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in all walks of li:e. Rec-gnizing ' the fact that it has coineto slay, ‘

the mos extensive in the city. I ‘

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A REMINDER

'rlnlt lad' of yours, overseas. All

that is humanly possible is beiilr; done no see to it that he is well fed, well -jijshed and efficiently equipped.

Organizations like the Y. M. C. A.

are looking to his physical comfortl healthful recreation and clean fun.

if he is sick or wounded the Rell

Cross-will provide for him with ten- der, loving care.

Yet there is one thing that will

bring n smile to his face and a JOY i0 his heart that none of these can give; that only you can give- Your Photo- graph.

The Cook Studio

The _5ii\<li° _

Invites All Summer Tourists -to Call and have their Photographs Taken while in the City.

'The Bayer Studio

Let TRAINOR

Heat Your; Homr f""___-\

Your o wn comfort a nd health demands e\ en and normal heat. ing in your home this winter-in every room and every corner.

That means YOU

need our Warm Air Healing System. Ask for estimates.

80 Grafton St

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We Are Modern Opticians

We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities. we

have it.

Our optical onlne is of the mol! approved style and is equivlwd with the very latest instru- ment- and aight mains svpli- - slices. -

Glasses fitted by as do not de-

tract from the appsarancg. W0 maks a. special study of t e cos- metic offeot to be obtained, and can assure you that our 5788"' add a certain note of neatnsss and rsnnemsnt that meets with

favorable comment.

Children's eyes receive our

special attention,/nd we arid! ourselves on our ability to lit a child with ohiln‘s glass . not with cumbersome glass; that

were intended for adults.

Shadow Retinosoopy test used.

Siwoosds where others fail.

H. J. Mahon

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had been killed action. S

New York to resume her duties

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ly removed. S

EASTERN PERSONALS

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Point. S

AIIIIIIIIINS Il] P. E. I.

Di-ED OF WOUNDS

Gallant, William, Lot 16 Luverty, J., Toronto Road

Lockerhy, Lieut., J. E., Malpeqiie

KILLED iN ACTION ,

Buxton, Charles, Cape Traverse Taylor, George Melvin, Granville Canip'beli, Douglas Alberton Wigmore, Jos. A. Emerald Wilkinson, G_. R. G.. Mlnimigash -Warren, W. B.

\nderson, Joseph, Emerald

\ieKinnon, Daniel, North Wiltshire

WOUNDIED

l-lart, John Thomas, Charlottetown Walker; James Sydney, Caledonia Arsenault, Arthur, Summerside

, ..°rr l>/.vs to buy in nm Province

..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

tha Georgetown Guardian represents

..'KlLLED iN ACTION.-Mr. Mi

chael Poole, of Souris, received the sad intelligence that his son, Percy.

*». .A SOCIAL EVENT.-Miss Neill:

Clarke, previous to her departure tr

as

nurse, treated her _lady friends to 1:

..*WAlTING FOR ORDERS. »-Thi

.schooner -Senator, which was loaded with ilsli for an American port, il letaincd by orders frolil the owners till the submarine menace is partial

..°Mr. C..H. Sterns and family, ol

Sourls, are taking their unnuui outing llid fishing trip to iMors0n’s Pond. S

..*Mr. George B, McEuchern, form-

al' COUSULOI' 0fCl1Bi~0mS ill SOUFIBI HOW Fumes Howlett of Gowun Brac. Sel- li the customs department at Ottawa is spending his vacation in Sourls. S

..*Mr. Alexander Robertson passed

through Souris Saturday on his 'way 'rom St. Peter's, where he had been , :itteliding a meeting of a fox com

..‘Mossrs. Fraser :ind Bruce, of the

(‘.hni°lottetown customs, motorcd to Souris Saturday afternoon in Mr. Bl'uce's car to his old home nt Red

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The extensive use of ostrich trim-

mings has been noted on furs. evening

wraps and gowns.

A few men "think," 011191' "@1095-"

501113 "fallCy," Wll'll0 Still 0Lll9Th "reckon."

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A. li. LYON, Studio

Good Photography

Moderato Prloss ‘

Personal attention to Amateur

’ho¢ogrlphy. ,

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WE SELL

The celebrated “Green Sheai" Brand, (Guaran-

ig crop to tie up and inder 'lwins will likely be

SCBTCC

Wholesale and Kewl all

our Seed and Feed Wars-

Jenkins, -Clarence, Dundas

McLellan, Lester Alexander, Summer side `

McKenzie, John Alexander, Freetown Kiely. George Arthur, Emerald'

McKenzie, Leo Harris, Bay Fortune Noonan, Daniel Edward, Centreville Schurmsn, Charles Heber, Searletown Mat‘hieson,`Edwald A., Dundas ` MoNaulty, -Michael Lawrence, Gasper-

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McKay, Everett Inkerman, Bangor

Lot 40

Morrison, William -George, Ellerslie

McGillvrsy, Joseph, Cardigan

McLaren, Harold Webster, Brudenel`

Buchannan Everett Montague

Meliish, Sherman, Montague _

Howard, Edwin Ephraim, Earnscliffe Myers, Sergeant Warren, Mt. Albion Campibell, James DeSwble _ Burke, Patrick James, Charlottetown

Dyment, Curtis, Springdeld

Carmody, James, Charlottetown

Blacquiere, John Charles (ih'Town

Richard, Endle Joseph, Tlgnish Carter, William Henry, Tlgnish

Plneail, Urban, Bloomfield

Graham. James Garnett, Clinton

McKinnon. Bert, Egmon_t Buy

Rogers, Clifford, 'Mlscouche

McKenzie, Leo H’ Ba Fortune

Jack L. Cpl Lewis. Bedequa

Worthy, Leon, Charlottetown Skinner, Jas. H. Georgetown v Munroe, John D. Head of Montague

Hughes, Stephen, St. .li/iary's Road

Craig, »Benj. Maipeque _

MoAdam, John, North River

PURE RICH BL000 3

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bud blood is responsible for more

oi the British steamer Penlstone‘ who

McLeod, Wilfrid Charles, Ch’.Town , was when aboard B German sub.

marine as a prisoner of war alter the

SER|0U3|-V ||-I-` 4 undersea boat sunk his vessel oil

f€8d 550 fC E li to the Kelly, James Gerald, Charlottetown Nanwcket lan week, was |,mded here

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p°und) the best Twine N0 LONGER 35R|°U5|-V 'LL were eight members of the crew of

0111' A"°°°“"' 'T°'°9h R" st' Ni°h°i” the Norwegian mteamer San Jose, also

Manufactured' Gety ‘Mocormacic J; Franklin, st. nieanorr I

eafl Th€I'C I8 8 Mfflllllll. E- W- CIUPIOU9'-°W“ destroyed the Penistone.

supply y'- Mcmlli, agt. Jolys. Lon: Creek

‘ today. Caption Evans who had been

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..°1'WO CINTB PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-nva cents.

..°PROPERTV SALE.-'l`he_ resid-

'ence`oi Mr. Jas. C. Ferguson was solu at auction Saturday. lt was knocked down to Senator McLean for |2500. S

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..*B_iG FISH SHIPMENTS.-Messrs Matthew M`cLean Ltd., shipped ninety cases, or 45,000 lbs., suited cod und llalle to the United States this week. ~S

..*iT iS BRITISH VICTORY.-The

etter "B" which is plainly to be scen in "wily blades of outs is creating inucll discussion ns to what it signi- lcs. Sonic say it is fur' "Britain," md others that it is an “it” signify- ng “rust." - S

..*FUNERAL SERVICES--Among

he many old and respected residents lt' the east end of the county uttellri- ng the funeral of thc lata Capt. Dolli- nlc Mcllonald, we noticed Messrs. .nuchlill McDonald ol' East Point, idwin McFarlane, of Alinulldule Fhomus Lawless of Little Point, and

loln at the funeral of any of Souris' :itizens has been noticed ri more re- presentative gathering und all por- vaded by such a sympathetic atti- iude. There is surely missing from .his town one of the most respected ind esteemed landmarks it possess- zd. Three oi’ his sons are in the ur- .liy, George, Dolliiliic and linlliild. l‘llci'e :ire ullio leit to mourn his will iw, Neiiio, in the iiniieti shoes, Mrs.

lelnpsey on u visit hoine and_Fior:l_ lie youngest. S -

..'Tlie ladies or the "Helping

pl-land,” in connection with St. Jalne:-r' Presbyterian church, Souris, held heir unliuril bzlzalir und snlc of fancy ;oods on Tuesday, the 20th, at 4 p. n. ln the evening ut 8 o'clock there .vas ali cntertuinnielit and sale ' oi lakes. The solos by Mrs. Brown and Vlrs. Warwick, as also thc duet by the Viisses Nellie and Una Garrett, elic- ted much applause. The cakes' were tuctioned oil by our own -Mr. (‘nr'lton n his own inimitable style, which vas an entertainment in itself. The ict proceeds exceeded $130. Tile 'lllowing was the program rendered: /ir. A. E_ Clzirkein the cliuir; ice- reani during pauses; address by the ‘hairman; piano __duet; recitation, iles Jean McLean;"vlcal duet, Misses Vellle and Una Garrett; reading, __/liss___ Eleanor Stems; solo, Mrs. lrown; recitation, Lloyd Stew-art;; =olo. Mrs. Warwick; reading, Mr. ll. l. Chevcrie. S

IIIIIIES ll AIBHIIUN

The Horse Races at Al-berton on he 23rd were ia decided success. The day was fine, the track in its lsual good condition, and a large zrowd- present to enjoy the sports. -In the Free for All there were only

wo competitors Cnrwln Hal and Sis- iel' Patch, the former winning in threo itraight heats. High Born Lady met vith an accident which prevented hei' starting.

ln the 2.40 class six horses started

ind the race_was close and exciting throughout, but Yankee Princeton fin- ally carried away the honors. Following is the Summary:

FREE FOR ALL

Corwin Hal. D. Steele Sister Patch, Bert -llnmsay

Time, 2.17%, 2.18, 2.20.

2.40 CLASS MIXED

Yankee Princeton, G. Benirsto 4 1 Lord Hastings, Jr. M. Keough 1 4 I/iuzie, A. 0'Brien . . . . ... 3 2 flatte, P. Crockett . . . . . . ... 2 3 'ladg-iey, Bert Ramsay 5 6 5 Polly Pr-im, J. Christopher 6 6 6 Time 2.25, 2.23%, 2.23, 2.271/4,.

The officials were: ‘ Starter Wm. MacArthur Judges Jas. McCardle, Wm. Leon-

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Timers, Henry Gard, Fred White.

BRITISH CAPTA-IN WHO’-WAS

_ HUN'S PRISONER

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BOSTON. August 22.-Capt. Evans

ale today. With Captain Evans

vdctim of the same submarine that

The San Jose was sunlr some time

apt prisoner on the submarine eight aye was put into one of the San ose's small boats which was picked 9 inter -by a government vessel. wenty-five other members of the

Good forthe Bad? i

ECAUSE tliin, slsim n\ill< will not nourish o baby; lla: nothing to do with mills fresll

‘ from I registered

cow. BECAUSE some I

. coffee develops a

bitter tang-and

is not satisfactory-liss nothing ‘

to do with -

I ,SEAL BRAND 1 COFFEE

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"Seal Brand" is coffee that has been selected from the worlrl'5 lnest plantations lay coffee ex- perts, roeltecl and lnlenciecl l:>jI those who l'\a0e gixien a life-

time to the study of coffee.

léyou lille a cu off GOOD offee, try "SssrBrand".

ln %,l and 2 pouncl tin!-in ills lresn, ground, or jins ground for percolatnrs.

he

lf you wanl Is know the Irue secrej of o delicious cup' of cafes, wlile for , our banlglzl, "PERFECTCOFFEE '

Dr. Starrett and Mrs. Starrett have'

nrrivcll in tile city iroln the Mngdai

Richmond St.

Miss Annie Gardiner left yesterday

morning for Granun, Alta.. after a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr. and

'li/Irs. George Gardiner.

al.

Miss l"lo Murdock oi the l)olne:-zilc

Science Brnlicii of the llcpurtllicllt of Agriculture. has returned from a short trip to Souris and vicinity.

.\ir. Samuel Slniih lcft yesterday on

return to Vuncouvcl'_ huving :-ipcnt ai plvuszilli holiday iii-re with his pur- cnis, .\li‘. and Mrs. llcnl'y Sinitii.

.\ll‘. W. il. Tllincy, ol’ tho Dr-purt~

lnclit oi' Agi‘i<-uliiil'c, is :it llrcst-lit in Soliris, cllgngcii in ilcld iiispcciiori and judging of crops in that iii:-itrilet.

i‘tc. Erksillc _-\. .\innll has rctllrli-

cd to his iioilic ill lltinlilioli, uit-:r rapt-lnliilgg tt ivccli in liurliligloii, thc l;ni~sl of his cousin, .\lr. D. lit-il' Illuiiii.

Mrs. liurold G_ l\'lzittlic\\'s oi' Suuris.

Mrs. Louis llcckwitli, .\il's. Fred lt. .\icl\i'tiiul' and .\iiss l.iiy Sherry, oi’ Maid-.:li, ltluss., arc ill the city, await- ing the urrivul oi' tht- rcillniris oi tlicir fiillier. the late .\li'. lddwnrd Skcrry. They are guests at 106 Fitzroy St.

CIGARETTE BURN

'llsn 'who smoke know how pain-

hl a burn of* this kind can bo. .lust smear on n little Zam-Buk and it. will give you no morn trouble. Even a little burn. it neglected, may develop into a very sore place, as Mr. J. A. Savard, ot Doucet, Quo., found. He says: . “ I burned one of my lingers with

a cigarette. I applied some oint- ment and thought it would be all right, but instead of getting better it got worse, until the sore covered the entire top of my hand. l suf- fered such pain that I could- not sleep. and tried everything I could think of but could not cure lt. _

“ Finally a friend roconunendod »

Zaim-link, which gave me wolider- ful relief, and thc contlnncd use of it completely healed tho sore."

For cuts. blisters, rush, eczema,

ulcers, blood-poisoning and piles Za.r:n-Dirk is equally good. All dealers 50c box,

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Mrs. Elizabeth Macdonald, oft I 6 fI'.';`.i’.`.".‘i`*‘.i’.Y.’.T1;.$‘.§'.‘.l°‘.i l’I..i"?.°iLi 5521 I -~ - - -

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dhgmlzeubeli Macdonald and Mis Mac ' ;§!')§,3A,,.f‘ ; _ ,

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ANiJ EY1-3 GLASSES

Regular $4.00 to $6.00 gold filled frames and

Qogténtings fitted with best quality special lenses for

We are pleased to announce that we have

secured the services of C. E. Barry, D. O. the well known Eye Specialist of Montreal for Four Days.

Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

August 24th, 26th, 27th and 28th.

This is indeed a rare opportunity for the people

of ,Prince Edward Island to secure expert advice regarding their eyes. Every pair accurately fitted and absolutely guaranteed. p

_ ` All guess work' eliminated by_?the wonderful Shadow Test Method of Eye Examination.

Bring your eye troubles to an Expert. Re-

member this opportunity holds good for 4 days only.

Open Evenings. -;; ~.

ailments than anything else. It causes osiarrh, dysipepsla, rhsums- lism, wssll, tirsd, angaid feelings

nd worse troubles. th

llillu Queen Street' 'B Hood 's Snrsspsrilla hss been memnung of thang,” Jo,,_

wonderfully successful in purifying

C md .enmhinf th' blmd’ gemovxg ,worse for his adventures. He was

0 ° ~ - r' ' ` Qetbfsd by the _ German oommanller_

scroiula an otha hum rl. building up ihc whole system-. Thi!! it-gli-oiit to all the family so as to

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San Jose crew had not been account- ed for ,toniglit. Naval authorities ro- fuaed to give out anything concerning

e` experiences uf Captain Evans or

Captain Evans appeared little the

when he triedto return to his sinkin!

vessel for the ship’s plperl. i

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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST »~ _ --5 € ` .

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