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TUESDAY

POTATO MARKET- The potato market opens today at 60 cents a bus- _

at the principal shipping centres.

There appears to be an abundance ol the curly varieties and the indicat- ions are that large quantities will be shipped before the regular fall con

gestion begins.

TWO SONS OVER THERE-Tilt

New Glasgow Chronicle says: Mrs. Amos Landry oi Montague, P_E i., is visiting her sons Messrs. Pe-tcr and l-‘rank Landry. Mrs. Landry in forms us that fher son Pte. Stephell who went overseas with `the 106th,

was wounded in thQ,_“r drive lnd is now -in-siege' licr other son Clrdrl is tho brave Canadians who are

the present time.

VISITING SCOTLAND,-Word has

l_r_een_recelved from Rev. (Capt) Mc- oilllzlllnfor nsllmx, rl-‘emi Edinburgh. Scotland, where he has besnsenjoyirrg a well deserved rest for the past few weeks. Falther McQulllan, who is u native of Charlottetown, left Halifax in Apl'il 1916 with the 64th Batltelion. and later 'in the some year went to France with al Western regiment. llc

_ has been in France ever since, either in the -trenches or in one Oi the- hos- pitals. _

SOCIAL SERVICE COUNCIL. -

A msetlng”of the Social Service

__ Council was held in St. John on Fri

day at which Prince Edward Island 'was represented by Rev. Dr .Fuller- ton. _lt was decided to appoint a __ Field Secretary for New Brunswicl _and l’. E. Island, the expenses oi which service would be borne Jointly lhy ills two provinces, The budge: was fixed at $5,000 of which Princi- Edward lsland's share would be $1,000. Dr. Fullerton spoke strongl_\ on the need of an industrial home tl he maintained by the Federal Govern ment. The industrial Home ln St.Jolln as-at -present conducted he character- ized as a sllam as it failed to train the boys for a useful life as the aim ol’ such an institution should bc. Ill' advocated the establishment of all industrial home in P. E. Island and

mi-°'°-°'--1-5-Y - 3-;'~'~'--f""£"~"-'-'1--~----- -‘-- = -=’ also the placing ol' a training ship

either ln lialiinx or St. John \vllerl~ the older boys could he sc-nt for training. , _

The Kozy Korner Tea. Ilooms was

quet last evening, when some sixty

mon gathered in honor ot Mr. E. M.

_ 'l`rowern, secretary of the Retail Merchants Association oi the Domin- ion. lie was accompanied by Mr. J. (‘ulberton Doyle, Secretary of the Maritime Provincial Board.

Mr. S. A. McDonald. President of

the Charlottetown Retail Merchants Association, under whose auspices the banquet was held, presided the occasion it should he stated, being also the umlunl meeting of the Assoc- lution.

The banquet was one of the most

enjoyable affairs of the kind held this season. One of the chief features was the address by Mr. Trowcrn who gave valuable advice regarding bus- iness matters generally. ills address needless to say, was greatly apprec- iated as were the remarks of Mr. Doyle. _

The address ot the President Mr. S.

_-\_ McDonald was as follows:-

PRESlDENT’S ADDRESS

The President, Mr. S. Al. Macdon-

ald, in the ccurse of ills address said that they had arrived at the tlllrd mile stone in tho history of ‘llclr Association. It was therefore ilttlng that they glance backwards _lllld-review in bricf some of tho mat-

ters dealt with by them i'or the past year. A better feeling existed he- Zween tho various business interests

.CR A BBE 'HA RD WA RE COT# TD §l;i'§°l§l'li§'u§if.‘;“0iii.; i»°ff._°l'i.'ti"il.`i`lf

Charlotr.et~»um, P.E.I.

penroll enabling them to view bus- llless from a loftier plain. A city was judged lnors or less. from the ap- pearance of its retail stores and their mllnller ot conducting business. The rctail stores of this city were well inllreast nt the times and in keeping with stores in cities of similar size ihrougllout the Dominion. Tile pres- ent was probably the most critical tlmdln the history or lllc retllll trnllo, With the continued ndvnllce in

r-o_sts of raw material and labor it rnqllircd a ilrm hand and a sans idea of bllslness conditions ns they exist' today to be able to know where and when to buy. _yet with the continued

_ _ , - l 0 o _advance in prices money seemed

A more plentiful than ever and condit-

iionsl nthe retail trade throughout

ills country are good During the past

' - -For ”C0lls'tiPati0n :;':*°° ':2:;:$:_:::_”;:;"1Ll_‘

the ar o -

(Inf ||q| g "Hd in mum 'tributed liberally to the various funds

remedy es p

..`.. H 'Mukhi that tired mg lit (her md “(3 you _ _and assisted generously in every ef-

gtver-alfilt, stimulates the Liver gontifye, but ulckl restor- 'fort made by our vwlrle for the pros-

_ ~ il N ill liitiiielliity ldion, Ind the stomlgl a||Jb0w& _ .scution -of the war. and their hope

V " fhkllfllfll flilklilllll. Makillglifelworill llviill. and prayer was that Europe migh

Gemini. st be made as ha y and contented

Pill A __ ~ 7 ny mg ,dd ,|,,.f,:,': a place tollvs in as our own beloved

' ‘ ' ll - - Dominion. '

“_ - A > -iLx'A`l|»r.raviswlng the work ot the V s ‘anno '°“°'°°' °""‘*' i on daring the past three

V _l A ~ 1- _~ "' ;_ ` _ visitors for their services and to the

,___ e.. _.-..1 1.- I- CA - R’_ R I IL *‘_?_ _ qs - » ' __ : - pm; which _'sis acun¢1y__»cka9_w-

1-.rv An* »i».sa»..a~. ° - -' ll -_ _ __ . Dub led .d ~ ' _' "" ’ 1

i .it _ -» _ _ v =,_ » _ _ > . “ " _ `-'_ Tl-_ ‘ ' lim" ll 3 _ ._ -¢_- » » _ » ~= __ 1... ~ filwslrs, » _ l _ l l ,c ~ - _ - _ _ _ _ -

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withyby association their last annual meeting. Their rnerchullts were fully convinced of the import- ance oifstlmdlng togetllel-=_l`|l matters relating to the trade llitterests ot the city; rather than by individual effort.

They- welcomed tonight their Dola-

lnlorl' Secretary E. M. Tl'owern; also the Secretary of thc Maritime organ- ization Mr. J. C. Doyle. T-hey had u message for thenl_ froln what was to day the largest organization in Clin adn-‘the -Dominion Rctllll Merchants Association, ln conclusion he tilallllcd the merchllnts for their valuable ns- sistance for_ the past yearjns he ful- ly realized that any success attained had' been ‘altogether due _to others

and not to anything he had done.

He had been elected President oi’

Lheforganlgaiion in 1915 he had the honor oi' presiding ever slnce.He ‘ trusted) that-' when llle mantle _fell on 1-l_lis\,suqo_a_¢lsor they would give i him the assistance they -had given i him., and' to their secretary Mr.

the past year.

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Ellllrnn-tiled of wolllllls on August itll Pte Ennllln uftiistetl in _the 105th ll.lttal_ lion and went to-‘Englalld in

the 26th.

At the nlf_-cling of the Retail Mcr-

'chllnts Association neld in _the Kozvy i{o|~_ner on Mondlly cvclllllg the iinnn-

cial report sullnlittell hy -the Secret- llry-Treas\ll'cr, Mr. (‘__ H. Black.

the scene of a very enjoyable ban- showed a balance on hand oi` $94.77.

Mr. J. C. Doyle, of l-Islifux, Soc-

of (‘_harlottetown’s leading business retary of the Maritime Provincial

Board, gave a very interesting out- line of what had been zlcoomplisllell in Nova Scotia. He showed that ily organlzatioli_ the merchants solve their problems hy being in a position to present their cases as it united holly, before the Gov-zrnlnenl, thc mallufacturel' or wholesaler and win _ what they iwcrc after. in Capo Breton as :1 result of their efforts no mining company would now be allowed to deduct from mcn's wages. This has

t-:ln now purchase whore they like

und cultivate ll. saving spirit. Undcr_ tho- old method he knew of one man' who in three years had .never had more- cash in his possession nt, one time than sixty cents.

Mr. Doyle then read the seventeen

resolutions passed at their -recent convention in which- a great many ro- forms were aimed at including bet- ter' roads.

Mr'.TE.lVf.'I'l"owsrn, the Secretary ot

the Retail' Merchants Association tol- lowed with a decidedly interesting and enlightening address which llc entitled: "When and llow we Organ- ized and 'Some of the Things wc llave Done and are Doing." llo dwoli upon the importance of orgllnizatloll. pointing out tllat there are ten times more mon engaged in thc distribution 'lf mercllulldlsc than ill the produc- tion. ’l‘ilern me about 200,000 rctnil

stores in Canada w_4_t_h ll million em- ployeéh and >$li`2_0,00(T.'0il0 is paid ollt in wages to these at the ond'of tho year. 'I`hc retail merchants ard--the _largest tax-payers, lle`rnid nnll con- tribute more to the various movc- ments' tharl any other class. Tile greatest compliment ever -paid. to any nqilonwas hy Napoleon when ho tcclnsdl ‘Britain ‘ia lllt-tie natioh of shop-keepers." Upon this nation of shopkeepers _has been founded _thc greatest force for right in the- world today. The speaker dwelt upon many phases of the organizations work. _

_O_tller speakers were Messrs James

Paton, M. Ll A.._S_t A_. McDonald. o. a._nugllqs,_,M. L_ A., _a.`A. Al ley.___C. .H. Black, and Thos. White, On motion ol_`Mr.' S.__A. Meilend.

seconded by, Mr, ._Alley i_t__Wal _decided to join__the __Donilnlon forganlzzltidn and to be part of tho Marltime| branch. Ofllcers were elected as fol-

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President, S. A. McDonald. `

V_i_¢_e grssiqent. Cl H, Chandler S_qc_on _Yice Pres., A. `_A. Alley

Secretary, Black

Treasurer, J. P. Gordon. __ The. above to be _oilicars ot`_the-

Provincial Boarjl until such time as a convention is hold and also to be on

the Dominion Board..

Votes ot thanks were voted tn the

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Moore Pownal, has re-':elvc\1 \\'0!`4l that her* son _(‘urp. (‘lll'lurll ;\l»_:l»l-0. lnlllutry is oiilcilllly reported sllnlit- tsd '22 General Hospital (":llllit-rs. Sept.- 3 Gunellot wllulld. .radiii flnlc-

tured. (lorpl. Moore went over tu__ France ill--Novenlbcl' 1016 ill thc lll‘st_._ draft from the 105th and _\\_';ls' inl cl|ul‘ge_ of__u» lust-llillu.;:un slllcc _lun- llaly last. _

IN FIGHT,-;.\ll'.<l_ (t`:lpi.) \\_'.lll(.- er, 25 Elm Avcnlle llzis l'l=clllvc.'l :l_ l-_‘i-

ter from ller___s_ll:l (lc;l_l';;l‘ _\V__ \‘\':likr\l~.‘i 'lated i._»‘rlll_c_-cl All-:_;ll_st _26_l.l_t_-__itl__\'.'l\il'l\ Ile says he has lmcl_l vcl'y_llllS>' liiii'-l_\' as ure Allies in-9 lfn_‘ the l_>ll_;`__lll§lil_1\n<_\ are pl|shirig°__ pn, "ite culll_o_'_` thrbllizh safely__altllolll;ll__l|llltll llls friends _\_vere killed ln_'_`l_l/ouli`t_l<_‘ll._1` H0 says the_l‘9__is___lll_;t_ nlul:`ll',_iln`le for _'writ-‘_ ing _but when this lli_g', <_u>l';ip' _ls l_l_vl~=|' llc, will giyc pnrt_il:ul_lll'.~l` llllll is' in' _illlflli

health. _ _ _ _ _

_Hyip Hol_loRsD-on _rrilllly_ lllc- l3rd day oi' Allguslt_ |918, :L_ lloollii' number of thc citiv,ell:l ol`_S<x'll‘lt<l\\'ll gathered at the ll-all in llonor of l’tl~. Sudbury, one of thc sul‘v»ivinl;_ llcl'l»<:f~l of -the battles ol’ l'pl'e.-l, l<`csl:li_llll't. Scmme, Vinly Ilidgll and l’ass:ldllon~

daole, Pte. Slldllllry and _ his pmunts were driven ill an sllltolnrillilc tof U1" Ilall wllcro an excellent progrilnl 1\Y\<l doin-ty rclireslllllcllis, wlllrli' wcljc l~ll- joygd by ull, were p|'l>villlltl_ llt:"\vnR also presented with ll well-i‘i1loll pllrsc which act ot' kindness and generosity was appreciated. _ "

nick Lecluir, 47 It<»scl'vc St. this oily

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The fact- that baking powder is- new-so

ullivcrsally used, and has been found su-' pcriol' ill every wzly,_;1‘cCl>rnn1ellds itsel-fl ffibfl the ottclltiou oi" all housewives, and par~l1\~v=

ticlllarly ill View of _thc saving effcct_cd_'ét1j"- nccolllli. of tllc lurgelllcrcase 111 the c0si._oi_.-._.‘=~

E.w.cltll:1r coMl>ANY tlMl1ED§»e" wlsslvsc TORONTO,C

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lsl./moan wounoso-.wll-g nom- __,_=_________ ____ _

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son Gr. Petel' Wilfrid l.i-clulr, has ll--1-_ll [.l.llllle:-l Slldilllry of Sellrletown who;

B1__{L1k_' He wished to thank an fm- me gllascd und udlnittcll to No. :Ii (lr-l_lol':ll ; |~ll<~l>lltly rctllrlll-all from ldnglhllll was

Gr, Lcclnir, enlisted nt till: lllltllwrllti

M,u_|or ILA. Mt-hlllllolls ll:ll.llll‘y. lin

ms rev ~vf_(| Of,-i,i__1 ,l,,m.,, mm 1,i_._l` HOME ON FURLOUGi~l,--l‘frivlttc hllrt, Solnmo_ Vinly '- -Rsldgef :tml

l*ll:lsllrllcllll:ll~ls_ llc wmltwver the top lsovon times :md returned llll-ln’jlll'erl, Illltllolllzh llc lllul'the heel oi’ hinl’ bllot

V111\l\\|W_ l\f|*79m""-“f fellfieifed during i»losp_ttul_ 1~]¢,ip]l-3, I-‘lllll<‘1’, U" S‘7l"‘ :mil vlsitllllr t‘ll:ll~lotteto\v1l a few days llgol silot nil’ and his h<‘i'{*`i` "Piért-dll by

__ of the war _md _(___ ______ F_____________ _______ llc l_\l1il-stall lll_ \\lllll|_|let,__M.lniioh.l olli sill-llpllel in f-:t»vcrnl__ pizlcos,_ However,

_ __ _ |lllc .itll day oi’ Allgllst, 1.114 .lllll wont _ _,___ _L ,-,_m,|¢ of Um |;,1ll1_,,'_‘,g-'r\f,,;_,3,_1l(,n

'livs-.l-_‘l-:ls with itll. lst (‘:ln:ll|l'ln ldxp- _ _ . ' ; ',.. . . .

DIED OF WOUNDS-Mr and Mrs went to l1‘r:llll:c .~llllll~lly llitl-_rllllrllfl :lllll L__mi;m_u_y |.~(,,-“__ /tflpr iruinilllr “MM lm ls I' mm'H'r‘-‘i;'>‘i'_ii‘ r“il‘f“~‘i“"'i‘~

Johrl= -Erllilnn oi’ Grandview have rec- has sccn some ot` the llcllvirl.-at fifqlliillsl

elven] word that till:-ir son Pte. W. D. oi’ the well-. This is lilo lllirll i_inlr;_ llc-elm me firmg line in l-‘cbl'llary, 1015

()llt of 1100 lllell vvilo_ _olllistolli wltll

in 1-lnglllnd for scvcrol months llc went privum Sudm-“.y _mn'1.~'c‘ 115.148#-hat six

had a fine moral eifect_ and the men- -

has been 'ln hospital l'l'ulll lvolllllls ur,

speedy recovery,

___ __ _ _ ___ _ _ _llnll rcmullleli ill l<‘l~:lll<:e lllreo yours

' ' ' ~ \' ' ' ex 1 . _ gas' is "mm mm " “I ‘ “V h 'im illlllll lull- lllllnill_ llc toll-gilt. lll tho 2nll_

otllers sllrvlvllrg. _llrlyate Sull-bllry's llnlny l’r}r~llds are Very pleased tfi wel- rolllo llllu on his rel.l|l*n to civil life,

_ _ __ Illzlttlv li’ Yprl-_s, illc lilttilos 01' il‘ostlt- _ ~ 4 ~~ " ‘

1916. 'Later he wlls tl‘anst’el"rcd to the - l ' I i “nm so mmy trying exviiriencréil'

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nir'ou hold it too close and l` ~ _-_Snieli it-_il’S WRiGLEY’Si” _ __

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104th and was drafted ill l\‘ran<~e to Z--"-- ~'~~‘~---~'--~-f~---’~~~------ - _ --------- ~---- =-- ~--

,“l-leavy, heavy lhanes over your head.”

l“o, l know what ll ls. daddy! `

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_ ‘ “Ri2hto, sonny --sive your _ _

_ appetite and digestion a __

X ireai._whillei you tickle ' _

your sweet tooth.” `

Chew it finer Every Meiii

The Flavour Lasts!

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