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for settiihg what you want-

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facwonhafterlyou get it.

e ave earned in

great Sch_ool_of Experien that Service is the “Master who ha_s taught us the lesson '"o’f‘ "‘S3iti`sfaction in the drug “tex ’.

Always prepared to give

you the highest quality at a moderate price.

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Central Drugstore Sunnyside _Try-_our Ginger Cordial ` ' » Recipe ~ \\\\\\\\\\\‘»¢/lIlllllllA\\\

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7 wareeu'i;able for wei-

LONDON, Se tember -'___

Kuarded but sufgcleiilly sfroiggnlaiizlgt H88. the Berlin Socialist paper V0,-.

xfgegig Of Aug. 23, in a leading article

Fi 9 Our Enemies," protests

against “the inlinniiui treatnieut advo.

:Salted by certain iiiilit_itry__juur|ials in {'~1'H1&r\y against the civilian pop'u|,i_ U0” in Belgium and France.. \vli'o are utllwkilig the invading armies."

It would seem that the (lerniau

il\‘0S§ was circulating numerous liur. rowing stories ot alleged atrocities comltteed by German troops-by (fi. vilians in the two _couiitries named, and that this supplied certalii news- llapers with a pretex tor clamoring for retaliation.

Vorwaerts first points out lifjw

little these stories can be relied on, Slime 1003' all conie either second ei even third hand, or arc written under excitement 'l`lien it says: "Norl must W0 f0l'Eet that in every peasant man and woman who is shooting at our troops l'rom behind there lives the sentiment that he is det`endlng his home nnd chattels. We refer to the law Dt April 21, liilii, ullvlonsly gtill in f‘"""f l>.V lilo l'russinii Landsturni A<,cordlnl;_to it if the I.anilsturiii is called out it has to wage it struggl.. fm- tite national defence in which all means are allowed. ` `

"The mission of the Lanrlsturiii.

says the law, are to bar invasion and the wltlniruwal ol’ the enemy; to keep him always on the run; to t;;_\I,tu,-,. his ammunition, food, couriers, and recruits; to destroy his liospitgils; to carry out nightly attacks upon him, und the law expressly prescribes that the l.andsturin should wear no nui- l'0i'tns, as they would reinler it more easily discernible.”

The Socialist paper warns against

“putting our struggle in a wrong light in thc cycs otf all the woi'l<l." and calls upon tlio nicinhcrs oi' the working class who are fighting at the front to rtunenibcr “their ln'<»t.licru on the other side", and to Iieliave towards them in a “cliivali‘ous iniin- ner."

OPEN AIR SERVICE AT

VALCARTIER SUNDAY.

O'i"l‘.~\W.'\, .~‘cpt. 3. (Via (lnzetto

leased \\'irn)»-ills lloyul Higlincss thc Duiic of t‘onnau;.;lit and lr'-ir iloberl; liorllcn :irc expcctcd to visit Vitlcar- tier comp on i~lunday next., when thc first pnrudc ol thc overseas force will take place. 'l'hc entire force will at- tend divine service in the open .nir.

lion. Hain l»Iiigliri»‘. nuiioiinccd todo;

4 ding presents. Quality &

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C. W. Patterson

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»Cross Foxes

We have on linud a choice lot oi

Cross Foxes for iinniediiite ilcllvery.

Tlicse foxes may be seen at any time

all our sales rant-li on the lllt. Edward 1 ond, (1lia1'lottetown, l’. lil. 1

Parties interested in purchasing

Foxes should see what we have and get our prices bel'ore purchasing else- whore.

_ Uoriwispoiillciice solicited.

I ‘~ Massachusetts Fox Exchange, -` tguccii St., 'l'lione 515.

it. Chitrlottetowii. l’. l<l. i.

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v AUCTION

Beautiful Residence and Furniture of late Mrs. F. A. D. Hensley. 'I-uni iiistriicietl by lhe l<lxerutoi‘s oi' fnlit- i-:stan-. or tin- into .\ii~=.. lr. /\_ ii.

ilenslev, to sell ut l‘ublii~ Auction on tho preinises, Cartier of l’o\vn:ii and im,/m _q\,.,.,.tg_ ON 'l‘llllltSllAY, 'l`lll<l 17th Sl'll'Tl'Il\flllI~}li, 101-1. A'l‘ 12

ff’tlencc situate at. the coriwi' ol' l’o\vnnl mid Kent Slreciit in (‘liarlottetowi\. having it l`ronta.ge ini l’o\\'nal Sir:-et, nf 191! levi. nlitl it l`l‘0iiii\i»il‘ Ui' 103 l"`\`i "nd K,.“_L__St_reels in (`.liarlottetowu. sings, n|~ni;i‘_-nial trees. Most desirable 'f‘i‘os‘liioii<-args the Cl_l.V-

The su _ ol` l`ui‘nlture coninionces at

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ll o'<~loi-k t'oi‘cnooii, will coinprisc l‘i\i‘- j/ ' '_

lar, sitting iooin, h.\ll, dining inon. Z K I » »

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bqdrooiii iiinl kitizlion t`urniturc. (Tar- fpets, sllverwaw, eliliut, cookery ware

&e R'c. _ ‘_

Dated this third day oi Soptmnlni.

1914.

R. BEARISTO.

Auctioneer. El-0-4Ml2i.

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F"‘d“y' iviilJe`si.y's lvtdtis. on Wlsggilctl Contract for four years, six

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ti cmiinliiliig fill'

'Primal no c|(:i‘olullllons of l"`0il05'

(ioiitfi-n';:i.“:;1£Fym;;iy but obmmml nl lmggiigiit timcds nt iiotttim Mins. cg;

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lodan ainl»qtr't.lie olllce of the P05

dee lnspcctnr. JOHN F' WHEARI

Post olllcc lnSD€C\0"‘

Pont. Odlco insD9Cl0l"SS;)fi1c¢;bM.

Charlottetown. 2“‘l Pi' .

ofmqunn “B i not ii and lilnnk /

that ii mimi.:-r of \ioiit.ri::il grntic- incn iinve oilercd to proiiiilc iinil ifuilip ii intttor cycle corps, 125 iitronit. The olier has hccn rtcccptetl.

"Bob" and "Cob" ln Money.

Most people would know what was

meant by the term "bob" when spenk- lug of money. But would they be able to sny olfhiind what n "cob" is or wns in n slinllnr connection? lt was used in polite circles in the sevciiteentli cen- tury, for it occurs ln ii letter from the Earl ot Essex-"So my wife gnve her n cob, for which she seemed very thunk- ful"-prlnted in the new volume of the “Camden” series, the editor ot' which gives the information, that the cob was “ii piece of money the vnluo of wtilrli v ried i‘rom 4 shillings to as inuch :is ti slhlllngs in 1075."-London Ctironlcle

No Chance to Elope.

Girls iii New (juinca have little

chance to run nwiiy. ’1‘ht-lr parents force tbeni to sleep in n little house on the topmost brunch of rl tall tI'00. Kilim the ladder is rt-inoved nod the slumber

fears of nn elopeinent.

Caught Enough.

Mary-'J‘he doctor snys this Illness of

mine is cnuscd by n trerm. Agnes- Whiit did he call it? lilary-I don't re- member. I ciniglit the disease, but not the name.--Judge.

Sometimes.

'Tommy-Pop, it mini :md his wife

are one, uren‘t tliey? ’1‘ommy’s Pop- Yes, my son; sonietiines one wo many. -Pbiludelphln ltecurd.

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BELLE lSLE STRAIT

ST. J0}iN'S, Ntid.. Sept. 3.-The

-Brit-ish Government has directed that tor the remainder of the present sea- son all shipping betweeii Canadian, and British ports should abandon the route through Belle isle Strait and use that by way oi Cape_R.ace exclu- sively. Tlils will enable the cruisers now employed . on the North At- lantic- to give more efilclent supervi- gl°!l..t° alilimins and orhtetno.. nom. ny possible intprtorence by German _worships from now. until the close ot navigation, _ _,The wireless station at Cape Race has. been restricted, from doing any general business and required to han- dle only naval and olliclal, messages.

A cordon of~Brltlsh worships stretch-

es train Cape _Race eastward to the -British coast, and another patrols the ocean sulflciently far south to enable _the guarding of a.tl"1Snitlsli shipping. traversing the North Atlantic to be eiilcientiy carried out.

GERMAN PRESSURE.

(Speclnl to the Guardian)

It()'l"i`EltDAM. Sept. 3.-(By Hugh

Martin ot' London Dnlly News)-Gen man troops around Vlse, on the Mouse -River to North Liege, are everywhere continuing the work oi' destruction.

Inhabitants in nelgliboring villages

have been marched out with their hands above their heads und to drop their hands for a moment means ln- stant, death. Many villagers lost 'their lives in this way. The whole ~i:o\iiitryslili=. is thus being cleared, but in Liege German soldiers when oil duty are unarmed in order to regain the conildenee of the people.

THE GERMANS AT BRUSSELS.

(Exclusive to the Guardian i » I.().\ll)ON, Sept 3.-Telegraph (By Gerald Morgan, Boulogric)-Lieut. (leyir, chief military aide of General Jurodski, commaiitlulit nt Brussels, speaks English ilueutly, having mar- ried an American lady. Ho gave me n pass which carried me through the lines. lie said the German stair took none ot' their opponents seriously ex- cept the l<‘rench; tliel<‘reuch were the ones they had to bent. lie said thc lust ot' the [liege forts fell u fortnlglit ago. Of one fort he had seen nothing let't except au uiidistluguisliable mass ol` sliutlereil steel and iron; another was completely destroyed by their shells and in u third many Beigians had netiially gone-insane owng to the terrible eitccts of the explosion ot' howitzers. lie added that he eouldii't tell nie the nature oi tho weapon but I have seen tho gun. it is u fourteen- lncli calibre litiyvitzer, which is nearly twice as big as the howltzers used by the Japanese to batter down the forts ot' Port Arthur.. .On the way toward the liglitliig line at Solgnles l got my limit sight .ot British pristine _,__ They 'Were"oi’ all re'gi`rfi'e'i'\ts incluifléig some lligliiuiulers. They were sitting in a viliage_stroet \iinle.r_,guurds. l asked peri_niss_loii to speak tp theni.§_hiit this was refused. 'i`hey were being treat- eil 'roi'rei-ily by Gernian iitiiilhpniniis- stoned ollircrs and were ret.-eilviiig the same ration as given to Gerinan sol- diers.

LONDON, Sept 3-A Times despatch

from Ostenil, says: German uct ur- ouiid Brussels is being tigliteneil 'and .oo much int'oi'ination is getting thru .lie lines. Another proelanintioii has been placed that no person must leave -'.lYe capital without the written perniit .if the Geiieral Staff. All permits :tow beliig issued are for Liege and i.ouvuin. Parties are arrested on ar- rival at these places and sent off to bondage in Gerniany. Some are oiigagcd iii liarvesting, others employ- ed on earth works being tiirowii up east of Liege. A military order calliin, upon dwelu_i's in the suliiirlis to -leave their dooi"s» open by nifty and night. is _naturally caiisiiul ailnrin. On Monday ii body, presum- ably that ol' ii high Gerniun oiiiizer -was brought liito ilrusseis with much solctniilly. Tile Geriniiiis wished it to be buried without at nanis but M. Max, the liurgoniastcr, i'et'uscd. The liar- -gonittstcr was given the name in con~ tldeiico and the hiiriai took place.

EC DNOMY iN ROTTERDAM.

(S, cuiril to the (luardian)

it()'l"l'l<.i<I>AM, Sept. 3.-'l`lie price

of food is .not allowed to be raised i<ivci'vone ii: ccoiiomizing, only buying the harcst. necessities. I i'oiind Ger- inan paper money ut 57 per cent. of its face value just across the border iii

llollninl but E0 bank would touch it.

»; UNDER‘ COVER OF DARK

l.()NDON, Sept. Il.-A despatch to

the ldveiiing News snys a great num- ber of woiinded are arriving in lier- liii daily. 'I‘r:iiiis :ire not uiiloadcil un- til dark in order lo nvoid iiiitluo.cui°- loiilty on the part oi tho public. 'Phe wountleil are coming mostly from

' ‘gist l’rl_1ssioi if lrlncoss ILoulse ol’ Ilolgium hos been ordered to leave Vienna within 24 hours. '

'PREPARING PARl9t' DEFENCE

(Canadian Press) -

PARIS, Sioptcmbnr Il.-An iminiuisc

mid conipllcoteil systcni of dol`r~i\ce is being conslrueletl outside ilie city. lt ls reported that the engineers in char-qc ot the work are keeping sovcrnl him- dred thousand men busy.

T' lgovcn-L

Mani' 'ro sonosaox

i ((‘.nnn.dlnn Press.) fnonniuiiox, sept 3.-rotiicitre mid members of tho Frcncli cabinet- arrlvnd todny and were greptecl by

lm giipo cheerlitltgrcyjowils. ','l'l\».V‘9S ta _shed the hen *porters ot 'Got-erin m. 1. ' Prcsldelit oincare has taken _his residence in the prefecture. The Minister or war it toeittéti ln- one or the buildings ol tho Univ .rvlty ot\Bor-

ing' fav - I* f bers of the foreign embassies and lc- - gallons' and- numerous. tunctlonarles ol'

state. No' nawsgaper mcuttloned thc decision o t c overiinian yet everyone ln the city luiow what was tronsplrlng the .very liolir ln"~ivliloh title party' from Paris

miysooo _ _ _

grave.

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' UNION JACK AND GERMAN EAGLE ENTWINED WHILE THE TVJO COUNTRIES ARE AT WAR ""1.'fl"‘

The photograph shows the funeral in England of Four German "sailors who were killed in the recent naval engagement in the North Sea,

and four British Sailors who died a few hours later. .The eight caskets, draped with British and German flags, were laid aide iJy'side in a long Englllh

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_ SERVICE llliii]

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Sir W. W. Sullivan .. . . _ _ . $100.00 lion. R. ll. l<‘lt.zgcral<i . _ . . . . _ 50.00 Mr. Alex. Martin, Valleylicid. . 50.00 Hon. J. A. Matliicson. _ _ . _ . _ . . 50.00 Mr. (I. li. B. Loiigwortil. . _ . . . 100.00 Messrs. Matthew & McI.eaii,

SD\1rls......... 100.00

i-Ioii. VV. S. Stewatrt. . . . ~ . . . . - 5000 Mr \V. li‘. 'l`i<iniursh. _ . _ . . . 25.00 Mr W. K. Rogers. . . _ _ _ . . . 25.00 (‘.1pt. John N. Mellotiuiii. . . . . 50.00 Col. l". S. Moore.. .. . .__ . . _ _ . 25.00 Mr. \V. U. West.. _ .. . . . . . . . . . 10.00 lion. A. IG. Arscnnult. ._ _ _ . ._ 25.00 Hon. John A. liiclloiiald, (lar-

digun.......... . . . . . . . . ...

ills llonor the Ilieiit-(loveriior. Mr. \V. ll. Ali._k,en............ 100.00 Mr. Cliaries l.yons'. . _ _ _ . . . 1'»0.00 Mr. Fraiik ii. llcart'/._ ._ 250.00

:via S350 co cc

Mr. T. .(3 James. ... .. . _ . 25.00 Hon. J. A. Mt-.Nelli.. _ _ _ _ 2.1.00 Dr. S. R. Jenkins. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 252.00 Mr. C. lt. Sniallwooil _ _ _ . . _ 20.00 Mr. Percy l’ope . . . ._ . . . . . _ 25.00 Mr. A. A. Mcl.ean. lil. 1'. . . . . . 25.00 Mr. A. \V. Str-rns............ _25.00 Lieut.-(ici. lugs. ._ . . .` . . . ._ . _ 50.00 Cliarlottetown Steam Naviga-

tion (‘.o.` . .. . `.. . . . . . . . .. _ 250.00

Mr. A. li. \\"ai‘lini'ton. . _ _ _ .__ . _ 25.00 Mr. J. lt. Uinnls . . . . . . . . ._ . _ _ _ 100.00 Rev. Canon James Simpson. . 10.00 Mr. J. O. liyndinan . . . . .. . . _ . 50.00 Mr. J. Artemas Clark. _ . _ . _ . . 10.00 l-ion. Murtlocli Mcliinnon. 25.00 Dr. li. ll. .lohnson _ _ _ _ _ .__ . . _ . 25.00 Mr. A. l.. Fraser, Souris. _ _ . _ _ 25.00 Mr. \V. li. Robertson. _ _ . _ .. . . 10.00 Rev. l-i. Scott-Siuitli. . _..._ 10.00 Mr. Aeneas A. l\'iclloii:tld.

M. l‘. 1’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ 12.50

Rev. Tlionias Fullerton.. . . _ . . 10.00 Mr. J. S. Martin, M. l'. P. . . . . 10.00 iloii. L. I.. Jcnliins.. . _ _ . ._ _ _ 10.00 Mr. John l\icKeii,i\it... . . _ ,_ 25.00 Mr. J. E. U. Mc(.1ready. . . . _ . _ 10.00 Mr. ll. J. l’al1ncr. ., . . . , . _ . 20.00 Mr. B. lloy llolman. ._ . .'.`_. _ . . . 25.00 Mr. William (Iain, New _1’ort.l_\. 10.00 Mr. George lt. ilioutgciinery. __ 10.00 Mr. W. (T. White. .__ ..._ _ .. __ 20.00 l’roi’. li. ll. Slio.w...._....... 150.00 Mr. Percy i.. Sniallwood . _ _ . . 10.00 Mr. George S. lninini _ _ _ . . _._ _ 10.00 Mr. Roht. li. t‘.ai_iip|iell. _ _ _ . . ._ 10.00 Messrs. Joseph ltriid t'o.}‘ i freight from ._Viclorla tor

(ili:1i‘lotl.ei.o\vii . _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . .. 100.00

Dr.. .i. S. l5a;;nall. _ 10.00 Mr. Joint llii linrds, M. l‘. l’..’. 150,00 Mr. .Iohii M. lliitrlimi. _ _ _ _ . '.'. _ 10.00 Mr. Arthur Newbcry. ._ . _ ._ 23.0.! Mr. l-lorace llas'/.ai'il. _ _ . ..._ . _ 13.1.00 Mr. Stephen lirailley. ._ . _ _ . .. l0.00 Mr. llarvey I). l\li:h}\veii, Mort-ll ‘.’.'»_00 Messrs. liunlaln, llell & tio... 25.00 Mr. W. l.. t‘otton............ 10.00 Mr. W. \\'. Sluiiley. . . . . . . . _ . . 20.00 Dr. A. (I. l.undlc. . _ . . _ _ . 10.00 Mrs. \V. ll. l’1'owse . . . . . . . . . ...l00.00

Prev.--2,tiZl2_i'»0

Otto R. (~`.rahlie 25.00 Ewen _ Mollougnll 100.00 Capt. T. Li. Taylor 25.00 Auld liros Memory into (LE. Auld 50.00

David Srlnirinoii miso two i

niontlis’ services) 50.00

E. T. illggs 10.00 I". J. Nash 1000 Tlioiinis Miiy 25-00 A. T). Mcimod 20.00 Dr. t'onroy 25.00 George Wnkclord 23.00 James lllclsnnc 10.00 W. A. Weeks 100.-70 Arthur W. Waaks i 25 00 Capt; Lunsilano 25-00

00.00

< _ $3,207.50

. Alrcndy ncitnowiodgeii $3,207.50

Edwin Altkrn 15.00 »\. l".. l\I'oi‘i'inon . 25.00 ti. ii. cii....<iit>r 2.'..ob l'1. H. Hnvlltiiltl _ 25-00

50.00

deaux. _'P Mui om Pi! te “"""iv. l. ngw rth ._ 5.00 1 'so~‘t.i.it*il... .. itil. ........ ,,'j'=;;>_“,,,_‘;_,___,‘>______ 25,,

was expected. Hotels. hoarrllng lim.tws

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J. & T. Morris . . W. il. l'rowse _ Leith li. Bracken _

50.00 10.00

20.00 10.00

F2, G. I‘oonihs J. B. Hogan

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“Call All Hands il’ And they talk of our “decadence”

There’s a whisper that was borne

upon the breeze-

Which the same is just a fancy

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kind of fable:

a fact, the message went

across the seas

By that unpoetic agency--the

cable.

All the sameit sent a sympathetic

thrill

Through the Anglo-Saxon folk in

other land:.-»--

“Ifyou’re in for stormy weather Kindly count us all together

And

be good enough to “Call All

Hands!"

We hear t`ie bugie calling on

the Pri ish Grenadiers,

We hearken to the marching of

the irish Fusiliers,

The piping of the Highlanders

is ringing iri our ears,

So be kind enough to “Call All

Hands ! ‘

Chorus:

“Cali All Hands!" and wc`ll

show the doubting stranger

Albion can range her

Sons in time of danger:

Mistress ot her destiny, there’s

nobody can change her.

Pass the word to "Cali All

Hands!"

c’re going to find a place among the nations of the earth,

We’ll found a New Britannia or

we’ll try for all we’re worth,

But we don't forget the country

And

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where the Empire had its birth we‘rc ready when you “Call All l-lands l'

if you please:

And the beggars never seem to

have a notion

That the Britain who is mistress

of the seas

Has a group ofgrowing Britains

o’er the ocean.

We prefer a reign of quietness

and peace

But if trouble comes We‘ll show

’em how it stands --

That ten thousand miles of

WZ-HCI'

Makes the British all the tauler

When they pass the word to

“Call All Hands !” 're English as the English, tho` the waters lie between;

We're Irish as the Irish who

are "Soldiers of the Queen."

We`re Scotch as any Scotchman

in the town oi Aberdeen.

And we’re Britons when you

‘Call All Hands !"

Chorus:

“Call All Hands!" and We‘ll

show the doubting stranger

Albion can range her

Sons in time of danger:

Mistress _of her destiny, there’s

nobody can change her,

Pass the word to “Cali All

Hands!"

We're going to Find a place

among the nations of the earth,

We‘ll found aNew Britannia or

we’li try for all we're worth,

But we dsn`t forget the country

where the Empire had its birth

And we’re ready when you “Call

All Hands !"

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