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,fi-.1 .1 I--if Pace ‘Iwo , THE CHARLO'I'I'E'i‘0WI'\i in'/\ ri" 1 11 - 1 AUGUST -12, 191§_ ;‘

Bathing ‘ Caps

Reduced 1

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I Ailithe balance of our 75c and $1.00 bathing caps reduced _to clear

45c

Colors red and blue

This affords a grand opportunity

DRUGGIST l for iiivcstors to secure some valuable

§1__ “Wil E5li_5U3~

* Good titles piiiironteed.

I J’ G' 1 Kiln at llend Railway Wharf. - r -:hr~ ~ ' ___¢¢

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ment of movements d"ect from the manufactures- and as these were ordered before the war prices have not advanced and you will get thc benefit by purchasing one of ours.

G. 'I;)ay_lor I Jewier-& ptician |

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'I‘IDE TABLE

AUGUST.

_Y _ W lllgh Water. _

DEFF11 "'i~1111'<-. im. Timo.. 1 s io ” I .

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12.0-i 12.47 13.210 14.17 15.15 16.24 17.42 li.-I 19.04 6.4 20.21 ti.|i .Jill

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T11. 3.32

4.08

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5.44 6.44 7.46 8.46

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7 sa. I s s. =

9 M.

10 T11. 9.42 1 1 w. 111:13 12 'r11. I 11.211

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LL. S. , 7.10 ` ‘ .' 6.9

22.11 22.54 23.34

12.14 13.01 13.45 14.28 15.12

AUGUST- lst to 4th, a warm spol

5th to 9tlI. sliowors, 10th to 14th. blustry. 15th to lttth, generally un- settled. 20th to Llflrd, cool, backward 1-onditlons. 24th io 27th, sultry wavc. L‘Rih to Illst, slwivnry wr1;1ih0r_

DIARY OF EVENTS.

T0-DAY.

(`ity Maglstra|c's t'ourt. 9 a.m.

I, 0. 0. l“ .Grziiid l1odgo. Prince Edward Thcatrc, 3, 7 and

8.45 p.n1.

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CRABBE-McPHEE.-At St. .lniin-a (‘liurt‘h, t'lii1rlotii~towIi. to-iiiglit by tho Rev.. llr. l~`iillv-rion. llainniond (Y1'ablic. of l\lili.on, to llosslc M1‘l’licc. of this city.

-1 l)l‘I1\ 'FHS

CASS.-At North River. on August 11ll1. 'l‘l1om:1s l’. l‘as.=:, ugcd £10 years. Fiiiieral will li-are |1111 rcslrlcncc at North River, Frivlay, at one o'ciock to St. Dunatan's cathedral, thence to the R.(‘. (Iemctery.

\ '_ '

M|nard's Llnlmont Oo., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a Iievore attack of Latlrippe, and I have frequently proved it to be vary etlectlve in cases of tntismmation.

<ii~i'Fi1i”.~ ll

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"Use Prnt-t's "Fly Chaser" for Y0\H‘

Yours,

U. A. HUTCHINBON.

` partincnts otiors a three years' grad-

l am instructed by Fred. G. Kelly,

Highfield, to sell on his premises, on Aug. 19, at one o'clock, the following: 6 choice milch cows, 4 calves, 1 filly. 1 1-2 years old. 1 brood mare, 8 years old, also lilly 3 years old, 1 foal three months old, also 20 tons hay, 2 driv~ ing wagons, 1 express wagon, 1 truck wagon, 2 carts, 2 ploughs. 1 gang plough. 2 sets spike har- hows. 1» set disc harrows, Massey- Harris Binder, 2 hay mowers, 1 wood sleigh, 2 cart saddles, 2 sets driving harness. 2 pair collar and hames, 20 hens, 30 barred Plymouth Rock chic- kens, 16 ducks, forks, shovels and hoes, and other articles too numerous to mention. Also on the same day his farm of 65 acres ol’ choice land, 61 acrcs clear, balance covered with hard and soft wood. Situated 3 1-2 miles from t`harlottctown.

12 months credit on approved joint

notes, for stock and implements. Terms for farm made known at salo.

BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

2480-7-11Mwthstu4i. V .1

For Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE VILLAGE OF SOURIS.

I offer for sale the line propert

acres. 40 acres clear and in a hig state of cultivation, 15 acres ready t stump, two large barns on property, E-1 mile from village.

Also the property on main St. ad-

joining Post Olilcc, with store and oiiicc, stables, coach house.

Also the mill property nnd Lime

F. S. MACDONALD. V S ,

‘I .lilly 29, 1915.

A Grand Lecture

l‘11dor the auspices of the Rod

I‘1-oss t~'o<'iot_\' will be delivered by l\Ir. Louis A, llolnian, i11 (‘rapaud Hall, on

MARY MARICO. Beautiful bay

y ` ‘ ' -

known as the “Beaton Farm" of 5? ered _ .

1 oi’ o in

31622 Sire of Al Dillard 2.09% etc. Granddani Grace Rampart by Ram- part 2930. `

lllfftly Svlllld and is just being broken. _

ws wcll at the trot,wonltl make a "`

great Brood marc study hcr breeding.

sho

ion

Sircd by Baring 52.121,.; son of Bingura

_ 114707. sire of Baden 23.05%. Belvaisa

Souris. P. E. I.. 2,061.1. B01-g1~.11 2.06-34, Binvoio 2.01-7,,

Bisniya, 2.09-34. Dain by Rampart 2930.

2326-7-30MttStf. .lust broken, inclined to pace will

make liandsome stallion about 15.3

I irom thc Bingcn faniily.

bred and sold i'or no fault. owner has to

2486-T-11M2I.

A meeting to be addressed by the

Liberal Conservative Candidates for the Cardigan and Murray Harbor Dis- trict will be held in the Auditorium, Montague, MONDAY, AUG. 18, AT 8 P. M. to discuss the political situation. Premier Mathieson, Hon. John Mc- Lean and Mr. A. L. Fraser will ad- dress the meeting. All tho electors are invited to attend.

2503-8-12ME4i. -

Foxes For Sale

Six Silver Black Foxes for sale

cheap. Bred and raised on the oldest Fox Ranch in Manitoba. _

CHAS. B. WOTTON,

Box 110,

Fox Warren,

Man.

2481-7-11M2i.

1 1 V

For`Sale

lilly foaled 1912 Standard and Regist

sired by Marico No 33396, Son

Peter the Great 2.07%. Sire of 30 2.10.

Dani Mary Abbott by Abbott \‘Vilke

This filly weighs 1050 lbs. is abso-

BUDD'S BARING 2 year old stall-

colt standard and registered.

These young horses are richely

many. for price addrcsz.-_

L. C. MANNING. 38 Kent Street, Halifax.

.\londn_\' c\'cIiii1g, ililli August, at 8

p_1n.

Subjcct of l.t\t'tiire:-

Making “Movies” in the Far East; Illustrated by_Stereoptican Views.

Mr. llolniiin has travelled exteri-

sivcly in <`l1iIin, (‘orca, :ind Japan, und is pr1~p:1rcd to give us views and vis- t ions oi' tho social lizibils and customs

oi' tliosc ponplo.

'l`hc prr-ss spoalts very liighly oi' l\lr. I

llolin:111'.~1 lecture as being amusing,

Adult tickets. 1501:. t`11lldrcIi`s tic-

kets. 151:. '

By order of the President, Victoria

Brancli. 13471-7-1111151.

Young Women Desiringi A Nurse’s Education

The Wm. \\'. Backus Hospital, a

General llospiial with well equipped medical. siirgit-al and obstetrical dc-

ed course to young women desiring a nursc's oducutioii.

Write for circular of iiiformatioii.

Address.

KATHLEEN A. DOWD, R. N.,

Siiperi11tcndoi1t of Nurses,

Norwich, Conn.

2464-T-10l\l24iptl.

insolvent Estate Sale

lilstzilo of Al~}noz1s R. Mi‘A1ilay of Sl. l‘ctr~i"s l-lay Lobster l‘nckci‘ hziving

ing

i11(1-11-1;1i11g and i115t1-uctivq-_ pi-rty of the insolvent for salc lIEltl'I~

BY up l7tIl August instant at one o'clock p.

_ “E . 1

BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

'l`lll~i ll.\'DERSlGNEll Assignee for he bcncllt of tho ci‘r‘-ditors ot' thc

iocii instriirlod by a volo oi' ;t |11(-(11.

ui his crcilitors to offer the pro-

GIVES N()'l‘i(‘E that he will put at Public Auction on 'l‘ucsday the

111.. at the Lobster Factory Cable i-lead the as-sets of the estate consist- ing of:-

l"actory Site il/J acres freehold .t

('ahlo llcad with liobstcr l<`nt"lm‘y llicroon, buildings itbntit 78 toot ion;-, also cook-liouse and Boat-hoiiso and right ol` way from Main Road: -i boats, ii ncts, 750 traps, 40 bbls. Balt, 8000 fathoins rope, Three En. ginos nearly new. Steam HUUCIS 1"2H'i0F.V and cooking Steam Boiler, Factory :tn.l cooking lftcnsils; nboyc l<‘ac|ory Site with all equipment above mentioned will he ot'i'crcd EN l1l10(‘.

Also a I-torso and Truck wagon.

Tornis made known at sale. Dated 9th August., 1915. I

AncH|sAi_o o'HANi_sv, ‘

Assignee.

2463-5-11.12.13 and 16.

_ 1 ‘

Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady_S_yhil "

Leaves Intercolonial Railway Wharf

Pictou, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and

noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen islands a.s tol- lows:

MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etnng-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grinrlstono island nnd Point Bossc. Returning, calls at tlrindstono. Amherst and Souris; and and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls for

Amherst, Grindstone Island. Point Dosse and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Boase, Grindstone, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.

On the first trip in the months of

June, July, August, and September, weather permitting, calls at West llny to land mails nnd passengers for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island. Re- turning, calls at I’oint Bosse, Grind- stono, Amherst and Souris.

For further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON 6. SON.

Agents, llaliiex.

CI-IAS. W. IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN G. CO., ‘

Agcntn, Sourls.

(lr lo WM. MCLURE, Manager and

(Iwner, l'i<-lou, Nova Scotia.

2061-7-15Mtf.

1 _C_ANAI`5"|AN

PCI Fic

Farm Laborers Excursion

To the West from the Maritime Provinces

cattle-its the best. $1.00 gallon. Fos- | t.er's Drugstore, Sunnyside. N _ _ _ 25001-812M3i.

there awaits the arrival of the after- 24103-517-10.13.15.19.

L _ 11|

TEN DERS

Sealed Tenders will be received un-

til noon oi1 Friday, August 20th, 1915, from any person or persons, willing to contract for the building oi’ a dwel- ling house. Plans and specifications can he scen at the Parochial House, St. Margarcts. The lowest or any tcndcr not necessarily accepted.

A C McCORMACK, _1

Montsello.

,.1

1 . 4

Yarmouth Silver Black Fox and Fur Co. ltd. Yarmouth, N. S.

50 p. c. cash dividends paid

last. year.

20 p. c. cash dividends gua-

ranteed this year.

Unless more than 20 p. c.

cash be paid will add more foxes to the ranch.

American shareholders are met on

arrival ofthe Boston boat at the dock and taken over ranch free of charge.

A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-

RYING THIS YEAR'8 DIVIDENDS.

S. P. GOUDEY, Secretary.

2195-7-22Mtf.

1 _ 4

WlEE'S DNDSENT _

NDI NEEDED NDW

()T'l`A\VA, August 1l.-- it is stated

in aiitlioritativc circles here that tho militia department in considering tho advlsability of cancelling the order which made it noccssary for every married man i.o get his wifc's consent before enlisting. lt is said that many militlnmcn of extensive experience are unable to join the overseas force becaiise their wives refuse their con-

thc ol' ilinn

has

t0 thc p|‘csidt\111‘y o|` tho l-Ext:-iisioii S11- ond cioly to \\'l1irl1 hc was zippointcd l1y rain

WWWWiW7WiWilD|Dii i/iniiiiii

-°*°°- =='° Pg_l;H§_¢,lNi_§~3;=_§§_»g iiv.inii;"ll|lil`i suis uiliiiivi stiiiici

1 I

TTT- '1

EDITOR OF CATHOLIC REGISTER APPOINTED DIVISIONAL CHAP-

LAIN OF THE OVERSEAS FORCE.

(Ottawa Citizen.) ‘the late Pope l’ius .\’. The Board

Governors of the Society will

ol' he

The Very Reverend Alfrefl E. convenctl to present other namcs

Biirkc, 1).l)., I1.l..l)., l’resi1li~nt and for lf‘ou11der of :hc (‘ntl1olic lfli-.ir-:ii Ex-. the tension Society ol` (fztiiailzi. and for oditorsliip oi' Register-Exlciisioii the

past seven yours editor in clIict` cxpondciit of Cntliolic thought in tho Cntnollc ltcglstcr nnd Unnu- Cuiuula. Under l)r. Burke the paper ltlxlorision, one of tho bust always hrczitlicd a. strong patriotic

kI1o\\'n 1-lorixyrzicii in f‘ni\:i<ln-»- pro|11~ tonc and rose to :I high degree of cf-

oi`l`oi‘ctl his sc1‘\'it‘o.~i to thc iiclcncy. It was stated liero yesterday

('oIiiitr_\‘ in wnzltcvcr t'z1p:1i-ity ilcotl- that

0 I

with tho coiisoiit nnd sniirtioii of I.l|c lacy, that of ti l’i‘ollioi1otury Apostolic.

at thc oiilbicuk ot' thc wnr. Now Bur

liiircli and Inilitziry aiilliorilics hc lit.

DDDPS DNISED NND 'll

tho position he relinquislies with rcgrct of all and also to iill the

ltomc had rocoiitly clcvntcd Dr.

ko to the highest tlcgrce of pI'c-

llcv. lligr. lliirkc will thon bc the

boon :ippointod \‘l1;ipl:iiii i'1 Ilio olilt-st nnd host. known oi’ our Overseas

Ovci'soas (‘onlii1goIil with :111prop- tflinpluiiis :ind tho spirit lic has shown riatc n1illt:ir_\' riink nnd will .\l1n;‘tl_\' in innking good his prol`ossions by luk- prorcod to l<lii1.:luiid to lake up his ing now diitics. :in

Dr. liiirkc has tlir-rt-|'or1~ tcii1lr~i~o1l lir. l>lurki‘ will lic zittaulicd to thc

zirtiizil arduous sorvirtc should be iiispirtitioii to all (':1iiad:i.

-1on.1l llc.1tl<iii.1il1‘is oi the Sci divisioii (‘. IC. l~‘., with the Military k of llinjor.

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cuiiiiiiiii cti§§ii§i§_iIm_i_ifis.

- word each continuation. Cnh mill!

' charge Twenty-ilvs cents. 1

accompany order. Minimum p

K _1_____-_- wa

iufesnrs wAN'rEo-'ro sei.i_ Fon an

the Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseriesl. this

_ 1 5

cip Wanted-Femol -1

wrsnil/t' Miro 'r-"6n`¢:`oFR'iN`6 11

general housework. Apply st- oiilce 2487-7-llM3l

We 1*'-`“°" °“' ‘“°“ t” Ben' Expat. WANTED-woMAN Fon' I-ioiiis' in'

ence unnecessary. Highest °t°“f th missions paid. Handsome re!

equipment. Stone & Wellin§t0“- T0' to

A ents Wanted ~ --

e country. Apply 152 Euston St. r particulars. ' - 1 _ - .

11111111.0111." 2416-s-siuazsi. Launoav MAio wAN1'sD Fon

FC’>l;tavy horse welghs 1,400’ 5 years housework. Apply Eld0n Hotel.

I Falconwood Hospital. Apply ut the

For Sale _._I;lospital . 2417-8-6Mtf.

sAL;”FW6 ,wAN‘r'i-:D-A eiffion GENERAL

2415-8-5Mtf.

old. one carriage niaro/ 4 YQRYB 010-‘_

I w_ H_ H mm’ East R0ya|,y_

Ap” “B '> - -1111131 11

_.4847 '_ P ~.

ORSE FOR SALE--General purpose

Help Wanted-Mule

horse and express wagon. Apply WANTED-A CHAUFFEUR. AP- Donald MncL\ir0. Bl‘=1d1l|b8l1°~ DIY B°§ _1§,3__Cl_tl';,_,_,A__ __,g___

2468-7-101\§l1>d WXNTEDL MAcI-i|NIs'r Fon LA1‘I-is`

FOR

Fon sate.-u`i“v"6i`:`RwooD`TvPE~ Losr-A Few oAvs Aeo A vesi-

Typewriter Co. 68 Victoria Street, gipronto, ont. ' 2272-'1-2711131 ¢-

FARM FOR SALE ON INDIAN “V

River Road leading to Black Horse. $250

One year old-male. IIUFG NECK;

female 90 p. c.Bbltic4l;.2P€iJ[\’Qd b1“B0d'

' _ Apply B., OX `. ' Y.

ms 2468-7-10M3lpd ___

SALE-For saiifdrm pair foxes; work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.

2160-7-20mt.f.

i11_-l-

Lost

writers, No. 4 Model, special price ..pocket Kodak in case with owners 0 Sent on a roval to responsible name on same. Finder kindly lcav e

4 . DD parties, cxpressprcpaid. Dominion at

Worthy's bakery. Reward. '

2383-8-4Mtf.

_. -4

Situu tions Vacant

PER nav-Fon oisraieuii

containing about 55 acres. with mg ~-w0m_,D'g GREATEST WML"

large barn nearly iicw, dwelling and U out»buildi11gs, nevcr-failing well ot L]

to date book. -Whirlwind seller.

nscott Company, Brantford, Ont.

water. Guarnntc'od title. Terms- l

uit fi

$1,000 cush, bnlniice to s Dur- chnscr. Mrs R. A. 1lilli11aii, Ken- _ _ sington, I‘.E.|. 2190-7-21m12i T0

i=oI=E£"iLis`.TL ws"AaE Now PRE- 3"

pared to oiicr our entire 1915 crop V

I 0 Lot

Liar.-TI1¢"'s¢6E1`Ei1a'Ti'réEi1ii6i Kent Street nt present occupied Geo. McQuald, Tailor, possession

ot’ Silver Black nml lligh Grade give" Augum' lst' Apply t° D' Stew'

established in this lucrative lndus

rt, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf

patch fox pups, at prices that will “

appeal to anyone that wishes to get

try at exceptionally sate .pi nos. .__

Teachers Wanted

Our stock is bred i'roi11 prolific TEACHERYWAN`T'E'D;¥FOR`-C§ANDf

strains and are not inbred, also a Vi

ew School, second-class. Male

few pair of 1111111-I1 11111111111 i~‘111i1r1r vrcferrvd- Supvleniant $30.00- D.

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M11rt<111 111111 Mink. i11r,<-.1-111111311 parti- A- 1ll¢l’hei's0n. S<>c’y--Treiis es will bo welcome to inspect our _ _ _________________ _ 2_889_fZ11_ME3l' stock at aiiytiinc at our llaiiclios WANTED. - A SECOND CLASS at Strztthroy ami Komokn, address school teacher for Fortune (love co1~respoinloI1co to (iralinin Bros., School District No. 34. Supple- Strathroy, ll. R. No. l Oiitnrio, (‘nn- ment $35.00. Peter Metherali, ada. r 2485-7-llllitlipil. Sorry. 2423-8~6ME5ipd.

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Harvest Excursion To Winnipeg

(From our own correspondent)

()’l"l`A\\'A, Aiig. 9, 'l‘l1o ntlvisnlii-

lily ol' keeping four divisions in Eng- land and Fraiico iiistcad ol` two as nt pre-sent is to be coiisiilcrcd by thc Militia i)cpartnIo11t it was lcarncd to- day. 'l`l1is woiiltl nicaii that fiitiire units would be cquipped licrc Init would get nil their trniniiig in lilng- land. Al prcscnt tfaiiadn has one divi- sion at the 1`ront. and niiothcr, tho sc- cond, in l<]11gluIid, proparing its train- ing. It hns prnt~tit-ally two divisions in (‘1111n<l:t, thc third. ininus the drafts sont ovor :is i'cini'oi't'ciiIciitS, nnd tlioso rcginiciits of thc :nldiiionzil 35,000 men which linvc now bcvii i'cri'iiitcd. ’l`ht~ p1'n¢-iicc sincc tno sending over ol' thc second contiiigoni has been to supply roiiiforcciiitiiils tlirougli tho inciliuni ol' drafts froni units raised as thc tlilrd ctiiitiiigciit. 'l‘ho1igli this plan was the only one advisable under thc <~ir<-ui11sla11<:os. it has its disadvan- tages. For one thing the sending over of drafts interferes with the csprit dc corps of units, which as a rule prefer to maintain their unity. it was an- nounced, therefore, this afternoon, that. thc nutlioritics would shortly give coI1sidcration lo thc plan of raising ami cquippiiig troops here and imme- diately .sciiiliiig tlicin over to England where thcy would I-Ict their trniniiig. Two extra divisions. besides thc two which are now on thc otlicr sidc oi' tho water, would thus bc niaintaincd in Eiiglsiiitl, thc ilrzifliiig to bc donc i`i'on1 Iliorc iiistvnd of from (‘n|iii1l:i. A fart Iiol gr-in-i'nlly rozilizcd is that t`Itii:1rln-lins raised sinrc thc bcgiiining of thc wnr l-lJ'1,00i> troops. in all sonic 80.000 have br-on sont to l<}ngliii11l. this 1iun1ln~r int-lutiii1g thc lir:-at nnd sevoiid ttontingoiils nnd rciiitorrciiionts. 'i`horc are now in Uiiiiada about 65,000

soldiers.

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FRENCH CAPTURE

PART OF CONGO.

l’AltlS, Aug. it-Enclrcling opera-

tions hy l"r1~Ii1~li troops against Gcr- man forrcs in thc ltnnicriiii, it (icrninn colony in \\'l-st Alriczi, have I'csiIllcd i11 |'|irll11-r silt-iicssr-s, iicrzordlng to nn ol`t`ii'inl stntcinciii insiitrti hy thc min- istor oi' thc ruloliics to-day. Thi stall-iiiciit says:

“l‘:i1ri1'i-liiig npoinlioiis by i"rci1clI

tort-cs in tin- south and cast Kam- crun nro pro(-1\|~1liI|g successfully. On July 17 coluinns i`i-nin the south took Bilonni whit-I1 thc cnomy had evacuat- od during tin- nlgln, thus coinnlctinit

Niai-ii.

sent. ,

was ev1u~11:\t1-ti h_v the Germans,"

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EDDIPPED IN DNNNDI

ENDDUDNDES HEDDUIIIND

llcnr Sir,- Would you kindly print

this lotlcr in your valiiablc pnpor? ll, is 11 lcltcr l received from my son who cnllstod last. i`nll at llnlifax and wont nt-ross to liiiigltiiid in May. I 'l`l'lOl'(lll'l` ll<‘ SOME OF Oilit YOUNG llll-IN \VOl.’l.D READ l’l‘, l’l‘ l\il(lll’l` l<JNt‘()lil1A(il<i 'l`llEM _T0 'l‘1\l(l'l 'l`lll<I SAME S'l`i~JP.\‘ AS HE HAS 'l‘Al(l<IN.

l ani, ctc..

(MRS. JAMES GRAHAM.

Gnspciwtiix.

licair l\lnthci'.-

'l‘hl.-1 is fi. tlninly t'0iiIiii'_\'. Over here

:ill tho pcoplo arc foolish about the (‘iiiindiiins. 'l‘l1cy conic to see us cvcry day wlicn iiny oi' us :irc in thc llospilnls and bring us t-ako nnd sniokcs; they givc ns ii grcut tlnio. I licnrd that wc wcrc going to bc st-nt to tho front thc llrst ol' thc inonlli but l do not know how truo it is. \'i'c nro getting plciity of good l'ood lior`c and ' urc wcll cnrod t'or ii1 cvcry i'espc('t.l Wc get all the pupcr and envelopes wc want for nothing, only wc have to buy thc stamps. li' wo do go to the front l do11't think you will hear froi11 nic for at whilc, but I um living in hopes to get buck to Canada again to see all tho boys und girls once Inoro. Tell tlinni I send my best wishes to l.l1cin all and also toll thcm that I would like to sec more of our Gas- pcroaux boys come ovcr here to help us. llow is lfnthor nnd l’crcy getting along furniing l suppose tlicy are busy by this time linyinaklng. p

JEROME GRAHAM.

liily 21st, 1015.

Monks llorlons, ldiiglniid,

DNLI IDDKISH SIGNS

NLEDWED |N EIPITNL

('ONS'l`AN'l`iNOl’LE, Aug. 9.- By

1-oiirior to llciliuigatrli. tlioncc by I-zihlc. ~ ln ii diitcriiiiliaiioii cffort to cI'nilit-iitn t'ro11i tho Ottoman cinpiro nil traces of things European. thc Young Turks have just ordered the it reinoviil of :ill biislnoss signs writlcii fl

"i`iii'kish 1~l1:irn<-tors viin br- iii-:cd horn- "-

. f I - 1 \ ’l`hc orricr bf-.1-aiiio o|°iot-tivo yes-

tho coilqiicst ot' that pzirtot'tliot'oi1-Willy t0 iilitl llcisolt tho greatest la- 0

go ¢-_,,,|,.,| H, uf.,-,,,,,,,y E, 1g|1|_ ibyirlnth of niyntory 111 ilio world. Two-

"on .i11i_v 2:1 1-11111111115 opt-.r11ti111r 111 thirds of the f:lty's 1.500.000 lnlmhl- Stillldiwl Oil. the Slmzcr Stwlng Ma

11,.. ,.m.,; ,.;|,,,-,,,,.,| 1|", post of 1v|m,|111|iii11t.'1 are (lrccks. Armoiiians. .lows ,I- f0|~¢i111,; |||,. (_1,,,.,,,y to mu,-0 on M0m.|ai1d natives of other countries. 'l`lioy 1! i>i, wi1i1~i1 111 111111 was 1:1111t11rf1<I 111111-lhiivr a slight snonklilg knowIf1<Ig<11,v ,myg pm.,-_ r,.,.,,,,,,,,|Bs,,,,cc5 worn |m.ioi' tho 'l'urkisl1 printcd cliaracters. 0 nicdlalcly dispntvliod against Nganolu f\`l1't-IIIIJOFH fvlllid It CXCGCKIIIIKIY dIIl1~ 8

lr-.u t to get about and the average citi-

"nur troops 111-1-, ,iiapinying groaty'/.m1 could not tell from its sign whe-

nptivity on im- t;111\_1i.nnri Borimlm the-r 11 building harbored a hotel or

front. .Gad_ii. after it violent combat stitble. 8

ln Latin or itoinun clmrnctor. Only

:iitor in signs nnd ndvortlsenicnts. The suinc order applies lo druggists pres- Il 1 ri itions 1'

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MONDAY, AUGUST 16th MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd

Tickets for Sale by '

w,. K. ROGERS

84 Great George Street

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PATRIOTIC YEAR - Canadian National

EXHIBITON

TORONTO `

Aug. 28th to Sept. 13th

Complete display of Canada’s _resources 'and manufactures

Canada’s greatest Live Stock Show._

Ci°cator’s famous band heading unequalled musical programme

MARCH OF THE ALLIES

Splendid military scenic productions featured by aviation flights Closing each night with wonderful tire works display. The usual low rates will apply from Charlottetown and other

oints.

Dates of Issue Return Limits Fares Aug. 27th to Sept. 6th Sept. 15th $34.35

Sept. 1st., 4th., 7th

“ 8th, 13th, 15th 25.75

“ 3rd., and 8th ‘_‘ 11th and 15th 23.55 Tickets for sale, sleepers and information given

Call, Write or Phone

W. K. ROGERS,

2498-S-1lMtiistutf.

City Ticket Agent 80 Great George Street

nuge signs contlniicd all duy yester- ny. sovoriil tliousnnd mon being em-

mptcd l~Jvc11dottor1-1 and lnwyois orc ionipcllcd to tako down their rnss plutcs und substitute 'l`urkisl1 hnractcrs or go without. Most oi' ic foreign professional men, who

ploycd. No iliio oi biislncss was ox-

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torday nnd tionstziiitiiioplc nroso io- could not rcnl their own names print-

d in Tiirkisli, chose tho latter course. Aiiiorh-1111 iirins were hard hit.

‘hino (‘.onipany and -tv owrlter con

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crini hnd thousands ol' signs and ad- crtisomonts all over thc coity. Print-

d in English and West European lan-

Iiagcs. ill some instances they saved their

Blirns by ohlitorating the English words nnd leaving only pictures of owing machines or typewriters on

The removal oi' the European inn- IIIOII' D0Btcrs. -

Tho plinrnmslsts made vain efforts

tot-onviii1~o tho (lovornmont that the carrying out of thc community. 'l`h6y pointed out thut all medical formulas had their basis in the Latin languages and said it would be impossible to ovcrlurn thc preccdcnts of centuries.

'l‘l1o (iuvorinncnt in reply invited

tho pharnint-isis to keep their pro- script.loiI.s and their hottie labels ill Turkish or go out of biisinoss. .

Another action of the order pro»

hibilod ch|lt_lren from wearing sailors' caps boaing on their band the name of any battleship save one in the Turkish fleet.

Gorman and Australia merchants

obtained one slight concession. They worn prnmitted to have their 81805 written In Ih`e language of their cann- try. provided Gothic and not Roman or Latin characters were used.

Tues. Aug.l7th, & 24th. “'i$ good tea”

For Particulars apply near- . a.1.1si:i.scf- _ _ . _ _ _ Try a package