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A RI-:iviiNnER EE1----~\--W--~----~ Thztt lad' of yours, overseas. All- ’
that ls humanly poslble is being donelg
M soo to it that he is well fed, well § S
;l.£.bed and efficiently equipped.
Organizations like the Y. M. C. A.
are looking to his physical comfort healthful recreation and clean fun.
if ho is sick or wounded the R Cross will provide for him with ten- der, loving care.
Yet there is one thing that wil bring s siiille to his face and a joy to his heart that n_one of these can give; that only you can give- Your'Photo- graph.
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Invites All Summer Tourists
to Call and have their Photographs Taken while
` in the City. .
The Bayer Studio
A. E. l.ll`()’il. Studio
Good Photogrepfny Moderate Prleee
Personal attention. to Amateur
Photography.
107 Queen Street
NIDIIB 65-wi
A careful select
tion of every__ line of Jewelry m irks our stock.
We will be pleas-
ed to ,have you tail.
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Do You Know-
Le G' di . E_lI1;_am3n ng Plant only
That we em ioy a skilled 5\\_rface _Gri_nd%r, and are daily llrindinti from the f¢\lEhe5lass- e most com- Dllcat kinds of lenses? ’
These are facts, which mean a good deal to the Glass wearing public, doing “Way with the annoying delays caused hiv sending “WHY for special eases. -5°1\d Your Blassee in b mHl|.Y0u’_l.;_Eet them bach gligglnbtly inperfect con-
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PARKMAN’S DRUG STORE
l-iavlng bought out_tlio Ellis Phar
iiizicy, I ain opening up an up to dat? llriig, Fancy Goods and Stationary store where the public will get thi-
bost goods ut the lowest prices.
I liuvo also sccurcd the SUN/1009 07
one or the nest iirussiais to disiwnsi
iiiy prescriptions and am using 0,1115 tho purest and best drugs obtainable
(live your patronage to one whf
will appreciate lt.
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PARKMAN'S DRUG STORE Montague, P. E- l-
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SITUATION BETWEEN SPAIN AND GERMANY REACHES CRITICAL STAGE
‘LON-DON, _August 26.-Gernian
iicwspupors received in Denmark nillriii that tiio situation be- tween ,Spain and* Germany is critical, but tlioy agree that German! cannot niako any concessions with re~ geril' to her submarine warfare, says xi despatch to the Exchange TGWSIBDD [goin Copciiliugoii.
‘Kink in the _ Back A
You bend over and
can scarcely get straigih tened up again. The comes on you_ so sud- denly you cant under-
stan 1 . _
This is lumbago. Like
backache and rheuma- tism, it is the result‘°of oisons in the_ blopd. Ii`h~e kidneys are _ 9- ranged, but the use of Dr. Chase’s_ K1dHeyiLl' ver Pills will soon set them right. The P31115 . and aches w:ll disap- pear with the P0150” -when the kidneys do -their work properly, .
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..°|T PAYS to buy in tbl! Province.
~..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is
*ie Georgetown Guardian represents zive.
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..*\8TORE IMPROVEMENTS. -
ldr. Jus. C. Ferguson has tor_n out thc tounters and shelving- of his drug store and _is replacing them by a very superior set of furnishings.-S.
.JTEACHER6 LEAVE.- Among he teachers wiio left the Island for
bo Western Provinces were_ Mis-, i-iiiifle Gordon, New Perth, Miss An- le Gordon. Mitchell River, Miss -Mil- `rod Conrad, Sturgeon and Miss Lot- le Fitzgerald, Georgetown. Thcsc young ladies curry with them the best wishes oi' the whole coiiiniunlty "or their future success in their ner. ilslri of labour.-G.
..*SCHOOL CHANGES.-The Geo
'getown Hig-li School which opens oi' Tuesday September 3. has had' several rhaiiges made in its teaching stuff, ai' he Trustees have employed the servl ics of Miss Bertha Smith. Mr. Hutton `)ulziel, Miss Cnmpbell and Miss Gal ‘ant for the coming year in place o' ‘lliss Lottie Fitzgerald, Miss Kath- rliio Breen, Miss Mnry Shaw niif' Vliss Margaret Jenkins, who rcsigiie" 't the end of the school year -after \ terin of very' satisfactory work. The -.ntiro stuff consists of Principal L V. Shaw, Vice principal Miss Annzi liar, Assistants, Miss Bertlia Sniitii Vlr. linlton Dalziel, Miss Cuinpbclf nil Miss Gallant. The School Board s to be congratulated iii obtaining thc ‘crvlces of such e capable stuff of eaclicrs nnd wish the teachers ever; 'uccess in their work.-G.
..*ANNANDALE.-Quite a iiuni-bei
'f ilsliorineii went to Picton lslnnil ot-ently and secured quite u lot 0' \crrlng,_-Mrs. R. R. Howett has 'cturned‘ from Sydney Mines where ihe has been since last September. She was accompanied by her little :rantlllaughter Alma McDowell, Syd- iey Mines.-4Mr. A. C. Myers went east Saturday on a business trip.- Mr.J.Mills, Sallor’s Hope is suffering: ‘rom la grlppe.-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. .VicDonald of Durrell were in Annan iale on the 25th.-Mr. Geo. Ho etl ind it. Robertson of Big Rivcxere 'tt Howlctt’s Mill on the 23rd.-Mr. J. J. Clarke’s new dwelling house is nearly completed outside.-Mr."H. \l'. Howlett went up to Dundas lasi »veek on a business trip.-Mr. Hlrein flobertson or Big Run is very ill ai 'iresent.- The crop of grain in thh vicinity is looking very well but if will be some ten days before any grain will bc cut.-Q.
..*iNSTITUTE MEETlNG.- The
nonthly meeting of the Lakeview Women’s Institute met at the homo oi Vlrs. E-. D. Fraser, North Lake on August 7th president in the chair. Af- ter the reading and adoption of mln- utes, reports were given by thc school committees and' it was decid sd that the Institute supply North Lake an-d Lakeville Schools, with cov- irod drinking fountains. A letter 'rom Canon Simpson. regarding som( chiinges in the method of adopting prisoners of war was read -by Secret ary. Means of raising funds was dis cussed and a resolution was pased namely that we hold an ice cream social on August 20th and that the ln stltute meet as a committee at Mrs. Walker-'s on August 13th to make ar- rangements for same. An interesting report of the Institute Convention was given -by our delegates. A col lection was taken in aid of P. VE. I. Hospital. Next meeting invited to home of 'Mrs. D. L. Morrow, North Lake. Numiher present ten members and one visitor. Meetliig closed' by the singing of the National Anthem.
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,gg leeued by Canada Food Board IS
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The sand is falling in the hour glass
as the empty jar awaits for the house- keepers attention. Old Father Time moves on and cuts the garden crop with his scythe. Before so very long the leaves will be turning brown, and the garden will be but n skeleton of its former self. The time to can is now.
lilan to' make good_ quantities of
apple butter and apple sauce this year for the will mean a great saving of
butter during the winter' months. To make apple butter take one bushel of apples to eight quarts of sweet cider. Cover and boil until tender. Rub the pulp through a strainer and cook 30 minutes longer. Then measure. For each gallon add eight cupfuls sug- ar, eight teaspoons around cloves, eight teaspoons ground cinnamon. Stir and boil 20 minutes longer. Fill into jars, and seal with paraffin. _
::Worms sap the strenth and un-
dermine the. vitpllty of _,cl_i&idren. Strengthen them uy_uslng other
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insertion for advertising in this cor umn. Cash must accompany order |
Minimum charge twenty-live cents. `
. .*B|G FISH SHiPMENT.-- The
Gorton Pew Fisheries Co.; shipped Monday by ruli 115 bbls I2 druius and 8 tiorces of wet Edited codllsli to Glou-
cester, Mass.-S . l
..*SfER|0US FIRE.-A fire which
itarterl from ii. dcfcctlvc lluc Monday :iorning at 7 o’i:lock cntlrcly destroy- ~.'l thc iiitcrioi' of Mrs. ltobcrt M.:- {cnzlc’:: ilwclliiig, Souils most et' the urnituro down stairs was saved, but \o<l1ling and furniture upstairs was leatroyed. The flreiiieri were promptly in hand and saved the outer l`i'ainc of he house ami thc lidjoiiiliig buildings Vlrs. McKcnzic’s liusbuiid has been iii
the army for thc lust two yours, Mis. Frank ‘Conroy generously took in the ’lttle family of 5 or G children. There .vas Iittlc or no insurance.-S. _
..*I. O. G. T. PICNIC.-St.Gcoi'ge‘s Lodge No. 1091. 0. G. 'i‘. iicid their innual piciilc on the furiii of Mr. James Hessian, Georgetown, ’1`ucsdu,\' August 20 and a most eiijoyahlo 1:(- lcrnooii was spent. A lnirc iiuiiiliei' if the Lodge members aiu: liiviicil
'illests were present and the ulter- iioon was spent ill gziiiies ol’ all kinds. The ladies of tho Lodge served lunch which though most dainty and uppcl izing was according to the strictcsi regulations of the Food Controller. Or the approach of evening the guest.- departcd feeling well satislicd witl their afternoon.-G.
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Mr. Lincoln Currie, Albion (‘ro.~:1~
visited Albion on Sunday- last.-G.
..*Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bulpllt
ltoseneatli visited Brudciiell last week
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..*Mr. Douglas Gordon and Miss
Florence Gordon, Brudencll visited Eloseneath Friday.-G.
..*Mr. Egerton MacNab, St. John‘s
Vewfoundland was recently visiting `rlcnds iii Brudcnell.-G. '
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..*The Misses Helen and Mary
Jreed, Albion are spending a few days visiting friends in Montague.-G.
..*Mrs. James Gordon and Miss
Iuzcl Gordon, New Perth visited leorgetown and Brudenell during the lveek.-G.
..'°Mi'. and Mrs. John lill-.Farlniie
ind Mr. und Mrs. Walter ltogersoli, Jrapaud, are visiting friends in Rosc- neath.-G.
. .*Mr. Arthur Yoston, "Armoiirics" Jhzirlottetown and who is spending a `urlough at his himo in Georgetown lrove to Albion during the week.--G.
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and Ointment
Quickly soothe and heal eczemas, rashes. itchin_gs and burnings of the skin.
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This lligli-class l\’lc’Cl;iry
Steel
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i Here is a beautiful _STEEL RANGE made for us by the McClary Com-
pany, manufacturers of the “Famous” line of stoves.
_ This Range is the latest word in design and finish-made along beautiful lines with smooth polished finish, oven door and reservoir are covered with snow-White enamel, niuking it extremely attractive in appearance and easy to
keep clean.
Made with pouch feed door at front, improved Duplex style grates, also
I furnished withlifter, poker and scraper. In design, construction and finish f this range leaves nothing to be desired. It is the woman’s friend, because it is i easy to operate and gives universal satisfaction. Complete as above illustra-
lZl0l`l; FREIGHT PAID, Price .$52.90
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HOLMAN’S
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These prices offer you savings that you can not very well afford to overlook.
12 Fly Catchers for 180 Bon-Ami, per cake |20 - Scouring Powder, 3 tins for 251' Laundry Soap, per cake 51/£0
Talcum Powder, 190
Johnson’s Liniment, 190 Minard’s Liniment, 190
Dental Cream, 190
Styptic Pencils for stopping blood, useful
when shaving. 50
Rubber Gloves, 590 Tooth Picks, 51: :ind 71-,
Mixed Candy in 5lb lots, per lb l5l~é<'»
The _|sland’s Biggest,
Kitchen Chairs 691' “D '-
Brace with 10 inch sweep 594' Ratchet Brace 390 _ Guaranteed Roofing, 3 ply, $2.58.
Foot Scraper, each 231*
Step Ladders, 791' ~
Cover Knobs, three for 24'- Aluminum Salt and Pepper Shakers, per
pair 150 .
Lead Pencils, unvarnishcd per doz. 100
Webster’s Dictionaries |70 Chatterbox, 1913 edition, regular $1.25
for 690 '
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ANNUAL ssssioN 1o1s-19 OPENS SATURDAY SEPT. 2|
MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY
MOUNT ALLISON LADIES’ COLLEGE _
Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered.
Oilers General, Special, and' Miitriculntion
Courses leading to the Colleges of Arts. En- gineering, Medicine, etc. Niniiiial Training.
rouuozo 1ss4. session isis-19 _ OPENS SEPTEMBER 7
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This is the largest Residential Ladies'
For information regarding Courses of Study. Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes,/Affiliated Re- lations, Expenses, etc.
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incoming Students wishing Residential
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Courses in ARTS, SCIENCE, AND THEOLOGY
MOUN l` ALLINON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ofieis courses in Buslnees,Sliorthnnd.and
Typewrlting, Penmanship, etc.
Comfortable Residence, Strong Staff of Experienced Tcachere
A limited number of positions available
by which students either male of female may assist themselves to pay expenses.
FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9.
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College in Canada.
WE STAND FOR-High ideals, Soul Cul-
ture. intellectual Equipment.
WE GIVE COURSES IN-Music, Oratory.
Ilousehold Science, Literature, l-‘ine Arts and Univeristy Matriculation. Business Courses are provided by the Academy Affli- iated with us..
WE POSSESS-An enviable reputation
of almost continental scope.
Our Art Museum is a feature where we
consider we stand without a peer. Free Cal- endar on application to.
Rev. B. C BOKDEN, D. D., President sAc_i<y||.L_l. N. e.
J. M. PALMER, M. A., LL. D. Principal
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