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' Overseas Servive

250 Men Wanted

All to remain together throughout

the Campaign. _ _

Apply to the Recruiting Officers

Major C. Leigh, Charlottetown Cap. W. C. Cook, “ _ Lieut. L. A. Mooi'e",'i"Si1mmerside

and_ any Officers of the 82nd Regiment. '

The Sask A

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_ Ei. The sask-Alt; is at the _ ‘L-:i~" .7 ""“ to in scienti c range

.2 5 g "'"'. coiistruction. It is built

all to meet the special needs

of the particular house-

wife. It has all the latest time and fuel-saving devices, which render it a valuable asset to the home. lt’s massive appearance lend dignity to the bright appear- ance of the kitchen. It’s baking and cooking results are never surpassed. This is the range to buy 'for your home,

Price complete with Nickel Feet, Warming Closet,

Reservoir, less Wood Grate...... ..... .....$54.75

Complete with Coal Grate .................. _.$56.25

delivered to your nearest station.

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` MATINEE Peo es rite..

_--rss MAN wi-io moss -riimes.

POLITICAL MEETING FOR MT.

'l‘i:a. l’arty at Grahame Road Tuesday.

ICE CRE/IM FESTIVAL.--An ice

i-rt-iiiii festival will be held in New ilavt-ii, Scptcniber 7tli, under the aus- '- ` 's ot New Haven

piles ol the liidle _ _ - l'roi:i‘cds to go towards Machine bun

H S NOW MERRILY RING

DOING THINGS; FOR MATHIE-

HYMENEAL-A very pleasant event

took place :it St. I’eter's tlliurcli, St. l’i»ter's llay, on 'Fiiesilay lust when Miss Mary Mclsiiac, one of that local- lt_v‘.~i fairest :ind most esteemed young Indies, bocanio the wife ot' Alexiiiider t)'lI:iiiley, of the same place. 'I`lie iiiipliaitkiiot wus tied by the pastor, ltiiv. .i\. Mi'Aul:iy.' Miss Miiry l\’lc(‘oi‘- iiiaic, of St, (leoi'gc.s, cousin of tho lirlilv, and l$oiiIi'u<~.e Ullaiiley, brother

w ~___H_' ____w___w_____ _ - _ _ 1 (__. me groom' dm the honors fm. um through lielgiuin in order to attack

r-iiiitractiiig parties. After ii. sump- tuous wedding breakfast at the home of the grooui’:~i parents, Mr. and Mrs. llariiaby (Yliaiiley, the bridiil party drove to Souris for diiiner, returning iii the evening to the lioine ol' the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mclsuac.

vited giiests. The evening was pleas- iintly spent in daiice, song :ind story. 'l`lie inaiiy and valuable presents rc- ceived by the young couple were evi- dence ot’ the high esteem in which they are held in the community.- t‘ongi'aitulatloiis.

THE PEOPLE’S THEATRE.-This

popular Iioiise, reorgniiised and regen- erated. opt-in-,il its doors to a host oi' new I'rii~iiils null patrons ycsterdiiy. win-ii tht- Iii-st programnie under the liifw iiiaiiizigi-iiiiiiit was pi‘csuiited. The .<pi»i‘liil fi-iiturc was the first of the “.\lutu:il Master" pictures, " On the

.\`iglit Stage," and scrvcil to liitrodiicc' thi- fainioiis lcgitiinate star, Robert- lidisliii. llc was ably supported by .\Iiss ltlien Mitt-hell and Mr William S. Ilart. This production runs through tive acts, wliicli were followed by the packed iiiidieiice with intense interest! lii_ coiiii’il_v, t‘liai'lie (Iliapliii was the reigning feature, and in the two-part t'iiri-ii'iil play, “llis 'l`r_\'Stiiig l’laci-,” t'lizii'lii- siii't'c<'lti>tl in iittiiiniiig his atin- biiioii. :ind thi- iiiiiliciice fiiirly roi-lied with lziiigliii-r froin start to Iliiisli. ’l`l\c iiiiiiixigi-nil-lit ;:i‘i~:itly iippreciiito the iw-1-.-|»ii<»ii iivi-iiivloii llii-iii by the public of <'li;irlolIi-Iowii. :ind beg Io assure

‘HHH "\ll"l'ii’lll'i~ :ind an t-xl.r-iisivo rc- pi-rt|iii'<- i-:in :if-liic\'c.

AY8t bu I this Province. DONT F

' IT P 0---y n Theatre this

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triasrIlI\IcS:|ii`f|Ici'nool\ at 3 o'clI:Jck. ii SUPFURT THE SKNDIDATES'

--- ' WHO SUPPORT TH; MATHIESON

aonoziv Ex`PEcTs EVERY MAN GQVERNMENT THAT sEcunED To no His DuTY sv MA'ri-iiEsoN‘ $100,000 susalnv Fon ALL T|ME.

Poi.i'ricAi. MEETING at Peoples the Night Stage" and _char cii_apliri iii

'Plieutre to-iiiglit. Special matinee 3 ‘His Trysting Places, Peoples Thea- o'clocli this afternoon. tre Matinee to»daY-

HERBERT.--Tllo date for the politl- SON GOVERNMENT BY AN OVER- cal meeting at Mount Herbert has WHELMING MAJORITY YOU been clitniged from Wednesday, Sept. PROVE TO SIR ROBERT BORDEN 15, to Tuesday, Sept. 14. YOUR APPREC_lATI.0N OF HIS

1- SYMPATHETIC .CONSIDERATION

TEA PARTY. -D0n’t forget the big FOR THE lSLAND'S CLAIMS.

Sept.. 7th. Something in store for lovers f ' '

of sport. if day is not fine will_ be

lield first fine day. 2323

|.‘\md_ 2851 says a copy has been received ot' lilo

#__- 'iie\v Grey Hooks issued a few weeks

WHY DO OUR FISHER FOLKS ago_by the Belgian Government, con-

NOW CHANT A SONG AS THE taining _supplementary _ ilespulcllefi GgEA-|- wi-||TE FLEET GAILY dealing with the diplomatic crisis pre- STEAMS ALONG.? WHY D0 OUR ceding the war.

wonKs OP _ , m i I; 4, AND .io|_Lv oi.D FARMERS wHis- siiys Flie Daily News. is ii ilii:-ii~ili-i TLE AND SING? 'TIS THE LIFE dated August 4, 1914, from Baron liey- AND H0pE pR05pER|1'v BRINGS, ens, the Belgian Mliiister at _lier_l\li. FUR MA-ri-||E50N'5 (_;0V'|v|ENT is giving a suinniaiy of a tlraiiiatii. ton-

50Ni5 GOWMENT |3 D0|NQ Herr von Jagow, the Gerinaii Foreign TH|NG5_ Secretary, relating to the (icrinan de-

_____. inand for leave ot ptissul»Zl*

where they iwwtilvetl the lienrty con- _l_“_h“b_l_mu(s' bm “mo L” 'my you 'W griitulations of it large nunilier ot' ln- ‘hum .y'

tliiiiii tliiit il will bo their utmost cn- . _ ` - .4 ., ',, _l____\______ ___ ___._.____ ________ “___ _WSL _“___ .ill piop_ortion to thi. iiiilitniy \.ilui ot'

PeoD19'5

LAST OPPORTUNITY to sec “O11

BY RE~ELECT|NG THE MATHIE-

r|NVlSlllll [ll BELGIUM

i.oNnoN, sept. 3.4'riie iiiiiiy Nt-.ws

“A most interesiiiig dot-uiiieiit."

versation he had on that day willl

through Belgium. Herr von Jas0W said:

solute necessity to ninke upon yfllll' (lovcrnnient this deniaiid. lt is for (lerinaiiy it question of life and death. Iii order that she may not bc I-ruslied. she niust herself ilrst. crush I-`i'niice. and tlicn tiii'ii against Russia.

“We have been iiiforincil tliiil. 11

l"rc-iicli :irniy is preparing to pil-so

us on our flank. We are hound to prevent slicli an attack. lt' the llel- giaii Army does not blow up bridges and allow us to occupy licige and it- self retires to Antwerp, we proniise not only to respect Belgian iiiilopeud~ ein-ti, :ind the life and propoi‘t_v of llic

“lt is with a. feeling ol` extreme

iiiortiliciitioii (la niort. dans lziiiie--tlie death in the soul) that the Knisi-1* and his Governiiient have been obliged to tiilte this decision. 'l`0 inysclf it is the most painful step that I have ever taken in all niy career.”

“Biiroii Bcyens' reply was: 'What

would you say il' wc were to yield to ii similar iiiciiace on the part ol' I<‘i'iincc? You would say that we wi-i-ii co\\'ardS. iilcapiilile of dcfeiidiiig our neutrality :ind of leading an independ- ent. life. ily way ot' iicknowil-ilgeiiiciit.

GERM I

_> 0,2 C33 >O gon 'TIE UN >> 55:* i-cn cz “FI 'Fl

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Iliiily (Thro-

iiicIe`s diplomatic correspoiideiit says:

“lt would be only fulfilling the ina-

licious iiiteiitioiis of the central pow- ers to accept the present militiiry de- monstration on the frontiers oi’ Ser- bia and Runiania at its face value. its purpose in the most. favorable cir- ifiiiiislziiices iiiust be more political tliiui iiiilitary. 'l‘Iie expeiise of the sug- gi-slcrl (li-.riiinii plan Io lireiilc Ilirougli Si-rbin and Iiulgzirin to <‘oiistaiitinopli\ cvi-ii il' il proved siiccl-siiI'iil, wliivli is ill-virlcillv iinprobiible would be out of

the .ii-liiiivi-iiiiiiit, Ally ircsli ntlacli oil Si-.rliia will i;oi'Iiiiiil_v i-i-<'i‘cziI.e the liiil- lian Iieiigiie. and sucli al coiitliigciii-_\'--- ~ bringing into action ilgziiiist the 'l`eil-

“We have 'been compelled by ali-y

Doon0p¢ii

The Three Part Broadway Star Feature’

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iTi`ia` viTAcRAi>H coni>ANY PRESENTS _` »

“UNCLE BILL” I

Featuring DONALD HALL, ANITA 's'rEwAR'r, . _

William Humphrey, Julia Swane Gordon, Constance Talmedge; Billy Quirk, Albert Roccardi, Jack Brawn

- A .ioLi'.Y RoLL1cRiNc LAUGHABLE coiusnv

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“ROOM TWENTY TWO”

NINTH EPISODE OF

“T1-IE BRoKEN coiiv”

Mysterious Murder Committed in Kitty’s it oom in the Episode “Room 227,’ one of the most Thrilling Intallments so far Reaieased

The Animated Right Off Forbes Law Duguid

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The Reel Baritone

‘ Up-To-Date News ' Joker C0m€dy Orchestra

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'TEE PEoPLE’s THEATRE

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-Under New lVlar\agerr1er\t.- _

STARTING IN TO PLEASE YOU . _

For our first program we have the_pieasure of presenting the Mutual Masterpicture

“On The Night Stage” _

--With ROBT.EDESON, RIIEA MITCHELL and WM. S. HART-

ENSATIONAL d in 5 Bi Acts 5

SERIES OF STERLING Produce _ g .

MELO DRAMATIC INCIDENTS 500 People in the Cast

RELIEVED BY AN OUTSTANDING Scenery of tho Great

HEME or GREAT MORAL WORTH Plains ofthe we.-,¢_ _

r.E§iesoii ascghe 1Y1i“iSF°§;.P°'.§'§y'sA A FEATURE SEEN ONCE NEVER '

tirring arac er in is o _ . blase. yet artistic Manner I`0RGO'ITEN _

Holds Ai ea sin ie Ha ed loo GREAT ACTING

. iz nd _ ._ . . , Cctv B0yS_ . .__ A GREAT Honsi. RIDING Fi:ATs

HA ~ ` ATERING THE FIRST

Special I |HAi;iiiN` .6 f..oiviEDY "O15 __

AUSES HASES

Labur in ' HEER \ ARE I I A '*‘/iAll:°i~¥7fi`-p-I

GOODTHS1 ` 'I

atlllée A 2 PART scREAiviiNG 1ARcE _ _ _

A continue .is succession of real hearty laughs with

scene after scene of the most humorous nature EYE

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0 Clock l ALiAIsi°liiMvi\ii£iiwv‘I\(LElNT1NE ON Us

> , tonic powt-.rs over l.25ti,I)00 inen-(iiir- man diploniai-y ciiiiiiot possibly con- teinplatc.

MD=_iy TING PLACES Ai I f ~ _ _

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~ L-*I

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’l`lii.‘. is the biggest value ever advertised. If you

need a iwiige well made and remarkably good value, this is the one for you to buy. It is fitted withlpatent revel sil .Ie grate, large top with tasty nickel trimmings, extra large Ash Pan. Read the price. and seeif it can be beaten in any other line as a quality competition range.

The Crown Prince Range, complete with high

Shelf .... ....... $26.50

The Crown Prince Range, without shelf 25.00

_ INHOLESALE & RETAIL YAQE ooci'sll<i\“o\ii<ireGo

|.”..‘|-._'._:°~:_= _

PATRIOTIC YEAR Canadian National

EXHIBITION

TORONTO Aug. 28th to Sept. 13th

Complete display of.Canada’s resources. and Manufactures

Canada’s greatest Live Stock Show.

Creator’s famous band heading unequalled musical programme

MARCH OF THE ALLIES

Splendid military scenic productions featured by aviation flights.

Closing each night with wonderful fire works display.

The usual low rates will apply from Charlottetown and other

dns. left on Mondiiv /for lit-rilioiiie iii PM on “ppm wfeudor it vigorous liostnn, :ict'oiiipaiili‘il by her little son mums( liself'

and two sisters, the Misses Ada iiiiil “E05”

\VliiIl`i'cd Macdonald, \vlio are rclurn- “ Ti

ing to resume their duties as tearliers

in the lldston schools. A I i

A glad liaud of welcome is being ex-

; teiiilcd by the iiilniy friends and ae- .

~ _ ' I iiiiziliitiiiices of Mr. and Mrs. \Vlllinm S B G $ _

tloriiian, ot’ Deliver, (loloriido, who are O T

` mm, me-wine;

""9 0 B n B nw ‘succes BERLIN, Sept "~»I~]mperor William* ' _ 4- ‘;:::":.‘. 5”.,

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years ago, has also distinguished him- Mack I‘ “l;‘l"‘ If 1, "nl Blunt: _ (_ ' ` -. D* 'l`his is Mrs. Gornian's first visit to uagllg' ‘_"_ l'.lgh‘fil: ‘l°"°rau°“ whhml ' V ,. .'-,__-` .ti .._1 and unix vid!!! the Province. She expresses hertfolf le *mp°'°r"‘ Fi’ ' _ ‘ ~ lwlrli. Q li N* as highly pleased with the people and ' '_ A R ` iwhichsolndfdbi tho Island. as they In many ways re. FRENCH USING NEW i \_ `. "L,` ,,; limos enola

mimi mir of imnie, that pretty spot in POWERFUL 5°MB; _ _ _f _ it-_ |"e]m“l' Tipperary’ PARIS. Sept. 6.-A well-known avia- , -I F -` ‘

- ill tor ilosifribcs how ii six our old rn i . _

at present visiting the Germans' old _

horfm ;ltt};ell{;aC5i)E8' sigh' Gomxgi (Special to the Guardian.)

Mr. \\’illiaiiii IC. l<‘orlii‘s, of lirzice , ‘tilt ‘°‘.‘i°v'“S_"wFflt Hk°l~V'_ as I1 nilmblf

,Mciiay & (‘o.. Suniiiiersidc. spent the im-I-K,)r,l ‘\ mmm md' that me hmét

week-ciiil and the liolidiiy In Char- im lmdy movufln. lm' wut of Aumrm . . ~ » l0m_wWn_ .ind (.crniany is iiiteiidiiil doubly as a |i,\i¢|g‘, sept, li.--Not. oiilyilll |0- sinstcr si_ipporL ol’ the political pro-

.Hm _mS__,,,s Nm, Bmw “mlm Bug, Ul'3_'|` _;l§_‘_!_llI_S TG l1_-“iSlilll0\l9_I.V Hd' saiits lizivc oi'gziiii7.iiil ii dcixilly gum-

iiall. l*`=lllll_v ltolifwtsoii. Beth and Miss aiitfiiiiiiin ‘-0 '"1 Milli as dl‘.“ru"i‘ "lm" Ii:iI.teiil>iir_v, and Miss I)eiiiiis left yos- ' .“m‘mm' eanwm" the mia'

‘ inaini-il Slate, I leari fr gil

ii-rdiiy iiiorning for Mount Allison Col- . ' ' '. ., -1 om u W 'm' de D'3"“‘i"' . p.g.,_3u(.k\.i||e_ t’oiii_ied soiiicc. is steailflistly re- '|~m.,,- M-tivity t-ltigery resoiiililes

jectiiig alteriiiitely coercive and _

Mn Gmnut 1_nI_m,lN,m,_0l~th(,_ Sued 'é‘;’:f_f_l_|_;:Iv0T`Y _T_l;gllf?______l)g' tor in the ilcstrtii-tion ut {\iipolcoiis

ii ¢i,or.i=i i ii. - ' * ' 'f iiilgnliils lioliilhifs“liloliidqotlfielioiiigngi port in m“"iU°"S ‘.0 Tllrkey' The; are _continually liax'ilSl~l0ll» 1591*' Slllmly Murray Hu|_hm__ left this morning on liniiiiiiiiiiii aimy, which would eer-_ U-“ins i,,¢(,,-ccpgmly Mui 1-iillwiiy lin.-s mmm to ottawa -1\".V <0~0il0¥‘I1l.0 Wllll 'Ile 0013!' BUF connecting their bases are torn up.

' kiin States in resisting the German in-

Mm (Dr) I, H ,mmmpqon who yiision oI'_ Serbia and liulgaria mini- f

has beeii speiiiliiig the suiiiiner iii Dun- - ,mis mm' ~' 600900 mm" “ml may l"`

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teac-liei's. while here about sixteen Cnnferrvl '|'_§i(_] M SIM V self In business in his adopted country. F e“{‘|'“'" “` °"‘ “_” I* G °

Ly y D -

fessor of scioiice joined the war ser-

vice as it sub-liouleiiant to try out it

new liquid bomb he had just inveno

- ed. i - ' |'N M U A member of the Act!dUttiy‘ ‘o‘_I _

i Science and an officer of the Legion of Honor, the professor offered his

bomb treo on condition that he he nl-'

JOHN G||_|_|5_ lowed to direct the first military trial;

____ But, as tho regulations forbid any

There pzis/sell peacefully to rest, at HU-V0- R member. 0? U10 Milly takin!!

itmitsfurii, August 27m, After A lin- Wiii' illslitswlw promptly voliiiiteered

. p0in1;S_ gerliig Illness, which he bore patient- anti IECSIVSU B C0ni_niIss:on. Hr; took

- ' ‘ l , .mlm oiiiis, in his eznd year. ne _ie 0 i0rvf=i"s Seat ii ii liiliiiw i iir iii:

ADat§;?1fISS§e t 6th Restélrp :igmlts F§§iS35 lgaves to mourn besides a wide circle ODGFBIIOM “elf H0\l\lt€\'|l9. Bild 110'

ug' t to ep ‘ up ` ' of friends and relatives, a sorrowlng CUFBIBIY ll¥`0DD6lI ll bomb WGIBNHK _H

, SCDI-lst-.Mb-» 7th ‘ sthi 13th' 15th 2575 widow. four daughters, Mrs. G. W. hulllifefl P0\ll\llB Oli ii chateau. lhn

“ 3rd., and 8th ‘ 11th and 15th 23-55 iianiiiiiy, Knuisrora; Mrs. Lewis Mac- locyloefninndheadquitriers. wi;_en like

‘ ` ' ` Kenzie, S ringfleldg Ssdio, Pearl, and 91110 0 C “F0 HWBYI 0)' How! 8 Ch -

TlckOtIIf(Il‘l./`Siltle’oIflI§l`i)tI:ii; and Information given .one son, Iionaiii, in the home in which teaiivhul been practically demolished-

3 i 1' 3 he Wm be gremy m1“ed_ The fun. The airmen nsserts that the bomb

, emi whi h was |m-geiy “tended Wu is tentold more destructive than this

W, K, conducted by the Rev. Robert Mar- some WBISN In dynamite. The pro- `

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RUSS|A'S PEASANTS WAR

AGAINST THE GERNIANS.

lii.iid but in llussiii lJl"’l*'*l` ‘IW l"5“`

rllla waii'|'iti‘c iigaiiist thi: Goriuuiis, ac-

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cording to a eori'i-.spolliloiit of l<i.inLo

that which was so illiporlaiit ii flic-

Grand Arinee in 181~2. The (lel'llli1\llS

’ il _

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`l`lit~_\' st-ck to iivi~ii|;i- ilitiiiislilws oii woiiiiiii and t-liililrt-ii, but to pri-\'i-nt this tlii- pi-nwiiiits :ire :~_\'sti\iii:itli':ill_\' iivziriiilliiig thi- vll|:i_»l<`-*i illlll llilllllillii. and arc di-\';ist:iti1i_i: tIii~ coliiitry iii ull dirt-<~tioiis ln |`i‘iin|. :ind oii the Iliiiilis of the iiilvziiii-iiii: ciiliiimis.

'l‘lic i~iiri~i-spoiitloiit turl hor says tluit

Russiiiii i|iilil:ii‘y»zigeiiIs: liiivc dis<~o\'-

cred ti i‘laiiuli\.\itiiie supply depot for (‘i~rni:iii flihiuurliiiis ui lligii ll was

Iiistzilli-1| in it l`iii~tiii'_\' oivniiil by iiii Iinporliiiit i-oiiipiiiiy. one dii'i~<~toi' of whit-li wai.s ii tlcrinnii. A lnrgai quan- tity ut' giisiiliiii: and iili-uliol was con- iisclitcil.

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A an that was mm-131°; B kind tenor is now directing the mimufac

City Ticket Agent lliiving husband and father was l\"`9~0f H1889 ll0m\lB. which have 0011- '

80 Great Ge0I'H6 SIfl'C6f laid to rest In the Presbyterian Came lfibuied lliftrely to tho successes In G

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THIS FLAG COUPON

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I CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

' gh! D! mis paper ting '_"9'_,. -iii-¢ci@m°f" _'M'

' Full-Bin Alone: as Cumplsts 84 ig and Outfit

lf I to

L additional Ifiirligitzlv l‘:“I0mnnI: mai” arts

Pfoviloi) "lor ,roster diltuiool nk ymir optgqnnf ado lol I at I lin' dns In duh-sd. »~i-di the ll." and M0080 in lint use (ar 'lo. any Canadian point#

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THE lNHlBlllNl$

I.()Nllt)i\'. Sept. ll.-A despatch th

the 1~Jxi~liiiiige 'I`elogriipli Company froni Athens says: ~ ‘

"'l‘riivcllei's arriving from Constantl-

iiople iiiiiioiiiice that on Friday last Tiirlis buriicd the town of Isinid, and iiiiissziciril a large iiuuiber of tho AI- nit-iilan iiilialiituiits. - '

lslliiil lies iit lliv liead ot’ the Gulf ot

lsnild, in Asia Minor. about 56 miles soiitliciist ul' t'oiistiiiiiliiople. lt has linen the i-esidciiec oi' both (lreek 'iid Armenian /\i'i'lil\isliIi'DB. Its popfld. tion is iibout 25,000 . _I

Boys and Girls sTRoNe_ pours

FOR SCHOOL

Never before have we had

such a complete assortment of these goods. ‘Much time has been spent in selecting th_e very best values and you will be pleased. ,.

can In To-day GIRLS’ BOOTS

$1.35 $2.25

1-45 i 2.50 . 1-65 2.75 1.75 3.00

BOYS’ BOOTS 1

$1.15 $2.35 .

I.95 2.50

2.00 2.35 " 2.25 3. 0

CLEARANCE SALIEOF TRUNKS and VA ISES. AT -COST

Mom. it smith

_ _ _ A I I Ei’ L "

249s_8_uMumtuu_ (ery, Mount Royal, Lot 9, the recent raids by French airmen. 3 ilUm» _ _ _