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in the glorious outdoor lite

‘ol summer there is one thing that will add greatly to your Ycomfort- Pehslar Vanishing

ll' Face Cream.

’“ It is by far the most delight- ful oi' summer _creams--` a certain protection against . sunburn and 'windburn and cer-

tain relief it applied to the al- '

3-ready sun-burned skin.

It is also used as a founda-

tion cream just before the ap- plication ot faco powder. You will find many other uses for it, once you become acquainted with this exquisite product of the Penslur laboratories. Try

' a 25 cont jar to prove the qual-

ity-ask at our Pcnslar Store. No ottier store has it.

E. A. Foster

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' VICTORIA.

lllr and Mrs J. M. Doyle. St l‘ctcrs;

\\'ni. l\'crr, (‘harlottelo\vn.cit(lt‘i t`lzirc Zilcllouald. Summcrsidc; Tessie ti:ilIi\'nn. t`hathani; Bernice lllt-Donald. Suinlncrsiilc; <`. li. Ilart. Montreal; l". J. E. \\'right, Mr and Mrs G. l'. Wallkcr, Ernest \\'alker, Suninlorsido: (`li:irlcs R. llunt, London. Ont.; l’. F. McLean, Oxford, XS.; James llicliard- son, 'i`orunto; _-\rthur lt, ltaliciliye. iloston, Mass.;' .\. l-`. .\lcl)onalrl', llali- fax; t’. l\'. I-‘olIieringhnin, 'l`oront'o; I.. \’\'. Liiulsay, Sl John. .\',l§.; i). ll. .llc- (Trar. Toronto: l~I. I.. t‘lnrk, St John; li. \\'. lliills, Toronto; Il. lt. l\Ic[.e0d. D. .\. .\lcl.cod, liutcliison; George S. Oxley, Quchcc; .l. .\. \\'rigI\t. .lziincs iirync. itoslon; l-Jniilc lloicli. New York (‘it_v; Louis .\li-lniisoii, [reno Lchlanc. Louis 'I`liiniat. Little ilrook- dale.

QUEENS.

J. .\i<-ilrcgor. .\ionIaguo; .\lrs G. W.

Arbiug. Suinnicrsidc; John lllctlrcgor, \Vc.~'lvillc. .\'.S.; lillizn l`. tlrant. Provi- ncncc, It.l.; It. tl. .\l<-(lrcgor. l'iclou: 'l‘. S, Sullivan. New illaisgoiv; .\. I-I, l\'Iurpliy. Sydne_v, _\I.S.:' D. \\'. Milton. Moncton; I.. S, line, Quebec; Mr and Illrs E. its-ii-Ii, ,\lonclon.

SUMMER BARGAINS

Men’s Oxfords in Tan and

Black

20 p. c. Discount

Women’s and Misses’ Pumps and Low Shoes, formerly

$2.00 to S3200

Now $1.69

12 pairs only Misses’ Pat‘

ent Boots $2.50

Now $1.69 I

MEN AND BOYS

we want you to ask for and see our new low pr1ced:--

Hard Knock Boots

M"en’s B0ys’......... 2.35 Youths’ 1.95

They Can’t Be Beat

UIIIIUIIIUII |lL|lUNU

The Canadian National Exhibition

the greatest of all annual fairs will be hold this year as usual at Toronto from August 28tl:i»'to September 13th and in the splendid buildings so pic- turesquely grouped on the shores ot Lake Ontario surrounded by fine boulevards and inviting walks tho very bust that Canada produces will be exhibited while an elab rate _pro-' gram oi' nniusenients has b en pro- vided wliicli will include many note- worthy features.

Cheap fares to Toronto will pre-

vail over thc lines of the Canadian Government Railways fo a period that will give an opportunfty for a visit to the Queen City during the most delightful part of~the_late sunl- `mer. Round trip tickets will,,be is- sued from August 27th to Sept. 6th at iirst class one way fare and one tliiril good for return Sept. 15. Round-trip tickets nt ilrst class one way fare will he issued on Scpt. lst good for return Sept. Sth, on Scpt. -ith good for ro-I turn Sept. llltli, and oil Sept. 7th good ‘ for rcturn Sept. 15th.

In adTlitiou to this there will be a

spcrinl excursion fairo of $23.55 for the round trip issued on Sept. 3rd good for return Scpt. lith and on Sept. Sth good for rclurn Sept. 15th.

This is l’atriotii: your and thc 'l`oro-

nto fair has been arranged to stimul- ate patriotisni and to cncourage great- cr and hotter production In nil lincs of Canadian industry nn-'l ;iurit-ulturc.

Furlhcr particulars 1-\ zairding rates

will ho supplied by thc ticket agent ol’ the t‘an-.idian Government rziil\\~ziys. Il \vill be wrll to secure rescrvations

l‘;isscng¢-rs from Eastern points will

have thc advantage of travel by the last train the Ocean Liniitcil and tho Maritime Express. Via the Ocean Liniited coiniectioii is made with the Grand Trunk International Limited. The lliaritiino Express connects with the Grand Trunk express train i’or 'l‘oronto.

2607-S-21lV_[Etli.

MAcniNi:_tn1N FUND _

Messrs l.. E. Prowso. (lcorgc M.

.\Ioorc, l'hnrIcs t’liantllcr and .laincs Paton. conimitlcc appointed at thc .\Ieri-Iinnls Association meeting ni conplc nl' wccks ngo to collect funds lowzirils lhc purcliase of inzichine guns, have sncccerled in collecting cnough niont-_v to buy two. Two thousand dollars will be scnt i`orward lo-day to lion. .lzinics A. l.oughcetl, l(.t‘., acting .\'Iinisi~'r of Militia -and ,I)ci'cncc, ()|ln\\'a. Following are the amounts and thi- unincs of the contributors:- Vrowst- llros. $394; S. .\. .\lcllonald 250 .lloorc i\'~ l\lcl.t‘oli's 151) l<‘enncll. it t`handler -150 ll. Ilnrold Jenkins ioo .\. Picliard .xc Co. ind Goff llros. 100 .\. llornc &~ (‘o. 100 llccr & \\'i-clts '-

t‘arlcr .Q Vo.

Stzinlcy. Sliaiw & l'c'.irdou

li. I.. t`oiiiin

lilalcolin I). Ilichardson

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'l`. Ii. X' I), .i. Itciily

Illorris tt- Snlitli

rl. S. t'oilin

lti\'Iiari| tlrhni ;_

Iinninin .\» Dell i`|i1il'Ii-.s l.yiuls _ s. ii.-tviil

\\`. \\'<-liner li`_ llulchcsou

Ii. IC. Spillcil ;_»

John .\li'l.t-od & (`o. Siiniidi-l's K' .\'c\\’soiil

IIi‘nr_\' Iii-llilit ii. II. 'l'n_\'lor ilccr X- iloI`|`

II. .\. Iticl|;irdson

I.. l‘_ \\'oi'lIi_v 20 Ill-iuIcr.<on it ('ndniorc if, 'I`iion|;i:~' I". \\'ilite 15 1'. II Illacli 10 i). tioriliul iQ t`<i. lp I’. I.. .\'|i|:iIl\vooil 10 .\lr:= l\l:i|'_v .l. ll'Ic.\lillnn 5 Il, I". i\I:nIdiglin 5 \\'. I<‘. l.ousou 5 1'. \\'. I’altcrsou 5

I'i-li-r 'I`rainor Sti-ivari X- Son

.\. J. liiitlu

.liiiton l\i\‘l.0od

i’. .\. Smith

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l\'¢r\:L'!¢`\¥\

' ' $2,000 ,

I’r~'vio_ln4I_\' acltuowleilgeti ._ _$21,613 in-I' Logan " 1 .ldclo .\’i~\vhcry 5

$4,619

Yours truly,

A- W. HYNDMAN,

p Trcas. lliachinc (lun `i<`unil.

Morris--Smith--Beer

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p | | rnvo |.u uuy in mis rruviucu. uirrfunrr IIIAREB GOOD ' ""`

FIRST HARVEST. -The first Kfiim

Oil

harvested at the Experimental Stat- tion this year was Daubeney oats which was cut on Saturday the.21Bi- it was sown May 18 and a shea! will be on Exhibition at the Flower Show on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.

ONE 0F THE PRETTIEST SPOTS

earth is the town ot' Albcrton.

where the Western Prince Exhibition is to be hold on August 26. One can help the war without any sacrifice by going by special train to the second

it ot’ the “est on that occasion See

y _ > .

page eight. 2627

B-ROOKFIELD. -Among the Har-

vest Excursion-ists leaving for the

West last Tuesday were Angus Mc- Leod, John Meliinnon, Daiiiol Mc-

Donald, l‘irookt‘ield; Norman Callip- hell_ Darlington; mid Jimmy llicimuli. North Wiltsliire. Mr. Andrew Dollar spent Sunda_v in Darlington, guest of lilr. .\. .\. i\icl)oiuiId'. Mr. and Mrs: Nelson llloore spent Sunday in the (fity.

ANOTH ER PLEASANT OUTING.

Anotlicr exi-ei-illiigly pleasant after- lloon was spent at thc Expcriniental Station when the l\larslificld \\'omen’s Instituto and a nuinhor of their friends were cntcrtnined by Superintendent and Mrs. Clark. There were about 75 present and tho tinio was pleasantly occupied in inspecting the vegetable

on slot ing cnrsriir advance. "`

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and flower gardens and the farm generally. Mrs. Dunbrack was present and addressed' the Institute along patriotic lilies. l\ionihors oi` the insti- tute had prcviously oxprcsscd n dcsiro to- eontribute'to onorot' the patriotic funds. Steps were taken at this nicel- ing to bring this matter to a head. A subscription list was opened and the sum ot' $22 was subscribed. exclusively by the ladies. It is expected that the other \Vomcn's Institutes throughout the Province will join in this move- mont and between them all contribute .~:ui't`icicnt either for a machine gun or a motor ambulance. This patriotic niovc on the part of the ladies is most connncndable and no doubt the other loyal ladies of the province will gladly participate.

WEDDING BELLS,- The marriage

took place nt iiiiniinigash at 12 o'clock July 28th at thc homo ol' Elijah ('05- lnin of his daughter, Eiliol J. to John li. McArthur son of William Mc- .\rthur, ltosebniik. Tho ceremony was pcrfornieil by the Rev. Mi‘. llaw- son in the prosoncc oi' a large number of invited guests. 'l`ho bride who was beautifully gowned in white satin and wore a wreath of Orange Blossoms and bridal voil \va,s attended by the groom's sister, Miss Annie, \vlio was ilrcsscd in pink silk with it bodice ot’ wlittc orgaliilie and silk clii|`fon and woro,n wreath ot' lilies ot the valley. done in ti \‘cr_v oiiiciont lnanncr by Ilnnicl ld. t`ostnin. 'l`l\c bridal party worc innr_I'icd under ii most bciiuliiul nliite arch tho rooni being decorated |`or thc occasion. .-\fier thc ccrcniony the wedding dinner was scrvod in lllrs. t‘osiaiii`s best style. ’i`ho bride was prc.aentoil with many' beautiful presents showing tho Iiigh cstconi in which silo was lit-ld, Sho has been zi resident oi' (`aniliridgo and lloston for the past eight ycars and on the cvc ol` hor dcpnrturc for thc Island her .'\unt lllrs. (leo. ll. Il. llnilcy ol` ilorchcsicr, I\I:ise<,, gave her n most bcauliiul lin- cn sliowcr, .linong this people pres- cnl \\'cre illrs. tivo, Il. il. Ilailcy and i\li,‘:s I"liii'clicc IIailc_\'_ nl' llorciicstcl' and hcr sister Illrs, I"|‘nuli Spalding, l.iv<~rinorc I-`nII:1, llininc. .\t 3.250 p.m. :i large nnlnbcr niascluhlcd at ibn honii- ol' the bride to go on n wedding drivig io thc gr:-oii|`:: lionic. wlicrc sup- pcr_\vas .<i-rvcil :it li p. ni. to ovor 50 invited guests, :ind a \'cr_v plcnsanl cvciiliig \\'as sapcnl. Al. about ll o`clot:l< n lairgc nnlnbcr of clnirnvni'icrs i-:unc to coiigiwillilailc the bride and groom. '|`hc, wluilc ci\n\n.unil_v join in wish- ing l\ir. and airs. l\lc_\rtl1nr many _vcnrs oi’ uncloudcd happiness.

nise Charlottetown Eiliibition. the people ot Quaen’a should make it a. point of honour todgo to the Western Prince Exhibition at Alberton on Thursday. August Z6. See page elsht

and make arrangements accordlugly.7

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PATn'ioT|c' TEA ,'ro-oAv.-ciu-

zens are asked to remember the tea on Victoria Park this afternoon in aid ot' the 1\iachine_Gun Fund. The ladies in charge_of this patriotic move have spared no pains to make it as pleasant an outing as possible, and those who attend will have the double satisfac- tion of 'enjoying themselves and of contributing to a. worthy cause. There should he a large attendance.

SIGNALLING SCHOOL.-A short

school of signalling is about to be opened in Charlottetown. This will -be an excellent opportunity for all boys interested to' obtain certificates and become 'qualified signallers. Attend- ance at this school will'incur no inlli- tary obligations. All those intending to take the course must hand in their names at the Armouries between 4 and 5 o‘clock this afternoon.

PERSONALS

Rev. Dr. Heartz, Amherst, is visit-

ing in the City.

` Miss Dorothy McConnell, City, left Saturday morning on a visit to Boston.

Miss Mariory White, City, left Sat-

urday for Boston“'on a holiday trip.

Mr. \V. I.. McLebd, merchant at

Mount Stewart was a visitor to the City on Saturday last.

Lieut. Stewart Simpson and Licut.

Ernest Auld oi' the 55th Battalion, Valcartier, are visiting their parents in Cliarlottctown.

Sgt. Major Harrington-returned to

Valcartier Saturday after spending a pleasant furlough in Charlottetown at the Dunn's Hotel.

Miss Margaret B. Johnston who has

been visitinglher mother Mrs. Jolui Johnston, 224 Euston Street left on return to Wakefield. Mass. Saturday.

Mrs. Percy M. McMahon of Monc-

ton wlio has been visiting. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McMillan, Charloti.ctown. urrivcd 'in Snmmerside l<`rida_v cvou- ing where she spent tho week end.

Miss Rcndall, head Milliner at

I‘rowsc llros. Ltd., leaves h_v the ox~ press this morning for New York: Toronto, and other principal cities to attend the Autumn Millinery open- ings. lliiss ltcndall is' considcred- io`ho one ot' the cleveroat millincrs in east.- i-rn Uaiizuin. and her artistic tanto will no doubt bring to this city the latest and best in ladies' head dress.

|"_M_lM_""i'lM i

Laid Io rost in Vernon itivor (‘cnic-

iary Aug. 17th, infant son ol' Mr. and Mrs. Willinni Masters. llormitagc, l’. 1'). I.

'l`hc lliilo crib is empty now,

'l`I\c iiliio clotlics laid b_\"; A nlotlu:r's hope, n l`i'liI|c|"s joy, in deaths cold arm doth lio. (ind nccdod one more :inglo child Ainitl:-it llis shining band, _-\nd so Ile liliut with loving smile, And clasped our darling`s hand.

Jcsus. while our licarts arc, bleeding, 0’er the spoils tiiat, dcziih has won, ,We would at Ibis solcnin moment;

('uinly say. “Thy will be done." ’i`hough cast down, wc’rc not forsnltcn 'l'hough ziilliclotl, not alone! Thou Iid`st give _and thou lla-st taken, Blessed Lord, Thy will be done.

AMERICAN SECURITIES CARRIED ON THE ARABIC.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-lt is understood

that thc-Arabic carried between $10.- 00l),0l)0 and $15,000,000 worth of Am- crican sccurities for New York. Tliose all wi-rc in.-uircd, but the underwriters nt I.loydf< :ind tho various ilnnnrial institutions were busy iliis morning looking up the details and urranging claims.

()nc Ilrin alone had $1,250,000 worlli

oi' sccuritics on lilo sunken vosscl. ll is iiudcrstooil that some stocks :ire

lllvlllg plircliniicil in Aniericn lo cover t lose, »

wish the people ot the welt to 'patro-'

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._ savanna arisoosor ‘The Btilkcn Coin'

FRiENDa.-in other words, it you -4 . -..~. A _V - * N” U ~ - ini.;

' ` “Between Two Fi;+es”s Francis X- Bushman »

IN THE~ __

, ,

“Glare of the I.igiits”V 'IN THREE ACTS ‘

IN TWO ,PARTS _ e -

After a -s ene with the owner of the

of ‘ the mijsterious _hand,- Kitty is made. a prisoner and thrust into a

. Dungeon bedeath the Palace. ' ~

The Dramatic and. Comedy elements

Produced in conjunction with the

complete Prize Mystery-Story ' published in ‘The Ladies’ ~ »

» - World

, 1-fl*

leave you anxious forthe

are skillfully, blended, the finish will

next Install-

“Mud and , Matrimony”

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WEEKLY HARMONY _ .

News and Views from. different parts of

I nie world

,“His Own ' .-VF-le_psh_” _Q `

“Just Laughter” _ _

NOTICE: Next week Matinee Saturday only. Evening shows as usual. This is

our llouse Cleaning Week I . I

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Eillil]liNS Ill

FHEIIEH --Hllillilili

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Aug. 22.--lileuteiiant-t‘.ol.

Morrison, Ottawa, lst Artillery Brig- ude, is an inmate of No. 2 Stationary Hospital nt Le Toquet. Injured in July when his horse fell, he went into the_ clearing hospital for a few days,

and returned to duty. but was obligeélg to enter the hospital again. His ii-

juries are rib and lung. Lieutenant-I Colonel Morrison, who is editor oi’ the Ottawa Citizen, is said to have a flue collection of notes on the wnr. Major

the l0tli Battalion. formerly attached

hospital, suffering from a shot wound in thc ankle. The injury, which was received at Festubert, proved more serious than expected, and Major Guthrie may return to Canada soon. l.ieut.-t.‘ol. Sliillington, Ottawa, coni-

sorvico. The hospital, which left

the Ilrst unit of Lonadian forces to cross the t‘hanncl. The renowncd`

with twenty McGill men as staff. Lord Northcliffc, Uountess Derby and vuri~

rocent visitors to this hospital. whit-li. after the lighting at Yprcs, liaudlcd 1,970 cases within a wcck. _` At noon Saturday :i Zcppclin alarm

was soundcd at the (`anadian Ili-cord tlilicc. Within ten minutes 600 mci`i and wonlcn rcnchcd thc bnsonicni in good order from thc ilfth, sixth and seventh iloors.

MUSIC FOR SAVAGES.

A soniowlial onzusiiig iiicidcnt ol' the

c|'|`cct of ninsic on thc savages of tho l\ialay__.-\rcI_\ipclago is given by the llnncs 'of Sarawak In hcr book, "Sora- wnk and- its l'r_~oplc.“ (nm dny-a war boat -full of-I>_\"alts, lioullcdd h_v their chicf. u|'l‘i\'otl ill Iiuehlng and camo to tht- Asiunn to sco tho llnjnll. 'l‘I`it- Dy- uks had 'bifcn hniil rcccntly oiicinics of lhn Sziraivuli (.lovcrun1ont, owing in their usual l'aiIing~tl|cir love ol’ Iioad- Iulntilig. 'i`hc_v had ironic to submit to their ruler, and to express contri- iioii |'or the-ir iiiisrioi-tis, 'I‘Iio Ilajah wislicd to hear what the chicf had to say. and gn\‘o’iiiilr all ninlicncc in his private room. The cliil-l".~; follower-_i about iii`l_v in number, who wore not wnnicd at_the iutervicw, were If-fl on

liunce to keep tlicm aniusod while he was engaged with the clil'l‘.i’. The writ- er sa_vs:--- \

“i n;adc signs to tho warrior to fol-

lo\v me into our drn\ving~rooni, think- ‘ing that tho furniture might prove of interest. 'They wandered about. and. as I did not know their language, I opened the piano and :striurk it noto two. Tho sound apparently delighted thcni. and I niado signs lo iiipm to gi( on tho iloor whilc I plziyl-il tho "Dunst: Negro" by Asclior. ily grunts of slit- isfaciion und iioddiug of tho head lhcy iutiinaicd_ their approval oi' my pw. forniancc. `

“As_l wont on I noticcd that thc

rhy_tlnn`oi` the music nctcd on them

Guthrie, l»`rcdoricton, in command ot' noon..

to the 12th Battalion, is in the sanie “COULD NOT LOOK FATHER IN

inander ot' No. 2 Stationary llospitnl. is in London on short leavo ot' _ab- H scnce after ten nioxitlis in foreign I

Salisbury Plains last November. \vas|ll

uolr nmol .ii no 'rouquet has soo hens 3°-" “ld 'lm ’““"~

ous British oillcors have been among 5'

the vo|'aniIu., and the ltajah asked tho F ‘

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mo of si number ol’ marionettes with strings attai-lied to their arms and legs, moved by invisible hands in timo to tho music. 'l‘lu-.ir bodies, arms, and logs jorkctl spasiiioilieally, nlltl1i_c_1'oic

quite realized what had happened

they all sprang to their feet and bounded about thc room, yelling and waving their arms in the throes of an animated war dance. 1 did not know how to stop thcn;, and was beginning to feel apprehensive i’or the safety of the furniture, when, in the midst ol’ tho turmoil, the Ilujah and tho (lhief suddenly appeared in the door- WHY.

"Tho warriors stopped at once mid

looked rather sheepish; some scratch- ed themselves. wliilo others cleared their throats, and they all ililoppcd down in squatting positions on tho

THE EYES.

Disobetlicncc to parents is the ilrst I

stcp to thc ilownward path. A circus

tis in the town and a. little boy stood 'atclling the great toni. curiously. A oiglibor coming up said: “ilello. ohnnyl .\rc you going to the circusf” "No, sir," answered Johnny. “Fa- ior doii’t like ’cm." “O wcll, i'll give you tho money to

"Father don't approve oi’ them."

"Well, go in for once. l'll pay for ou.” "No, sir. My father would give mo

the n;ono_v ii' he thought lt best. Be- sides l‘vo get twonty-ilvo cents in my box enough to go.” .

“l‘il go, Johnny, for once. lt's won-

iii-.-fni ing _yay tho horses do," said tho man. “Your father needn't know it."

“I cnn'l" siiid tho boy.

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