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Pen-Lax Tablets

and cleanse your system oi its accumulated waste,

¥entl&' and without harm- ui a_ er effects., ‘ Get a generous 25c tin

at our_Penslar Store. *

PENSLAR LIVER ' _ SALINE

is splendid for a torpid, lazy liver. Two teaspoon- ful in a half glass of cold water half an hour before breakfast, will make you feel like a new person. It has no harmful effects. 30c and 60c bottles.

E. A. EDSTER CENTRAL nauesroas

Girlsl Make bleaching lotion if skin is -sunburned, tanned or freckled

-on-o--o-o»o»-0-¢~¢-.¢.\¢»o.-Q.-o-¢

qqueeae the juice of two iemons into I botfie containing three ounces of unfhard White, shake well. and yo have a dllllrter pint of the best freck le. iiunbu_rn and tan lotion, and com- Dlexlon beautlfler, at very, very small cost. ,

Your grovcer has the lemons and

any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweet- l-y fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.

MORE BOYS lN,`l'ROUBLE. -Two

boys were arrested yesterday charegd with ill-treating a horse belonging to Mr. Bruce 'l`avler. -it is alleged that they beat the animal in its stall with

1;. piece of wire for the 'lun of seeing it

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euAn'o~ or i-ioNonL-Parade at

Drill Shed Thursday night at 7.30 p. m. sharp. Civilian clothes. Aug 3.21

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -_Rein

Ewen MacDougall will preach Sabbath 17th at Dundas at 11 a.m. and -Bangor Bit 6.30. ._ ' ooucsnr--A concert win be given'

'-1 -in Cornwall Church on Thursday evol-

ning at 8 o’cloek, August 14th. Silver, Collection. " '_ 219-8-13M2ipd,

“JUST 20 YEARS AGO."-This date

twenty years ago there were three werships in Charlottetown harbor, H.

M. S. Bellerophon, Tourmollne and Pylades. _ `

NOTICE.-In order to make more

Space for coal, we will sell about 50 loads of softwood blocks in stove lengths suitable for ltlndling at $2.00 Der load, delivered to any part of thc C‘|t.V.- Order today, Buntain Boll & 90-- 23s-s-14M3i

A MEETING OF ALL RETURNED'

men of O’l.-'ary ami vicinity will, be held in O‘Lcary Hull on Thursdayf August 14th, at 8 trciock (old time). for the purpose o i'organizlng_a branch;

unip g The arrest of two other -°fi1-1° G- W- V- A- all 0'L081'y-

boys in the case is pending.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

oouoocloo oocuooanoaeoaoaooeaaooett f AGENTS WANTED HELP WANTED_.. _

_ . _ AGENT! SALARY, AND COMMISS- _ .-ion to, sell Red Tag Stock. Complete _ , stock including exclusive lines, spec- ., . ially hardy, grown only by us. Sold

FEMALE '

MA-io wAN-rso. APPi.v 1s2‘ei=iEA1'

George Street. 31

‘ only by our agents. Elegant free` " ~ ' ~_ -

bamples write now to Dominion1wANTED-A H°i;’5EMA1U- APPLY Nunerlepi Mommah _ _ to Lady Davies. .i West Street.

_ . .6681-8-1-MEmth60l. -

FOR SALE ~

_F-'OR SALE-HAY LOADER, NEWVAT

a bargain, Geo. Meilett, Union Road, Lot 33. 189-8-12iIl3ipd

o5'einAsi.E FARM' A1' FRENCH-

A 191-8-12MtT .

wAN'rEo A MAio'i=on GENERAL

housework. Apply 74 School Street.

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework lor Montreal suburb. Good home and wages. Write par- tic in ‘>

fort, 100 acres well watered an,-1_ ll rs to Box 3.0, Charlottetown. situated for all, purposes. Apply R. 234`S>M`M2ipd'

Rhynes, Dunstaifnage.. 6971-7-12-Mtf

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FARM FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES

excellent land, buildings, in good condition. Sold with or without crop.Apply»Jamos Morgan, Auburn.

' 134-8-8M12pd.

COTTAGE FOR SALE NO. 103 ELM

Avenue, 3 barns, and other outbuihi- ings, with about 1 acre of land ad- joining, at- present under pasture, also some . C. Rhode Island jleds Otto K. Hoffman, 103 Elm Avenue, City. 198-8~13M3ipd.

HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR

sale. Formerly known as the Am- erican Consulate, corner Water and Haviland -Streets will be offeredby public auction, August 16th nt 12 o'clock noon if not previously dis- posed of by private sale. For par- ticulars apply to Iiaszartl & Gantt; 'et, Solicitors. 1 102-8-7M,'ti‘.

ron eA|.E od ro i.s-r-Ar THE

village of Eldon, the property ot the late George E. Turner, harness maker, consisting of an is roonicd cottage, shop andouthulldiugs, all in good repair, with a well of good water. An ideal opening tor any tradesmnn. For further particulars, llllply to K. J. Martin, Esq., Char- lottetown or to A D. Ross, Eldon.

183-8-11-mloi.

WANTED 'HELP-

MALE

Q, A i

TWO MEN WANTED TO WORK ON

farm. No milk-ing. Apply to Wci- lin8ton McNeill, Southport.

__ _ ` 217-8-13M-iipd.

RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER

on commission can earn ' easily $4.00 per day. Must bo live wire. Ap- ply personally Guardian Office.

7322-'I-28Mtf.

WANTED-_-GOOD MAN AT ONCE T0

work in mill to take charge of shingle saw, will pay highest wagcs_ Ailply to John Bernard, llradalhanc.

- -Btanchel. _ 1i’»7-8-9M6ipd.

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED TAIL-

or. steady omploynlont and good wages. Apply to J. J. Ilcrnier, Ilox 406, Campbellton, N. ll. _ 202-8-12iM3lpd.

TEACHERS WANTED

V-~ _ _ __ WANTED TEACHER FDR RICE _ I’oi_nt~School. Supplement $75.00. _ Apply Wallace II. Mclmino.

._ _ ._ 148-8-9M0l‘pd.

-wAN1':o 'rEAcH`sn":oh euR1'oN

(Lot 7) School No. 38. Supplement $60.00. Jerry Dalton, Beétetary. -_

121-8~8M6i'pd.

TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATE-

ly for Brooklyn School, No. 127. Supplement $75.00. L. B. Leard.

' Secretary, Albertcn. 203-8-13M7ipd.

. wanfso 1'¢Aci-ian Lone cnsik

school, supplement $75.00, mldsum- mer vacation. Thomas McLeod,

= Secretary. 222-8-1-3m4lpd _,_ _ _

LOST _

LOST GOLD BROOCH ON OR NEAR

-Exhibition-grounds. Finder .please iosvsiut-'Qiseeh-ami. mime. ii \.os~r -i-bun oA-r1-i.¢~-1-i-mee

oxen (white), one heifer (brown), marked top off left ear and notch under iight-ear. i\‘ntier‘i-euirn to John Trainer, Sparrow's Road.

220-8-18Mtlipd.

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WANTED-A MAID WHO UNDER-

stands cooking. no washing, the highest wages paid to right part _ Apply in person to Mrs. Frank Tuplln,_Sun1merside, P. E. I.

7119-7-18Mtf.

WANTED

WANTED.SECOND HAND RANGE-

,Writo “_C" c|o Guardian Oillce. '

_ 237pd.

WANTED BOY'S BICYCLE IN GOOD

repair. Apply to Carl McKenna, 170 Dorchester Street. ' 235-8-14m2ipd.

WANTED TO RENT ROOMS FURN-

ished or unfurnlshcd. Apply ut Guardian.

WANTED THREE ROOMS IN A PRI-

vate family for light housekeeping. Furnished or unfurnished. Apply "X" care Guardian Oillce. ‘

212-8~13=M6i.

WANTED-SCHOONERS OR SMALL

'ltoamers to carry coal from New Campbellton to P. E. I and New foundland ports. Prompt loadiniz Anglo Coal Co., 809 Charlotte St. or New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

6459-8-21Mtf.

WANTED T0 RENT-A HOUSE IN

good location, and with modern conveniences. Would take three years lease of n suitable house. Re- quired by ilrst of January but would take earlier if more convenient. Ap- ply by letter, L. Engineers’ Oillce. Marine Dept. 127-8-8M6ipd

_ MISCELLANEOUS

FOR HIRE-SEVEN PASSENGER

car. stand Central Garage, Phone 538, -S. Rickard. 220-8-13ni'3ipd.

MoCLA_RY'S TAXI SERVICE STAND

2 Macs. I’hone 3-15. Residence Phone 372-R. 104-8-12Mliuopd.

i-‘AHioNAei.s weonme s'rA'r|oN- sry-25 roi- saoo; so for uso. Guardian Job Printing, Charlotte-

' mm, ioss-2-zounti.

;

NOTICE FOR THE BE-ST SATISFAC-

tion in piano tuning and repairing musical instruments sent your order to Prof, Marcou, Newson Building Charlottetown. Phone 04-J.

6946-7-11Mtf.

*N01-ics as saussnnissl'-ii AM

opening my factory on Tiicsflay, August 12th for tho canning of bino- berries. Shlpmfsnts by railway will receive prompt attention. illglrcst 'prices paid. J. D. Jenkins.

179-8-11M6i.

STIKAYED

s'rnAveo cow.`-APPLY HAaav Gillespie, Sherwood, llracklol' P01111 Road. 210-8~13M3lpd.

1-111_@1*‘***W*'11° Mln|rd'c Linlment Cures Dl|\emP°I

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sinner orriiosiiinia

Owing to the Rena McLean Memor-

iai Hospital E being ‘lu-tr-lull-wd_ the luncheon in honor or H1.~.ia. _-H...»»th° Prince of 'Wales on ’l’uesdi\Y H011 W111 _pe hold in Prince of Wales Collc80 Hall.

_ Aeneas 'A. MacDonald

- ' Thurs. Sat. Tues. 31

131-8-8M6ipd..

7160-8_~9M5l.`

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LEFT FOR WEST.-A number 01%

yD\1Ill§_110ys left on Monday for the Canadian West, Among them were W'illlum D. Cooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I-i. Pope Cooke, also Willard and Haydon MacDonald, Ilnrold Hender- son und Earl Taylor. Wc wish them ali success. -

NEW ANNAN RACES AUGUST 21.

-_On account of tho visit of Ilis ltoyal Highness thc Prince ot' Wales on Tues day August 19th, and the Peace Cen - brzition on the following day, the munagcini-nt of the New Annan Races have decided, in deference to the wishes of the G. W. V. A., undi-r whosonuspices the celebration will be 110111. to postpone the big New Annan rnccs until Tliursduy August Zlst when everything will be carried out according to original progrninme. The race between the three speed kings, Baron A., Peter Farren null Our (fol- 0liC‘l is uh event which no one ciu nf- iord lo miss us it is the instc-st ag- gregation oi’ spa-cd over got together in P. ld. island. This with other big attractions will insure one ct’ the nig- 1.'c-st days outings of the season.

PRINCESS PATS VETERAN.-

Mr, William Liruiiton Davey who was on tho sl.uI`i' of thc Union llunk hero in 1909-1910, is again visiting in Char- lottetown. Mr. Davcy wus lr.ii-_s.‘t-_r- red from here to llalifux, tht-ncc to Calgui'_\'. lic subsequently left the Bunk and ucccptcrl n position in rcnl estate in Calgary. ln 1914, when the war broke out, he enlisted in the fain- ous Princess Pals and went through the war in that glorious reginiént. l-ie was wounded tiwicc and after his ro- turn to (‘anuda in April Inst, was giv- en a position nt Ottawa, in the llccord Oilirc there. Mr. Davey is now locat- ed.pc-rmancntly nt the Capital and is spending his vacation on lilo Island, for which ho has an exceedingly warm feeling. His home was i'ornierly nt Albion Iluy in this province, whore his mother still resides. und he is stop- ping at the old homestead.

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TEACH-ING THE BLIND.--Mr. (LW.

Holmes, Director of the Canaiiiuii Nut- ional lnstitutc for the Blind, was In the city yesterday. Mr. l-Iolmos is on nn organizing tour of itlie provinces, and has appointed Miss L. I., Penny, Murray Harbor, Home Tcncher i`or this province. Miss Penny is it gradu- ate ofthe Halifax School for the -Iiliud and will cull upon the blind of the province in their homes for the pur- pose of teaching them to read by touch and carry on light vocational work, all of which will be done abso- lutely [rec of cost to the pupils. in the mcnntiine it is important that Miss Penny be furnished with the names ami addresses oi the blind in order that shc muy bc nblo to com- municate with them. Persons will very mutcrlnlly assist in this noble work by forwarding to Miss Penny the names and aildrcsscs ol’ any blind per- sons in their lowlity.

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SUCCESSFUL ISLAND TRAINER

DRIVER.-Many ireland trainers and drivers have won t`umc in d-ziys gone by in the Mnrltimo Provinces and New E'nglund, und llziu Str.-eh-_ ol’ Summer- sido is certainly keeping the good work up during this racing season. Iio has won n number of races with thut superb troticr Potor l-‘arren own- ed by ()'l{nel`u und Son, S1.. John, bo- sidos winning two nintch races for

$1000 u side, hunting l-‘I-.rn li=nl, 0_wn~'

ed by Ilr. McAllister of Sussex, in St. John on Saturday lust. P. E. island people will have _,un opportun- -ity to noe llnu drive the great trotter at the big ruccs nt New" Aiiiinu next week ng-`zilnst Our (‘._olon<-l 2.03%; }`iuron _,AJ 2.l)4}§f;' _Cbffillm liul. 2.18%.- This wjll pt"oli'ubi'y_be tile fastest ng- grogution of horses ever brought Lo-

gethcr on__l‘. island.

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gSucces sful -men' and women _

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.4 -Acting Private Secretary.. ' I

&Thompson, Ltd., Montague.

. 6872-'I-Ulllltf.

TRYON BAPTIST 8ERVlCES,Sun-

day August 17th, Rev. F. A, Hubley will preach at Albany 10.30 a. rn., Tryon 3 'p ln., Westmoreland 7.

___.-;_5_.§,,. 5.-_,.,___._~;;.,,_._,_.3 _"'{,',“,,,,, ,,,,,, f his csuriut cii.iitni.ui_ Pitlsili`cati¢iil§;ji

i _“OIL iglljgltir two 1,., my, wb,” 1,, um' P,-,,v|,,¢¢ l wi»u1'E Ross oAso|.iNs. Poole

CHURCH OF SC01'-LAND.--Rev

Jas. MaeDougall will preach D.V. on Sabbath the 17th- at Summorside at 10-30 .nesillileat 4.30 and Canoe Cove Covent X30 (All new time.) _

QUEEN SQUAREVCADETS.-The

members oi the Queen Square Cadet Corps are requested to moot at the school this evening at 7 o’clock.

PRESBYTERY MEETING. - The

Prosbyterypf P. E. Island will meet in Canoe Cove on Friday the 15t-li ut 2.p. ni. (old tliue.) All are invited to attend.

HORSE RACES TUESDAY.-Next

Tuesday afternoon the very cream of the scason's horse racing will be held at the driving park. The Prince oi’ Wnlcs will attend.

Aug 14-ill

WINSLOE CIRCUIT.-The preach-

ing services will be held on thc Wins- loe circuit nt-xt Sunday the 17th lust., as follows: Highfield at 11 a. ni.; Princctown Road at 3 p. in.; Winsloe North, ,al-t 7. p. in. Rev. 0. li. Peters will be the preacher.

IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.-it is

expected that the attendance at the horse races Tuesday tho 19th, will break all rt-cords., Your friends will be there, The Prince will arrive at truck at 4 p. ni.

Aug 14-:Zi

WEDDED IN THE WEST.-The

inarriagc took place in Vancouver, ll. C., last Tiicsduy of Miss Maude Mc- Leod sister of Mrs. (l)r) G. 11'. Dewar of this city to I)`r_,_1Ste-wart tlurruthers, son _of ltcvl Juanes Carrutlicrs, for- merly pastor ot' St. James (Jliurch. Cliurlottc-to\vn.

THE LADIES AUX'|LlARY. of the

(}. W. V. A., the l’. E. I. Arlilicry Auxiliary und Alpha ltebekalis will moot in thc G. W. V. A. Rooms on Thursday, August 14th at 8 p.'ni., to perfect their arrangements forthe peace celclirution. Aug1~i-1i

THE BEST HORSES.-The Is-

land's best horses will race next Tucsiluy afternoon. New cl,i.-secs uud new horses, also an exhibition by Our Colonel, 2.03%. Tho watering cnrt will also attend and keep down the dust.

' ' Aug 1-i-Zi

A MOTOR TRIP.--Mr, G. I.. Murphy

mid Muster; Percy, Ilnrolil, and Frank Murphy, of Sydney, N. S., are visiting friends nud relatives in P. E. Island. They motored through from -Sydney, via Sourls and passed through Charlot- tetown yi-stcrdny to l-‘rectown. They will -<ri'oss over to the Mainland i`roni Bordon thence home to New Bruns- wick. Mr. Murphy spcnlis very high- ly ol' thc island roads and says they compare very fnvornbly with those of Nova Scotia, although more sandy. They were about eight days on the Island.

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OPENIING JEWELRY STORE.-ills

many i"i‘ii-_nils will bo _iiiit-rcstcti in learn thot Mr. `('lii-_stcr Canipbull who recently returned i`roin ovoijsens is opening ii Jewelry and ltcpnir Store on Que-on Street, in the store lntcly occupied hy A. E. Tooinhsf Mr. (‘anip bell is n son ot' Z\'lr. A. -ll. (fnnipbell of this city. and well dest-i'v~2s n share of putroiizigc. He has lind wide ex- pcrieiico, having worked i`or u number of years with Mr. G. l~‘. liutcheson, also with -Mr. (.‘-f'W. Patterson, He has always taken a prominent pnrt in athletic circles, baseball and hockey, and is well known in city and country

“JIM” WAS THERE.--Mr. Jas.

Pcndcrgnst tho popular sportsmen was- a spectator and competitor at tho Cnlcilouiun Club sports yesterday. Mr. Pcndergus: is tiic promoter of tho celebrated New Annan races looked forward to by so many as a premier sporting event. This year tho races 'were fixed for August 20th and ex- tensively advertised but owing In the peace coli-.brntion progruiniuc to bc carricd out by the G. W. V. A. on the 10th and 20th Mr. I’¢-iiilcrgust has postponed his progrmnuie to Thurs- dny August 20th. 'I‘hc St. John pact-rs Baron A. 2.04% and the cclelirzitcd Peter I-‘arrvn 2,09'/A are cunning over for tin- l<‘rr~e For All rncc, :ind nil the other cvi-his will bc well filled.

JAPANESE PREACHER HERE.-

’i`hc Roy. 7..'Ono, the pastor ot Kurbvr- (`olii-_gi-_ .J.'ip,nii__\\'ill preach in thc Moihoilirzl Cliilrcli in this city n'-xt Sunday thc 17ll\ lust., both ni-iruizig and r-vr-ning. The llev. Mr. Ono was brought to (iaimuln by the M<~t!ioiIi.<t i'l|ii.€¢-_olizil (‘liurch lo _#pr-nit :ii the (‘i-ii- tr-nury (‘r-lolirniion ui (‘oluinbus, Ohio. -Tliis fncl nlone should ho u siillicicril giiniuiilvc of his rr-cojziilzcvl `ubiiity. He is spoken of as ri wuriiilir-nitcfl. entliiisinsiic, spiritually iiiiiuled, weli- eiliicnteil 'Jnpnncsc gcntlcninn. ’i'his will be n rnrc opporiiuilty for the peo- plc of (lhurlottotown to hear such u distinguished preacher as ilcv. Mr. Ono ni-xt Sunday in ilu- Methodist (‘liuri-li. All ure cordially invited.

ROD AND GUN.--Bonneycusilc

Dale, the well-known Canadian Natura- list. is thc author of the leading article ` in Rod and Gun in Canada for August, it is entitled "Salmon Fishing .’\t t‘.umpboll River." The wondrous beauty of the Campbell River l-‘nlls is to he seen in the page photo-engravnre timt nccoinpunies the article. Other articles mil stories of note arc: "Tobar The Turllr-," by A. O. Philipp: “l`tidr-nu and Trent Canals," by I.. Sherwood; "'The Beverley and Ncw- born' I.alics," by Tythe Ilounsnll, and "Tho -Summer Call To Northland." by Walter Thornton. An illustrated account of thc 1018 Tournament of the N. S. Gui-los also appears in this sph-mild issue, along with the usual h h grmlc (inns and Ammunition

in » Departments. (‘.anndt\'ii pri-micr out- ing monthly is published by W. J.

Taylor, Limited, at Woodstock, Ont, _

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The Scotchmen were not the only

ones holding forth yesterday as the Life insurance Underwriters of the Island had a get together meeting at The Rose and Grey Rooms. where after the inner man had been adequate- ly satisfied they were addressed by some men prominent in the profession, and others lnterested~ 1 life insurance from the standpointijllapolicy-holder.

President J. K. Ross after a few re-

marks covering the dignity of the call- ing-the tremendous volume of in- surance in force to-day, and the assets necessary to secure .the repayment of same-the tremendous strain under which the many companies passed during the war-and yet came forth victors, inasmuch as they met every claim that occured, declared liberal dividends. and are still offering insur- ance to the insuring public, at a. pre- mium the seine as in the first year of the War-a fact of which tho life men might be justly proud-then call- ed on Premier Arsenault who in the course of an'excellent address dealt with the question of life insurance from the view-point of a policy-holder and the necessity of each and every one carrying sumo. His remarks were greatly appreciated by thc agents,and no doubt his advice will be auoreclat- ed and acted on in the future,

Mr. l\‘. J. Nash llien in his usual

sunny manner delivered an eration of corfsideruble strength, also from the view»point of the insured, giving the incident of u “l-‘irst class Funeral" and the attending results of family' left destitute, and the friend making in all haste, to the nearest insurance oilicc, and taking out his first policy, The speaker. went on to deal with the necessity of protecting the insurance, or the insured from liimsclf, ns so many are tempted to surrender their policies upon iiintiirlly, at which time they in many cases need 'thc protec- tion niost. _

Mr. P. S. Robarts, hizinager of the

Cont`\-ilcrution Life, Otiuwii, then dealt with thc or1.;unl‘/.niion and field work and the grunt iiiiircssity of helping the mcn in thc field, thc proper under- standing of the rutc book on the part of the agent, and the co-oporntlvxe spirit on the part of the agent and the insured. ills remarks were pur- ticulnrly of grcut hclp to the ugcnts, us hc gave many iiilviilciits from his experience in the field which is tho greatest tear-licr of all.

lloctor ‘hiclllicc of_ Suinmcrsidi-,

spoke on bcliull oi’ tho Medical Pro- fession and the co-operation bctivccn the doctor and the agents.

/\i.ter n vote of thanks to the speak-

ers of thc evening the meeting nd- jonrncd to the oilice ot thc Secretary, where business oi import was discus- sed, which no doubt will tend to bono fit tht- insuring public.

TO ERECT ARCH.-Two of :hc

large linlm o‘Giloutl trees nn lticlimonil Street, opposite the l"i‘ovliu:inl Build- ings have been cut down io :naive room t`or an :ii-ch, which is to be erec- ted in honour of thc l"riiicc. of Wales. lt will be in three divisions, tli|-ro'be- ing one large central arch, flanked by two smullor ones. it will hear the word-“Wclcomc" and be surmounicd by the traditional crest of the Prince of Wales, the three ostrich icuthcrs.

PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. .'WaItei° Power, city,

left ycsloriluy l`or llopc llivcr to spend u i'c\v duys.

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Mrs. I-leiiry Proud of Dorchester,

is visiting his daughter Mrs. Jas llolmes, iiampshire.

Mr. G. C. Acorn, Village Green. has

rr-turned home nftcr visiting recently iii Albcrry Plains.

Mr. and Mrs. James Culluglinn, city

spent Mom‘uy the 11th at Rustico, the

igut-st of Mr. nnd»Mrs. Joseph Peters.

Mrk. John i-`. ltobcrtson Sr., of Con-

iston, Onturio is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Morrison, Prince Strcct, '

l\ir. George Stsnwuy has returned

io Cli:irlo.tti-_town nflcr n visit to Mont rcnl and other points.

Mr. J.J. Powers, Cnnihrldgc, hinss.,

has arrived in Charlottetown after sponding :I very pleasant visit at Nino Milo (Truck being the guest ot' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy. - ~ -

Miss llufuse, oi` Johnson & Jol\nson'ii

drugstore has returned lo the city nftvr spa-nillng hi-r lioliiinys ni. her homo in Gcoriri-to\vn.

Mrs. tltuv.) ll. J. l-‘rust-r, of Truro, N.

S., und Iwo littlc sons, Valncr- null Grow-nic, nrt: spciiiling thi- suiiiin"r in i\inlp<-quo.

Sir Andrew Mncl'liuil' cunii- lu from

lligg yesterday morning and was a pus.-iciiger wi-stvi'nrd l.-y ilu- :iftvruooii train.

llev. ('. R. Harris, arrived in the

<-lty on 'l‘uc.~'dny night from llulifux und wr-nt to West River yesterday to spend n fi,-w days.

Mr. G. E. Maclhiff nnd sons l-`rnn-

t-is und Orton und Mrs. I-‘rank Muc- l)uil‘ ol` Iloston, :irc visiting t`ricnds and relatives in Milton and llunip- shire.

Mr. l-Irlc E. llogi-rs. of tho stuff of

the linnk of Montreal, Vlinrloltctowii, is spoiuling his vacation with his moth- cr, Mrs. (`lnrcncc Rogers. Ynrinouth South.-iSt. .lolin Telegrapli. -

ALL RUN DOWN

_ AND WDRN OUT Because y0\i have not thorongliiy puriilod your blood, but have allowed to remain in it the accumulations oi' waste matter that cause wciikni-ss, loss of appetite, dull hearlnrhc, broken sleep, bnckiirhe, eruptions and humors and other troubles. l

Take }lood's Snrsnparilln, the

medicine that renovates, 'strength- ens, tones--it will build you np, make you feel better all over.

lIood's Pills help as a stomach-

toaiuz. siizeltive °g_tlm_rSi°.

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J Prince Edward

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Matinee 3 p. m. Sharp Night 7 and 8.45 S

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BIL.l.it-L BLLRIQE. out is the most thi

Last Times Toile;

- See

_ ' BILLIE

IN'

Goodiiessi Gracl

Annabelle-

- You would never she was married. I1 she did not know it self until-but fii

thing you ever saw. for yourself.

‘ ` CHARLIE CHAPLIN._

The One and _,N_

Oiliy THF. ci-1APL1N usvtsv

Coming

‘ The greatest New York Su

0ne day Only “Seven Days Leai

This is not a Moving P

PERSON ALS -

Mr, Russel Stewart, cily, left _ves-

tcrday cn route to Vancouver.

I\li'.~'. Isidoro Myers oi' Lnwrciii---,

Muse., is visiting.: her' lutlici' Mi". J.li. .»\rscuault of this city.

Mrs. George \Vilsoii (nee Adu God-

kln) of Omuhn, Nebraska, arrived in thc city Monday night to visit Mr, ami Mrs. Nelson \Viiu:lie>;ler, St. Av- urds.

.\lr.<. Levi 'l`r:.nor and little so.-

Adrian liuvo rcturucil lionic to l{ully‘i~_ Cross after sponding n few days visit at thc homo oi' Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Murray. _

Miss Blau:-he Bayer, of Cragg Bros..

Ltd., lcft. this morning to spend her vacation at (`.linrlottctown. P. E. l.. the guest of Mrs. J. C. \‘Vonnncott.- lluliinx R1.-cordor.

Mr. F. J. ltafter the well known

ri-prcseiitntivo ot’ tlic I)oininion 'l‘o- bacro (`o., Montreal, lr-uvos for the mnlnland this morning niler u very siiccessi'iil trip to the ls'lunii.» `

Germany Wants

Mercantile Fleet

(Special to The Guardian). '

lil-llll.-IN, August 13.-We must pro-

ceed iininc-dintcl_v to credit- a in<-ri-uu- tile fir-,ct and hr-lp Gi-rninny nliroud. said 'Mntltifis I~li‘zl>ci‘g<ir, \/irsc Proin- icr and ;\iini:-‘tor of Finaince of Ihf: Gerninn Govcrninciit. speaking bcforc lho Nntionail Asst-iiilily nt Wi-imnr ycs ti-rdny. lie proinlscd tho lissciiilily lhut u hill cnrryliii: out lhosl: project.-i would lil- prcseiiti-il in ai fcw ivi-eks. llcrr Erzbci'gi:r nddcil ihiit thi- loan situation inn:-it lu: given rfoiisiilciu- tion. Twenty five million niurks inu.st the raised yearly in laxcs.

-STOCK 0Il0TA'i`i0NS

li.\l.ll~‘/\X, _-iuizust 12.-IQ\iutuii-his

i`uriilslii-il by l<`. li. l\iI‘t‘iirrly und tio., Ihr- hionlri-nl Slot-li l~}x::l|:iiigi-.l

.-\Ii‘li. . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ._ illiii A i~' ` 127% .»\l<i_ ._ S131.-E ('i-nl, _ ,_ ._ Til'/: 751"/it (‘. l’. it. .. l»'»7 Tiil

. liili 114%

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I'rui-. . . . . ... . M. N. l‘. .. Stu. ._ S. 1-. . 96% i7, i’. _ 124

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BIRTHS

1-aes

WARNER-To Mr. and M Warner (nee Alive Crossiii: John,'N, Ll., on July 29. a

BERRIGAN.-At North Wi Aiigiist Sith, to Mr. and Mr licrrignn, :l son. (.`on2»:!‘nlulz

MacFADYEN.-At llivcrdal 0th, to Mr. and Mr`s. Pete Fudycn, n daughter.

DEATHS

ROBERTSON.-On Sunday Mrs. Jnines itohcrison o town aged 75 years. Inter inode in the Georgetown .-\ug. 12. licv. E. I-I, l"ytchc » ~ - --~-~ -~--_*wr-'~ »- .

l].S. Sends Trot

To kelchilii

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(Special to The Guan

\\'.\SlllNG'l'i)N. 1\llI-Zllfll ini uid for Ailiiiirnl Koi(-iinl ing nriny in Sibl-rin is buinp Vlzulivusiork by thc lfnil Govcrnint-nt. ll was siild o day thai 45,000 rifles nn rounds of ninmunition air been sont from Sun I-‘run that iidditionnl I-quipnicnt lorwnrd this wet-k on nu ii port. ’l‘ht- umouut of inntc cd to Siliorin wus noi. dist' was said to bc very lurgo.

Toronto Gives $25,l

To Decorate Sn

For Prine

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(Special to The Quart

'l`OllO.\"l`i). August 1_3=.g-.

ut least $;l.'i.0ll0 wus iiisiitid city today by thi- special of 4-ltizi-its appointed to co Ili-i~or:ilii\|.; of thu rairoute [U ing visit ol' tht- l'riui-c . .

l‘lii,~i wus Ili-1-lor'-il to bn t- ribli-, iiiiuiuiiiiii."

Ministerial Crisi

impending in

(Special to The_:Cua\r

illlli Aiigiisl l. ~-

govcrnnir-ui has suninioui-r diputir-s in Nlidrul A t l’ii-mir-r 'l`m.i in Under ~.iid ilu- tits- of ilu- pig"- woiilrl bo Ili-lcriiillii-d nt t

M‘lnard'| Llniment used by Physicians M|nard's Llnlment Cures

I-risls is inipi-udlng in Sp:

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.‘ ' V `: 1 ‘ ' JO

on ’l`hur.~u|uy.

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SYDNEY COAL

Without Exception the Best Do:

tic Fuel

._ Ask your dealer for it and ' cept no substitute. `1 Forcargo or carloads apply tc

' A _ ' BENJAMIN RDGERS---Agent '

I Charlottetown ` `

Or Nova Scotia Steel 8.: Coal Co, Ltd New Glasgow, N. S.