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LADIES’ FASHIONABLE UMPS DUt ED T0

$2.98 `

L21di€S.' We are offering

You the balance ot our summer. pumps at $2.98 the former prices were from $3_5_0 to $4.50. We have all sizes in Patent l<=1lhe|‘. and Gun Metal leathcre, but not all sizes in every kind, some have low and some have high hteis they are a nice lot, and could not be bought today whole- sale rt anything like this price.

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Postage 10 cents to an ddrcss.

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YOUR FRIENDS can buy

anything you can give

them--except your photograph

Make an appointment today

The Cookfs Studio

New DesBrrsav Block . §

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

We photograph men as men are

li.'a a business matter-

Ahd ih0ro'l no fun or bother. Your family, friends. and busi-

ness associates want your portr`ait.

Make an appointment today at the

'Il' he Bayer Studio.

A. E. LYON, Studio ‘

Good Photography

' Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography .

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-1.-

Wlry Experiment? Consult the Best

S' -FMR. HAROLD P. GORDON il

, .

The Eastern

Guardian

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..°|'I' PAV8 to buy in this province. E

the Georntown Guardian Represen- tative. '

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URNES8 LINER DURANGO HAS

BEEN SUNK

IIALIFAX.-l-Tire good ship Duran-

so. faithful transatlantic cargo can rler to anll from the port oi’ Halifax, has. after three years' eludlng of the U-boats at last fallen flctlur to one of the undersea craft. Worl£.‘ was re- t'9iV0d here hy cable that the Durango had been' sunk, and that- her crew had all been saved, This was the bare

ordlng or the telegram. it was ot stated how, when, or where she ret her fate. but that she was tor-

o;loed when not rar' out of an Eng- lsh D011 is the natural assumption. The irony of the Duraugo`s sinking

after her having for so long given the laugh to the German pirates -is that she was making her iirst voyage after raving nrni'er_gone almost t\vo months’ verhsuling. painting and the- like, in n English dry dock for her annual

pcctlon. Classed tit for sea, tho ursugo loaded freight forr. Halifax, via St. .lohn's Nfld_ 'I`lrls was oil the ititir of the month. Though the word of hor sinking was only re'cel\'ed yes- iCl`day if ls Dresurnod' that she was 'sent to the bottom but a few days af- iter she had left por'l.

l`he steamer Durango was built at

Sunderland, Eng., in 1895. by Bartram land Sons. She \vas a ship of 3008 WHS ilross, 1927 tons' net, having a iuugih of 3315 tccl. beam 41.7 and draft 18 feet. For thc greater' part of hcl- lit`eliure the steamer' has boon on the ,l~`urm=ss Lines Halifax, st, Johns, .\'lld.. land Liverpool scrvice. sim

was u tina scaboat and' good cargo car. r-ter and her absence from this port will hc missed for marry a day |,_,. shipping men lrcre that have a senti-

lfflllal regard for ships. .

SENTENCER ll] Dl'lilH ' BY RUNS

AiilS'l`EllUAM.-~- The Burl;otnaster

Oi ltanront. province -of lilmbourg, Uvlllillnl- lltls been scrrtcnced to llflllll by the Geruiarr authorities on

rn charge ot’ lrclplug_ Belgians to es- cape into Holland. 'l`he l'rior' of the llarnont Monastery and Professor' Ilalllngs, of Hanront. have been son itnccd to life inrprisonrnent on the some clra|'gcs, according to thc Echo Beige.

Madame Errors, wife ot’ tho direc-

tor of the University of Brussels. the llespatchwuids, has been arrested by (ierrnans on a charge of espionage. Sht is also accused of having forged identiilctlou Cards.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Dairy butter.. ._ Butter (prints) . .85

It costs no more. l

Mr. Mayor is now here. Consult him free of charge- Evenings are just as good

as day time ' _ . 'r

H. J. Mahon,

Graduate Optlcian.

M0n_tsgue.

Expert Eye Testing

Our Opitical Parlor is the only up to date one in Kingsi County. It is equipped with the latest instruments obtain~

Eggs......... . ..._.36 Fowl, lb. . .. ...16-1.5' Chickens, lb. .. . .16~20 Beef. lb. lretall) .20-.all Potatoes, bush. . . . . . . . . . . . ._.L25 ilay. ton .. l8.00~20.00 Straw, ton 10.00-12.00 Oats (black) bush. . . . . .._ .85 Oats (white) )bush .. . .. .85 Ducks, each ... ......B5-70 Chickens (pair) ..1.00-1.25

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

(Corrected Tuesday.) Buckwheat. pus 1.00 to 1.25 Butter, dairy. lb. ` 35 Butter. crosnrearv, lb. .38 tialfskins, lb. .22 Eggs doa. .39 Hay, new. loose, ton $10 to $11 Hides, lb. .19 Oats. white, bus. .80 Oats. black. bus .83 Potatoes, new, bus. .Sli Pork lh.' .16 to .lil Wool, washed .75 Wool. unwashsd lb. .56 Lamb pells. each. .G0 io .75

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CASH SYSTEM.

With a view to reducing prices by

saving expense ltr rnrany ways includ-

able such as the Electric operated 0pthaimometer,Shr-; Optometer and the. Retin-l

ing interest. postage, stationary. and had debts, the Boot and Shoe Mer chants of this Clay eslablisiied the

Scope. We employ the Samei No l'napr'r' srs1‘r~rru over six methgdg in eye testing andnuurrtlrs ago and have proved by ox- glass fitting as the |ea;_hng'heriem:e that tlroy can give a better

- ~ 4 service to their custorners and sell

Speclahstl' In the largest girods at smaller profits under the

Clues' ' new system

Come and aee our pariors rr... cash sxswm has proved wri- rd be th” We "";_..‘:f.:";*:.‘;':;‘:......“‘:§ _ . rey c < ~ » dle.‘he only opes ca.pable.of' less time than formerly and the pric-

gwmg you entire satlsfacnonl es are lower thtsn under t-he old sys

.Fl`0m Allgllst t0 the tom. Travellers coming to out' town

31st, we are putting onasale.|_~tne his they c»r;lpur¢‘nar»Cal _litan- pans of wear more reasons y n rar o e-

io\vn than in other (finadlan Cities.

SPBC' ll is an unpleasant task for _a IACLEb Regular l?l'lC€ Mar-clrani to have to refuse to send f0l° Olil 3 311'. ‘goods out until they have been paid

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Guaranteed f° sive S°f‘S~"°;.“':?..sf.r:."::":::. .:;‘;1f:°“°::.‘f

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f8C(l0i1. / ,wer you must, remember thsfithe

- rule is positive and you should not

EE; ask to have ltr broken but help to

. lngaln a system which saves you

G\'Nd“lf¢ 0l7“¢N :iii:»riry»--ins msn svsran.

Montague ` :costa-iemmn spawns.

..*aAP'rls'r `sEnv|cEs.-The ser-

vices ol' the Unhted Baptist Church. Montague will be held as follows.:- Sturgcon 11 p. m., Georgetown 3 p. tn Montague 7 p. m.

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DARK PICTURE lil

1 1 tilt IN RRUSRHS

_,___ Famine Price for Fo°d of all Kinds

-Tea Costa $3.60 a Pound and Oth- er Things 'in Proportion.

PARIS.-A person who has reached

Paris from Brussels draws a dark plc- ture of life there. Tea costs 24

purpose connected with the present European war. Any question whether a charity is a war charity shall he Jinaily determined by the mlnlslcr.

It is pr.ovldc.i that it shall not he

lawful to make wry uppcrll to thc public for donations or .~'ubscrlpt~ lou; ot' money or in kind lor alll' ww- t-llurlty by prrrnoting any ba- zaar. sale, eriieritnirrrncrrt or exhibit len. or by sinrilnr rncans unless thc wur charity lr: i~.xr,nrpt frorn l't`.<?'~

tratitrr or li: rc;:lnlcrt»l| i.lrdt'r' thr-

the tzovcrnlng holly ol' tho ‘war

iectlens. ‘

>_ Registration Required

Registration of a war charity is

.pct rtlid ‘thc uppr'o\'rtl in writing; ol'

charity has born obtninctl. "l`irc act docs not apply to church ,rol-

liot r'euulr't-'ti until three mentlut- afterlaw rniulrl lntm'<-fcr'r- with the uctivlt the passage or the uct. 'l`he Minis- ic.;'<>|' ln: inur,-_'irr»r.~= or lqmpri-r;_ l,;l.| ter may cxcnipt any war charity ies' .\ld, Lutlii-,~.' lllmlqlll- und 011|...- fronr thc provisions oi' the act. Reg- .similiar mir-tics, that hud dune and istraliou ot' a war rflrarlty is ob- vvcr-r» ilirirn; u great 'deal o1`trsifl`i|l ivrrr tained by wr'lttr'u applications to the worl.. ll wars- quill: prop|.~r that tlu-rr registration uuthorii_\‘ of the dizrlrict. ghoriid bi: ar iuw r~r,Ni|-lug |}|;,| ",,,,,,-_,. Local roltintratiini zrutiiorltlos are to |-alncrl for |,-:ilriotic purposin war-lrr\<I be <'1'vul¢<l br the »\`1'<‘1't-l=tl.\ of Stall! the .lr-srrnruirnr nn- which rl wus- rul- Itegistralfurr nra_\' ht rcl`tr-cd wircrr ](~¢l¢_=¢;_

the r’t'glt;_r'a.ii|ri\ rttrllrurity ir satis'-ll '

lied that the organization :ippiyirtgi H(-lp fm; organizagm,

is not in good faith a war' vitality.; V A wur charity 'must be udrrrlni:~=icr'-dl Sir- .lnrrrcs l.o\n:|ii....|' M541 :lull it by :r r\.>'porrsihlc cortrrrriltme of nut l “W5 ..\»i.|¢.||`, my mm. hml ...,mp Wm." 1655 lllilll ll\l`L‘0i ll*'<'l1 l""`*H"|1i Uf‘thc1‘<- ..lroulrl»bt‘ rr luw go\'i,r'rrill;; the tncrlrlierslrp, ivtillcrrtlfrrrs arrrorrrrrs rr|\ril¢¢l,|.]¢;,_-|iU|| 0;' ];||~;;l¢ ,~.\||u. |,|' |||,,|||-_\-

furntrh financial s-tuto_rm|_il.s to tlr\lf0,».-h~,,|ll;||,|.- I,.,l|~|.,|l.< pu,-,,.,,».». ny minister. .-\ false slatenrerrt is an rrt~l'l,(,-,-,“.,,,_. in "gl pmt.; .,|~ (-a,m|“_

lililc lrnrrblc wnultl 'bc urorc than

~ St-.r1ator"Spr'ouic i`tar'cd that this

fence. .l'onalties arc nut inure lirarrl'r|,..|~.. “».,,|l,| 1,.. pulp ,11|'|'|,~u11_\- pr.-

flvc lrrrndrtd dollar.; or thru rnonllr.s,lorgarrizariiorrs rl: rr-gi>:tt|'. und ilu-

f'mrnlcriralnrrc_ctl by thc' bcnellts from

thc r-onli-nl of clnrritlca. There was no danger of aggravated prosecution as thc ;\<<irri-will ot thc Minister of .lu.~".ti,'f:‘ had to hc obtained for fach prnsvcrri icln. .

Sr-mtiur' llosltlclt rtilw no ivatlitllr

\v:y\' ilu.-»c~.~irn\rlri bt-, provision lor the ext-'nrpriorr of any orlta|.'r|zulinn or p rsntr front thc r'f~.gl.~:tr'a\ilurr pro» \" i-~rr~ _

:»‘ir .lnruf-a =-;lid that ri war. to rover

rin- mist- of u sirrglu crrtwtnirrirrcrrrl or r'i>ll\~t'iit»rr.

'l'h<- bill xvnfs' rcpurlr-d. 'i`iu ti..»r~r'tr'nr|~N hill su||pir_'|r||:rtlrr1:

|»r'u\'rrr<-ini prwihiiriliolr lolrislullorl was r-1-lrorii-ri lrour corirrutir-re gwitlr on nur'

'crrrlrnirrl uuilrorjizlng tlr_c‘_.~_'f'.ircl| of l(lovr.rnrncrr_l railway oi' .~rfr~ztrirt=l|lps by rr corr.~'.tulrlc, who obtulrrcd tx wrtr- rrrrrl ironr at nrugistrtltc.

francs a pound, coffee 14. chocolate iii ., ,_ _ - V rf __ ---A 1 1.. ` _.__

14. pork 9; so-called butter sold snr-

'°°"b“”'”’ 9"” me M bum' I ~ ° - ~ H I beans. sv., potatoes, 1 rr.nw'. turner. . “ Direct Tailoring Service , ,__

h U

cus are* 20 francs apiece. Even at these prices the demand exceeds the

., 4-__._f_.__ . __` __ -_-_ _ f__-_____.~

supply. ` »

Workman are still being deported

in thousands at an hour’s notice.

They travel to unknown destinations in open cattle trucks. G0 being peck- ed standing in each truck

M. Emile Basly, deputy and mayor' - '

of Lens, who remained at his post .

when the Germans invaded his dis- S a _

trict, and was carried captive with -`

i N i£a'¢

his wife to Germany, has been lrberat-l _

ed as well as Mime. Basly. They are

Lnow at Evian les Bains. Tlrey have

tions Basiy established at Lens a municipal stor'e which Vorrahlerl the poorer' portion of the population to obtain provisions at c0mparatlvcl_v low prices. He was one oi' the ilrst \vor'krnon's delegates in the t‘harnher ol’ Deputies, which hc entered in

1S81, and he has represented lfrerrch

ministers at several lnternatiorral

Corrgr-csses. .

A t|'ainlng school for,officcrs and

‘crews oi' submarines has been organ- I ized at Toulon h_v the Minister of Mar 'ine. it furnishes complete technical land practical instructions to men sci

;octe1l for submar'ine work, \vho are .all valunteers. In addition rt consu- ltative committee has been appointed 'to deal with problems affecting sub»

nrarlrre warfare and to examine in-l

ventrons as bearing on thc subject.

Artillcryenrrrs ears are subjected

to Such deafening shocks that l'or a long time past aural specialists have been seeking means to imitigate the ills caused thereby. The Academy oi' Medicine has just examined a special ear stopper invented by Messrs l..

‘und i\'l. Verain. which has been satis- _fa_ci0r’1ly tested in the field. l 'It is a tiny instrument made of cel- lulold or of metal. olive shaped. and exactly tits the earhole. The interior' is divided into two chambers pic\'ct-ii by a tiny hole. Other infinitesimal holcs establish a connection between the outer air an dthe inner' parts of the ear. lt. has been found that this appliance deadens the vibrations oi' .tile explosions and at the same time does not interferevwith the \vearcr`s hearing. '

WAR CHARTIES Bill '

IS ABlY RISUUSSER

OTTAWA-Cor11m.ittce conshlerut-

ion was given in the Senate to a Gov- ernment blii. introduced in thc Sen- ate. providing that there shall ln: no fees charged for the incorporation of companies which have purposes otit- er than for gain. The hill applies. to application for the crhation of vor- poratlons for national, patriotic. rel- lglousl philanthropic. charitable. ar- tistic. sporting or other' objects lu- tended to be carried on in more than one province 01’ Canada without the purpose of gain.

Senator Sproule thought that care

should be exercised in the gathering oi' corporate rights to sonic ol tho class of conrpanies mcntionorl. While they might bo started without the intention of gain. they might aft,- erwards make use ot' their auth- ority to make money. Years ago jockey clubs were incorporated for the purpose' of improving liresriinl; As years passed they became nrouey- rushing cornpnnles. and in some cases. returned n hundred times the amount that was invested in them.

Sir James Loughced said limi it

was found desirable, on consldcrrll- lon. sporting corporations could be eliminated fr'om the privileges of the bill.

'l`h'@ bill was reported l`rorn corti-

mittee.

About -War Charities

t`onsi$cratio|r was given to a bill

"relslinl to war charities". "l‘he b'\il declares that “war cllaritics” means any fund, Institution or as.- sociation. established lwfore or alter the passage of this acl. having for its objects the relief of 'suffering 'or distress. or the s-upplylng oi' needs or com!-ortls \to snffdrers from the war. or to soldiers or re~ turned soldiers. or their families or

ilnpttntlenls or'any other 1-iutrllzrblo

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s:.'If;§;;..€'r::;; 3:1: .;‘;'f.;‘:.".::.;‘;T DONT .Let ll §@“‘_`l _YOU _EQ Ill? Sflme.

“Ready-Made” ,Clothing §tore_

OU men who

| ~ as well as the men who through habit pay i`:rnr_v prices for

custom-'tailored clothes. ‘

We want you to know us and ourDonrinion-wide t;rilo|irrg'Ser'\fiCc,

and that we are making Merle-to-Measure Clothes sl; fiitoin _Dollars

through habit :ire \'.'c;rrirrg “Rc'.ld_v-Made" Cl<'>lltcS

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cutters.

'for thousands and tlrousarrds oi men of the [Dominion crrclr _vcxrru

Where the local tailor employs one man to make a g:rr'rrrcrrt,__w_e employ

lar e force 'of specially trained tailors. _ The detail oi every Eng'liSll

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& Scotch Woollen Co. gmrnerrt is carried out by higltly Sp€CiHliZCd

workmen and each garment is individually and separately tailored-tm

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measure for the num who if to wear .° /

Suit or Overcoat

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Where the local tailor' buys one hiece of woollcn. WC 'Wi' llUll\l"Cd53 '

Where the local Carr :rtford to employ rr “critter” we cannot ntlorti to

employ airy less man than the most eogrpetent djsigner tl\_§_l~ 3_5 lg |15 r

found anywhere and we have him, .dong with a complete staff of

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[finale ' Clc-thing Store itll .\""‘ "` \l " 'I ‘

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PM its local l;ui| - ` ‘ ‘ lin _mu

_ V it .r lim; lin. b ` _ - , .. . f _ . ~. ' ill save moncv Y

into suv one <4! our c|»|r\'cr=r~.rrli\ lotnlctl lnrior >.r»rl‘~- y°_“ L _... ,........... _

R . - . . .- ~. f' _ fabrics :ind wc urjcc you

i"D,_W_t§m. ,lg Blmwmg ot .utr lr.ril .r thou .r.ri me » > N ` 4 '-'-"""" "f.".' h d armems on mn. d,.|;,-.~--y racks.. ion our select .1

‘ cxarrine the 'n.s 2_ R _ __ YQ __ ____£f= _

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fzrhrit and trrshrorr ol _\.tl

_ ~ _ . rment tlrrt will

nsurc. cx;rt'tl.\' ns' you \\':u1l tl. '"1 0111> W" ‘ “ ‘)"H“"" .'.‘ .’§°.__.. ‘

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limi; neil null that you Wm fed l"'°“°'l 2 Wm"

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