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thing_dis_t1nctive yet beautiful in the I lineof a patriotic souvemr. we have' Just what you want. _ _ We have several var- ieties, the newest _and nicest of which, is a line of high-gr_a d_e chinayvareon _which _is artistically painted in bright colors the flags of the triple entents- England Russia and France.

You couldx_i't wish

more convenient or satis- factory patriotic souven- irs than this line displays the variety of different sizes and designs makes selecting simple while thc prices are merely a

trifle.

Step in and look over

\tbls line today.

_ (Special to The Guardian)

» 8- -' I "General Sir John French reports there hate been no incidents of Im- portance In the British line in Bel- ‘gium and France since my last com- munication of the 10th instant, when the recaptured positions at Hooge ,have been consolidated. Since then our trenches in that neighborhood _have been subjected occasionally to artillery bombardment but there has .beenno infantry fighting, with the exception of two bombing attacks last night which were easily repulsed. On the remainder oi' the front there have been intermittent ‘artillery engage- ments of no importance," _

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(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, Aug. 18.-The former Am-

erican steamship. Dacia, condemned by s French prize court owing to

transfer from German to American

& registry after the outbreak of war,

° has been sold. Her new French own-

125 Grafton Street

_ SWEET CHARITY.

er renamed her Yser. She sailed to~ day under the tricolor from Cherburg for Cardiff, to take on a cargo of coal for Brest.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Aug. 18.-The British

steamer, Thornneld, 488 tons gross, Liverpool, has been sunk. The crew

Wealthy Ucnefactress (stopping in were saved,

at the hospital)-Well, wo`ll bring the car tomorrow und_take some of your patients for a drive. And, by the bye, nurse, you might pick out sonic with

A BIT TIRED

A somewhat weather-beaten tramp,

\i£\lliiHi~i&‘S that allow-!i\€ IMI D&l'ii' being asked what was the matter with Hlillhi "Oi ila\'0 D00" W0Ul\d€d Hi HIL lils coat. replied, “Insomnia; it hasii't as fi-ir as anybody iii the streets could had B nap in ten yea,-__(;h|~i3gian Reg.

see.-Punch.

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New Annan Horse Races

Wednesday, Aug. Z5, 1915

There will bo three classes as follows.

Free-for-all trot and pace. Purs er ... . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .$200. 2.24 (‘lass trot and pace. Pure e' . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . .$100 3 Minute Class trot and pace. P urse . .. . .. .. . ..100

_ All races mile heats.

5 pr-r rent with entry and 5 per cent from wliiners, entries close Aug-

ust 16tli, five or more horses to enter and three or more to .start in each class. Money divided according to su mary at end of fifth heat, two or more horses by the same owner or trained in the same' stable may start, in the samc race, the management reser vo the right to change programme, postpone or declare off any race for any good court, the rules of the Na- tional Trotting Association to govern excepting where they conflict with above conditions. Special trains from Vernon, Charlottetown, Tignlsh and Summersidc. Particulars of which will appear later. Band and other am- iiseinents on the grounds. dinner and tea tables. ice Cream Mid i9lUP0l'8»¢9 drinks. A large Grand Stand has been erected which will accomodate

nearly one thousand people.

There is no need of saying anything further as for the last three years

we have had first class races, and record crowds. and this year the man- agement are making cvcry effort to have this the best Yel-

Followliig is the scheduled of time and fares of special trains in con-

nection with New Annan Horse Races:

Faro . FETC-

including

War Tax Time War Tax Time

7.10 8.15 8.30 8.46 9.18 9.30 9.47 10.07 10.10 7.00 7.20 7.40 10.27 10.38 10.48 11.05

Vernon $1.00 tfharlottetoirn 90 ar. (`harlotietowii dp. Royalty Junction 80 North Wiltshire 60 llunter River 55 l"rr-_ilerictoii 45 Ilrndalliitno 45 Emerald Juiirtioii 40

C. 'l‘rnvi-rsc 80

Reg. Alliaiiy 65

Kliikoru 55

Frfietowii ' 30 linlvin 20 l\'oiisiiigt<in 15

New Annan ar.

1.15 1.00

7.00 a.m. 7.35 8.03 8.23 9.08 9.08

Tlgnlsh Alberton

Bloomfield 1.00 ()'i.eary .90 Ellcrslle .60 l’ort Hill .60

Wellington .45 9.42 Mlscouche .30 10.02 Summersido .15 10.30 Now Annan ar. 10.45 Summersidc 15 1.30 p.m. Travellers' Rest .10 1.40 New Annan nr. 1.50

Proporiloiiutc rntcs from intcrniedi M0 Stations not llllmvd.

nfiiiirn ii<~i<f~i_~i in um nm: class fare. good to return next day will be

Issued from other points on the rallw ily.

23i'iR»ii-2l$iiifTiMti|s7i.

J. A. McDONALD.

Secretary.

MJ I Ml M I- gui]

Western Prince Exhibition

Live Stock Show and Flower Show will be held in Alberton Skating Rink and adjoining grounds on

Thursday, Aug. 26th, 1915

$500.00 In Prizes

Lots one to eleven inclusive '

Special Train from Ch’town will leave at 7 a. m.

returning at 6 p. m.

Ratal

' Fare

Time

' including ‘

War Tax

Charlottetown, $1.40

, 1.25

North Wiltlishire

Hunter River, 1.20

1.15

Bradalbane, Emerald junction, Freetown,

Kensington, Traveller’s Rest, ~ Summerside,

Miscouch, Wellington, Port Hill, _

0’Lea?,

Bloom eld, _

Alberton,

Proporiionate fares from

named.

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.30

7.00 a. m. 7.45 7.55 8.20 8.30 8.40

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10.23 11.12

11.26 .

Arr. 11.55

intermediate stations not

LONDON All 18 - Official)-~

_ Gudrdian _ _

-IT PAY! to buy in this Province.

-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- merslde.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at I..aiferty's Tensor- ial Parlors, Bummerside.

-HALF PRICE SALE Saturday in

Puritan cut-glass ware at HoIman's, Summerside, 2602-8-20M2iE1i.

-RACE8.- Are you going to New

Annan races. Your happy right I am. I never miss that event.

2617-8 21iv: !;'.2l.

-KENSINGTON. -Rev. H. R. Bell

will preach in the Temperance Hall, Kensington, on August 22nd at eleven a. m. 'and Clinton -Hall at 7.30 p. m.

-COAL LADEN. -The Schooner

Malabar, Capt. Razavet, is loading with Antliraclte coal which will be landed at Gaspe. H.

-FOR MACHINE GUN. -The rate-

payers of Graham's Road School are making a commendable effort to raise money for the machine gun fund. L.

-OLD POTATOES. -The scarcity

of old potatoes ln the market has caused the price to advance to one cent a Ib. H.

-GOOD CROP- Hay is a splen-

did crop in New London, and the most of it has been saved before the re- cent wet weather. L.

-SHIPPING. -The Schr. Blake,

Captain Allan McLean, arrived in Victoria Thursday with a cargo of lumber from Gaspe. V. -'noi.ioAv 1'i=iiP`. -ivii. K. L_

Golding, Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Victoria, is spending his vacation at his home In St. John. He is being relieved by Mr. Hunter. V.

-S. S. "Senlac," Captain Kempt.

arrived esterday en route to St

y _

John's, Newfoundlavxl. for which port

she sailed after taking; on cattle and other general cargo.

-NEW. ANNEX. -The Annex to

the Prince County Hospital of which Mr. A. R. Green has the contract, is nearing completion, and will be a fine improvement on this well equipped institution. L.

-MARGATE CIRCUIT.-Mrs. F.

C. Stephenson, of Toronto, will speak in thc Methodist Church, Margate, on Sunday morning, and D, Stephenson will preacii at Kensington in the even- ing at 7 o’clock.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -Four

handsome electric lamps of 250 c p. similar to those in front of the Pro- vincial building are being placed in front of the First Methodist Church and Heartz Memorial Hall, the light from which will make quite an im- provement' to that part of Prince Street.

._-REV. J. C. SPENCER, M. D., oi’ the Port Simpson Mission, B. C., who is in attendance at the Summer School of Missions being held at Free- town. will preach in the Methodist Church. Summerside, Sunday evcii- ing, Aug 22nd, at the regular service. All welcome.

-UN ION SERVICES.-The Union

.services ot' the Presbyterlan'and Me-

thodist (‘Iiurclie.s of Summorsldo will be held on Sunday, tho 22nd Inst., as follows: In the Presbyterian (‘.hiirch at 11 a.m. and in the Methodist Church at 7 p.m.

-POLICE COURT, -At the Sum-

mersidp police court Thursday morn- ing zi well known offender was brought to trial charged with being drunk and making ii disturbance. The Stipen- diary Magistrate decided that the little fun was worth $10 and costs which amount was promptly paid. A truckmaii for rough abuse to his horse was fliied $5 and costs. This fine was also paid. H.

TIGNISH

-VISITING HERE. -Messrs S. T.

Gallant, Dr. Kier. Peter A. Bulger, John Riley and li. Doylo were visit- ing friends in Tigiilsli on Tuesday and Wednesday Z.

-T0 THE NORTH WEST. -The llowlng left Tignlsli on Tuesday

on the excursion to work as farm hands out west: Messrs Harry McCue Wm. Clohosy, Peter Alyward, and Frank Clohosy, Z.

-BEAUTIFUL HORSE. -Mr. T.

B. Grady, Station Master oi' Summer- side, has bought the finest mare ship- ped from here this season. She is of a bay color and hor speed accounted for the _fancy price paid by her new owner. Z.

-OPENING WORK. -Mr. John

Wliltc, Engineer for the Public Works, was iii Tignlsh on Thursday and started the men to work on the re- pairs of Tlgnlsh brcakwatcr and wharf. This big undertaking will be under the supervision of Mr. Joseph T. Chalsson. Z.

- ON INSPECTION. -District

,Superintendent Mr. L. A. Moore of thc P. E. I. Telephone Co. was in Tignigh this week and reports very efficient service by Misa Harper having charge of the Tlgnish exchange From here Mr. Moore visited the Agency at Alberton. Z.

-TO CONVENTION. -The follow-

ing delegates from the Tignish Branch of the Acadian Mutual Benefit Asso- ciation attended the convention of this organization at Mlscouche this week and report a cordial reception

byMIhe gogqd people gifhtiizt village. - esass - A _Iss ,Rc a. , John J. niciinal and itilrf daiiiim. z.

SUMMERSIDE SHIPPING

1_4.

-Schr. "W. P. O'Hara," Captain

McLean, sailed yesterday for Picton.

-Schr. "‘Miunlc." Captain Tran-

holm. sailed yesterday for Miramichi.

7 _ __

R* H' REID’ Say' -sein. "miuiii Winton," ciipiain

‘ A|b¢ftUl| Weston, arrived yesterday with a full

3559.3-17M8I. _ cargo of lumber from Richibucto.

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-ONE GEN1' par word saab inner tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twent ~iivs cents.

Y -ALL soAos ieaii to New Annan

on Aus 25. 2611-s-zuunzi -come i0'Nsw_animii on nie 25.

The Best races ever. 2617-8-21ME2l.

-ciioics sAuANAs,' 23 cents per

doz. for Saturday only at Holman's. Summerside, 2602-8-20M2iEll.

-BANANAS" selling for only 23

cents per dozen at Holman's, Sum- merslde Saturday. 2602-8-20M2iE1i.

-ARE YOU GOING to New Annan

races? You're right I am; I never miss that event. 8-21ME1i.

-HOLIDAY.- Everybody wants a

holiday after haymaking. there is nu- \-:here you can have more thrilling enjoyment than at New Annan races Aug. 25. 2017-8-21;\lE2i.

-EVERYBODY wants a holiday

after haymaking. Therc is nowhere you can have more thrlllliig enjoy- ment than at New Annan races Aug- ust 25th. 8-21ME1l.

-PURITAN CUT GLASS ware

closely rivals genuine cut glass in ap- pearance. Eleven ilnes will be of-

,fered at half price on Saturda Don’t

miss this price saving. This sale is good for Saturday only at Holman's, Summerside. 260218-20M2iE1i.

-NEW ANNAN is becoming cele-

brated for its splendid races every year, for its magnificent view oi' water and Islands. From your seat in the large new Grand Stand you can en~ joy it better than ever this year.

2617-S-21Mi£2i.

-NEW ANNAN is becoming cele-

brated for its splendid races every

xyellr. for its magnificent view of wa-

ter and islands. From your seat in the large, new grandstand, you can 011103’ it better than ever this year.

8-21ME1i.

-ABRAM'S VILLAGE.-On Sun-

day. 15th Inst., 11. demonstration wor- thy of remembrance was held at Eg- mont Bay. where thc piirlsliioiicrs turned out in large nunilicrs in due celebration of the day. lt being the anniversary of the feast of the As- sumption, the members of that society availed themselves of thc occasion to show their high appreciation of .such a noble, beneficial and religious organ- ization. ln the morning solemn High Mass was celebrated by the parish priest, Rev. Father Boudreault, with Rev. Father Theodore Gallant, of SU1I`i§0on. as deacon and llov. Father Joseph Gallant, of St. Ihin.stan's, as sub-deacon. A sermon ziproprinte to the occasion was prcaclivd by Rev.

Father Joseph Gallant. The learned prolatc forcibly iniprcssr-il on his hcarers thc high importiiiico. attached to this great anniversary. the celebra- tion of which recalls the great devo- tloii owed to the great protector of ilic b,ovcd “Acadie." I-lc gave a brief sketch of tiio sacrifices undergone by the Acadian pioneers who preferred to be deprived of their all and bc ban- ished rather tlian forsake their tradi- tional customs niid religious inflict, ln» the afternoon at larlre assembly from U19 Parish and outside districts gathered to hour eloquent spccclios delivered by Rev. Fatlier Joseph Gal- lant. Rev. Fnthcr Tlicodore Gallant, Mr. J. LJ. Lelllaiic, Moncton, lion. A. ld. Arsenault, Mr. Adrien Arseiiauli.

and others. All the speakers touched

on thc great advantages offered by the great society L'Assomption, and ex- horted their liearcrs to remain loyal to their tradition. The great impor- tance of knowledge in thc French lan- guage was insisted upon by Mr. Le- Blanc, who clearly stated that con- versations, correspondence and busi- ness affairs should be carried mi, where possible, in French. At 4 o’clock the people entered the church. whcrc Benerlir-.tion of the Blessed Sa- crament wiis bestowed by Rev, Father -708091! Gallant. Rev. Father Theodore Gallant presiding at the organ. Noorl~ less to say the clioir rendered some Very excellent selections. This glori- ous ceremony iii honor ci’ the Blessed Virgin Mary will occupy another page 'W 'W--..

WESTERH PERSOIIILS

-Messrs K. C. llolm and M. T.

McNevin, Victoria. were visitors to Carleton on Thursday. V.

*MR Edlrur Clark and Mrs. George

Clark, Summerside, were visitors to Victoria oii llioiiday. V.

-Mr. Amos J. Clnrk has returned

from the Prince (‘ouiity Hospital to his home in Victoria. V.

-Mr. James Lyiids, Hotel Propriet-

or, heiisingtoii, was it visitor to Vic- toria on Thiirsdny. V.

-Miss Sadie McNevin, Tyne Val-

.ley. is visiting friends in Charlotte-

town and vicinity.-H.

-Miss Elgii Sheen is visiting hor

Bifiilcr, Miss lilln Sliccn, Summerelde.

-Miss Gliidys Shaw, Wolfvillc, N.

S. is visiting her sister Mrs. A. R. GFGGII. Summerside. -

-Mr. A. S. Simmons, East Royalty,

Silent tho week niiil at New London Harbor the guest of Rcv. W. I. and Mrs. Green. L.

-Miss Olsa clark, summersids,

after spending hor holidays with

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ii . _ _ _ iaiiilietliisssi iii:¢iii~iI.° Rm! her mm ' wear better and the priCe Wlii be

in Crapaud. V.

returned to Crapaud after spending a pleasant holiday with friends iii Springfield. V.

Royal Bank of Canada, Tyne Valley, is spending his holidays at his home in Crapaud.-H.

home after a. short visit to,Sumnier- side.-H.

Wilmot and Mr. Alban McLellan, indian River. H. '

Moncton post office,_ has returned to his home after a visit of several weeks with his son, Mr. S. M. Hicks, Suni- merside, P. E. I.

and children, who have been spending a pleasant vacation in Victoria, loft

niuiis iuiiiiii

of Vilna by Germans is seen in Petro- grad and preparations for its evacua- tion are being made. The Governor

General of Vilna ordered the removal - of the equipment of factories and Mlscouchei , _ Banks to another with supplies of _Q0

metal, including _Church bells, leather and everything else that might bc useful. Horses and live stock are also being taken away. Prcparatioiis

for

tlniic. The town is in darkness iit night on account of the attacks by German aircraft. Reports from Po- land are that the Russians renialiilng in Warsaw after the ciipturo have

been removed to iiitcrlor Gcriiiniiy.

Orand

friends in Ereetown has 'returned homo. I-I. » '

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_Mr W Cmbns A 'Get The Boys Scililol, §:::°.'E.¢:".*1°.i:.‘.i>'...'.:f'."afi5';.*.:.§..‘:.:_Suit at TU P L IN ’ S I

Graibam'a Road. L_.

2-Miss Grace McDonald, Bradal~

bane. returned Wednesday after

It will fit better, lookbetter,

-Mr. H. V. Vaughan, travelling loweriqualjty considered than your

salesman for Emerson. Fisher & Co.. money _Will buy HIIYWIICIC CISC- g:;“.I_¢;l‘;;ii"w`7.s in Crspaud on business Then our _big (11SpI&_y D63l‘1y 3

hundred different su1ts,in as many different styles, at nearly as m_any different prices gives you a decided advantage in selecting.

For school wear. We have IUSI

the suit your boy needs-call and let us show it. we’ll tell you why it will wear longer than any two ordinary suits.

Call and select the boy’s school

suit today-will exp€Ci YOU-

-lilr. and Mrs. John William Clark.

Linkletter,~_ attended the funeral of the late Charles Clark of Victoria, on

Monday last. -V. »

-Mr. Ernest Reid, Manager of the

Royal Bank of Canada. Tyne Valley, is spending his vacation at his home

-Mrs. (Rev) Wm. Deathe, has V'

-Mr. Ernest Reid. Manager of the

Reuben Tuplin & Co.

KENSINGTON _ t. '_ _

-Mr. Edgar Smallman, Halifax, MM I

left yesterday morning on his return

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-Arnong the visitors to Summer-s

sidq on Thursday were :Messrs Step- hen Hiiestis and Willlani Easter,

-Mr E. Hicks, caretaker of tho

Purses $500.00

CLASSES

Free for all mile heats $200.00 2.30 Pace, Half Mile heats 150.00 2.40 trot, mile heats 150.00

Fare _

‘ ' including Time

6.00 6.45

6.55 7.20

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McBeiith

Friday on return to their home in Moncton, N. B. V.

3. 'ITL

North Wiltshire,

Hunter River,

Bradalbane, Pnrnocnnn, Aug. is. _cel-man Emerald Jct. 1-15 7-30

aeroplanes persistently bombardiiig - 7

nic city of viina, fifty miles cast of Fl`€€iI_0Wll» ~

Kovno. The possibility of the capture Kensington’

Traveller's Rest, 8.13

8.25

Summerside,

IUSIIIIIN PIISIIIUN

1.20 1.15

1.15 100 1.00 1.00

8.58 9 23 10.12 10.26 1-1.00

Wellington,

Port Hill,

O’Leary, , Bloomfield, Alberton, _

.70 .45

the evacuation of Bialystok coii- -30

Arr.

named. _ '

HARRY 0’BRIEN, Sec’y.

2580-8-1SM4ll‘}Cii.

Alberlon Horse Races

Proportionate fares from intermediate stations not

$350. ENNIS & Co. PIANO FREE

Manufactured by he New Scale Williams _Piano Co., Oshawa, Ont.

Contest sold by The Business Boosters Limited, Toronto Ontario.

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_ _The certificates are transferable and if you are not interested in securing this Piano yourself you can assist a_ friend.

‘ Our object is to interest you in our store. We want a chance to show- you tllatyou

camdo better lfre than elsewhere. We do not expect to recover_ the heavy expense of this 00t\f¢Si-’ thrill!! "8 Srqaief l>¢I’C€I1iaIl€ Of profit, but throiégh the difference in volume of busi- ness-we ex the increase to more than repay us, an_ in the future we shall endeavor to give ym; E EN MORE for your money than we have i_n the past.

e dit your patronage solely through the merits of our goods and Lower Prices.

We can save you money and we areready to prove it.

D. A. BRUCE. 1

CUSTOM TAILOR `

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CI-IARLOTTETOWN, - P. E. ISLAND `

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