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T PAY'S ir,-_ huy in this Province.

`HA\/E YOU SEEN "C|V“|¢lU°“"_` onto Telegram. See it at the Prince nw 1... - __ last time today at The ydward today

._i» l1l~..'ard.

-~s~rlrU'rE lviEs'riNe.- 'rho wo-

vi in’s institute of Grahsm's Road held

'»!r- annual nw-nlr at Clifton on Fri-

\ the 23rd inst..

rHE »:oTi\iIl‘.' '.l.UB.-At the St ..... in I _._ club :tlonilay n was asc-I

_I |,. ' --. _.’ wil I I" '\“ sports . -'_-._ 1 ~ r benefit of the Pliv-` ...mi ~_ ...~f-lution. and to appro-

priate $50 to provide prizes for the

._-._»~~i-.lfes’ League exhibit in connec- I--in with the War Gardens exhibit- 'nn. Mr. W. F. Burditt reported on

ll visit to Charlottetown.

DEPARTUFIE REGRETTED.- His _ ll, ' i=nds are sorry to learn Rev. .I : . .\tl;inson has decided to sever his __-no tion with the churches at Hazel- ~ I-.l.. Cross Ro"‘a and Alexander I

_. ;I -.‘f\_ ill to a lorgc-_I

,_ :_ i. his home |- /lace of .\'ovc

-` ~l::\ During his three years resi.l-~ snce in Hazelbrook he and his family have won the love and respect of thc whole community.

AN AUTO PARTY.-Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund Robertson and daughter, Miss Mary Robertson, and Mr. Laurence Myles of Robinsonville, N. B., near the Mstapedis Valley, motored to thc Island last week, and are the guests of ther cousin, Mr. C. S. Lane. Mount Mellick. This is their nrst visit to P. E. 1. and they are very pleased with the -parts they have seen.

NORTH WILTSHIRE AT LAST.-

Tbe postponed Red Cross Festival and Lawn Party on Thursday August 29th A good time assurred to young and old 'alike on account of well stocked canteen and tables. Horse ring, mus- ic, games, sports, etc. A field has been secured alongside the Railway Sta- tion autos, parked In field adjoining

Everybody welcome. If weather nn-

favorslhle first tine evening following.

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oi.o iosth sov.-The rnllnwlns

telegram was received' by Mr. Mark "'hsvsrie, St. Margarets. “Sincerely

regret to inform you that your broth

ers,-712257 Pte. Michael A. Chevoric,

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To NULL WXED GR/“N9-'-15 Of' crnge was the opinion expressed by " ' ‘ "We for human °°“5“mlm°“ a rlilroad man' last evening-_ Monday`s

» 5" l‘“`='59_ 3m°“m °f Wheat and ba"l@Y\ trlin going east at 12.50 o’clock had

_ .I been grown tovetller this

year In many parts of Ontario. and M, its C,pacity_ “" "’ “"““"° the demand 0" Wheat- lilllfax -Monday morning for St. John mm! ITB bBll\E DTBPUBG- “Uder the hild fourteen coaches' and extra cars tire--tion of the Canada Food Board. “gre pu; on at "of milling sllrh mixed grains. Fall 0;-der to handle the irarllc. Among the '-"heat was P:-rtly winter-killed in cer- passengers we,-5

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villll I I ' ‘ ff‘/'fl ‘llc l'll'l ill. .. _ _ As - I - -_ _ ull) -‘ ' _ vile; 'i--I clsily be separate.

:nur :I “llly except at undue cost.

is the Intention of the Canada Food Sjmia ,md prim-e Edward [51an¢1_

Board to standardize the flour mann- The next six weeks |s presided as ,- factored from these mixed grains- sud' busy one with tourists returning home

- l(i\»~ it. official recolrnitioll as u sub- and in view of this the steamer North- Nil?-' "W Wheat f|0'l~'. T312 IIHSPFSEHYQ llillhcrlalld is to remain on the route

is bctweeli Point Du Cherie and Sum

production of these mixed grains

»'nfi}ntry officially reported admitted 'o__General Hospital, Rouen, August

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?_"':évi‘:; Blggiavigglnilitlsl t§‘];1;nbé['1g1;‘;‘1 I Directors' Association. Mayor Wright ‘odtjh and was afterwards transferred the fighting 26th. it is sincerely' ‘ -ped that his wound will not prove

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PURCHASES CAR.-Another succ-

essful farmer. -Mr. Alexander Buntain New London has purchased a ilno Cheverlot car.

ARRIVED SAFE IN ENGLAND.-

\1~‘.Patl'ick I-iammell.l~`reetown,has rec

ol '-\ televram from his son Pte

Wilfred Hammell 4204755 announcllr ‘als safe arrival in England and stating .hal he is quite well.

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St. James Church -Choir had a de- lightful outing to Cavendish yesterday afternoon several autos leaving thc

city about two o’clock. After visitinr the seashoie and enjoying. the dellc~

»l'ovIded.' the choir gave a

entertainment nt night in ai"

o' Cross. As this choir has ab

talent it is needless to ey thc ,

‘r. L was lnuch enjoyed.

AWARDED CERTIF|CATE&

'Ihrve of the pupils of Miss }< hive received certificates troll l`ltlllan institute ill England. tht allllnation being upon the principli accuracy says tllf I "`ax Herald. A srnlol' certificate -rded to Miss lilelida G. Bow.. if this city. and elementary vc- .tes to Mis; Winifred Stems nn. .iss Amy Ern- `clt of Souris, P. E. I. and Mahone Bly. respectively.

GROCERY BUSIN-

ESS CLOSED. For conducting a bda- iilcss as retail grocer without iz llc case fronl the Canada Food Board,tlle it-nrt. or H. Arpin,°st_ Joseph do sor- cl, P. Q., has been closed until such time as a license is procured. lt is tllc intention of the Canada Food l"Jnrd to deal in a similar way with all other establishments who should have a license and are found doing business without such.

MAYOR WRIGHT IN HALlFAX.-

.\ Halifax Exchange says that Mayor tl. D. Wright, of Charlottetown, is in

lilo City and leaves for 'home tomor- l'_i\v.I-lis Worship, who has been doin.-' good recruiting work at Charlottetown f¢r the Royal Air Force. arrived Sat litilay night by motor from Amherst. \-.here he and Messrs. Zinc, Olive and Wllelpley, who came with him, attend- cl the annual meetfl1'g"`of"tli'e Funeral

UNLICENSED

succeeded exMayor Brown, so well known here, in office.

TOURIST TRAFFIC HEAVY.-The

St. John Standard says that the tourI ist traffic is at present above the av-

and each was filled

The train leavlnll

c`cven coaches

Oxford Junction ln

thirty French sail-

ors whose vessel was recently wreck

' " I\-- 'l German submarine off Sabll

,lsland. The men are enroute to New York. The other passengers werc

I mostly tourists bound homeward af-

tizr spending their vacation in Nov:

estimated at about 1,000,000 bushels. inerside.

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D N K The l_..e John McPherson 'was for-

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' ' was a son of Mr. Alex McPherson,

who is still living. The news of his

" 1 ' death will be learned with genuine re-

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because its eat _ I/ _ practlcgibillty ese _ .I tunes. I '

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WOUNDED.-Miss' Lena Young,

nurse at Fslconwood Hospital, has rec

'ight leg, miltiple.

"or the past four months. Miss Has- zard is a talented elocutlonist. She

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on has been in the Bank of

‘ three ycars as Account-

frequently been acting

Ilan. _ Jonce Coupe.-Miss Dorothy

Chultii Charlottetown is also on the staff of the sanle bank.

MCDOUGALL COMPTON WED

ed on Wednesday afternoon by the

ence. 33 Pleasant St. The bride was

fun velvet, with black picture hat

Hooges. After the ceremony Mr. and

Ing, when Miss Carrie Coyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Coyle, Syd- ney Street, became the wife of Mr. J Francis Coady of Newton Cross, sor oi' Mr. and Mrs. James Coady. Th-' bride who was tastefully attired' in il Copenhagen blue suit, was attendcf by her sister Miss 'Evelyn Coyle wbr was gowned in navy blue silk. -Mr John Coady, brother of the groom who lately returned from overseas acted as groomsmen. Rev. Maurice McDonald performed the ceremony Ii thc presence of the Immediate friend: and relatives of the bride and groom 'l'he wedding march was rendered by 'diss Lucy Blanchard, while Mr. W I. Brown contributed' a delightfu solo. The gifts received were num erous and beautiful testifying to thi popularity of the newly wedded.

KILLED IN ACTION.-Rev. Ewer

McDougall, conveyed the sad new. yesterday to Mrs. John McPhersol lf Wood Islands, that her husban' `hn McPherson, was reported killeI_ rl action in France on the Sth instan Iohn McPhers_on enlisted in the 105tl Battalion and after_ his arrival Ii England was' for a time attached ti the Military Police. Evidently he was subsequently sent to the front and ls another of the brave sons of Prine' Edward Island to fall on the iield o' battle. What makes ths case of pe cllliar sadness is the fact. that his wito Mrs. McPherson, is at present under treatment in the Prince Edward ls~

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- tle 1.... IIen- s _boy and girl, the yorng -' being only two years olcl~.

merly s. fisherman and also proprie- tor of a threshing outfit in Wood ls- lands. He was a young man of fine physique and excellent character, and

gret throughout that section of the country. He has given his all for his country and his memory will bo rc- vcreri not only by his own family and relatives but by all who knew him.

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MaeDONAl.D It lia¢KINNON _

mt on s visit. to lisa lmiiy L..Un-

Court yesterday one drunk was lined _ , Y _ _ . ,W -_

WOUNDED.-Mr John James, ’8

`-Uotis'r3o,191s W _ _ 'ran ouanpianfy f _ "'*°£`Sl5"-ff"f-ff-

Tom James, infantry. was admitted to 0 hospital on August 15th. suffering

’° ‘ ' What Every True Briton is Fighting For _

eived word that her brother 712633 ` "" ' " W'

Private Simon Arthur Young was ol- -

*cially reported admitted to the Am- _

I rican Red Cross Hospital, France, on ` K' ,

ugust 21st with gunshot wound in ~ ~ _ §_,=V, _;,5tv_i.,_,5»gV :>, ,Q L

laszard formerly of Charlottetown _ las -been on the staff of the Canadian _ 'V _Tank of Commerce in Lake Saskatoon -, -_ -1 `

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to Pieces, Liner Sunk

bccomingly attired in pavy blue chit-

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|sconicaIIy a master production. Tor- Euston St., received a telegram yes- '

terday stating that his son, Private I d _ - I _ ' ' * "

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my ,$3355 §§»;§>;;7°°,;;m_{°yg5 The mf6_§t~l astounding, appalling picture that has ever been - ~ '

-»-in I-on-I of »--» M--»»--ri-f conceived. More than one year required for its making '

I WHAT You SEE IN civILizAT1oN .

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§3;'§;;j_Th;&g°g*;§,',§§g;,°{h*_f';;,§°",;;‘;“ Two Armies of Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Fleets of War Ves-

J-in -c<>-»»»»- ---1 M--_ <3---I--»-i. sels, Battle Ships, Aeroplaues, Submarines. Every death- _ Bangor, to Mr. Peter McDougall, son » Q » d

_.. ...__ ..... Cn... ...n......, .. dealing device this Century has p_roduced was_ u _ e ‘”‘““°“°‘°‘“‘» W” ““‘°“’ “°‘°“‘““ to make this drama comprehensive and convincing.. _

Rev- Ere M-°D°“=°\1-Ml-fe-'<‘~ The United States Navy Co-operated in Staging

..“.';’.i’”‘.§S..?..;“‘::_'“€.?. A HUNDRED OTHER HUGE STUNNING, ORIGINAL FEATURES .”.‘.'¢.~._i”$.‘i_".°lg“.1‘..;"‘;¥§.$°.i§‘§.i;.“‘;;‘I.iI This is your last opportunity to see this

ill wishing the iallgnttyzunihiloldier ,

and his bride ix un an ap ess. ;l `

WEDDING BELLS.- St. Dunstan’s` _ °‘ “ USU AL PRI( ES--NO ADV ANCE-TIME 3- 7 AND 8 45 marriage at 8 o’clock yesterday morn- I 5 » _ , °

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MAGNIFIGENT FILM, PICTURE.-

.\s a war picture, indeed_as‘ a pictnro of any class, "Civilization", produced vesterday and to be repeated this nf- ternoorl and evening-, is probably the most realistic and thrilling yet shown in the Prince Edward. As a war pic- ture is surpasses “Tile Birth of a Nai- ion", portraying war on land, in the air, on the sea and under the sea. Submarines submerglng, rising to the surface and nring torpedoes, the sink- ing of an ocean liner, the bombing ui :ities from airplanes, actual move- nent of troops in the field, cavalry charges and indeed all that goes to make war on a gigantic scale, are shown with a. realism that is tluly wonderful. A pretty romance, ingen- ‘ously developed, runs through the war story and adds to the interest. _"o discription of this wonderful pic- .ure would do it justice. 'Everybody ‘lould see it,-either this afternoon or ivcning. Yesterdays large audiences irc loud ln praise of the pictllre and _ieclare they would not miss It at any cost. Dorct; miss lt.

PERSOIIILS

Mayor Wright has'returned from

Halifax. '

Miss Bessie Duffy. City, is visiting

frlonds in New London.

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Mr. W. IS. Lesson, City, leaves this

morning on a business trip to Mon- treal. -

Mr. Fred Godfrey, Marshfield and

a few friends motored to llazolbrook Sunday evening.

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_ ‘Miss Jean Wfgmore. F0und’s Mills left on Friday morning for Portland Maine, where sho intends to reside.

Miss Gussie Acorn has returned to

her home In the city after s very en- joyable visit with friends in Clinton. ---4

Mrs..`Jas. Morrison, Boston, Mass.,

has been called home this week owing to the serious illness of her father Mr. Alexander MacLeod. Grsham’s Road. '

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Mr. Frank Glyden, Marshfield has

been visiting friends at Mount Melllck I-le returned on Tuesday, accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. B. C. Lane and granddaughter, Elisa.

Miss Bessie Knight of Souris, .Miss

Lisle McFarlane of _Charlottetown and Missa Belle and flldsry Leslie of Mgroll were pssnengap by water _from ` ns to Bay For-time on 'Sunday

dorbay, and returned to _losrls by

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have been visiting ill Alberton and iorday morning on return to Alilersllnt is spending a very pleasant holiday ill;

Charlottetown left yesterday im rc- N. S. ilftcr spending a' few days in New London the guest of -Miss Ruby turn to Galt, Ont. Charlottetown. Brown. _

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EYEGLASSES I

_Regular _$4.00 to $6.00 Glasses fitted with best

qualitv spherical lenses _for $2.99

Gwing tothe1_nab1l1ty ofa large number of people

_to secure our previous offer, We have decided to con- tinue this really remarkable sale for I ` - ‘

THURSDAY, FRI DAY and SATURDAY

OF THIS WEEK

_ This is indeed a rare opportunity for the people of

Prince Edward Island to secure expert advice regarding their eyes, and as We have been fortunate enough “ to secure the services of

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'I`he Well Known Eye Specialist of Montreal!

during this sale, we are consequently able - to Absolutely Guarantee every pair we sell. ”

Bnng your Eéfe Troubles to an expert. ,,, _ No case foo ifflcult for us to handle. `

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