti Ninas

Everything is in readiness for op-

ening on Tuesday next.

As in former years there will 'be

several gold medals and other valu- able prizes awarded at the end of the term. .

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It is the preparation you make to-

day that illes the claim on n job lo- morrow.

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Our service has been O. K.'d by your

lawyer, bunker, clergyman and busi- ness friends. I `

Try it yourself. Ask the'l>usincss

man about our school. _We want you to know the sincerity and confidence expressed when he says "lt is a good school."

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The new No. 10 Self-starting Item-

lngton is among the latest additions to our Typewriting Department. We use nohting but the latest machines.

Send in your°ap;»lic'ation this weak.

1132-8-30M1i

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TWO LADY STUDENTS CAN BE

accommodated at 8 Stewart Street. Modern -conveniences.

. 1145-8-30M3ipzl

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED WITH

Board 101 Fltroy Street _

1138-8-30M3i.

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Two German Spies are known

For description, etc., apply at Prince Edward Theatre any Friday and Saturday at 3, 7, or 8.45. Commencing today.

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Dominion Express Money Order. Five dollars coststhree cents. '

1127-8-30ME1i.

WANTED PIANO T0 RENT FRO_M

Sept. 1st to .May 1st. Nina G. WWI- dron, 303 Fitzroy Street. .

1089-8-28M-ii.

WANTED T0 RENT»-A SMALL

furnished house for a family of two. Apply to Guardian Oiilce.

1144-8-30M3ipd

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FOR GALE-ABOUT 700 CASES OF

sanitary cans, suitable size for blue- berries. Apply Charlottetown Con densed Milk Co. 475-7-18Mtf

- T0 LET

THREE UNFURNISHIED ROOMS TO let. Apply at 236 Grafton Street.

1092-8-28M3Ipd .

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SECOND HAND BINDER AND ROAD

Wllzon. Both in good condition. Al- bert Weeks, Albany. R.R. ` 1080-8-27M6i W _ FoUNo

rouuo on 'ri-iu'nso/iv mom- ou,

the road near Georgetown s lady_'s coat. Owner may have the same` by calling at The Two Macs Drug- store.

LOST

LOST - A SMALL RATCHET

wrench for auto In the city on Mon-

de; eveniing. _Finder will be re- W ii!! Ivy, naturals; same to Guard- ian Office. ' 1095~8-28M3i.

WANTED' unar-

` _» FEMALE

HELP WAJNTED--MALE

BUTCHER8 AND LABQRERS

Wanted, well experienced, to work in packing house at Toronto, good wages. Apply Harris Abattoir Co.. Queen St., Charlottetown. . ~

1142-8-30M3i

LIST BOY WANTED. APPLY

Guardian Office. 1121-8-29Mtf.

WANTED, AT ONCE, LATI-IER8 T0

work on ‘new Brunswick Hotel. Moncton. Na. Apply to Jsmes Reid- Contractor. Moncton. 1078-8-27.M5i

wAN1'Eo.-A oooo MAN w_AN-rso

to work on farm. ADDW _ -7011” iz. nimiis. an-a-zomf

`wAN1-so-sov -ro LEARN. TH'

Drs, business. Anal! It °1=°° t° 'E~ 'A. Foster. 950-8-20MIL

wanting ami. ron oausnllil l\°u_sework in tsmiiy of three. Ap- Pll' ll N Chestnut Street. ~ __ . __ 11a'1-anemia. w*'iT§D A ami. 'Fon oeusnat h°'"°W°l'k. last of September. Ap- __9|¥__9 Chestnut Strse. » 3|.

WQNTID ami. ron osnlnai. °°'9'9"|¢- Awly at this office.

wawrao A19 ones ._ orsnafolt

for Montague Central Oitlce. IN- ferences required. ADDI? in Wm* ing to P. lil. l. Telephone Co..

iottetown, P. lil. I., _

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wsnrso-canraursn ron SHP! sun for work. osaa wales- 0”' .sunt went the rw' round- Ani! to Charles ill. Jsrson. 193 Oli!!

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Comes the news that the AutoStrop Safety Razor is helping offi- cers to maintain the high morale of the soldiers.

Nothing makes a

soldier feel more like himself than a clean, velvety shave-this is only possible with an AutoStrop. Because of its self-stropping feature it is the only razor that is always in perfect condition.

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- VICTORIA PERSONALS. - Rev.

Mr. and Mrs. D'Athe, Crspsud, spent Tuesday with I:-lends in springnsia. -Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly and Master Keith, Summerside, returned home Wednesday after sponding a week ia Victoria, the guests of Mrs. P. H. Cur- tis. -Miss 'Ross. of the Prince Coun- ty Hospital. is spending a well earn- ed vacation at the Beacon House, Vic- torla._ -Miss Msyme Ross, Charlotte- WWII. IB 8991161115 B. short time in Crapsud. the guest of Mrs. J. W. Windsor. -The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Proiltt, Victoria, will _be pleased to hear that they have completely recovered from their°ill- ness. -Mr. Lee Moase, Kensington. was a visitor to Victoria' on Monday. -Mr. and Mrs. Hogg, Kensington, paid a brief visit to Victoria on Mon- day. -Mr. _Preston Green, Malpeque. recently spent a` few days with friends in Victoria. ‘-Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Mc- Intosh and Mrfand Mrs. W. S. How- att, Victoria. recently made n motor trip to Pt. Borden with Mr. F. A. Wol- ton, --Mrs._...Mac Boulter, Crnpnud and Mrs, _Webster Boulter. Victoria.

made a 'return -trip to Charlottetown on Friday. -=Miss auth Bonner, vic- toria, has returned home after spend- ing a very pleasant week with friends in Malpeque.--Mrs. McLean, and Mrs. A. McLean, Victoria, returned homo Monday after a pleasant visit with friends in De=Sable.-Mr. Evan Wright, Victoria, paid a. brief visit to friends in Kensington and Carleton. - Mr. Charles Wright, Victoria, spent the week-end with friends in Carleton.- Mr. Lester Sherren, Crapautl, was a recent visitor to Tryon. V

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, Professor W. T. Macoun of Ottawa

is in the city.

Hon. George Forbes, Vernon, was

In the city yesterday.

Miss P. Nicholson, City has gone

on a months visit to relatives in llos ton.

Mrs. Douglas Gordon of Summer-

slde was in the city yesterday on il visit to friends.

Hon. Murdoch 'McKinnon and I-Ion

H. D. McEwen, of Morell, have ro turned froml'-lalifax.

M1‘s. E. Nicholson, City, is leavlnr

this morning on a visit to her sister Mrs. Price of Montreal.

Miss Ruth McLeod, of Stanley

Bridge has returned home from a week's pleasant visit to this city.

Mrs. Vincent !McInnis has returns’

to tier home in Point Borden alto; spending the past weekin tbiscit y.

Mrs. Louis J. 0'Brien, of Somer ville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Burnett, Fort Augus~ tus.

Mr. and M/rs. Robert Enman. Pow

nal, were visitors in Ea~rnsclIi'1`e this week. the guests of Mrs, Florence Fav anngh. Q

Mrs. Katie Stewart returned to her

home In N'-ew Perth West 'I`l\ursd't_\ from a week's visit with Enrnsclliiv friends. Q

Mr. and Mrs. David' White and

Miss Ida White motored to Kensiniv ton Races Wednesday with Mrs. Roh ert L. Coffin and daughter Jane! who they are entertaining at their home at "York Point." They returned laic at night after a delightful day.

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CUNARD LINE NOT LIABLE

FOR DAMAGES FOR LOSS

.OF LIFE ON LUSITANIA

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The Cunard

Steamship-Company cannot be held liable for loss of life and DYODBYW il’ the torpedoing of the Lusitania by a ‘German submarine, aocordias I0 H de' cision handed down in the admiralty bench ot'ths United states district court by Julius M. Mayer. ‘ "The cause of the sinking of the Lusitsnia was theillegal act of the imperial German government acting through its instrument, the subma- fiiio ‘oorn`»maader," declared Judge Mayer, who held that "the fault. therefore, must be laid upon those. who are responsible for-'the sinkins of the vessel ‘Iii the legal as well as moral sense." '

in dismissing suits against the Cun-

ard Dine aggregating /nearly $4,000,- b00§ brought by-heirs of persons who perished with the Lusitanis, on May 7. 19i5,'Judgs Mayer' asserted that “it is not to be doubted that the United States' of America. and her allies will well remember tbsrights of those af- fected by' the sinking of the Lusltanla and' when the time shall come. will sae to it. ithit reparation shall be made to one ‘ot the most imietsnsime sets

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relatives and friends- in Kensington. | in

Darnley, Sea View, Long River and ‘ 0 Spring Valley. .

BONDS

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