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Leave Franklin \Vharf.Portland.Tues..'I‘hurs..

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Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts.

Hard Coal

To Arrive

We have the following schobners,

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..°IT PAYS to buy in this Province

..*CAFlL McDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*HOLY TRINITY. - Service in

Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, nexi; Sunday at 11 and 7. Rev. D. Jones will oiiiciate.

..*T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*GIVE OLD ADDRESS - Sub-

scribers are asked when having their papers changed from one address to mother to please give old address as well as new one. This prevents any delays and saves unnecessary trouble in going over the books. _

..*LAWN PARTY. A lawn party

was given Wednesday night at the residence of Mrs. Widliam Knlgihh. Breakwater Street, Souris. Mrs. Kn- ight acted as hostess in her usual charming style, and needless to say the many guests prescnt enjoyed the tea. and entertainment provided to the utmost!

...*CONFIRMATION was adminis-

tered lsst Saturday at Souris to a large number by His Lordship Bishop O’Leary, of Charlottetown. On Suu- day, tlie Bishop delivered the sermon, exliorting the people of the Island to remain at home, and not go away and serve iii the sweat shops of the United States. ln the afternoon His Lord- ship, accompanied by the Rev. Peter ,I<‘. Hughes, went to Rollo Bay, where Confirmation was admhiistered on Monday morning.-*_

...*MARRiAGE.--At St. Mary’s

Roman Catholic Church, Souris, Mar- garet, daughter of Alexander Mc- Euehern, Souris, was united in mar- ringo to Mr. James Paquot, also of Souris. The ceremony took place at 8 o'clock, and the bride was supported by Miss Bessie Brennan, while the groom was supported by Mr. Clarence Paquet. The happy couple left yes- terday afternoon for Kelly`s Cross,

wliere Mr. Pnquet is engaged iii work.

"Ladies' White Dresses-a Joh lot

.lust arrived by express. $1.98 up. Prowle Bros., Ltd. 1905-7-Smtf.

~ THE _MIIKEIS

CIPTOVVN NIARKETS

Print butter (per lb) Fowl (per lb)

Chicken

20 to 25 10 to 11 14 to 16

Wheat. (per bushel) Buckwheat

Barley

$1.25 $1.00 $1.00

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Hay, pressed per ton

Eggs (Der doz)

Tub butter (per lb.) Potatoes (per bushel) Turnliis, (per bushel) Hides

Beef (per lb.) retail Pork (per lb) carcass Oats (Black) bus.

.60 .62

$14.00

.19 .22 .25 .25 .12

10-12

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S‘SIDE MA RKETS

Straw (ver ton) 36.00 Turnips, hns. .15 Wheat, bus. 1.10 1.60 \\00l. ‘t~. _ .30 Eggs, dozen .15 I-lay, loose ton $10.00 - -11.00 Hay, pressed 10.00 12.00 Hides, lb. .10 Lamb pelts .80 .60 Oatmeal, per 100 8.76 Oats, (white) bus. 66 Barley bus. G5 to ii0c. Buckwheat .80 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (creamery) .22 Cnlfskins lb. .10

Oats (black) bus.

Potatoes, bus.

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Barristars and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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0. lchsod. K.C., W. lil. Bentley. K.C. MoLEOD A BENTLEY. !errlstors and Attorneys-at-Law lfllcos-Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char lottstown, P. B. L

A. A. lcLeen, KL. Donald llcllnnon Moi_.!AN A MeKlNNON lerrlsterlf Attorneys-at-Lew Brown. Block, Charlottetown

WARIURTON C IHAW.

Berrieters. Attorneys, Notary Pob-

Ao, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of llontrsel, Canada, Permanent llortgsu Corpora- tion.

Oiiicss-Old Guardian Omoo. Proves

lilnol. Charlottetown. P. I. L\

PATENT BOLIGITOII

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) end Registered Pa- tent Attorney. 15 years experience in Canada and U. 8. Inventions prompti, ntentod. Trade Berks sad Designs registered; infringement. and validity searches. Evidence collected in potent suite. Reports prepared for counsel.

lxport witness In potent suits Petr

ents obtlinod In ell countries Ol it .lsnies Street llontrosl. Wrlge lor In

formation ll!!-S-iltl. _ _ ..__....___

..°ONE CENT per woril each In-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*8TRAWBERRY BBOXE8 AND

CRATES--Crate and two dozen boxes for 30c., cash with order. Book your orders early. Montague Furnishing Co., Ltd., Montague. 1972-7-12ME3i.

EASTERN PERSONALS

. .*Mr. Stephen Hessian of Charlot-

tetown is visiting in Georgetown.-G.

..*Mr. Fred Chandler, Charlotteto-

wn was in Souris last Saturday on a business trip.°

..*Mi.ss Fannie McLeod, Charlot-

tetown is visiting in Souris the guest of Miss Susie Carleton.*

. .*Mr. Frites representing the Fa-

ultless Foot Wear (io. was in Souris Wednesday on a business trip.°

..."Mr. W. F. Stroud, of Strouds,

Halifax, was in Souris on Saturday last on a. business trip.-°

W' I'

. ..*Mr. Percy McCallum, who has

enlisted with the P. E. l. Heavy Bri- gade for the front is iiow homo on it furlough.-*

..*Miss Annie McDonald and Miss

Ella Leonard of Charlottetown have neturned after spending a. few duys in Georgetown.-G.

..*Mr. Thomas Henry of George-

town left Monday for New Glasgow where lie will be the guest of his dau- gliter.-G.

..*Miss Sylvia Gordon of George-

town returued Monday cveiiing after spending the week .end with friends in Charlottetown.-G.

..*Miss Madden llllchey and Mrs.

Hogan of Georgetown were passen- giers by the early traiii Monday for (lliarlottetoswinr-G.

..*Misses Agnes and Marion Mc

Donald of Veriioii River ure visiting in Georgetown the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willium Flynn.-G.

..*Miss Helen Mutliiesoii of Chur-

lottetowii has spent the past week in Georgetown with Miss Estelle Aitkens.-G.

..*Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Matthews.

Souris and, Miss Skerry have left for East Lake where they will spend it short vacntioii.*

..*Messrs Peake, Hyndmnn and

Squarebriggs arrived in Souris Sun- day from Cliarlottetowii in their lau- iich and returned Moiiduy moriiiiig.*

. .*Messrs S. N. Johnson, Bart Miiir

and Havelock Stewart of Georgetown attended the Orange Celebration iii Cliurlottetowii, Monday.-G.

..’Mr. Harold Keeping of George-

town and Mr. Leslie Aitkeiis of Lower Montague are atteiidiiig the Summer School of Science in Cliurlottctowii-G.

..*Mr. Archibald Tapper formerly

of Georgetown P. E. I. no\v resident in Boston, is spending his vacation ut the home of his mother Mil. T. W. Tapper in Georgetown.-G. '

. .°Miss Anna Miar and Miss Lottie

Fitzgerald of Georgetown left Monday 11101111111; for Charlottetown where they will attend the Summer School oi’ Science.-G.

...*Mr. and Mr.s. Harry McLean,

Edison Stewart, Frank (loiiroy, Chas. bterns and Miss Irene Sterns left Wednesday morning by motor lynn( for ti. two-days trip to Margiiree, Cape Bretoii.-*

. .*Misses Mollie McLean, Catherine

Bree" “nd Mllrguret Beaton of Geor- getown were piisseiigers by the early train Moiiilay for (iliarlottotowri to

utteiig the Slimmer School of Scien- (EC.- .

ISIINU $|]LllIiH TELLS [li STHENUUUS IHIININE

The following letter was received

recently by Miss Evelyn Arsenuult from Mr. Augustin Arseiiaiit, son of Mr. Leon J. Anseiiuult, of Abruui's Village, who is iiow iii Eiigliiiid:

Stone Farm, East Snndling,

Kent, England,

June 14th, 1915.

My Dear Cousin,-It is ii plcusiire

for me to-day to write you it few lilies to tell you thiit I ani very well. Well ilearie, here I nm iii Old Englaiid and ii nice placo it is. We'rc ciiiiiped out in the country. the nearest towii being 4 miles and we are 60 miles from Lon- don. Wc had a great trip across, 7 days and nights. on our voyage and 10 hours on the train which took us through Loiiilon. and arrived at our camp at 2 o`clock in the morning; and I tell you 1 was pretty tired.

Well, we are only 45 miles from the

firing ine, and can hear tlic big guns ZOIIIK off every day. I nm onging to get there, and expect we will go sometime iii August. We are being drilled very severely now, putting in 10 hours n day with a pack oii our back, We are also digging trenches with pick and shovel. We are many S0l<li€l'B. 100 to one girl, so you see there's a slim chance for me. I nm lonely here, not having gone out sliice we're here. But it takes up our at- tention to see airships flying over- head. We are all getting 6 days'

PLANT ]l1_Nn

CHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON

B. 8. HALIFAX every Tuesday at noon 8. tl. IVANGELINB "Under the American Flag" Every Friday at noon

. Returning from Boston S. S. Halifax every Saturday st noon.

S. 8. Evangeline every Tuesday st noon For folders or further information sp-

ply to

.iAs. oAnnAei-ian. Agiiit.

Charlottetown. P. I. I. _,_

leave to go visiting this place around

di I The E¢l-91217" Gum' an :::‘;°:f..‘:°1.';*:'..t.°.:;‘i.;‘;f::s.r,‘.:‘.i1mi:

cannot be so I think l‘ll go to Loiidoii and when l'm back I shall be able to write you something interesting. On looking on the roll of honor l saw the name Cosgrove from Wellington, P. E. I. No doubt you know him. Well dearie I have no more to tell you this time. Tell Father and mother not to worry about me as l'll be going back home some time. Give them all my love and remember me to Melina. Do write a long letter so it will take me a week to read it.

Bye bye from your sincere friend. Have you any stamps left? Ha, ha. ` ANGUS. Address- Pie Angus Arsenault,

' C. Co’y., 25th Bait..

5th Infantry Brigade,

2nd Coutingeiftl" '

GERMAN SUUVENIHS Fill PHINEE Sliliil SEHUUL

Principal J. D. Seaman of Prince'

Street School has received the follow- ing letter from Sergt. Ernest Weeks which speaks for itself uiid show:-1 how much the efforts of the teaclii.-rs of this progressive school is appreciat- ed by the Island boys at the froiit. 5604 Sigs. lst inf. Bile. Iiyrs.

lst Canadian Div.

25,6,l915

Dear Mr. Seaman:-No iloubt you

have wondered why we have iiot writ- ten you before. Many times l have iii- tended to drop you a line but ouch time something has turned up which lins prevented me doing so.

We the Island signallers had dcciil-

ed long before the battle of Ypres that the only way iii which we could re- ward and thank Priiiue Street school for the beautiful iicws from home they have been sending us from time tu lime, would be to seiid tlioiii ti coiii- plete German helmet. Aiid so it wus decided thnt the first lslgiiiilcr who was fortunate enough to pick up a respectable helmet would seiiil it along to Prince Street school. Now altliougli we had lil-.en iii action sev- eral times and ns many times had picked up helmets of diliereiit shapes uiid forms it wus not till our rieceiit operations near Giveiicliy t.li_iit_- _wc were able to secure this one which we have sent away to you. We were ob- liged to remove the spike for the roa- ason of packing it more securely. You can easily place it on. and the cliiii strap will be found inside.

We have also packed several dif-

fereiit things which may he of interest to the pupils. it is to be regretted tlizit we could not have the helmet home in tiuie for the school closing. liut we kilow that you will be able io adopt some plan whereby they miiy all seo them. Perhaps ii shop wiiiilow could be used to advantage.

The cartridge which we have ou-

closed are absolutely safe but should not-be placed near excessive heat.

Hoping that the parcel may reiioli

you in good condition and that it is enjoyed by the pupils as miicli as wo ,have eiijoyeil The News From llome. l Very Sincerely,

ERNEST G. WEEKS.

SPECIAL NOTICE T0

CHARLOTTETOWN FOLKS

We wisli to announce wc are ex-

clusive Cliarlottctown agciits for the simple mixture of bucktliorn bark, glyceriiie, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This remedy. used successfully for appeiidicitis, is the most TlI()lt0fi(ili bowel cleanser we ever sold. lt is so powerful that ONE SI‘OUNi~`UL rc- lieves almost ANY CASE of constipa- tion, sour or gassy stoniacli. Adler- i-ka never gripes, is safe to use and the INSTANT action is surprising. E. A. Foster, druggist.

"Is your horse troubled with n

cough? If so you should give liini xi treatment of Macs' Horse Cough Pow- ders and Disteiiiper Cure. They will immcdiiitcly cure any case iio iniltter how prolonged it has been. Try it iiow-doii’t delnY- The TWO MSCS. 149 Great George Street. Mtf

~i_adi¢r' white presses for the 12'(

fine embroidery and lace. $1-93 Ull Prowse Bros., Ltd. 1905-7-8m*

“A fine assortment of linthiiig Crips

at the (leiitrul l)rugstorc.-~~E. A._I'iis- ter. Siiiiiiysiile. 2053-7-li'iM1li.

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Montague Horse I Races

The Management of the Montague Race Track Mont-

ague, intend holding their Annual Race Meeting on above course Wednesday, August 25th, 1915.

'l he Track is in even better condition this year than

ever before. _

The road leading to it has been widened therefore afford-

ing better facilities for and insuring the safety of the Public in attendance.

The Track is also being fenced to keep pedestrous off

the the course so to eliminate the crowding of the people on the track when the horses are either scoring or at the finish of the heat.

The proposed classes will be a 2.19, mixed class. 2.30

trot and 2.30 pace. Large purses will be given for the above classes. _

Special trains will run from S’Side, Ch’Town, Elmira,

Souris, and intermediate stations at reduced fares.

Reserve the above dates for your Holiday, as the

Montague Race Track has a reputation of producing the best Race meet each year held in the Province and will not fall short of the mark this season.

More particulars will appear later.

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increase in the cost of all Metals during the War, we are obliged to withdraw all prices on Copper, Brass and Bronze Goods, from this date. '

June 24th, 1915.

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If interested in a Gasoline Engine it will pay you to see

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