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|-lpn lad' of yours. overseas. _ All

gm; humanly polible is lielng done -_ 1 to it thsths is well fed, well

, r

L and efficiently luuippsd.

_ Urganlzations _like the Y. ll. C. A. .rg poking to his physical comfort, lrealiiiilul recreation und oioun fun.

lr the is sick or wounded* the Red

C,Q>"' will provide for him with ten.

der. loving care-

. \"st there is one thing that will bring s smile so his face and a joy to his heart that none of these can give; that only you can give- Your Photo-

graph.

A The took Studio

'no-tustisii. ‘V

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The Best Eye Service

,Having recently return- ed from Toronto where_I at- tended - a post’. graduate

course in Optometeriy and was awarded my dip oma, I am now in a position to give my patrons the very best

eye service obtainable.

My parlor 'is fitted with

the'very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- iors in Toronto and Mon-

treal.

We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of

the eyes.

We are also expert re- airers of Eye Glasses,

Spectacles, etc., and will at

tend to same while you

wait.

E.E. Parkman

Graduate Optomentist,

Montague. P.E.l

' We Are

Modern Optiifians

We` keep ' in constant touch

with she _latest discoveries and invent ons in optics, and immed- lately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have it. Our optical office is of the most

approved style and ii equipped with the very late t instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. _

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses add a certain note of' neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.

Children’s eyes receive our

speciaf attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to fit a child with child's glasses. not

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Happenings of the Week

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the Georgetown Guardian ropres tive. _

on Tuesday August -27th, 1918,_

" I*.°Mn. i-iAnoi.o P. ebnoon is _,

`,`. JNOTICE:-A special meeting of the Shareholders of the Montague Hall Co., will be held at the residence _iecided success, and the snug sum of -of M1'_..-101111 J _ M==D°nlld. Monrovia uo4_oo, war realizes. 'rm este donat-

o'cloclr p. m. H. Nelson. President;

“nssrtlon for advertising in this ¢0|. mn. Cash must accompany order.

“W rvliniinum charge twenty-five cents.

..°8UCCE88FUL AF__FAIR.- Tho

Humor 'snd' ice cream social held at llilliown Cross. ,on July 24th was n

at s I sa by ure president brought tI4.so. Ia

old -friends.

Miss Logan

Major-General J. Ly-:ns Blggai' and Mrs. Bigger, who have been spendinqf the summer in Chnrlottotown, have returned to Ottawa. i

Welcome \'isitcrl`_ hero this week wore Mr. and l'/Ir..'. Paul Lo: who; were gui-ts widoly entertained by their

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Jeweler

Let TRAINOR

Your o w n comfort a nd health demands even and normal heat.

-\\\s----ss SAYS CAN UIANS MUST

TORONTO, August _15.-“Having

oo S served eighteen months with the Can-

lack and Brown-end

season’s selling reg-

lar $6 to 7.50 stvles.

lAlIi_e) & Co

_ s and

as 011° Wlw fvusht with them I know

A Prince Arthur is the poeheshor of a

. ‘ f - . charming personality and a finely de

Y mocratic manner which manifested it-

Wc Will be pleas 1;‘._‘..‘.IT°.?“f$§§;‘:.°.f.“I.° i“’l';.‘;?2.;"i‘i.‘.§'

is of il man -praising ure work or mr

r.o ex-press admiration. and he said hc.

. . was pleased to hear that Canada is tc

nteadfastness. I saw one airmen shni f \

_W. F. Fraser, Secretary Tres.

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l l‘i0lli|n iii iillci

iii milci

, adians and seen some of the desper-

ately heavy fighting last year at Vimy Ridge, I-Til-1 70, and Passchendasle, I would like to say that in my opinion there is no more_ formidable fighting

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than the Canadian army corps." said His Royal Highness Prince Arthur oi Connaught in an- interview with the

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the stuff of No. 4 divisional head- quarters and saw much of the fight- ing." he continued, “I had to _admire U19 Dlicllllllfly l1€sresslve tempera- ment of the |Canadian which showed itself particularly in trench raids ana such em-€l`Pl‘lBee. And from my point of view I was `delighted to observe that wonderful spirit of fellowship which exists between the Canadian soldiers and their British comrades. Fighting ride by ide me British rom-ierr form' ed an opinion of admiration for the Canadians which must have far-reach ing results.

“Canada has every reason in the

World to ibe proud of her soldier

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whereof I speak," he said

k self frequently during the interview

r S In little personal _reminiseenses othis

visit to Japan and the United States says 'the interviewer. He was wsu-

O U _'ie spoke of the work of the Canadian:

in the war with glowing enthusiasm

closest friends.

' ‘Canada in the air also moved hm

have an air force of her own.

“Canadians make fine airmen,” hi

said, "all the national qualities of gri .md individual enterprise find scope there, for it is really only in the air 'here can 'be any individuial enterprise

_ nowadays. Anyone who has been at

flying men and their courage and

_lown -three times in one day ‘by the enemy, and aiiter coming down for the

' third time he got up smiling ready for

another 'try The air force is the only _ ‘corps for a young man with ambitioi and dash."

force in all Europe at the presenit day

‘he front cannot say too much for th-; I

with cumbersome 'glasses that were intended for adults. ` Shadow Retinoscopy testused. Succeeds where others fail.

H- J. _-Mahon.-_

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague , _ P. E. Island Next door Bank of Commerce

ml,

Carter’S

l Bookstore A _

-Now in stocs- -

The Womsno, Home Compan- ion August No.

‘_

AUGUST MAGAIINEB

, All the best; Magazines pub- lished rsceiv `:‘|.s issued. \

A

Csnsdlsn morlosn News- '

ing in your home this winter-in every room and every corner.

That means you

need our Warm Air Heaiinil System. Ask for estimates.

F.I'I. Trainer. 80 Grafton St ‘

Do You Know-

That we operate the Uni

r Lens Grinding Plant on

E. Island?

l I killed s.“.§2.‘é5.”&¢‘€.'I‘.r'i.§’,’ 2.51 ... L “““’i. “l§;‘.'““.t. $322 ...“li giigted kinds of lenses?

Floors reosiv daily.

» New looks ' Novels for

5 Holiday, K 500 rsprlnte- boss.Auth- ‘ on rsmlsr pri# |I";l§"h'ol»$1.80 _

` each. om- Hollgrwu so and

2 is em. mir ' is me mor them over. _

Our Bookston closes oooh ev- ¢ Hill (except '-fi_Bstnrda¥) at I 0 ‘NNY and stifone _o'oloek on Wednesday during July and aumsts `. ' ' A

Carter & Col-td. Books me sudonsry I

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may forspecial dense; b Send your sl#-lvl ,mi

, 'll than §mfdmmm-

-can in ami look mr our slant .

A G. F. Hutcheson

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'Commenting on his trip to the Unit-`

od States, which preceded th‘e threa- weeks’ visit ito Japan, Prince Arthui l spoke with enthusiasm of the war spir

manifest there. ‘il was impressed with the fact the

from the President downwards every one I met was in the war with both feet. I got a glimpse ofthe shipbuild ing which is going on in the Deiawar.. river and I was impressedwith thi effort which was being made."

Prince Arthur himself is no iiresidi

soldier. He was at the front with his regiment within three weeks of thi declaration of war and remained ther(

\ until the last Hun advance was

brought to a close last April.

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" tionii furnished by F. B. McCurdy it

_Co., stock and bond brokers, mem-

I bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc

Curdy Building, Halifax, N.S.)

CLOSING PRICES _

|Yosterdsy|To\'.isy

A. F. ..~.............84% - . Atchison 86 86

_ Anaoonda`..

M. F. Ct.

Mex Nor Power .....100%,

Reading ..

6654 99%

86% 99% 101%

80% 89%

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MURRAV HARBOR MARKETS. ._

(Friday by Telephone) W. oairfbus _,_ ...so

B. Oatsbus ,.. .......80 Butter lb ._ . . 35

Wool Washed .. 85

ci-iAni.or1'E'rowN manners

(Friday)

Potatoss,_bus (old).... $1.25 i-lay ton $17-$18 Black Oats . . . . .._ .1.00 white om... _ . . ...f..I.oo Butter mer lb ......45-46 Eggsperdoz .. _ . .. 42 Beef lb. .. 25-25 samb lb. . . . .. 'A2 iides per lb. 8 :ltraw ... ... $12 -Jail skins .. .. 15 Poultry ._ .. ._ $1.25 to $1.50 Cauliflower head .. . . . ...5-20 Cabbage .. .. .. ...5-15

Blueberries qt . . . . . . . . . . . ... _.20 Peas qt..... .. ....30 Rhubarb ...8

KENSINGTON MARKETS. _,__

(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus. ... B. Oats bus . .. Potatoes bus . . Butter lb. Eggs doz ...“ ......42

85 90 60 38

.. IOURIB MARKETS. ..

W Oats bus . . . . . . . . ._.85 B. Oats bus .. . . ......S5 Potatoes bus . `. 75 Eggs doz . .. .. .. .. 40 Butter lb. 38

UUMMERBIDE MARKETS

(Friday by Telephone)

ion.

Butter per lb ...42-46 Butter (dairy) 37 to 39 Calfskins per lb . ....25 Hides ._ _ . . , ......'.12 Lamb pelts .».. . . . .._ 75to1.25 flats (black) per bus . . . ... 90 to95 Oats' (black) per bus 85 Eggs (per doz) _ ._ ....42 Fowl . . . . ...2Z to 25 Dotatoes per (‘bus)‘ ......1.'00

l

IVIONTAGUE MARKETS

Oats (black) bus .. .. ;...$1.00 Osts (white) bus ._ 1.00 “owl (lb) ... . . 18 to 20

Pork (organs in) . .. ....20-21 lggs .40 Vnniunwsshed... ... . ... .. 70 Vt’-o0Iwashed‘ 70

.limb pelts ... ... ..... ._ 1.00-1.25

Quite a few strangers have visited

Mrs. Vernon Castle and Miss Lil-

lian Russell have left for France to help in Y. M. C. A. entertainment work. ;:!¢

Mr. and Mrs. Ediwin. Aitken and

children who have _been at the Sea

home. ‘ ‘-f"’v'5

his’ home in Sussex.

An interesting passenger on Mon-

day‘s C. P. R. from Montreal was

_ Chaplain of the British Fleet in Canad-

'the Duke' of Devonshire, Governor-

_ General of Canada enroute to Hali-

fax. In the course of a short conver- sation, Dr. Johnson said that there was a posslbi-lity -of -the Duke of Dev- onshire coming to the Maritime Pro- vinces early in the fall ‘as His High- ness, since his arrvnl at llalifnx, had not visited this section of the Domin-

The hope is generally expressed that

the starting news' that Lieut. J. Row- land Paton is seriously ii-l from wounds received in the last big drive, ‘~ >--= may be followed with something more reassuring. Sympathy goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Paton and family in their

great anxiety.

The Rev. Dr. Wilfrid Hall senior -

» Chaplain of the British fleet in Canad-

‘ ian waters is spending a few weeks in

this Province giving Imany interesting and' inspiring iiddrésses in the further- 9- -- - - -£3 f--W Y '_ ' J

ance of his great work. He is lilo V

cu the - l it of St. James C um -.

‘li ... ‘”Z.." ... HALI FAX LADIES’ COLLEGE

on un y e E. “IT IS OUR WOMEN’

Englishlperiodicsls agree that "it is our

women who w'll mskeit possible for us

Ham” rm; Bungmxanngphero the, The Bllmlsement of Marguerite! fur garments, lonpogshort. llariy fsllt-I

Wes” °, 7" in _ I5- “"'°“° H Clark to Lieut. H. P. Williams hasifuis for wear with ’o*iIe piece' dréssesc B at ki _L at the Jlllt been officially announced by 'Missf will feature short coatees. Beparate “- 5 _’ 5 ‘"9 very n°"°“' Cla1'k’s sister. Sounds like regulaqooats designed on loose flowing lines

Ihem- D°°l5”°'°-5 “fe “Kam m“kl“€ “F movie stuff. for he is a wealthy young are shown in French dis‘pl~ays intend- °m""- t° have “km” “I ankle l°“5m' Southerner whom Miss Clark met last ed for importation and to set styles for Date summer “ms have huge' °°a"' April when she was in New Orleans manufacturers in New York. Belts are`

Whfle the °“l- is “°‘ th” °f “UV 'Period on the Third Liberty 'Loan drive. used to trim rather than to confine .__ of c'ress, it suggests the directoire , , ,

style” and me redmgme' _Allllilush the weather continues emphasized. Wider phouldler seams

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cool the several sum-mer hotels are are noticed in some hlg-h class' gar-

Mfs- (DY-) M°Le°d °f F"°d°"|°W“' crowded and everyone seems to enjoy ments, with the sleeves placed in a`

N. B.. is here‘on a visit and spent the themselvem boating bathing tennis lower arm,h0le_

last week with friends lu Keppoch. and outdoor sports. _being Widely en_' `

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the Golf Links during the past few ` The cunem craze for Capes pres__ the gm in the case weeks and were delighted with the sages 3 proba-blbvogue for Capes. for] _ '

lovely location and' hospitality extend- Wmter which Wm include sumptucus- A* for mn-rd.. .nd “ko no ou,"

ed. Mrs. Bagnall is hostess at after- _ '

noon tea today.

H 1 t _ ,f/Z / I \\ iw Q

_ Mrs. Beairsto, Kent Street has as 4' \\ \ "

011.10115 lb - - - ---3 her guest her sister Mrs. Mitchell. f ' , ,' i\_.

Beets lb..._...... ._ _.5 '

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View Hotel, in, Svurs have returned, d ' '

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Miaior- Fairweather' after I1 most en- _ I “"'_-""" 3-_ _ r ' _

joyable holiday returned this week to E E 3' -

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All sty les: All prices.

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Jewelers. Eslab. i868

any fulness; and slender lines are,

Even _the amateur organist can

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'“' Calendar Sent on Annliation Hssdlnsdll

AU rU\1\1 TERM l O\l\.(l Ni iw' ‘di i'i loilr luis

REV. D. BRUCE MACDONALD. MA.. LLD.

_Conservatory of Music ' ~

AND

alfakins . 2F Butter ....35 Potatoes . _ .1.00 *£'~l

ROYAL VICTORIA (OLIEGE

MONTREAL

A R-ESIDENTIAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN STUDENTS ATTEND-

INQ MCGILL UNIVERSITY A

Founded and endowed by th: isle Rt. Hon. , Bsron'Strsihcens _Ind Minot Royal)

Courses .leading to degrees in Arts separate .in the main from those for men, but under identical condi- tions; and to degrees in music.

Applications for residence should

oe made early as accommodation in the College is limited.

For prospectus and information

apply to The Warden. -

to win the war, if we sr: to win it".

Women are again called nponto lend

their services in aiding the _sick and in- kired. Nuises are needed immediately. earn nursing st home and earn 810 to 0_s5 weekly. We will send complete details on re nest. _

ROKNAL COLLEGE OF SClE\CE

709 N zSpadins Ave.. Toronio. Ont.

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: . MARGARETS GOLLEGEMMIA

ildnsaalnosisimoaloadlll FULL ACADCIIC ¢0l.ll.8l |

noliaumnt hlnoqluiait l

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MOUNT, ALLISON

UN IVERITY

Iihn-1

ANNUAL OIIBION 1918-10

OPENS' SATURDAY SEPT. 21

l i

(Affiliated with Dalhousie College)

Attention is called to the following points in our College and

Conservatory work as presented in our calendar for 1918-1919. '

1. The location of the college in an important educational contre-

and its affiliation with Dalhousie University.

2. The number and completeness of our educational courses, thus

offering tioipupi-ls of all school ages and grades suitable courses of study. 5

3. The scholastic rank of the teaching staff in all departments of

the College and Conservatory. ,

4. The special means provided for careful and thorough physical

training. '

_ 5. The provision made for the care spd guidance of the resident

pupil in every particular of her life and conduct.

6. The enrolment of pupils for 1917-1918 numbering 651. 7. The autumn term of next session -begins 17th September. Apply for Calendar for 1918-1919 to .\..

REV. ROBT. LAIN G,

»

MOUNT ALLISON MOUNT ALLISON l

ACADEMY

LADIES’ COLLEGE

oirerr General, special, and- Matricuisrlon

Courses leading to the Colleges of Arts, En- gineering, Medicine, etc. Manual Training.

Fouivnsb 1854. session. 191s-is -_ OPENS SEPTEMBER 7 _

l-m-1-J l sni__Jn __

This is the-largest Residential ladies'

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered.

For information regarding Courses of Study, Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes, Affiliated Re- lations, Expenses, etc. ‘

SEND FUR CALENDER

Incoming Students wishing Residential

Accommodation--for which MOUNT ALLI- SON ll JUBTLY FAMOUS--should give _hriiest possible notice.

Courses in _

ARTI, OCIENGE, AND THSOLOGY

it c. moss, o. o., rr..a.|.ri

1 OAGKVILLE, N. ls

Cl;'.inli\iirtH\d`0Pd°i°° = idraoussuus _

' 'phenol-w»` __ ‘ "'“‘“° ...'is

* A ` L 2 W L;-'_`,_,;,'t; _A U' V .' ,m V ».,_ A ., ,r . !»r_1. V . _ .., M . -, ~ » , ,' - f

College in Canada. ' _

WE STAND FOR-High Ideals, Soul Cul-

ture, lntellectusl llilquipment. 1 '

WE GIVE COURSES IN-Music, Orstory,

Household Science, Literature, Fine Arts

Comfortable Residence, Strong Staff of and Univeridy Matriculation. Bu lnesn _ '

Experienced Teachers Courses are _provided by the Academ;Affil~

' lated with us `

A limited number of positions avaliable _ ' ' -_ - _ i

by which students either male of female WE PossEss'_An envmbh npuuuon V

may assist themselves to pay expenses". M “nw” commenul Mmm'

Our Art Museum is ¢ feature where we ' _

FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9. ooiusider we stand without a peer. Free Cal- _ _.

\ Calendar Bent on Request

'endsr oil application to '_‘ if

s _-ummm -ll Mil-

.|. M. PALMER, M. A., LI.. D., Principal sAci<vl|.Ls. N. a.

M%¥{N ALLISON

, COMM CIAL COLLEGE

Offers courses in Businss's,Shorthsnd.and

Ty-powriting, Penmanship, etc.

)___vk";';y._»E iz".iiAuu.1os wici.s,sA _rra._:,ri. I-A

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