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-SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.-The regular rnoutlily rncctlug of thc Sum-1 rnerside School Board was held last evening. t‘liairnian Stewart and all the trustees present, except Mr. Al-' bert Baker whose resignation is in, the hands oi the Government. The re-_ slgliation ot Miss Simpson from the teaching stair was accepted. Miss l~`.’ Robblee was appointed to till the vii-_ caiicy :ind will take one of the prim- ary departments. The appointing of the supplement was dealt with, some small increases being made to the teachers in the priiiiary department. The contract for supplying coal was n\\'ni'dcd to Jcseph Read & Co.. Ltd. A conimittee was appointed to ro cure with the ggrndlng and beaugfy- ing of the school grounds. (‘ommunl- cations wero read from the Town

Council and Provincial Governr.nents,l re-appointing Joseph Perry and Jos- eph .\lcCullough as trusLees.-C.

chance, is Guardian scant in Summer aide. -

TIONS commenced yesterday in Sum-I tmerside with the largest attendance

Alberton there are thirty otudentl _taking the exams.

Hara", Captain Dunn, Loulaburg. N.S.

nlioim Picton. N. S. _

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-THE ENTRANCE EXAMINA-

iu some years. about 120 taking the examinations. inspector Moilulgan. Hunter River. inspector Gallant, Misa‘ Maud Murphy, Misa Cordelia. Munn. Russel Smith and Robert Gordon. At

S'$IDE SHIPPING

Schooners salted:-sehr. “W. P. 0’-

S(-hr. "Lelin Linwood,” Captain Tre-

Schr “Elmer B. Grey,” Captain

Glynn. Picton, N. S

-UNI CENT por word each insar

32.11 for advertising in this column-

mum charge, twenty-uve cents

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at La11erty’s Tomor- ial Parlours, Summerside.

tate, James Kennedy. 505-6-24Mtt.

Monday in Charlottetown .-V _

S. S. "Cascapedia;', Captain Hern,,week in \.|c,_or|a _V

.\lontreal. P. Q.

sc-hr. "Charles Htiskel" Captain

Trenholm, Picton, N. S.

Schr_ "Divine", Captain Fraser, Char

lottetown. P. E. l.

Gas. “Patrol D.", Captain McCarthy,

Tlanish. P. E. l.

S.S_ “Ostera.” Captain Kempt. Char-

lottetown, P. E. l.

Schooiiers ai'rived:- Schr. ".l'. B.

,\lurtin,” Captain (labprn, Chatham, N. B.

Schr. “Ralnh". Captain Wrye, Bou-

ctouche. N. B.

Schr. "Patrol D.", Captain McCarthy

Chlirlottctowh. P. E. l.

Sclir_ “J. Howell," Captain Ricker.

New York, U. S. A.

-The Schr. “Charles Haskell."

Captain Trenholm, finished discharg- ing Coal for R. T. Holman. Limited, and sailed for a return cargo.

-SChl_'~ “Urania," finished discharg-

ing coal' for R. T. Holman. Limited, and sailed for Plctou to bring another cargo for that firm. _

E .J i _ _

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _

TIME TABLE IN EFFFECT JULY 8th, 1916. '

Trains. outward-Read down

i’..\i. A_M. .\_M Atlantic Stiuidii 3.45 ' ' '

5.00 Llp 5.45 2.013 _ 6.22 2.-i9

Hunter

L.: ee *D

._

.""“‘l\"'T v_:va<-Ct,-L =~"~ '-‘V i¢'¢;. Q* °‘:-‘ _.1 .v5

liciisinglo

7.00 50 Arr. Siinimerside Dept. 9.00

8.10

Dept.

908 "'

9.57 _ 10.38 .

Port Hill O'l.cary Albcrton Tignisli

¢_-1-c _,_-rs ¢c»

11 lo _ i . Arr.

11.00 1.30 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 1.0.10

lirnerald Jct. 9.59

Suiumerside Arr.

Trains inward-Read u

ri1'i`ltne A.M_ l’.M. P.M. A.

c

Wea; 6. . ¢2f£".?""a

River 10.36 9.2

sagem owls owns

6.15 5.30 4.50

n _ 0.27

8.45 5.05 _ 7.48 3.31 7.03. 2.07 6.19 12.55

Dept. 5.45 12.00

". ues & Sat. Tues. _ Mnn.\1’cd. or

'l'lius.& Sat.

Fridiiy ._,

8.55 8.55 6.80 Dept. 9.110 9.50 7.25 Arr.

PM 3.00 Dept. Charlotte

. 4.10

4.36

_mm 5°-`°;,_; 9 _,,_.-soot; -4** of

_Moreli

4.57 St, Peter 6.00 11.15 ` Arr. Souris

~_7T1`0"`” "7 7" ' Xi5@_"`1§liiiii'rY W

E1nei'aidJ'ct. Arr. Ca-pe Traverse Dept.

Mt. Ste'-vurt '

Tiles.

Sat. P.M.

8.35 8.00

7.50 7.00

9°-ao<o O'-fa ~l?;.1

i-ro§»>-o_o' io'cuN;_i<;i cn‘¢»€~cO

town Arr.

s 7.44

Dept 0.40

ijepi. 5247

_ ani.

.' 8.50 Dept. Mt. Stewart Arr. 11.35 3.50

10.00 (Iiirdigan

4 lo

5.011

1)

5...5 10.30 Iiiontnguw

6.00 “__ 11.10 A_i-r. Georgetvwii

7.40 2.30 . 7.16 2.10

llopt 6.40 1.30

A..\il. I’.I\l. 8.10

_ 9.50

ll.45

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3.10 Dept. Clnti'lotteto‘.vii 4.25 Vernon River

_ 5.55 Arr. Murray Harbor Dept.

_Gil Trains. unless marked, run daily Sunday excepted.

w _

ATM. 9.45 5.31 7.00

P.M. 5.35 4.01 2.00

Arr.

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Commodore

Season 1916 Enrollment No. 37

Champion Speed Sire of Mari

2.13 1-4. Champion Paccr of Maritirne Province-:`=_ consider, 2.05 on

Girl, 2.17 1-2, Rexllght, 2.17 1-4.

Mile Track, Hilda S.. 216, Iona Premier,2l9, Orwell Belle 2.23

Commodore 2.25, Helen G. 2 27. Commodore Eipuiiet 2.25, Zealol 2.29 1-2. Kitchener Matinee 2.25, Niitwood second in race M. 2.20 Tom Commodore 2.24 and 20 others just waiting. for a chance to

step in the Charmed Circle, and h self Champion Sire. His Sire Champion Sire, his Grand Sire t list today. _

So Breecers mate your Good

can be seen till iurthcr notice at his own stables Montague.

M .

Mr. Ellis the latter part of

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as heis an admirer of good stock would rather keep him here f h be ii f h b '

Terms $15. for Season guaraiit ' ` ' l B & C

.‘;:'.‘.§...:."°;..§.‘:.;.? "“ "°~ 1 lack 0. PHARMACY LTD. ` Sunnyside _

l

ELLIS

Mu- _

Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 was a

Lydard 34109

time Provinces, Sire oi Bob Mac

1-4, Arena Belle 2.22 1-2, Lady

owfould they miSs as he is him-

lie Great Bingin 2.06 heads the

Mares with the Great Sire. He

arch rel used a handsome price

1 “For Cliiiiaware f

-Mr. Herbert Ramsay of ’l‘ruro.

was in Sunrrnerside, this week on business.-X

brook.-\".

-Messrs E. Boswell, Miner Mac-

Nevin and Wesley Clarke. Victoria,

spent Dominion Day in Suinrnerside.

panied by his daughter Miss Mabel. Albertoii. recently spent a few days lu Victoria the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas L. Wright.-V. `

-Mr Thomas Walsh, who .was

called home on account of the ill- ness of his father. the late Mr. David Walsh. Sumnioreide, left Tuesday morning on return to his home in Detroit.-X

-L_ieut Walter Lefurgey of the

10-.ith Battalion who has been visit- ing his home in Bedeque for a few days, crossedby the Northumberland on Tuesday morning on return to Valcartier.-X

-(iiiniier William E. Daley, Sum-

niersitle. who has enlisted in the Siege Battery was presented with ii valuable aluminum dial wrist Watch by his toriiier fellow employ- eos and the firm of Bruce & McKay Ltd before his departure monday morning for Cliarlottetown-X

ny. _A _

49;--~-T' ~--1\ _ ___ i/ Every |0c ./ _ Packer of `

/I 1 wii.soN's i\,

FLYCPADS ,l

,\\__witLi<|ti1r4occ rucs ruin /_ 1.\s58°-°wniirH or 'ANY / _.sticky rtv carol?

_ _ _‘___ __

Clean to handle. Sold by all Drug- gists, Grocers and General Stores.

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Beyond Compare”

Try BLACK’S

Any good article you may

want in fine chinaware you can get here-at Blacii’s, on Sunnyside.

Our array of the

famous French and Japanese china is most complete, and so nich in good designs, and marked at s_uch con- servative prices, that you are sure to find here a good addition to your collection-pr a most acceptable gift fora friend.

M. CLAIR, In Charge.

b must accompany order. Mini-

Jack Prolltt Vlctdiin, mide l

-Mr. Jack l’roiitt.shrdlu mfwypm »-Mr. George Vil1ett_ Victoria spent

-Mr. William Brander has return-

ed to Suinmerside after spending tho

-Mr. Webster Boulter, Victoria, re-

turned homo Monday after attending the Baptist Convention held in Hazel-

~Mr. (‘briatop1ier` Wright accom-

P

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CHARLONETOWN .

._ D_..q v _ _ . .....l1"'<`il'..l-E.-y cif..-i.‘T“f§¢.i_T”~fi.`3..""?.~:'.§. lilly 6-9, 1916

- __'I'|-iunooav. .iucv o

i -_-.riissrciin relsoulu '°»~-no _=6--»6»- 1 , _

A votlonal&g¢nE‘ Service. 1" " .Fl R.-A- 'I i

1 - _ _ p.n'i.54`Addross of Wolcoms,R. _' _' __ __ _

_l_i:_i;l_iiii;s_trlp to Bradalliano on Mon _ _ Bennem __ _ Mu Jams B__"r-°_P__°m or K_________gto‘___

Response, G. C. Henry. . is ygsmng- friends. in Charlottetown?

8.20 p.m.-Sermon. W. 11. 1-lodges.0.fJ *_* ~ . "

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at. Joiin, N. ii. _ - 1

Fmosv, Jui.v 1 1

9.30 am -- Devotioiuri, Matthew

Subject. “How to increase the Spiritual Life of the Church

10.10 a.m.--Discussion.

10.25 a.m.-Hymn. 10.30 a.m.-Address by H. R. Bell.

Subject; the Preacher, 1-lla Commission, His Helps, His Hiridrances.

5 a.m.-Discusslon.

»-».»»- -tv-to i-i-oi

or our work.

0 a.m.-Discussion.

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SATURDAY JULY 8

§°§° saw or

2.30

wc-ai-»

P1* »-oo

0 p.m.-Discussion

$.00 p.m.--Address by W. H. Har

Christ."

.. SUNDAY, JULY 9

11.00

2.30 p.m.-Sermon by a Represen-

ntive of the Baptist Church.

7.00 p.m.--Speciail Evangelistic Ser-

mon by l~‘. M. Rains. '

of Omaha, Ncli, arrived in Suininer side on lust 'fliitrsdiiy evening where she will visit hor Sister Mrs. J. I~'. Arnett.-X

is ll lltilnnilil 1

MISS CHRISTY HYDE.

The funeral of the late Miss (‘1llris-l

ty Hyde took place yesterday after- noon, from 22 Grafton Street and internient was made in the Cemetery nt \Vost ltivcr. The services were conducted at the house and grave by Rev, J. Heaney. Miss Hyde leaves n wide cii-nic of relatives und t'i‘iend.~i who lnouru their lone. She lived the` greater pi-irt ol' her life at Cornwall. Four years ago she moved with iier brother, Mr. Duncan Hyde to this City. She was a devoted and constant inetuber oi' thc Methodist Church.

MISS ELLA CREIGHAN.

Tlicre passed peacefully away at

lier homo on l~`i'iday, Juno 30th. after un illness ol’ ii few months, Elia dearly beloved daughter oi' .Mi's_ Frank i‘reighau at the euriy nge ol’ 17 years, Doccuscd was n briulit little girl of iz- kliid and cheerful disposition and was loved by everybody. The many beau- tiful floral tributes testified to the es- teem in which sho was held. The tu- 1-icral took place Sunday at 2.45 p. rn., to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral thence to tho Roman Catholic Cemetery the Pall Bearcrs were, Frank Howitt, Ha- rold Miihar, Bernard Prunty. Harry Welsh, Reggie McMillan, Joe McLean.

May her soul rest in peace.

will llmilu 1

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_ HARO . 1 --

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iii-_ o. w. Hai-i-icuii. ciimamii num 5'" “"""“ "W f" ~ '

or Curninerco, City. treasurer, 105th Battalion Band Fund has acknowled-

ged the following amount; received to 1

a

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aw; rm mother su" ‘ wi' Rrmlrlznrco uofu

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tii l‘..°l°°f°.‘.i:."°.°:

when about to_m\»ch_ase a Watch, Clock orarttclc

d te.

William W. Wadman. East ‘

Boston $10.00

A Friend 1.00

Send mc your old_ialse'

of Jewelry ' ' _

l 'Special attention given

Old False Teeth

o repairing of Watches

Prince Street School Students 50_00 meth I pay you $100991. get

" . or 7 cents per tooth. cash _

by return mail.

2579A Esplanade Avenue

Montreal. P. Q.

one-s-isuiiimwzimoim.

Mr M. A. McDonald of Lyndole _

was in this Citv estorday. _

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Stevenson. 1, Miss Grace Dutcher, Charlottetown,

9-45 8-m-Addfell UY H- 0- Cf°“'- spout Thursday ln'Crapaud the guest

5 H-H1--Hymn and adivurnmwt-fmrs. Alex. Miittiiews, suffolk.

p.m.--C. W. B. M. Session. i __-_ ` t. .m.-Devotional. lt. W. Bennett Mi-_ Frank Hughes, Amherst, N. S..

-C. W- B- M. 381111011 bl' is spending a short time with old

Rains of'C-incinnati. Ohlv-lrricnds in Victoria arid Westmore-

ot Miss P. Howatt.-V.

1 Capt D. J. Brennan left by the S. S. Halifax, Wednesday morning ater

Miss Myrtle Stewart of Charlotte-

on a visit to her parents, Mr. and

land.-V.

0 a.m.--Devotional, H. 0. Crow. llfleiglier are spending a few weeks in

a. in.-Business Session of thelvictorla the guest of Miss Helen Convention, Reports of Chur-'F1eigher.-V.

ches, etc. | __ p_i.u.-Devotiunal. Harry Wil-_ Bert Dickie of Cape Traverse. who llams was-supposed to have been drowned

ding. Subievtl "The place and' Mi-ii. Jus. Partridge. o: t_‘anici-._'f_ lJ\U'D0S€ Of U19 1315019193 Of Sask.. also her font' boys und runid are

a.m.-Public worship, Conven-li tion Sermon by G- C- Henry- i

1

Subject; "Cluistian Union." g

-Mrs. ld. C. Bluiuleli and faniilyl

Misses Pearl Henderson and Annie t

spending a fcw weeks at the home oi’ Mrs. Partriilize/s parents. Mr. and Mrs.

the full complement or octavea~- and huiulretls ol' other features ure incor- _poratecl in its construction that. mark it is an organ far above the ordinary.

SEVERE RHEUMATIC

PAINS DISAPPEAR

Rlieumatism depends on an acid

in the blood, which affects the muscles and joints, producing iti- ilammation, stiffness and pain. This acid gets *into the blood through some defect in the digestive process.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the olil-iiiuo

blood tonic, is very successful in lin-_ treatment of rheumntism. It :lets i directly. with pirrifyiiig effect. on the blood, and iuiprnves ibe di-_'rs tinn. Pon". sulfur. Get Fl""'l 'I tiiiliiv

vice in it knee swell that opens to the _whole top of the orgiin, giving a greater volume of tone, than is possible with other or- gans, This is an important feature for those who desire it for public

D_ Ma|.m,_ Hume, Rivm._ Iliulis. churches. schools.

a coop ’

Do You Want

visiting his family in Charlottetown. ?

town is visiting friends in Summer-

side. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wes- () f

0 a.m.-Hymn. lley Wood.

5 a.m.~-Address by W. 1-I. Harding, i _.___

Sllbiefrtl "The EYGHIGSL 119903' Mrs. Colin Sherren, arrived 'home

from Lawrence, 'Mass_, Monday night, your home

Wouldr_i_’t you like to have a really goodorgan in

Wouldn’t you like to entertain your friends with

he rice, wood-wind, reed-like melody that is possible

only with a gor d-organ ?

Here, today, at a comparatively insignificant

price, you can buy and this is undoubtedly one of he very best organs that brains can devise or hands c

l l l ---the Famous

2»45 D-Ill--A'-ld!'9S8 by W~ H» H011-lat Cape Traverse. has turned up all

' : “H0 an W HB- _ s cited u in his boetl

ges, Subject w c e right He wa pi p

cu_i;o tge bestqrcsults from our lag; waning gif Muddy Creek.

Bile ehools. , --- _

5 p.ni.-Discussion. l M _ Ch le \i'. Flander oi’ Henni~ h g ‘ ' ig DJ11.--II§l;I_1n. __ F M R _ keixrisl. Hirissvlsltlng in Lliis City the_ - r ` ' ’

P-m~_‘A T653 Y ~ - B “si t fl! th `Vl S VV. \V. \l - . ' . » ' subienf 'friie iuiiciioii oi nie ffffsaifii r§lall$°e.e§ii‘d'frieud. ii( fill' The Vacallion is used in nearly every home where a C“““““~ lfffeni “@'="°“S °f 'he P"°"‘“°°~ really good organ is desired. -It is distinctively a superior

an build.

5 9.111.-Reception 0! Fraiefnall Mr, Elmer Harris, actor, of N9w|ll'lStI'Lllnent for those who want the best. .

Deleglllei ll'0lIl SlSi8l' CDU' York and Mrs. Hari-is who have ar-‘ _

011011. l rived on -the Island to spend the suin-' `

7-30 D-m--U9V0T»i0l\2~l. M8101' G. L60- mer at Bay Fortune were in the City

nard MacKay. Iyegtei-day,

'llic Vocalllon has an luiprovad de This V0t‘¢1lli0n. in ltii beautiful oak

case, is a real work of art, in every sense. Though somewhat used. it does not' hear u _mar or scratch and is prncticnlly as good as when it let; tho makers hnuds~in fact. whatever use it has had. has improved the touch. and tho tone is more mellow. it such is possible. _

The Vocallion Church Or an offer-

ed here today is worth $15) of any persoii's money. 1

Call in and see it today- tomor-

row it may be sold.

With its 9 sets of reeds lt gives

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HOW do your shirts treat

you when they come

back from the wash? Do the necltbands pinch, or do they remain as comfortable as bciorc? This is a test

that few ncclrbands meet.

W. G. 81 R. " Rcd‘Label "

shirts can. because the neck- band materials are thoroughly shrunk bf/an the bands are = rut. »

Look for the '° Red Label.” l

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SHIRTS 2

Tha Williams, Greene I: Rome I

Co., Limited

Maker! of Fill! Collar!

in

Step Right W

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Here for

GOIN] ummer ' '1

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Some splendid styles if ` -"" ‘ `

for meri-and for women 1 1’ too--here in high and §‘ , low shoes, light weight _.

for summer wear. _ ‘ " _

Call in and look over the j ' '

styles-there is good value l /

and good wear in every

pair.

Reuben Tuplin & Co.

Kensington

l\ItttE Fri. if. _

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7' 0' if llll

IVE GOT TOGIT UP AT SIX IN THE MORNlN"

1 i_ mosr air Home l 1 Aw-_swf our A

ii-.lTTLE LONQER l'LL SET THIS ALARM CLOCK FOR YOU HN' YOU

TAKE :T HOME!

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