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'EAUGUBT 15: 1915 _

’f Suffer

YUUY 018388

ive Quz'7c"‘I¢9

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I frsland l b Tim Ben , [mans

H4 -'35-M-1» C-'I'-n ...l"d’?s?$.'l'r.'..". 1.. »...§."is‘.`1$£"

P.M. 3.45 5.00 5.45

0.22 7.00

-‘ 1.. .. »-.....

' fPR1Nca~ BDWARD ISLAND '

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT AUGUST 14TH. 1916. Trlillb Outward. Read-Down Trains Inward, Read np.

__ ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.

A.M. A.M. ,LM 11.50 7.35 D99. 'Charlottetown Ar. 11.40

1.15 8.30 Hunter River 10.36 2.06 9.02 Hnerald Jet. 9.59 2.49 9.27 Kensington 0.27 3.30 9.50 Ar. Summerside Dep. 9.00

P.M.

10.15

0.20 8.48 8.23 8.00

CANADIAN ‘ GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

P.M. A M.

10.20 I

9.03

6.15 8.00 5.30 4.50

`i.1o 9.os 9.57 10.35 11.15

12.15 Dep: Summerslde Ar. 8.45 1.57 P011. Hill] 7.48 3.32' O'Lenl'y 7.03 4.40 . Alberton 6.10 5.40 Ar. Tlgnish Dep. 5.45

5156' 3.31 2.07

12.55 12.00

Tues.

& Sat.

8.55 9.30

MOB. W641.'TfléB' V Y' _Tuenf '

Thur. & dz & Fri: Sat. ..-, . _ . sg;

P.M.

8.55 '6.30 Dep. Emerald Jet. Ar. 8.35 9.50 7.25 Ar. Sapa Travegse Dep 8.00

7.50 7.00

P.M. 3.00 4.10 4.36 4.57 6.00

T16

A.M.

6.50 Deli. _ Charlottetown Ar,

3~40 . Mt. Stewart 9.17 Morell 9.47 ' St. Petor's 11.15 Ar. S0

8.05 7.02 6.33 6.11 5 10

5.50 4.10 3.24 2.50 1.25

4.15 5.04 5.25 6.00

8.50 Dep. Mt. Stewart Ar. 10.00 Cardigan 10.30 Montague 11.10 _ Ar. Georgetown Dep.

____ __ _ urls Dep. ` ,

A ___ Ar. Efiiri Deo. "`4T0`0" A M ' " '

.”‘F”."°.~' v-~f~»-no o1<Dr-lo

3.50 2.39 2.10 1.30

A.M. 8.10 9.50

11.45

All trains unless otherwise marked. run daily, Sunday excepted.

P.M. 3-10 Dep. Charlottetown Ar. 4125 Vernon River 5.55 Ar. Murray Harbor Dep.

tf. .

. 'Insurance-’---Insure in '-K.

P .3

9.45 8.31 7.00

V 1

P.M. 5.35 4.01 2.00

-w. n. néieouenn, cross m an 2:3180. il _Gllrdian agent in Summer

‘. ` _

Court. Monday morning four youns men for using profane language ‘on a Dllbllc Bduare. were each fined $1.00 and costs.-H. . '

- fi ,WU

-TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.-5

At the reguian Council Meeting Mon- day night- bills amounting to $1,998.54 were ordered to he paid. it was de-

ween the urnal Pu -4) '_s.Cor s 'and the Cllmn Cernerfvf' Gcdorge ris__nnd Jobnmarsenauit were appolnf ted special police for the town. The _matter of damage to 'i‘own"w'vharf:by the B. S. Cascapedla was referred. to

Company.-C. ' ' " _

sesmrs |»§l__S0l_l_|\is

-Mr. J. Moreshead of Knutsford.

spent a sho__rt_ _tlrne as guest of friends at West Devon.-W.

' -Miss Patricia MacDonald of the Copley Plan Hotel. Boston, is‘spend~ lug her vacation at her home in Mill- Vslley.--K. , ~

-Mrs. _Charles Campbell (nee

Margaret_Ledweil) of Boston. visited her cousin. Anna, Pendergast of Ken-_ sington.-K.

-Mr. Frank Mclnnis has returned to his home in Dorchester. Mass., after paying a brief visit to his mother inl Summerside.-H.

~Miss Margaret Phillips of Ellers~ hs, who has been visiting the asv. L_' J. and Mrs. Leard at Pleasant Valley, has returned home. _

--Mies Alberta Green of St. John

N_ B.. is spending a few days at thf Parsonage. Pleasant Valley. the guest of Rev. L. J. and Mrs. Leard. I

-Mr. and Mrs. 'Artemas Betts and

three children of Nine Mile Creek arr visiting friends at Read's Corner. Summersidethe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mathieson.

-~Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boyle. Lo-

well. Mass.. arrived _by the Northum beriand on Monday evening. they will-I spend their vacation with friends in Summerslde and Elmsdale.-H.

little son. who 'had been visiting

-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murray and'

_ ri nds on the Island for a few weekf

-I1' PAY! to My in this Province. I

-POLlCi_ COURT.-At the Police ‘

f e left on Saturday morning for t heir home- in Quincy. Mass.-H.

»-Mr. Richard Johnsen. who is a

prominent lawyer _.of Boston. was visiting in Kensington last week. Mr Johnson has a fine suite of offices fn the Carney building on Tremont St.

your own ffompanay and ;..;.'z‘.'. o‘::;:’.r.z;'z.‘;:f‘;“;;‘.s':;.2t<

Limited. underwent an operation for

1 _get rlnsurance at Cost A ;‘.l’.2‘:".‘.‘.§°'€3.:;;;‘.f’.§”I.‘:;.‘i.°‘;‘:.':.‘i.“.‘§;.

For rates in the P. E. Island Mutual Fire Insurance

ing as well as can be expected.

Cgfnpaniag on farm buildings churches hang -Rev. Joseph Gillis, vicar of the

` ' . 1 ' "_ Sch°°l chur h at Burlington Vermont cele~

houses, country stores etc. Apply.to _ _ _. _._,,,,§d _m,,,,, am, ,,B_.,,,.,,.,_,,, an ,.0

_ _ _ _ _ _quent sermon' at'hls native parish of

I _ C. D. indian River last Sunday. The beaut-

- ifwi indian River Church was filled

Ro l = _ ‘ " ._ ~

n05_7_22sw1___3_r_a Bank Building, _ Charlottetown _fo me nom. x.

f The Army of People, Using Tf:°.:‘“:..:;é°°:.:.°~a.>':.s:s~:r:‘..'::;

...M

‘ _ number of weeks. She is now how-I

, ,__ __ _ . ever able to go about.-W.

-Dr. Thomas. a native of the is-

AN _tended the service conducted hy the

,.0 .. O Rev. R. Brodie at Cape Wolfe. ln the * . _ Gvenllll U9 conducted a service in the!

Y B d logg‘s Asthma. Remedy bring prompt

ou I e a relief.. but .i_t__introduces s .new era of

life‘~ for the afflicted. Systematic ln~ ‘ haiing of some or fumes from the

Save Your Coupons _ A A .z¢.'::.‘L’.".'.°.rf::.‘;':...f.°".‘:::_“°

_ - __» »~ __ ~ ___ ___ _*Y \ _ _

_ __ ‘ I w.

_ ' ucououens As'rHMA. ro be re-

' . ‘ lioved from the terrible suffocating due

/to asthma is n great thing. but to bel safeguarded _ for the future is even

~ . _ _ f*-1. r _ _ 5 _

51.1.' t-frm ei _

Values Now in

Goods

OU Slim

T`“Plin Kensington

- _ I »* ,. n w... ».

--Mr. Bertram Ramsay, _Montrose,

_ -_ _ . _._ . ..,', I' _Lot 3. foxman, was in town on Mon-

day. _ Mr. Ramsay is an up-to~dste ‘man ary) predicts a flourishing de

A ' ‘ 5 ' _ §xnand'_ for foxes in the near *i‘u_ture._

“ _ ‘ " ' ‘ 'The crops in his section. are the best

' 'for years.-H.

._-The many friends of Mr. John

‘Cclllcut of Cape Wolfe, who is -infhls 78th year will be sorry to hear that

e o age. has not at all been well for a

land now of Woodstock, Mass, is on ,a visit to his sister. Mrs. J. Dalton _of Burton. On Sunday afternoon he at-

'Preshyterian Church st Campbellton.

:`grai\ter.` Not only does Dr. J. D. Kel- '

if;;inmuoN_'i

, jewellery orders _ u 1 t, satisfacwn

--"AivcUS`Ma‘¢KEN2ll!i` _- '-

P 2 Y hlshesf

mariah We

Brass and

Darnley, `(Fairview institute.) $35.00.

M rs. M. Pldgeon .

_N. Waughsn

‘Katie Blanchard

John Flynn'

‘Ax ‘MpR¢&_,_ _ A.

/Mrs; Thomas McNally

its.. _ . . __ _

S . _ , V =. ' .

Mrs. A. Flynn - -

..~. 1. .._, Mflf ` I 'i_»",»

Z1.. _ ~Mi6Zt‘..Mobssn ~ \. ‘..

Friend. ._ ‘

Mrs James Mc`Csbe M_._'Hc`|s‘j 1

Mn: Joseph* Gaudet .

~ll!i‘s. A.` Cudmore .

J. Chsisson'

D. MODOIll|d _ , I Mrs. H. Dourette - .`

~- Alex. Stewart

5*°W°"3i1:9._h~ on

se str

-oNs‘§sN1' nor more

tion for veftiaing ia... cash mast accompany,

mum oharso. twenty-live asain,

- 1 1-|-_ups -_-7; ,.;_ _._

1 -TH! MORNINGDAILY essralu

be btsined at ,' __

mnParl3urs.

!""_?I|\' ._ ..

-si-nrvino Mews".-hlessrs. .ro A- M°Q“¢|il ‘-

seph Read & Cc., have chartered the '

Schooner William E. Burh

11200 tons "L the tn mi? A P nurse

8 CBI' 0 0 ODI L 1 - _ for sfimmorsme.-c. _"_Y°' Mr».n1r;;r__oosi_¢r\p _so»

` -`-Q-_'s ‘_ _ _, _Ff|_°nd.i..‘l\:|j.~’ 4.~`»;_f 4 ' -591'

_ _ -Fon 'rl-is .wmsr_-..._ruuy_ .my Mrl.~l’..._.l.sf_¥__ei_ -60 cided to lay a concrete crossing-het-‘left 0‘Leary Saturdhy ‘for the West,"R...'l1$_'~&. ill,.'_'__ ~50

a good number 01, |.\l9_lIl._ll9lll| too J0l\Il` 049.91... ` 5°

" ` Mrs.. _W..`-MePb_ars_gn_':_ _ .$0.9

C._-'.GalllrhL_ H, ' ..'.‘," ‘

old -to offer for the~_ft0_nt.-W. ` ’

-cuuncn' or scoTLANo.-Rev

.50

~ . ,Ph _ I - -_ _-‘_ -50

Jas_f Macnougall will » pi-emi, .gn ggb. ‘_.l.__,A. Cvqaln _ -_

th the 20th. at Summersid at 10 30.

_ .he 0. _ .

the Recorder to be adjusted with the ‘Searletown at B 'and €lpe Traverse `

ll! 7 '

' -~i.E'r'rEns ws|.coM:- Many Friend hearts in the west part of the county F Murray .$01.

are rejoicing over letters received

first received since the Battalion landed on the English shore.-W.

from their “boys” of the 105th. The. Joseph. Gallant-

.50

-c.vMNAs1'|c Psn|=om4|ANcs Aff ANNAN RACES.-Mr. Bccantlebury, 'our P. E. i. trapeze 'performe`r.' will., give a performance before the grand

Aug. 23rd. ` ` 1501-8-ldlnll.

-’ --MA1{iNEE BOAT RACES.-Ah ‘A Friend ‘=- ;~»~'»_'»~- .40

.2 not signed, $45c. each . _Mm M_ W-_

%_».f'1\@|cé.._ood _I _

_ - sri. amen

N' H H°u"""' 'm‘Mrs.-S..~Mclnnls

M-rs. H._ Ward Mrs. F_t‘ed_Mallet

rnngements have been completed for motor boat races in Summerslde har~ bor on Wednesday aftemoon. The an-- nual races for the McKelvie and citi- zens cups will be held on the fcllow~ " ing Wednesday.-C. _

l --WELCOME SERVICES- The Rev. Mr. Mason. representing the' Baptist home missions conductedi services at Springfield on Sunday morning, and at O‘Leary in the even- ing. The members of the Baptist cause for the O'Leary district havs_ been laboring without e. pastor for some months. They' nov: hope lo. have s man within a short period.-W

-ARRIVALS AT THE QUEEN

HOTEL MONDAY_-»-Mrs. B. A. ‘Mer- |'is and Miss A. F. Morris, Wallace, N. S.. J. M. S. McCabe. Pictou, N. S.. E. H. Mcldachern, Charlottetown, E. F: Pineau. Rustico. R. E_ Splllett. Char- iottetown. Mr.- and Mrs. W. J. Hol- brooke. St. Louis. Mo.. children and maid. E. Percy Boulter. Lowell, Mass., L.. Gamble, Norwalk, Conn.--H. _

-MALPEQUE. - The Malpeque'

Branch of the W. P. A.. begs-to uc- knowledge with thanks the followirl; contributions from the different dis- tricts in aid of _'Red' Cross work. _ Malpeque, $89.15; Hamilton, $34.50; Baltic, $21_45; Len. View, $17.00,

Toti 197.15 Of this amount 3000

S _ » _ 5 -

hasPbeen forwarded to the treasurer in -»

Charlottetown, the balance due forthe months of April and May, and $100.00

the total contribution for the months ._

of June and July. :_ »

::Miller's Worm Powders are a__

prompt relief from the attacks o`f§_ worms. 'l‘he__v,are powerful in their. action, and. while leaving noth-

ing to be desired as a worm expeilent, _ have an invigorating effect upon the youthful system, remedyijig fever, ‘ biliousness, loss of a.ppeti‘te,;sleepless~_

ness, and other ailmentst that follow ;Mr°"°J°n‘-°'-lmmphy ~25?

disorders caused by worms ln’ the sto- mach and bowels. , _ .

ENVELOPE _SUBSCRIPTIONS `__'LCont|n-usd-31-ri;

Mrs_ D. McMi_ilar Mrs, M. McAleer

Mrs. G. F. Steele

Friend

.Edward Smith Mrs. Charles "McGregor J. A_ Cameron Joseph Lawlor George Mclnnis

J. J. Duffy

Friend

E. i-iartling Mrs. .James Wisner

Maud Kelly . ' Mrs. E_ Moore

Nettie Evans H. A. Hayes

Friend _

W. H. Kiggins

8'. C. Nash

Mrs. F. Nelson Friend ` Mrs; R. Irving Friend _

H. Court v

Alma M. Jenkins 232 GraftpI|.;St. ~ Mrsx George Mutch Mrs. H. Foster

A. McConnell ' Mrs. B. Stdntlford

Mrs. G. H; Bell

oseph llansghan

Mrs: R. McWilliams ` _ '_fi._'

William 1-festhrid e

lilt

Mrs. B. _Henderson

.50 .50

IL' D. Dinna .50

' ' .50

M' . '

M 'Pe

'P. '

/M M

stand at the races :it New Annan on Mrs. H. Stewart _

M .

-; -1 -»- F.'McRory _ _

Mrs.

Mrs. Joseph Doucette .50 if-. J. Csilbeclr - _ .50

Peter Mohieer Mrs. Petra - _soc Mrs. Bmh .Pollard .50-

.$0

lililllf Walsh

9 .

M iloop _ E50

rs.'A: Turner /.50 ~1=‘s Mrs. C. Woods ‘ ‘_50~ _

.so ;1\n~|'.".r¢~ wood

Mr§i’B.'-1: _ enzie

MN-‘nfl-_%lc\ !ur¢'.".r-.~`1z:_ ' ie I - .. *'iMrTv. WlllemJiI‘eed, Sr. » ' -20 ri-land.; asyssrc».s¢_ _

.enyelopei .not .-signed, 20c. .

_ ¢'¢¢1;___'=_¢ ~ » . _ 1. _,~1.80 Nora .llahieren .~ ' ` ' ~-19. Mre’.` R. *Richard - - Arthur-I S ton... . 'Mary Cor_ an - Mrs._J h -.Hoffman ~ Mrs. George, Burnett . Mrs_ J.'MoAleer . Mrs._.lem¢l Conway - 249 eration si. _ _ Mrs. -Au, McNeill _ .

envelopes not signed. 15c. ~

Q“““‘ "ffl itlizrssgidipes not signed, 12c. each

Mamie Ross. f' ' ` _

_‘i8t§.aley__.__Le'Clafr

‘dnvelppsrnot signed

1..

1319 'Nile' 7...? Mrs.,0~..-v\_¢_. interns _ Mrs. M.,Jackaon_ _»

Mrs. P. Hughes. `

rs lxlng .50-

rs.‘ Hornsby

ter MoAlear'~ » ' ..-

rs. J; P. _-'muon

rs. J. Fevyi0ai'_=¢ _ .50 gi Peopie’o Chuich. .

not signed=a~850¢ each, 19._00“ rs. Jamea.Go¥le ~_ A5. \

90'

rs. 1'. .Mcyherson .» _ .40 rs _Philip Cowie .40

2 not signed..S40c._ each .80

Mrs. D. Pound - .35~ Mrs. John .Mortimer .85 _.M

Mrs. `i'f.`_ Curtin” _

D. Curley .35. "lend - _ _ _ _ _3 _Miss D. Williams

4 not signed, 355, each 1.45 1 not signed-N. 4.. .34 Mrs. R.~ Larter .80 E. McF'.

4 not slgned,`30c_ each 1. Friend _ * .28 1 not lgned _ _

-2.8

Mrs. John Molsaae .25-< Mrs. James.K_elly'~ .$6.~

Mrs_ Andrew Martin _ .25 Mrs. Peter Martin ' .25 Dorothy Waughan .25 Mrs. Joseph Kiesstesd .25

Mrs_ H. Goddwin .Zig Mrs. J. N.=`~J{\lshes .2 Mrs. James Arblng .25 Mrs. A. Mclnnis f .25 Minnie Finlayson .25- Frlend _ ' _ .25 G. C. Cudmore _Z5 Friend -' _ , .25 Miss Jackson -~ ` .25 Patrick claritin' : .ze- Mrs.‘.lames Mchean .25 Mr. Rodd" ' j' _, .25 Mrs. Large ,.25 Friend ` ' _`_~ ` __ .25 Gladys Rosa .25 Mrs. J. White .25 Mrs. 'Joseph Doucette ._ Friend’ ' _ _Z5 J_am‘er‘Morgsn` ’ .25 -Mrs. Dun'csn;Morr1son .25 Mrs. James Patterson .25 A. M. _W. U . " .25 Emest ,lflynn 1 - .25 Mrsi' H." Somers .25 Frisndf ‘ 1 .25 Mrs..'D. DeC.ost'

Frlen .25

.25`

Mrs .' A. ’l'_raiuor .25 Mrs. Peters ‘

Joh/n

Mrs . _Walker

.Burns

John Mrs _

_rs . ns

P T

Croak

Conway

|10!!

_ ll’l’l_l'0II 3, ‘ ‘Iekndfcilonald - Mrs. J.. D..0.'i'sylor - 'limes M'e]__{enna -

rs. C_ Heron -

- rs. r._¢sue» smith -

P. 52 Syd y St_

M. -Doimn »- .213 = 3 W

J. _

envelopes not signed,

'C5011 ' fi- 25 nve!iope`_not signed nvelopet not ‘signed

Mrs. Ji. Gormley Movlgénrle 'James ils.0n

0 frinnds.__each~10c. 47 .envelopes not signed. 10c.

.30

each 4.70

M' and S' Rm” '30 `Mrs._ Rooney _ .081

Friend ‘ _.». . ~ ,

-g|~sssuppm»__.__.

Apniec Ramsay fc lion. Soiir S Worms Ccnv\|la\onaF¢vn‘l8l\‘_ ness and |058 OFSILBP. '

m§'W"_"°t

15 mirlturleilrliltv. )l0l|1’ltlAl.|. IWYDRK

'_ ‘ - ~= f ~. ..

I ‘ .as._s_»or11Is‘r_nsd. 8°_-wh ~

.I5"1»nots_ _lil~' '_ »‘ . ina.

25 Mrs. A.»"MsK.ensie‘ _

Ion .05

25! Mrs_ Carrollf’ __ ` ` 5

25»Geor8c

s5`Eu.e1_ Hu nos ._ ' ’ .os 25 J. n. Arsanauit - » _. _~0_5' _£51 s onvciopesnot signed, lic. each _ _.40.

% _25_iv||ss B._= <d~ A v -» ~ X3?

_ 5 1 ot SSW . ' _ .

friend. ,_ 1:. each gsm 2 .2 _film __m,ned_ 1c_ _"ch -_ _ox

' _

25 ‘ _` . _ ,_,. _ .. 224 ‘ ` $778.50 .21

Mrs. J.: _

Previously ooxnowiedsod' s1oJ».ooj . ` Toni _ uamso

' - 'i "~ o0.l.¢&'

‘ .|.M.HuoHse,_..__,___ ,_1__

= _ - ' ~‘ » eB°»='1-.’\_'.f¢f_»_»».i...-.'.

' " ~ - .- ‘ M7 .U-'.` ‘z ls..“vf::.

§.<»i»~f'&i-ll .MEllll¢ill

‘v.' n¢e'aocHs.~ ‘ A

A prominent 'and `hlgh1y.Y0§l\_00i¢11

residenhof Miscouche passed away on Sunday evening int In the person of Mr. li. V. Desltoche. The deceased

_who was one of the pioneer residents

me time or ms- death. Hs had opu- d cted a general store in the villas! for many years. He was elses ‘Jud- tiee of the Pence and Ill; N18 lllt _“.5” sion of _the Legislature was employed as official Engrosidng Clerk. About ~a month ego he was takento the Charr lottctown Hospital. suffering _from cancer of the stomach. 'but the best medical skill was unable. to».arrss_t the progress of the. disease. _'Iwo weeks later he- waa..taken » home to await the inevitable end.. whlclnhe did.-.w_ith calm fortitude. and ex- emplary patience. He leaves to mourn n sorrowing wife. three daughters and four sons, namely, the Misses

of Mlscouche was 72 years of age at

firene and Rose in<Boston; and' Miss

Marie at home, Cyrus and Felix-in Boston, Joachim st home and John B. at Sunimerside. 'i`_he~~-funeral' took place yesterday morning and .waslargey ly attended. the service being held in St.`John the Baptlst's Church.. and interment being made in the adjoin-' ing cemetery. 'C . -

Mothers Know.

Genuine Castorié

Always I I

B.-ns the ‘.

iSi'_-gnaiture __ __

_ of i_

-1

‘ lil

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1 _

I runy

-isnvavl leasvassv. amass veg. "qv,

4 _ . -5c¢f¢"9.f.h_ tB1¢il‘f;¢t-9. Says Dvotvr 6- _ I _ _

'seeker or caan |s'Nnuh`A Nos: Ann sowsn or A1'H|.l'ras.

. ..._...._.. f,|.|_*_,_9.4_li*. \ . »- -Aryan: ~._n'..»

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