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ed a severe _case of cramps, wiic, pain ul bowels, wlth

dyloli ~»=¥°\l;¢°I\ Biota gum Elé_e"is" erme Somew ere' in _theydttiimach tliiiirisgtusf ` mNv°‘Nlh°lll§°l=N°_ f _ e o _ ow o any-- _ thing so good as Penslar. -Blackberry Compound / _for t hl s _complaint-It_ ls - “hlghiyantleeot oln its action _ and_coptains no opiates-

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BlJAMSVIi.iL§_,` . August 15.-Prince‘

,irtinlr.,of‘f_Connp.u'ght, who is visiting

F. Camp, today was motor-nfd about the' camp and the town by Miss Katherine Hanna, one oi the

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L_0N'DON, _ausust 15.--sir Isobel-t'

_Borden visited the Maple Leaf Club P’.°ml!68 which now ilnds slapping ac- oommodationdor eleven hundred sol- diers on leave in London. The' Pre- llller also called at the new "Y" Beav- Ier Hut on the old Tivoli site in the "Strand; conferred with General Mew-' burn, Hon. C. C. Ballantyne and Sir, Edward Kemp; attended a meeting; °f “IB ANDY Cabinet, lasting `two» hours._and another meeting of thef Allied Food Council with Hon. 'Mr.. Bill!!-lliyllo. He also interviewed tho’ shipping controllers. -f

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JAPAN PLEASED WITH _ - ALLIED SUCCESSES

LONDON, August. 15.-News of the 'lAllied__ successes in France, says a despatch' to .The Times from Tokio,

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nder date oi August 10th, has pro undly _impressed the Japanese,-who

_o -not conceal their gratification. The 'people are particularly impressed by

e rrletarnorphosis ol the"United

8|,-;",_,_|§`,_' 3119 R_ A, F; ge;-"ce, vfommoj- States into a` warlike nation that com-

anduaiighter of Hon. . J. Hanna.

PRINCE ARTHUR DE-

NCORATES VETERANS

T__0R_O`N'I`,O, August 15.-Prince Ar-

thur.of Connaught was the central fig- ure-in.s`n interesting ceremony which took place in front ol' the Parliament Buildings this morning when _he pre-

by soldiers for bravery displayed in their service overseas. In spite of the threatening weather a large crowd was hand to welcome the Royal visltor_.and as he stepped from his car

_es to help in breaking up milfitarism. The newspapers believe that"if the enemy is driven back in the w__e_st, the German menace in the east will in- crease. ‘

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SEVERE ELECTRIC'

STORM IN QUEBEC

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this morning a very severe _electric storm broke over this city and caus- ed much damage. Among some oi

e buildings struck was the oiilcc

building of the Quebec Chronicle. The

senied_N_a number of decorations won' QUEBEC, Que., August 15_--Early

in front of the buildings. He was greet-

lephone service was entirely disio`-

ed with applause 'by those assembled. cated.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSEMEN_'_l'_,-S

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‘viihurlro ' HELP-

_ FEMALE

, _ WANT D47-GIRL FOR GENERAL hqus ork_ Apply 221 Water St.

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vvANr_tn Ar' oNcs A lvlalo. No cooking. Appiy_233 Queen Street.

~ 814-s~131vlsl.'

_ l_l 1 'WANTN AT °N°'E MM.” F°” °EN‘\'vvAN1'sti sscoNo cl./iss vsacl-l

= e`re_i\.housework to go _.to New York.

Walfss _$30 a month. .Travelling ex-_

TEAOHERS WANTED _

WANTED TEACHER FOR WHITE

Sands School. Supplement $60. First or second class. Apply to

Perc Harris Secretary. 781-8-10M8i.

sez-s-ismslf Y _ '~

FIRST. C,LA88 TEACi-iER,`»-STAN -

ley School, male or female. Supple- me_nt_ $100.00. Robert Brown, Sec__ of Trustees. 763-8-9M6l _

sl- _for nose valley school _No 1o'1_ Supplement $35 Apply James' Hat-

‘ os_n_s__es paid. _Must have good .refer-~_ 16% Secretary_ I _84_3_3__15M5|_

» - ul. . - _

_ ences. Apply Guardian Oiiice.

839-8-1iiMtt._

Foaisaus ssv-EN noon Hougs

bath and lights, No. as Alley st. apply at 21 mlm ave. _ssl-s-1sMa_l

F0a_ ,Sans A1' A sAseAlN. susc- tlteisiqrlng also with double seller alcac§n1o1l__ri5.,;;1_¢l`8-_lid _ u_ew_._ _ Apply G_f°{lilsai>_i\1ce.;__ 1 N 'i40vH-1M4f.:- ron~eAl'.¢-N-nose sNe|Ns an H. _ P.-/lfwo cylinder “hoisting engine. -_ no il. P-.'“ls_lsNm. ln g<»a'crael'». r.

8. Macdonald, Souris, P. liif I. -. ` ' ' » an-s-15Mal.

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F°R` :foam-#sour 1oe cases or sanl ry cii`\‘il§`_suita;ble si¢e”for blus- borries. ‘Apply Charlottetown Cnu densed Milk C0. 475-7-18Mtl

FOR SALE---0N£ PURE BRED short horn‘ bull 2 years oidj two heitsrs, 2 yeai_e_ old; ' two oxen ii Wars' old. Appiytlo Jai. Gorman, South Melville, Loft 29.

B48-8-15M_2lpd .

FELP WANTED-MALE

WY w/l_N1_ls_o. _ A o_u_crls_NlN a

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EIBEELLADEOUS A

_L_ .Auaggs l- .~ __ ._-L,,._t ‘__ _ _ __ ~__

ssim "sv common -'- _:senses "Whey order. if lost or stolen you

_N “li 'ga' mvnvr.-pcs- _agmmn

"°°M‘ Foe-.--\-opens--ssnnoom “nd Piflol' in private family. Apply ' B0! 10|. CRY- 872-8-16M2iDd . T9 LIT-N gg; ._ _ v 1~tN_m,slN-r fi *“°l_M. -lull. mm. bliss. swims* and lights. Apply at 21 Elm Ave.

_ _ _ su-sional#

T0 Ln- ‘rl-lass on sous PAa1°l.v ._ furnished rooms.

I required for Saskatchewan and Al

st.

_-Nonrl-l_ sA1'rl.»l-:Fonn

TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING- ' ileld West School No. 12. Supple* ment $60.00. Apply to Chester Eas- ter, Secretary 0'Leary Road, lt. R.'_

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.' . TEACHER WANT\ED FOR -GULLO-`

den District No. 53. Second' or t'hird=

class. Supplement forty dolla.rs._ Apply to W. G. Ross, -Seo'i'etarY»~

5 Wood islai1ds~Nor.th. --881-8-16M3i.~

.nlpar value_.$1..0_0.___each. _ _ ‘_ tom ___ _“__ __ _

g; .rn°H_=_lnv s_°r..s°l-n.‘-ue pw D°_l_'¢Y &t,_7i'!_ Pqrqbester §_t_r_eet_ oihred

1° 0 elterda Wap not sold, the

E. ~y ¥l.- a . . lrighest offer .being _$_8,li_25,__which did

_hot reach it-he vreser_ve.__, _ __

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f Rsaul_l.nlN`_o wlillll_ar-_.'-",,'flfl‘i_&i lm-

-_e_nt_-irely ,n-ebuilt. The work _ig _being done under the dire_cilon_ of Mr. _._`I. A. Leg-ree, resident engineer at Halifax. About -twenty are emplqed. The _spruce logs lbeing utilized in _the work _are rafted down from West River.

HATSAT A _BARGAI_N-Today and

tomorrow Patlons are offering the bal- ,ance of their millinery of trimmed and untl-imlmed hats. These. will be placed in both windows and marked for spec- ial hat sale 98c each no matter what the former price was. _Batons Limited

V 852-8-15M2i

_'rR_Y,9N PRESBYTERIAN coN- GREGATION. - Prof. J. D. Seaman, Charlottetown, Provincial Secretary of the P. E. I. Aux-iliury Bible Society. will conduct services in the interests of the 'jBible Society,” in the_'I‘ryorl

_lo_ws: Bonehaw Presbyterian 'Churcll.j; at 11; Hampton Presbylterian Chu`rcll,` at 3; North Tryon Pres-byterianif _cllnrcln at s. __ ‘ "

Keep Min¢rd's Llni-ment in the lieuiefl

NNI] BANNER MINES HB.

uPll_qll|cl

-- The Gold Banner Mines, Ltd.,- have

opened an oiiice in the Ttiley Building- opposite Prowse Bros., and are now offering small quantity of stock ~fto the public. ` i `Considerable development has besrl carrledvonf owner having put consid- erable money in-to development."

Now asking public participation in

the permanent financing-Has Ontario charter and capitalization. of two mil- lions divided into two million shares

"' ’ Treasury Stock Being Sold _z

A -point in connection with the stock

view of the -fact that there has in the pa-at been so much misrepresentation concerning gold mines, is' that the stock that is now being offered :~ very properly treasury stock, and_it is not vendors’ ol' 'promoters' stock which is being placed upon the mark- -L -'wif-sill _Those now -interested in the corn-` pany, and who are giving it their fper- sonal support, are men well 'known in Canada. W. D. McKay is organizer of the'com.psiny, and with him are as- sociated’ Senator 'F6wler,'Cfideori Grant, of the `iirrr`l of Johnson, Dodds _& Grant, Toronto, and Senator Prowse". 'Samples o'f_ore`as's_a§'ii1-g" from $76.00 per ton to 340.000 a tori are on exhibi- tion on their window. ' ' '

_'.lln;_llll°s lliniment Co.. I/imited

Gents,--I cured a valuable _hunting logo! mangewith MlNAR~_D'S LIN!- MENT aiter several vsteriuaries had treated him without doing 'him any 'iermanent good. »

_WANTED TEACHER FOR _ALEXAN_» ___ ,,_. _ Y°m.°__&°__ -

der School. Midsummer holidays. WILFRID GANGNE

_ ___

` Supplement eighty tive LBY' -Prop. ot' Grand .f¢optAl_

ton McCabe, Secretary, R. R. No_- 1, Alskander.1 ' 883-8-1ilMtfv_

Drummond. Aug. 8, '04.

THREE HUNDRED TEAcHERB`|

bsrta schools opening lin* Alail Salaries $800 to $1,000 per e Full details each appointment

pllsn. Apply statins to Canadian Teachers

14, Regina, Seek."

Agency. Bo!

Catholic School requires Principal holding -iiret class license valid' in Duties to commence second. Apply -T- T-

my Nm-ts Bsttlsrofs. Sark-

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.I0 inclusive. teachers who can

attend should do sd. Pro

may be obtained Educa-

mests in

WATCH'

Leer _sl-msn on _ Road `or iii Charlottetown. D014 locket. buck rlnbon. Finder ieave st Guardian Oilloe. Reward-

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Carpenters Wanted

For work on new stations at Ocean

Terminals, Halifax. Wages 35 to 50

an hour for time and overtime. to D. R. Morrison, Massey-Harris

sullalng, cnsrlotletown. or ll. mg

trainee lo,-a-alalvl

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Telephone f' -lr-‘ orders and we 'will promptly doiivsr any- thing,-anywhere you say. ~:- -:- -- A mighty pleasing service, al- wayh ready and always rally co- operative and satisfactory. -:- -1-

--CALL 315-

DRUGGISTS

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bone

THQ _B¢_¥0T|A.-The 8 S Scotia ved in. Charlottetown yester-diy

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IIE?-anlnwdadtszlustsl _ MILLINERY BALI.-All summer 'uh l. “mo hm, ot tl” Mr

e P. Bi. _Island Railwey_.___

ADVlRTiliNQ would not pay the

vantages iolyou. A merchant might '|150 5 DIIB Of thll newpppmgx ip which l-0 olrelqgugsr at twenty ilve cents n Wand. lil! Yll- llotseli s. pound. .

AN Auro P_An‘rv‘¢<>iis;ié¢li1g'e: the f°“°Wl”¢- moiored to the city yester '1@Y_f1'°m lillilnegue Rev. J.; M. Mur- chison. Mr. ,snmuila `Plnlllps, nr.

4” whiff it (N“.|'10"-Q‘PW.9-_ 1° Win! _Simson 'Cr`oz_ier,_ Mri Themes M¢_

Nutt, rigs. Thomas McNu_tt. Mr. How- “'l’d'RBl11B6i'. Mrs. Alexander Sinclair, Mrs. Leigh Sutherland, ‘Mrl Sin- olalr -Mcodusan. Mrs. s-lnclslr Mc, GOUBQD. Mr. Wm. Thompson, Darn- ley. Mr- Leigh ‘Mosse Kensington.

AUTO PARTY.-Mr. and Mrs.

`I-larry Curtis and daughter Jean, sud' Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay, ‘M-r.‘ and Mrs. _Gordon Huestis, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis. Miss Flossie Large Mr. David Walker and Mr. Harry Stewart, chauileurs, drove to the CNY 'lil' ¢i_l\l.0_- _yesterday from Newl Annan, coming' via the North Shore.; They returned in the afternoon cross# _ing to Rocky Point by ferry to enjoy the scenery along the South Shore and report a ver`y enjoyable outing.

'ROTARY CLUB.-The Hon. Mr.

Brmch 0” "WHY, N15- 13m. “9,f°1"` 'Justice Fitzgerald was the principal

g_uest__at the'Rotary Club luncheon in 'the Kozy 'Ko/fuer yesterday. Ilotalian ‘Walter Grairti presided and the other

ton, -Mr. George Clinton, 'Montreal and Mr. H_ai"G`id -Palmer. Mr. Fitzgerald gave‘ a very eloquent and impressive address on "The Duty oi' the Hour". a report' `oi"Which is unavoidably held over. Both the chairman and Dr. Ful- lerton expressed the appreciation of those present-and a hearty vote of thaniis was tendered the speaker.

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UFFIIIE-NS lil GRAND ENCNPMENT 0 N

KlENTVFilLL_E,__Aug-. 14.-The nili-

cers of -the__Grand_Enczlm~pmen_t l. 0. O. F. elected_.are as l-oliows:

Grand -Patriot-_¢C. H. _McKay, Pic-

Grend lfiigh-»--.Fuiest-<l_). Rv Wilson

St. ‘Stephens-

Grand Senior Warden-D. F. Bc-

une, Charlottetown. `

, . -offering that is worthy of mention, in Grand, smbe_MeIvme McKean_

North Sydney. `

Grand' Treasurer-Chas. A . Simp-

son, Fredericton. _ ersnnkiteprespnfis-tives-va. H. lvlc Kay, New Glasgow; E. P. Munroe. Win‘dsn'r. _ " _

Gfrand Junior Warden-R. J. Roy.

Sydney. ' _

Grand Marshal-W. F. Urquhart Truro. _

_Grand Sentinel-Nell Beaton, Syd-5 uey. _ ' Deputy Grand Sentinel-J. W. Ells-

worth, Woodstock.

The olllcers of the 'Rebekah Asselll-<'

bly elected were. _ ' _ President-Mrs. Ellsworth, Wood- stock. ‘ - _Vice-President-Miss Phoebe Mil-

igan, Charlottetown.

Warden- Mrs. Lena Wingrove.

crane Falls, Nad. _

Secretary-Mrs. Mary McKean

Moncton.

Treasurer-Mrs. Janie Macdowan

Sydney .

AI_{lt\ES'l‘ED

W.lNNl1>_m~, _August 15,- Severn

draft evaders attending the service nt St. Ann Shrine yesterday were arrested--by Dominion Police. They

were-with p_Catholic pilgrimage. f‘Wo_ are coming in tonight with draft ev- aders," was the message received from constables who went to the Shrine to, make tho arrest.

GENERAL E_L1yIsLr~:Y

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