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s_,45

umrns

risnsvrng-At Prince county Hou- pftal. Summerside. August 18. to Mr. slid Mrs. W. Merrill Forsythe. a son.

D. Ill.

’~ _ DEATHS.

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at 3 a. m Leslie Fun

p. m

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-of msn's

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the ballot ltt__tltc Campaign seven tiays'.V_ ‘- V_

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F-"~__fl°**=-f°1111 Prizek _

_f',’______`f1_ 1' “__Thls_C'oitppnGoodfor ' ._ » .1-our ffves-i~s:~ ~

'at the convention personally or by

_, L- _

_ - ~ GOAL THINK IT OVER! '

tell about the coal supply later on. _ Book your orders with

BUNTAIN, BELL & C0.

_ I O _ Liberal Conservative

' I O

Association

The Annual Meeting of the Liberal

Conservative Association of Qusen's County will he held in Market Hall. Charlottetown. on~FRlDAY THE 35th DAY OF AUGUST next at 10 o’cloclr in the forenoon. for the election of Oiiicers, and General business of the Association.

ALSO

On the same day and'in the same

place at 3 o'ciock-in the afternoon, live delegates from each Poll in Divis- ion will meet in convention to choose Candidates to represent Queen’s County in the 'House of Commons at the next general election.

Presidents and Secretaries of each

'Polling division will see that delegat- es will be appointed and represented

proxy.

.. Signed, ALEXANDER MARTIN,

- President 'of the Liberal.

Conservative Association

- » of Queen's County.

1 204-8-BM 20i.

Excursion to 'llonshaw

During the Mondiiy half holiday term

.the Hazel R., will leave Charlottetown for Bonshaw and return, beginning Aus. 14th at 2.30 p. tu., until iurthsi

notice. ' _

W. Mi:RAE.

1398-8~10Mtf. _

Shareholders Meeting

A special meeting' of the sharehold-

ers of the Dominion Fox Breeding Co., of Murray Harbor_Llmlted, will be held in the Public Hall, Murray Harbor on l-‘rlday, September- lst. next 'at 8 o'clock p. tn.. for the purpose of talklngover business for the present and coming year.

_ W. H. PROWSE, '

Secretary, ~ ‘

Murray Harbor,

' August 1st. 1374~8~9WS6i .

Synopsis oi Northwest

-T3-'fl

ThsschoouerllLhlarieBrovrnis

now due from New-Yoi-_ with a cargo . - 1 ~ ,0.| 535 .fills Qllhrlrltescoal. ip etoveiézmugl 'wma m'°m°?'-t‘h°‘ "IE __ um shutout tim." sits wut-urioi-1de_ " °” ° mfr* ° ° “° _- iswea by the when 11. vmsiii, with °°“'°°’ ”“Y’“" fl" “ °"“"°“ ‘”“l as mm ‘M we uve cloud numb" be issued for the purpose hereinaf- _'.ch'°u°m1 of 1000 was w "nd “ner ter set forth: You are therefore “H 6,0". I-mgmh . hereby required to cite 'all persons ' 'rhis mai is an or highest American "““"""’°“ ‘“ me “ld Emi” '° "°

d m 8 ld tmw .t 11anil appear before me at a Probate

"“'°' ‘” " b “° “ ° "°°"i1nurt to be held in the <1

- .ourt Hoiise

“me "mes 'Mia discharging' Pau” in Charlottetown ln Queen's County. i

Selling Agents for Dom~` secutive weeks from the date hereof

inion Coal Co.. Ltd.. and that a true copy hereof be forth-

l-'hone 404. for P.E. Island. with posted in the following public

Court Citation

In the Probate Court 'ith George

V. A. D. 1918 - in Rs Estate of Cornelius Lowther late of Crapaud in Queen'a County in 1-the said. Province deceased testaie

lytlie Honourable Aeneas A. Mc-

Donald Surrogate Judge ef Probate. lc. le..

'r'o the shei-iii oi ine' -county oi

Queen‘s County or any Constable or literate person within said County

_ Greetinjt _

. _ ‘F #_ _ WHEIEAQ upon re'a '-‘tlidj-p'oti~

tion on his 'oi Herbert- wthei-`foi

`of be forthwith published in island Guardian Newspaper, published in Charlottetown for at least four con-

places respectively. namdly in the hall of the Court House in Charlgtte town, on the front of Richard Camer- ons Store. in Crapuud and on the front of \Vright Brothers Store ln Victoria in Queen's County and on the fence at corner of Water and

-Queen Sta. in Summerside opposite Clifton Hotel so that all persons ln-

terestediyin the said Estate as afore- said ma have due notice thereof.

GIVEN under my Hand and the

Seal of the said Court this tenth day of August, A. D. 1916 and in the se venth year of His Majesty's reign.

(Sgii.) AENEAS A. Mi:DONALD.

Judge oi Probate.

McLean & McKinnon.

Proctors

` 1452-B-12841.

Barbados Molasses _ and Sugar

Schooner Douglas Adams expected to arrive in Summer- side about the 1st‘ September. Nichol- son and Messervey.

1460-8-14MWs3i.

T0 ALL CONCERNED

international Harvester Co’s Agent

‘at Kllmulr, Jas Finlayson liandlee all the Company'a Machinery and extras. Alse Deertnf Extras. 1317-8-554|.

`\£

Excursion from New 1lllasgnw. N. S. ln Nav Annan liacas

A party of excursionists

from New Glasgow, N. S. will charter a steamer to take them to Charlottetown where _they will board the special train for the New Annan

races on August 23rd, 13g0-8-7Mt1i. `

r-I-1`:>r Sail;-It

_I5 h._p. Imperial Gas En- gine with reverse gear and ' riction Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or J AS, D. OFFER,

Charlottetown

. iJistrictNu_ _

Nat not Aug. zona

same as previous years.

I 'S not a religious grounds at

Von Bothmer‘s army just now is hav- ing a retreat.

DESPATCH says the Italians are

pressing the Austrians back. lf they get a chance they should also slap ilieir wrists.

THAT stone on the market square

which tripped a countryman's horse.- se\'ercl_\' injuring it does~n`t seem to have been altogether "on the square."

THE ENEMY are not making any

noticeable gains now, unless we count the fact that Austria seems to he get- ting more Hungary as the rations grow slimmer.

THAT faint notse1you heard in the

distance the other day was no doubt occasioned by the ’1ll of the Persian ministry.

A CITIZENS is threatening to sue

the City for adamages on account of permanent injuries received while being arrested some years ago. Oni: would rhturally suppose from this that he had already received snflt- cient damages without looking for more.

- IN THE BASEBALL SEASON.

"\\`hat! Grandma dead again!" ex-

claims the boss with look se- vere, ~ '

"Why, boy, you hurled her, I know,

a dozen times last year;

To have another funeral for her would

be a shamo~

Get out and find some other gag, if

you would see the game."

How Fat Folks

May Become Thin

Perhaps you are suddenly becoming

_stout, or it may be that you have been putting on weight for years. ln either case the cause is the same-luck of oxygen-carrying power of the blood. This trouble occurs in adults ofboth sexes and all ages, but it may be over- come very easily and without any of the privutions that most people ima- gine necessary to reduce their weight.

Simply go to your druggist and get

some oil of orllene capsules. Take one after each meal and one before going to bed. Weight yourself so as to know lust how fast you are losing weight. Woriilerful results have _been accom' plished by this inexpensive recipe. but be sure to get the genuine oil or orl- lene in capsule form. lt is sold only in original scaled packages. Any large druggist can supply you, or ri large size box will he sent on receipt of $1.00. Address D. .l. Little Drug Co., Box 1240 Montreal, (lan.

Government Grant Towards Rural Telephone Extensions

No application for grant towards

the construction of Rural Telephone Lines will be entertained by the Gov- ernment of this Province unless cedar or Juniper poles are used and un- less the application for such grant is made prior to the commencement of construction of the line. The practice of 1grantlng aid to Rural Telephone Companies using pruce poles has been discontinued.

By Order.

ARTH-UR NEWBERV. Clerk Executive Council.

378-8~17MS2Mo.

MOLASSES

To ArrivLa_End July

siunviiv; o.v.A..-c.i~.n.. -st; ~1 - violin, N. fl.

hesitates '

giia-nh ll l2‘3`s`a““ '

‘ WE’LL never believe that summer is half over until we see bathing suits marked down to half price in the store _ windows.

THE can/toians have been\or-

tiered to the Somme. The result will probably be to give the Kaiser another attack of inSomme~uis.

IF there are any pessimistic about

the war they should look ai a postage slam. The King is on the side that is not licked.

A NAVAL 13.5-inch gun costs, with

its mountlngs, telescopic sight. and other fittings, about $600,000, were you thinking about ordering one?

mv Finsr clean. _

A quiet eve beneath the stars, with I brother Steve and two cigars, Behind the shed we slowly creep;

the folks abed. the -

world asleep I

` strike' is light with » shaking _hand, in such a fright, I scarce can stand. Like veterans grim, we puff the smoke; my eyes grow dim, l almost clioke. Another, and another pull. ‘How bitter sweet! My mouth is full ol' the biting weed. My stomach turns-~--oh. my. how sick My throat too

1 burns-;-oh, help me.

quick! I roll, lsqu1irm_ 1 with frightened~ look just like a_ worm on . fishing hook, lvry for _

Steve-1'--my cry's _in

SUMIAONSES have been issued for

overdue fox taxes. Surely this d0§8 not mesh that the fox business

sresoineou rn: amooz.

The i-lllisboro bridge is not ii place

For guys their speedy asus to

race-

_'l‘here'd be some row if auto-crates,

laandlts made s haul of $37.

PARADOXICAL

lf about debt you think a bit. '

Tommy (who has had the mirror

of his trench perlscope broken by a German sniper's bullet)-Look at that, now, There's seven years' bad lnck.for some bloomln` Boche, and the bligbter doesn't even know Vlt.-

John Brown cannot pay me the money

he owes, ‘ `

"On account of the war."

The cook wants ten dollars a week.

or she`goes. _

“On account of the war."

The baker reduces the weight of the

bread,

The butcher sends steak that could

muster as lead.,

The tailor’s wool suits are of shoddy

instead'

“On account of the war."»

The tlnner can‘t patch up my rooi

where it leaks.

"On account of the war."

The car that I bought will not come for six weeks.

' “On account of the war." The cost of my shoes mounts each time that l buy, _ The price on drugs are prodiglously

high.

But when l demure l’ received the

reply.

“On account of the war.”

Anil what can i do when they airly

say, ` “On account of the war."

What else can l»do but obligingly

DB!/.

“On account of the war.” _ ‘

f iks

vain; ‘ l see him heave with awful ` strain. When hope is fled there breaks ii light, behind that shed upon our plight---~ and dad is here; as forth we crawl, he grabs my ear . . . . let curtain fall. An interview next morn we‘hud. Our words were few;

'l . _

but then gui- dad Ciitarrh Cure. mlu\tfn|:tured by l".I,Cheney& ng __.i____,__ _ _ _ ._ V

There is more Catarrh in this section ni the

country than all other diseases put together and for yearalt was supposed lobe incurable. Doc- tors prescribed local remedies. and by constantly falllngto cure with local treatment. uronouncid it incurable. Csterrli isalofal disease. greatly influenced bv constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's

-'§iéAG1tl_1;w_o.-__ . _ _ _GU.nn>_IAtI .4 1 _ 1 _ --'.tUcus'r1i§, 1916.

_ _ VV _ _ _

"'”""'- = S-~ Q sourrnass hone sorlass so lush _

that it bumps its beau against the - calling and so sullen a temporary_ . I _ V _ __ eclipse. _ _ f ~ - ‘

t ' _

not pay. -__ , -

11 Customers would VaCl§ WlS€ly_' to Order .and take delivery of

the other day and es- F

The. same busted peol>l°S H1019-

car. -.tnothertisstim0“‘i.f' t= I h' '- .::°".r.°.'“1f.:.‘.1:.:.:1l.:::..'.1.";f.‘.' _ and...tG11H2rl1b"

very' carce.We'.l60lr

fore the Se a s on

mon i-io. V _ _

ends. V A -

Phone lll 1 '1»

Sketch. C L & `

oN Accoum' or 'ri-is wan. _ 'Vo __ __ i 0

_ _

ONE THING SURE. " '~' -.

"You cun‘t be sure about anything

in this life.”_ - . .

“We.ll.” replied the cautious citi-

zen “l think we can at least feel reasonably certain that the straw hat season has at last arrived."-_- Washington Star. ' ~

r I _ SWEET MUSIC. V

___ _ .

We listen to

The City band And call the tunex

Sublime and grand,

But can its cadence Match ,for you

The Jingle of a

1 Coin or two?

A pretty girl

` Will widly proud

And make the old Piano sound

_ With vigor and '

A lot of dash. _

But can it equal

Rattling cash_?_ _ _ <

Acquitied- ol lleserttoil

Yet often I wonder what-some o _ _ _ . _ 1 _

will do ' 1 "'”_‘ ~' _ -

' _-._ and 'with its wi"-.1 (Canadian Press Dsapat h.)_ -

Wiifiih iisntlitrhoeiigg .- - OTTAWA, August 15.-`-A_iiianiwh_o .tue they can no longer pm hy ii.-wallets in. a canadian battalion and

revmwz _ _1then abssnts himself _without leave

"On account of the war!" ‘ f°" “ny P°|`l°d cmmot 'b°:°ll“_"3¢d-"'_ “_

_.New york gum Vdeserter unless the battalion -left

for overseas. in, accordance with .a special ehactment to themllitia _act passed by an order in' council- recently

the military authorities themselves. Counsel by producing this enactment in police court. succeeded in-having Albert Thibert. charged with desen- tlon from the two hundred and_sev- enth battalion, acquitteti‘ this morn-

beliind that `¢'o.Toledo. 0hio.lsa constitutional remedy,is ` it-|-'he nh f mt" 1 |", an '_

gh9,]__1 Begg; taken intemally and acts thni thecl,3loog oiatlie Vu" many Chine" "UL", m°.::°'|_:__

yer. and ull _l““°°“' 5“'f°‘?°°f “‘° 5’°"‘“~ "° “" "4 cams in teeny. noone a metros

C E Rodd 145447 Great

_George St

Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Co., Ltd-

Notice ls hereby given that the Cre-

ditors of the above named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up,

are required, on or before the 81st day of Au ust 1916 to send in their nam s

Dany. ' .

1178-7-26M32i .

Valuable 'Business' Pro-

xwsxxxxxxn

1- d d Dalian reward is offered for anycaseihat l~laIl'a _ _ _ _ V

org, nf; §:éati;lh;`7;i;i;l;sils to cure. Send for circulars UMITED' 1524 mmm 21- clw I'll F cnsméy _Mo 1. _ d h. . . "siomu s smiths Alteration-sate. horror- S lf dr . " °” °° ° '°' _ ~nieu's canvas shoes, s2.so im 1.51.1.- set ,,° .’” “"“""‘°- . .una s1.2s im- si ai. 1509-s-17m_s¢

all s Family Pills for Constipation. - _

§¥l€‘|'5|~'#li€‘l*ll€‘l‘ilC4'3

Guai dian Classified Adel?

~ _ ....-,_,...

. i

One cent per word first insertion In this column, 1 liplf eine pei( l word each continuation. cash must accompany _ order. Minimum- charge Twenty-five esnts. " `

KV _ __.____-

nnd “dren” and particulars of their debts to the undersigned, and it so AGENT; waN1'¢n_ M|5¢E|_LANE°us_ .

S Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock and territory, cash payments week- ly. Our agencies are valuable. Ap- ply now. The Pelham Nursery. Co., Toronto, Ont. 1098-7~22Mw824i.

im-s-iai-1ris°1.iwrsi ' -

eats?-rtrrsrn

I at

required to come in anl prove their » ' - - _ __ - 1 - said debts. or in deiauit thai-eoi they A‘ltEh';“1;¥:m“bTfg0l;';§|lf§,txE'er="E°;§ --~w|i.i. THE |_=An'rv wiio Plos-

wlll be excluded from the beneilt of h _ ed up a g_ent.leman's grey -raincoat suit distrlhutioni made before such ggeiuslcn e;1;i;ai:;n tohrglélt E13; gflgvlgeaaxlddgtont Endmcggei-aid, e sare rove. _ ' i A sa ea _ inn' Dated J Chnlottswwnb Frm” Ed_ missions paid, handsome free equi- Engng, 1:91-8-18-Help;

wud mmm this mth' du, ot July, oment, Stone & Wellington, Toron- B-m. Ha __ Do isis. l'_°’;__ _ ’2‘°'8f1_ME"“"" 31 co. withvit miie iiiiinoliiuiimilu `

. -- ~--» ---~- -~ ~ _ A 0 movin

ManagerGof“ihewisl1i:vEiaF‘iirn?dd Com~ jiri' alplzlir bm-l:°'9vE*ZY P51531; i’iiptSutrBP?tlili1r°:mlt spuiiilniim “mt”

a ents for the sale of fruit- and ' ’ 'is' ' rwifwn

Aus. 20. Georgetown Aug. 21. unter

_2_v3r_Aug. 22. 1531- 18-m ill. 9. mv |»r_n`s‘“6fi__ oa`§`s`|i£Wb""Pil|4|1 '_

ins anythihgto do with ‘fones for- merly owned by William McCallum now in possession of Bru ` c'-

_ ce' M

' _ 1 " HuisWA'n"'reo-"'rs§a'i.s'-. _ C°'"\1\11 without notliyiu urs. sam-

Scglr. -H06." w°R_K__A HUNDRED TA; uel Morrison will- -have to putlup'

t - dies wanted at

75 puns per y For Sale ,.,,,, ,,.,,,,_

` _- whole or spare

SCl`lI‘. COI‘l{l.llI'l V -The subscriber offers tor ml" '“Pl"'*°"

72s-1-slviwivriiiiti. V ”- ' VV I _ Shoo. 442 Yonse

_Li A FufV1S_‘rleY . sale or will lease fora t_errn`ot A _ 260 "`nVyears his i>roD¢1'l1Y,>lsnownV as

Carvell `Bros,..11?°“@" Véh <11- 111111

- ilwelllng- 10 f"

S - -I-|x'i:‘“V'V’ rooms; also stable and coach

lied fl'i8lZ 3ll ll8lllllI- ' fl Ofl housa This isa ha 6

_ A __ _ our respective pr _ _at »- - "rec “C From Maritime Provinces Milton have by go secure 3 good property in

_ us and as our reiital.d§_§f»d_ _ 8 A _ Oil Dtésefvlflg' ll(8; (mg gf th¢b¢9t business

_ “ge _ _we have to' alll' _ ._ - person foun trespsaling in Charlottetown. _ lltlons and Arrangements after this

with the consequences' Mrs -Sem-

to do crochet ' ' ~

home; . uel Morrison- 1616-$-1-‘llwm

WANTED

. f' .11-nv

now

an dwelling

11'-°-1- ..:.°z/1...:

-for `.-further fad-’

_ _ t. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

BV all indications No. 5 siege Bai- THE ARGUMENT of the man who This H-ado; ou’il iind. ' ._ -' _ be

requmnx amhmcm, coll cannot 601 . ci-_\~ could win in a walk. DHS \l0ll8TS behind him is BD! t0 U2 The faslier you lun into lt_ ' ben" an -book their "den md “nl in the said Province, on Thursday _--__ very convincing. 1 The more you get bemna_

dame" now'-al Udo” ww advmce1the fourteenth day of Septembermext, 1' 11, 1 l

Intel. on C0mlI1_g. at the hour .of 10.30 oclock

We have also a Mock of good mn-forenoon of the same day to shew

coal on hand. and`to arrive. suitable “"9” if “"7 ""°5' °°“ Why the AC' for domestic and steam purwaes counts of the said Estate should not There ls a cold winter ahead. so in or: be '"‘"ed “nd the -Estate °l°“-*ll as der to be prepared for "V we would prayed for in sold petition and on mo su gest putting in your coal early, as lion of Donald McKinnon Esquire owilug to present ¢0n,gm°m, one cannot Proctor for said Petitioner. And l

do hereby order that a true copy here-

ivhlzh wtis specifically asked-10)' by.