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'ri-ia__csA1zLo'rrr1s'rowN GUARDIAN * _ V .1 ' JULY 81.1018

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-iljifilty lasistrstes Court sis. m.

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_lPs'lnca_ldward- Theatre 3, 7 and C , ‘ _

... Jn?-, ,. The Lyceum Moving Pictures 8,

and Lal p. ln. -

Bnvrns

s§¢KsN‘ilA-_as_Ney_tpn. .nay z1,191s,_

l»_.ll';"ind llh-' Albert llcKsnnu_ a Mlditel. - ' ~

5' - HABBIAGES _ _

|.`zs\.|¢-ucnweu- at 1-ismxuon. Ontario, July 20, 1918, by Rev. Dr. Nelson. D. D., Annie B. Leslie and cumin B. Mei-Jwen, bots of iuorsu, P. I2-yi(-llr. McEwen is a member of the Royal Air Force, Hamilton.)

HASLAM--MCL'E'0D-On Wednesday July lstli, 1918, at the home of Mr.and Mrs. John T. McLeod, New Glasgow. PE l§}._I.. bythe Rev. John Sterling assisted by the Rev. W. T. MoLeod, biother at the bride, J. Ernest Haslam of Springfield, and Mabel Agnes Mc- Leod_ .

_ __ DEATHS

o'o]uiv|LL£.-At me Methodist Par- so_'lia_ge} Montague, Friday July 20th, 1918, infant dauighter of Rev. Walter JI, and Mrs. pomviiis. 1

Ask for Mlnsrd‘s and take no other.

lionshaw-Charlottetown

I A TIME TABLE

Launch “ltrsthpartnsy”

‘ AUGUST, 1918 Leave Bonshaw. Leave

Friday2_ 7a. m. Tuesday 6, 9 a. in. .. 2,. 6.3 Fridayil, 11 a. ni. .. 6.3

Tuesday 13, 5.30 a. m. ._ .. 2 p. Friday 16. 7 a. m. .. -....3.30 p. Tuesday 20 8.80 a. m. ..6 p. Friday 23.10.30 . . . . . ... 0.30 p. Friday 27 5 a. m. .. ._ .. _.1 p. __ __ . _ .. .. ..3.30 p.m.

ne hour

Ch'town

3 p. m. 0

0 p.

?.5.55?5.5

Frjday 30 7 a m

Freight must be delivered o

ns_'ftn-e-_ slitting.

; ~- r _ . g ~ EARM Fon SALE -

-I an1'instr'ucted hy Mr. Joseph Af- ileckIof£Cherry Hill, to sell on Wed- nesday; august' 7:11, 1913 st 2 owiock p‘. Vm.' sharp. his farm consisting of 98.acres 'o\f.`g5od'“lan"df`v`J'i'th good house andyfarm buildin-gs-; also the stock. oro`p,_ implements and household fur- niture. This farm is situated in one of,-_the best farming sections in the couri-.try‘, onllyi two miles from Mt. Stewart, where shipping is done by boat or railway. Churches and school near fsrin. Abundance of marsh mud and oyster mud near at hand. c_l_'q§_a_r iind in a good state of

tion.. _ f_"ferms for farm at sale. See hand- bllls for stock, crop and household f_\l`t"niture.

_-Salle positive as Mr. Affleck

in..tbe Upited States.

Eourjcres of marsh hay la

W9- be sold.

_ _V ._ PETER BRODIE, _i .q . _ Auctioneer

soo;-aimwsmsipo.

if Automobile

Qfwners Attention

65 acres cultiva-

is living

nd will

"_A"_lai°ge body of distinguished visit- di's`from all parts oi’ the Dominion are coming to this city to attend the iliiist Worshipful Grand Orange Lodge r'iff‘B_rltish America. lt is planned to gifs "them an automobile outing on Thursday afternoon from two until tive' o’clock_ to Pownal and return. About- fifty cars are needed for this. Ally' car owner who would volunteer in t'hfs_pleasure would have the hearti- dst thanks of the entertainment com- niittes. i Please let us know. Geo. W. Mcheod, D. IM. McDonald, Ham- tlionii Kelly, Charlottetown.647-730M2l l

Business Stand 'T-.Forsalc at Crapaud

, __ .__

}{_lima¢ seems to dispose qllassd well established business at Cupaud l wlll offer for sale my store and warehouse, also mother building idjbinins, now used for sample room. _.This is an excellent opportunity for anyone desirous of entering into a

` ro

of my

ilerudltils business. The sample room be converted into a p tltahle Ktaslunt and Ice cream parlour as teresa no bu_sinoss of that kind in the Hilfe. ' Thssiost Ollos has also been kept lil'-3t'l`ls` stars for years. "This also is asrsppsrtsnity formiyono who .wishes U'tske over this insilsss.

_ _smssn4¢n|¢n'»nop1y‘~io'tns

us' ~/pmnnu "*

0, _ “o'."s. wsllssau.

DWDM'

inronrsmr Norica ,

Will parties who have purchased Dr-

hurchs authelmintie. for worms la sheep please communicate with Dr. Church for further instruction in its use

DR. W 6. CHURCH,

Summersids

` The adjourned annual general meet ing of the Charles Dalton Silver 'Black Fox in the Board of Trade Rooms in Char-

of August, 1918, at the hour of 2

Secretary

606-7-27mtftldate

|=oR_§A|.E

A desirable farm of 66 acres of land

in buildings thereon. 56 acres are clear- ed and the remainder under second growth. lt is convenient to school. churches. mills and factories. About two miles from Bridgetown. For particulars apply to

JOHN DUFF,

Upton_

Lot 45, P. E. Island.

3-7-30M8lpd.

t !

FURNITURE SALE

We are authorized by bhe owners

to sell at Public Auction on Thurs-

day, the first day of‘ August’ com- mencing at 1 o'clock p. m. in the basement of the Lyceum, a large quantity of choice furniture, consist-

ing of parlor_ bed room, dining room and kitchen furniture, oil cloths and a lot of general household goods. Terms cash.

BENJ. cAR'rE`n co .

Auctioneers.

6417-30M3ipd. _

Important Notice

We wish to take this opportunity of minding all merchants on P. E. l.

at we are buying butter and eggs our Charlottetown Branch. i

We also intend dealing largely in

other farm products in their seasons.

Wo have a large selling organiza-

tion over Canada and anyone having produce to sell for cash with prompt returns should communicate at once

with our Manager at 86 Queen street, Charlottetown.

THE HARRIS ABATTOIR C0., LTD.

581-7-25M6l

PIPE ORGAN For Sale

The splendid 2 Manuel Tracker Ac-

tion Filpc Organ, nianulactured by the Karn_ Warren Organ Co., now in Grace Methodist church, is for sale. This pipe organ is in perfect condi- tion, and is operated by motor or hand power. (`an be inspected ami tested as motor power is still on. This

organ could not be purchased today for less than two thousand dollars. Will sell at a bargain. Also the plat- 1'orm and seats made of hardwood will be sold separately. Tenders for thc purchase of same will be received by Mr. R. E. Mutch ,Secretary Trustees. No, 185 Euston street, Charlottetown. up to August 15th, 1018. Purchaser to remove organ from church. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Charlottetown, July 27. 1918.

648-7-30M6l

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest land Regulations

THB sole held of a emily or any male over _ _rlshteen yssrs old, may hon eslud s quarter section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta. A plicsnt must sp- pear in person st the Dominilsn Lands Agency or Sub-Alency for the llislricl. Entry by proxy may be made at any llomlnion Lands Aleacy

but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions.

Duties-Six months residence upon and ml tlvstmn of the land ln each of three years. A homcstrsder may live within nine miles of his homestead on a fum of sl least Bu acres, on certain conditions. A habitable house is yn. q:::i_re_d except where residence is performed inthe

nfl. ln certain districts a homestesder in [ood stand- n

Ing may pre-elnpt a quarter-auction sions side his

homestead. Price $3.00 per acre. _

Duties Sis months residence in each of three

years sf|er_ earning homestead pstenl; also 50 acres extra cultivation. Pie-cmption pslenl maybe oh- lsim_ sa soon ss homrslesd Dlteal. on certain

co o

A settler who has exhausted his homestead rlgln

my t a purclmed homestead la cmsla districts. Prius .oo gerscrc. lhnie‘-Mustrsslde slslnomlu |

oft seyssn, culivstesosersssnd arson

IURIIQIIX '

rosa cultivation is subject to illnction in

5 _ B

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W fri CORY. C.l. 0.

list;

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that Sunday l.he -ith day of August

_ ’ 11*

A Besutify your”

_wore m,ng_ . V fsndnd the skin of ua- ,,

nightly blemishes. quicker and surcr by putting your

654-1-aousspa. ’ _ _ at less:-have not been bothering the

blood: “Qmach and hvef IQ men in our. Government very much.

gO0d Ordgr, than yn any ln fact we have

N fnher wax' complex' things we really

_ '*""'* Ions bright CYCB, YOSY' there are a few

They eliminate poisonous a e rom tie system,

- . who are physically unfit. We know

full well that we cannot have healthy minds ii we have not healthy bodies. Many of our most men attribute thei

and erectness of

Pll.l.S

Upton_ King’s County with good g

Worth 1 Gllnea Q lex

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NOTICE

Now is the time to treat your sheep s

Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec- D ommended by the Dept. of Agricul-

edy for woinis in sheep yet produced J Fully guaranteed. A dollar package L treats a large flock. ~

Suinmerside, P. E. I. (

331-711Ml1Il0Dt1'. H

e h

general stock of nearly all kinds to be I found in a provision and grocery shop at reduced prices. Also a specialty of V can goods all at reduced mark lots: A

ber overshoes for ladies, misses and " men,. Fall will soon come.

Cause for selling off old age. WVlnd- ing up this ran. "

Breakwster 'Street

538-7-22Mmwftf'

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Fourth Anniversary ol'

the War I _

A PRocLAMATioN

CANADA

Province of Prince Edward Island.l

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4-:srl .-.§.»,"1.'-s- _ »w_-‘:,_-_;-_.gif-12; . >f@”:clli;i",»_T?-itz, .lf_.~.~f_~`;1'._"'--._-1 -et

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(L.S-) `

A. C. Macdonald,

Lieutenant Governor. .

By His Honor Augustine Colin Mac-

donald, Lieutenant Governor of the Province oi’ Prince Edward island,

etc., etc.. etc.

Whereas, it is eminently desirable

next being the Fourth Anniversary of the Declaration of the War should be littingly and devoully commemorated in this Province thereby emphasizing the unity of all the Communities of _ the Empire in their unwavering de- \ termination to crown with victory the greet cause for which the war was

undertaken and is being fought.

| Have Therefore Thought Fit hyi

and with the advice of His Majesty's Executive Council of this Province to order and direct that Sunday, the said ' fourth day of August next, be and the same is hereby set apart and declared a day of public prayer of intercession and commemoration in all the churches and places of worship in this Province and l do most heartily in. vite the clergymen of every denomin- ation and all our loyal subjects to do all in their power to make the day'

.one worthy of the occasion.

I Do Also Order and Direct that

Monday, the Fifth day of August next_ from the hour of 1 o'clock p.m. be 'ob served as a public holiday in this Pro- vince in order that the event may be further commemorated on that day by the formal passing of the Resolu- tioa submitted by the imperial author ities and also by the formal opening of the Soldiers’ Convalescent Home, Charlottetown. and by the perform- ance of such other public functions as may be deemed appropriate, of which

checks and red hpsifollong was ¢° Mk f°r=

' `. . ll tl ll M

Cpmpn-ny' L|mued_ will be held the USC Of BCCChan'l’s P111/S. ine" one y

tion of our schools. You are all aware

lottetown on Thursday, the Sth day m tt I. f ‘ I 0

- sical culture in our ho l .The r at

,mock p_ m_ purify the blood and tone ,, Bc Us g e

By Ord" °f U1” ‘“f°°*°"’- the organs ofdigestion-Use brought some t

A B. WARBURTON, . 'Mm-ted_ by mg

soldiers. Many

and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church's In

ture at Washington as the best rem-

Post paid price $1.00. "

p|:|_ w_ (;_ QHURQH, men in nearly all the provinces -in

?anada as well as

S ll' sisted us and giv

e in many ways, we feel that they will

0 be quite willing to co-operate with us

in this as soon as it is made known

The undersigned will sell all -his ready have it in

ias been promise

New Brunswick

o get ahead of

Also fishing gear rubber boots rub- would like m Bee

Also enamelware tin and hardwtre. U

I 8 CHAISSON the Lord ever intended women to bo ° ' ther with the ru

Som,” oi' the nation, tha

that, that is jus

in order that con

may Ir- improved.

No nut: woman

_ \~---'e ‘randy to e

110:13' cliaractcr ; -"'~ iifl be. Til

Mlnards Linlment

-i for a few cents. Massage this sweet-

*iow freckles and blemishes disappear ind how clear, soft and white the skin

a Province are required to take notice

Given under my hand and the Great

n the ninth year of ills Majesty's

ll loyal and 'loving subjects in this

nd govern themselves accordingly.

Seal of this Province, at Charlotte- g town, this twenty-ninth day of July. in the year of our Lord one thoua and nine hundred and eighteen, and

reign. _ y command _ ' ‘

ARTHUR NEW EBV,

Asst. Provincial Secretary.

sg-i E: W .D ri :I _

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Cemetery Lettering

ranite or marble. Call oi write ' .

Fréilericton, P. E. I I V

Annual Meeting , _

Wom¢n's Institutes

(Continued

from pads o|`is_`)_i _

oines and communities ' can wait. Ourhoys are suffering and dying.

We-Prince Edward Island womenf

been ,too busy. We time to ask for the ought to ask for; but' things which we are

one of which was

rs. McDonald at our viz: medical inspec-

an "scarcely ilnd

ast convention,

f the need of this. Another is phy-

eed of this has been forceibly

o us since this war number of our boys

succcessful business r health and energy carriage to a course

f training in physical exercise. The reatest difficulty in the way of this eems to be the lack of teachers in his line, but l think the war will solve his problem for us in the returned

of these might be students at college, in turn would be

tted to teach it in the common chool. This training is equally a\ iportant for our girls as for our oys. . Also we think sk' that the fran

ble to train the

nd the students

it is not too soon to chise be extended to

e women of Prince Edward island. has already been extended to wo-

by the Federal Par-

ament, and as the men in our Gov- rnment have always been in complete armony with our work and have as-

en us their support

want it. They al- Nova Scotia, and it d to come fn force in before the next pro- \But we would like New Brunswick; we ~lt become law at the

ext session of our.Legislature. We ould like to have an expression from

this matter._ men say-real good they did not believe

them that we

incial election.

is Premier on lhave heard ien, too- that

nning of the affairs t their place was in okingefter the chil- would like to say; t why we .vent thc bother with.the run- s of the n.1t1on. but ditions reltting dir and care of children We are not anxious

o leave the home ami to childr»:'.i

is. if they werr-

licre would not be so many girls who

api. ire first offi-r of

- wage they _'-veive, tlioiuli iii

\-.»i. -if-,r below what _ ---ire f~r u happy

_-_;_.i__.__,

Lumbermans Friend

-i-_-*__

he Blame, and lo ren To this 1

ranchise, not to ing ff the affair

ctly 'o the home

lemon .I

U 'la'

ulce

For Freckles

Glrlsfl Make beauty lotion lg homo forsfsw cents. Try lti.

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-

o a bottle containing three ounces of »rchard white. shake well. and you iave a quarter pint of the best freckle ind tan lotion. and complexion beau- ifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and my drug store or toilet counter will upply three ounces of orchard white

y fragrant lotion into the face, neck, irms and hands each day and see

iecomes. Yes! lt is harmless.

00301

All who are indebted no the Ellis’

Pharmacy Ltd., Montague, and who have received their accounts are re- quested to either pay or make settle-

15'*

1 ' -""~&/.

Get a Remington

When it’s your turn at the traps, or at

Kass. UMC '

Rifles -all calibres.2 and high power Metallics for every known make of fire-

arm.

you want. to know that your gun will get you anything a shot charge will reach. That means the old reliable Remington UMC hammerless “Pump"-as thousands of shooterswill tellyou.

Many points of superiority-a solid metal breech, bo protect you from possible blow backs, etc.; metal enclosed, fast working, dust free action; safety devices; loading and 1 ejection at the bottom and 6 fast shots.

UMC 6-shot Pump Gun

the ducks, `

Nitro Club and Arrow Sh

Ball trade mark-is an authority

. , Amuserpleudthedhhmakaiswitt Hans'

you smoked a “Nolilameo” lately?-a _cigar that is rich and tlsorouklily satisfying, without _ being “hgayy”. Mads from a iznllurarltlensl of tobacco sl ed and matured by llllllldl ' processes for any months. »- '

You'll often be glad of the extra shall; and yuu’ll always be proud of the perform- ance of your Ramlrllwn "PumlJ".

The steal linlnilgrips all the fora ofthe power behind t e shot, where lt bclouzs- rnaking sn exceptionally fast shall with n

sglsndid pattern. By an exclusive process t ess shells sr’ absolutely wstpruof and exceptionally s rung in the crimp Ind top wad-whore most shells ass waakasl.

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._ ‘ ‘ ' _ _ . , _ 1 1

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a:,0m/£2 ' 'I i‘

CIGARJV V

. » »

'un

alla

The Remington UMC dealer-you'll know ltfsss by Ilia Red

on fire arms. See Mm

6 Remington U.M.C. of Canada. Limited. - Wmdsar. 0l\\»

-ind child. s- in it, is so strongll n ll1~- iienrt of ov_‘_'y ‘.v1.in\'.-tl;-'unfit :iw is not i`ully rciisciri-is of iv. before .narriage-tlnit sm- will risk her fut-

ure liappiness by accepting a inan- wlio is tui' bclo~v lici' ideal, rather than run the risk of liaviii_'.=,' anutlmi iffer of iiiarriago. This you sc-c is he result of that olzl pit-,'iulicc that Nonieii niusl. hcl u)>pc1|." anxious to .narry and certainly must not do the proposing. It is u prc_'»u1iicr that has aken deep root and "will dire liard--

/ery hard.

.ioine and care for the children; and `or these wc are willint; to work with ill our might; but we cannot do our lest work under the 1egi.il:ition which ave now have. ()i1r laws. pertaining to Noinen and children .are old and need remodelling and surely woincn`1' view- point should bc coiisitlt-i'1.<i in the rc- uiodelling of these laws if we arc to 'ie the force for good ifi the world that the Lord intcndcd us to bc.

l might mention a few ot the things'

that we are particularly interested in,

First, perhaps is the educmlonal

system. It is woman‘s joy and priv- llege'to take a deep inlci'r~st in the__ school system. and see to it that the children are not only properly taught, but are properly car-1l` for in the

schools. l Then, as you know, tlieévuiperance

to women. We are glad to hr-.ar of]

No, we women want. to stay in the F

family." Thus she is left a depend- ont on licr family for the rest of her

question is _a mater of vitul interest ¢l2ll'H- _

all who were instrumental in 'lug this law passed. '

The use of tobacco and cigarettes

is another; and in this case l under- stand that the law is not being en- forced. Many boys under sixteen years ot' age are to be found smoking cigarettes and using tobacco.

Anotlicr is that women want to be

recognized by law as having an equal guardiaiisliip of their cliildren with _their fatl1e_rs._ We consider il a very unjust law -that gives the father sole ontrol of the children. Nature gave it to the mother, but the law gives man the power to thwart nature’s plan and take the child away from the ino- tlier_ V

'l'l1cn there is the case of the illegi- mnte child,-the child of shame in its case the father has no respons- ibility beyon-fi a small penalty impas- cd by law, while the mother must support both herself and the child.

Another important one is the ec-

onomic dependence oi’ women. Many women have worked faithfully, long hours and sacrificed everything -for their husband and children, often ruin- ing their health, and when their best

days are over and they are left, _per- haps a widow. the property has all been willed by the father to the chil- ren and she has “a living with the

Ll ll

-And there are many more l could

;he new law that has just come in mention. But in these strenuous force with regard to Prohibiiloif, and times women are being forced away .ve wish to express our gi'atit.ii<le to from their homes for economic rt-.as~

1 T' '"7" `_'.._..._._F § - W

_ . .

ons, to make their own-' 'wayiin life, and l am glad to say that.it_ has pass-

ei-ed respectable for a girl to earn lier own living. Today wesay, "lt is my daughtei-'s right to havesolae means oi' employment by which she can make her living if she wants to'."

Under present conditions it is very

important that we look closely- tothe laws we are living under, and if there is anything we could ask for better- ment in, let us do so. - . 4

Again we thank youlfor the -'kind

words ou have sppken 'and trust that in whatever phase o(_ public l'ie women may be called upon to unter. she may keep herself pure and wor- thy of the confidence you have ex-

. pressed in us today. ' » '

Miss Hazel Sterns, the _Supervison

congratulated the-institutes upon hav- ing accomplished the most successful year's work since the movement stdrt- ed. She said, in part:-“When we _consider the many duties of the busy women of our liistitutes we realize that this success has not been attain- ed without great sac:-iilcefof time and labor; but lt` proves. that in `P. ill. island, as in the other provinces of the Dominion that'the Womeu’s_ ia- stitutos are standing loyally together. keeping before them their high ideals und remembering their`~_n1otto:' "For Home and Country." Since the Wil' Womei°\’s institutes have- been formed in England and Wales, on 'practically

(Continued on page seven) Y

Mlnard's Limrnsnt used by Physicians

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GANADIAN GQVERNMEN1' RAILWAY!

i'nINo'E'EnwA im isi.ANn ‘ '

' ime Table In Effect June 28th 1918 ' ~ - V <

ff* .3

P.M. P.M. 4.00 12.15

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME’

Charlottetown . Arr.

."9 NIC mm

U m U

5.20 1.48 6.05 2.50 6.50 3.30 7.20 4.10

llunter River

Ln Emerald Junction a- Kensington Arr. Suinmersids '

?°.°°." :umm e-use

Dep .

, _ _ _ _ .___ ,-,

Train Outward-Read Down ` f Trains Inward-Read Llp .__

A.M. RM. Psa. Alu. 11.05 11.10 _ 10,15 10.41 10.10 - 0.40 10.00 0.40 7.40. 1.30 0.37 0.10 0.50 _ - 0.10 0.45 s;10 ‘

P.M. '

12.20 Dep. Bummerslds

2.10 " Port Hill 3,57 0'Leary 5,07 Alberton 0.05 Arr. Tigniah

8.50 9.48 10.37 11.18 11.55

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