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A REMINDER

that is ligmsnly posible is being dong U ,gg tdit that'»he ls well fed, well

f_;'_'§ed and eiliclently equipped.

organisations like the Y. M. C. A.

gre looking to his physical comfort.

healthful recreation and clean (un.

li’ he is sick `or wounded the 'Red

Cross will provide for him with ten- der. loving clrn- ‘

Yet there is one thins that will

hrlng s smile to his face and s Joy' to'

his herirt thstnone of these can give; that only you can live- Your Photb- graph. V

The (ook Studio

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I he Studio - _

1uvites'All Summer Tourist - lo Call, and have thei

Photographs Taken whil in the City.

The Bayer Studio

The Best Eye Service'

Having _recently return-

ed from_Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, 1 am now in a position/to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable. `

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- iors in Toronto and Mon- treal.

We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction ,and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes. _ p

We are also expert re-

pairers of Eve Glasses, Spectacles, etc. and will at- tend to same while you wait.

E.E2 Parkman

Graduate Optomentist,

Montague. P.E.I.

That we operate the oniv

Lens Grinding Plant 'iii P. E. Island?

That we employ a skilled

Surface Qrinder, and are daily grindmti from the rqugltieglass- e most com- plica kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which I

mean a good deal_ to the Glass wearing public, doing

_ away with th.. annoying

delays' caused by sending § away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by

mail, you'i! get them bac Dfqmptly an in perfect con- dition. `\ Cali in and look di/er our plant.

G. I". Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

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STYLES

Tie new _fill styles are ere-showmiz the latest eels and designs-the new hades are Field Mouse- N;w Yorif Grey, Tobacc rovvn-extra large show- ng in Dark Brown all styies_

-Prices-

$5.95 to $12.50 -

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CITY SCHOOLS

rp-open Tuesday sept. ara

Carter’ s Bookstore

is again headquarters -for

School Books

_chool Supplief

We have an immense stock of

Sc'nooi Books, College Text Bookn, Blank Books, Scrlhblers, Exercise Books, Work Books, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Note Books,

Fcolscap, Drawdng Pads, Foun- tain Pens, Note Paper, Envel- opes, Muscular Drawing Pads, etc., etc.

All School Books sold at pu Iishers prices. Any books not in ock will be quickly ordered.

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School Books and School

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..°|AR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

the Georgetown Gnrrdlen represents- uve. _ .

..°PRESBYTEFtlAN SERVICES. - Rev. C. W. Sqiiiers will preach in the Presbyterian Church at Montague moming and evening next Sabbath and at Lower Montague in the after- noon. '

More Brutality >ln _Belgium

_ Despatch from Reuter's Ltd.)-Tlic

Echo De Beige states that the Ger- mans iit Heriubize have deported lity worknion, who refused to sign rt contract to work in the army zone. Phe men were handcuffed and march- ed away. wdmen and children who tried to say good-bye to them were

driven off with blows. Several wom- en wore hurt and a child of nine years old' had its shoulder broken Sy n blow from a rifle butt.

GIIURGH SAERVIGES

METHODIST CHURCH

11 a. m. Sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday

School. 7 p. m. services. Preac-her Rev. R G. Fulton. _

BAPTIST CHURC§i _10 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. in. -sermon, subject, “Abundant Life. 7 p. "n. sermon, suliject,. “The Place of l‘liouglit in Religious Life. Preacher Rev. Charles ll, Freeman.

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11 a. ni. Sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday

'School and Bible classes. 7 p. m. scr- mon. Preacher, Rev. Mr. Emery.

ST. JAMES' `

11 a. m, sermon, subject, "Children xi' the Light," 2.30 p. ni. Sunday Sclioo land Bible Classes. 7 p. m. scr- moii, subject, "The Ccrtnlrity of llc- iribution. Preacher, Rev. Dr. Fuller- ton. Visitors welcome. All seats free.

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11 a. m. sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday

School and Blblo Classes 7 p. m. ser- mon. Preacher Rev. D. McKenzie

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PEOPLE'8 CHURCH

Services at 7 p. ni. Rev. D. Mc-

Lean. All seats free ‘and everybody welcome.

ST. PAUL'8

8.30 a. m. Holy Communion. ll a.

in Morning Prayer. 2.30 p. ni, Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. Ev- ening Prayer. Rector Rev. T. W. Mur- uhy. All seats free.

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Modern Opticians

We keep ln constant touch

with the latest discoveries and

inventions in optics, and lmmed-,

lately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have It. Our optical olllce is of the most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ences.

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses add it certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.

Chlldren’s eyes receive our,

special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to llt a child with chlld’s glasses. not with cumbersome glasses that were intended for adults. Shadow Ilstlnoscopy test used. Bucceeds where others fail.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. E. Island Next door Bank of Commerce

ST. PETER’S CATHEDRAL

15th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a. m.

Holy Communion, 11 a.m. matins and Lltnny. 2.30 p. ni. Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Evensong, Rev. Clins. White, Rector ol! Summerside and Rev. E. A-. Harris, Rector of Mahone Bay, A

SALVATION ARMY

Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, ofilcers`

in charge. 11 a. m. Hollirisss Meeting 3 p. m. Sunday School, all children invited. Bible class for adults. 2.30 p. ni. service in Victoria Park. wea-

ther pcrmlttlng. 7. p. m. Salvation Meeting. Song books provided. Ev- erybody welcome.

UTINWN WNNIS ‘

$31 ,INNI FON__M. MARINE

Special to The Guardian)

Ottawa, Ont.. Sept vttawa has an

obtain about 331000 acniqve ner objective in the campaign on behali of the dependants of the men in the

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accompany order twenty-live cents.

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(Tuesday) `

Potatoes bus (new) .. . . .....-$1.60 Hay-ton . ........$17-$18 Black Oats ... ......1.00 White Oats . .. ....1.00 Butter per lb ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . ...42-4.' Egg-s por doz.

Bee( lb Lamb lb . . . . ..30-35 Hides per lb . ....14-15 Straw........ . ......$l2 Calf Skins . ..,. . . . .,.25-S0 Fowl . . . ... . .. ..$l.25 to $1.75 Chickens .. .. ..S1.00 to $2.00 Cauliflower head ......B-25 Cabbage......... . .....5-15 Onions lb

Beats Ib . . . ...

_Blueberries Pens qt~...

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' SUMMERBIDE MARKETS

(Friday by Telephone)

Butter per lb ...4246 Butter (dairy) 37 it im Calfsklns perlb ....25

Hides ..; .. . ;......12 Lamb pelts 'I5 to 1.25 Oats (black) per bus 90 to95 Oats' (black) per bus 85

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Eggs (per doz) . Fowl .. . .

Potatoes pe

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MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ..

(Friday by Telephone) ‘

W. Oats bus ... .. .. ...-...B0 B. Oats bus . . .. .......80 Rutterlb . . .. . 35 Eggs doz . . . . . .........41 Wool Washed .. ...f 85 Calf skins lil Oats (black) bus .. ... .. ....$1.00 Oats (white) bus .. 1.00 Eggs . . 41 cairskins ...i4 Butter

.. SOUR!! MARKETS.

WOats bus . .....85 B. Oats bus

Potatoes bus

... ....35

... ... ......B5

Eggs doa . ... . . .. .. 40 fluttorlb. .... 38

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INHES iii Iii SUPPURI "Si|IiiNS' WEIN"

__ IININPNIGN

OTTAWA, September 3-The fol

lowing appeal was issued yesterday morning to the women of Canada by Lady Borden. honorary chairman of the Ladies, Committee of the “Sailors W»eak":-

"Now that the 'Sailors' Week carn-

palgn is launched. I feel that it is our duty-the duty of every woman of Canada~to give our earnest support and active co-openatlon to help the sorrowlng dependents of the heroic dead of the mercantile marine. The great work which these men have done for the British Empire can never be .appreciated to the full for. had they not fought and died by the thousands, the efforts of our gallant armies would have been without avail -all their sacrifices would have been niade ln vain.

"Therefore, the men of our mercan-

tile marlise are deserving of our very best, 'and their dependents are worthy of our greatest effort on their behalf. We cannot do love iivxn show them our deep app. I" tion ~f, and syni-

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ARMY DOCTORS WAGE WAR ON HOUSE FLIES

The war against the house ily goes

on sido by side with that against German inllltarlsm.

It is now known that in niuny

former wars illcs were roi-ipoiislhlc for more deaths than all thc uinmuii- ltlon of the bclligercnts.

Tu-day all possible iiicziiis of des

troylng files are used by iiillltury men at the front and the order has been given to the men hi the irc-ncli os lo kill cvcry ily in sight.

ilcrc in Caiiadii wc should use ull

means of destroying the house ily, Swat them, trap them, or, bcticr still, poison them. This should bi done as early in the seson as thc; appear. and thus protect your fain. ily from the coiitagion oi Typlioid, Tuberculosis, Dysentry, infantile Dlhrrlioeu, etc.

Scientists have proved beyond all

doubt that these dlscuscs are exten- sively spread by the common house by, which is haiclied and reared in deposits of putrld decaying mailer uf' thc foulest dcscrlplloii. The very thought ol’ such vilc insects crawling over one’s food gives one the creep's»

So kill llles from the beginning of

summer to the end and make your home absolutely ily-free.

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Mlnard's Linlment used by 'Physicians

I IN INIMNNINNI

JAMES P. PHEE

lt is with sad regret that we re-

cord‘ the death of Jumes P. Phee. which occured at his liomein Norway, Sunday, Aug. 20th_,at the early age ot' 66 years. Although the deceased has been in failing health for some time, and it was not until u i'e\\' days before his death that his family and friends realized that his end was near and in spite of all that loving care and medical skill could do he passed away peacefully to his eternal rest, fortified' by the last rites of the lioinan Catholic Church. His funeral which was very largciv _ntteiidod took place on the 27 th, to St. Simon and St Ju<le's Church, where High Mass was sung by Rev. A. J. McDougall. llis remains were laid to rest beside those of three mem-

bers of his family, who predeceased;

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tion of every line of Jewelry marks our stock.

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- we havw selected wi at we i»c‘ieve ‘ ‘ 3. . 5.. be the great.-st \aiieiy oi wlist _

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ive ilauglitcrs and ihrcn sohszvlrlcaved friends the sympathy 0t~t‘h6 MN. “MTV Dawson of sm “ow Pond’ whole coniiiiunity was generally ex. Clara und* Mmcum of B;)Su;n Mwq' tended. Tho pall-licarcrs were Messrs. Uullirihe oi' New York and lvlziricuait John McCue' Joseph Arscnuun' John

hoiiic. 'i`hu suns are Jniiics ol’ New Nemgafl' T}Y)"_llus_li/xhsurll' Marlin A' York und Albert and Wilfred' at home. Doyle dna UL lm Oonan' ~'°

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‘ kman’s Drug Store) ' (Formerly Ellis Pharmacy) __

A Store is Known by the

Goods it Sells ‘

We carry a complete line of patent iiiciliciiies, drugs of nil kinds.

toilet arllclcs. snioliors supplies and ciiucoluics, etc,

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PATENT MEDlClNES SMOKERS SUPP!-I"-S

'ro|LET A LE Cigars

“TIC S Cigarettes

Tobacco (Tut

Tobacco Plug Tobacco Figs

Pipes, Pouches, etc.

SOAPS

ltogor and Gallet

Rcsiiiol Cutlcura.

Woodhury’s i~

\ Nyals

Armours

Anil all baby‘s soaps

OUR STATIONERY DEPT.

We carry all kinds uf Stallonery vz.

Envelopes and paper in boxes Envelopes and paper in bulk.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES '

CAMERAS EASTMAN AT A DISCOUNT

FILMS EASTMAN

Church books of all kinds. Reading books of all kinds.

Magazines of all kinda. Weekly and monthly. ' McCaiIa Patterns Waterman‘s Fountain Pens

WALL PAPER AT A DISCOUNT

' Gramaphones, Records etc.

Checks and money oruers cashed at any nimo. '

Come in and look us over.

Talcum Powder

Face Powder Sachet Powder Perfumes of all kinds

Tooth Powder

QONFEOTIONERY

Moirs Chocolates Perrins Chocolates Nylo's Chocolates

Parkman s Drug Store.

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