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; _AUGUST25-1915 ~ - _ ` 'ran onAlu.o'1'rn'rowu GUARDIAN lace ssv.-is _

P “'° "'°'°°“"’ f‘°”‘ “°‘““°‘° The Eastern Guardian ~ ' ~ ..~....:...»........~..-».<..=...

‘VF effects of Smoke and HCid fumes in

_ M‘Claly’s

Saskilta ' ' 0 g Flues _can’t rust out. » Th ... treated' with McClary ansii-3; Flgmmufp mating. See the Mcfllary dealer.

sol.n sv noosns HAnowAnE co., L1-o.. cHAm.o'i"rs'rowN; a ' R. 'r. |-louv|AN. l.'rn.,suMMsns|os.

LET us develop your flbns and

make your prints. '

We have a complete and very

modern department for handling tl1lSs.___'y_v_§>rk.

us your exposures we will

get the best there is in them,

The G. H. _Cook _Studio

/ _

Send One Home

.Next to an actual visit, a portrait send to the folks at home or those re- latives who care most about you, will be most welcomed-will give you the greatest pleasure. -

M0d°l1l Photography i.su't a trial

to undergo, its an experience to en- joy. 'Malte the appointments today.

The Bayer Studio

' A. E. Lyon

P_hoto Studio

Speiit "G ,Coll, °.;._t.;"..i°i§:...,

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

r-~m="*l August

Shoe Sale

Now at its Best

w.1¥{‘i.“Li §»;1i¥>‘if_fi?_2.95

Vi;o_men’s$Oxfords

wor to 450 ........ 2.95 tams’Ss.>:.f°~s

wor o _'.__,l.98 w.0.'{i."‘.?.“i§.-.1ié’<5TTifiZ.29

woixthiig

fall and be convinced

Alley & Co.

.. CARL McDONALO is Guardian

Representative for Souris,

_..°T GORDON IVES Is Guardian Representative for Bouris.

EASTERN PERSONALS

_, *Mr. Gordon Dingwall, of the Sea View Beach H t l arrived in Fortune Saturday on a business trilp. _

..'Miss Dorothy Wigbtman, New

Brunswick is visiting in Soaris the guest of Miss Ethel Conroy.'

..*Dr_ Houston, Kensington, was a

passenger from Souris to Kensing- ton~Monday morning. °

..*Mis.s Freda Morrow, Halifax,

who has been visiting her mother in Souris -has left on return! `

_.*Mr. Emerson Warren, Principal

oi’ Sourls School, arrived in Souris Monday to take up his duties for the ensuing year_*

..*Mlss Mary Walsh, in company

with Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Howlett left Sourls M'onday morning fo'r Bos- ton.*

..*Mrs. (Dr.) Houston, Kensington,

and Mrs Frank R. Heatz, Charlotte. town who have been visiting their mother in Souri.s for several weeks re- turned to their respective homes -Thursday! - ' - f ~

..*Mr. Wilfrid McEacherh, Ottawa,

together with his mother and sister who have been visiting in Sourig for several weeks left Friday for York, Where they will spend a few days bo- fore leaving the Island!

..*Rev. Father Phalen of the O.

M. I-. arrived in Souris Saturday and bllgan a mission which will last for over a week. Rev. Father Fallon, his co-worker arrived Monday and preagh. ed an eloquent sermon. Both are Very eloquent and powerful speakers and the church is always packed M each service!

Bill] UPERATIUN A r AVUIDED

Com und.

14 to 16

$1.25

Chickens, ,

Wheat, par bush

Oats, white Oats, black

Eggs, per doz.

Tub butter, per lb Potatoes, per bush, new Hides

Beef, per lb. retail

Pork, per lb., carcass

Raspberries, per qt. Blueberries, per qt., Black currents A

Wool, lb. .30 Eggs, dozen .15 Hay, loose ton 11.00 Hay, pressed 12.00 Hides, lb. . .10' Lamb peits .B0 to .50 Oatmeal, per 100 3.75 Oats, (white) bus. .65 Barley, bus. 65 to 90 Buckwheat ‘~ 60 to 90 Butter, fb. (dairy) 20 to 24 Butter Ib. (creamery) 22 to 23 Calfskins lb.

Outs (black) bus.

Potatoes .

CHICAGO MARKETS

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.- Wheat No. 2

red 1.09% to 1.10%. No. 2 bard 1.10 to 1.12%. Corn No. 2 yellow 81 to 81%. Others Nominal. Oats No. 3 white new 37 to 39. Standard new 421/Q to 45. Rye No. 2, 1.03 to 1.04. Burley 51 to 65. Timothy 5.50 to 6.75. Clover 8.50 to 13.25. Pork 13.74. Lard 82.07. Ribs 8.20 to 8.85.

‘.2 59 QQ QC 85'

.10 .70 40

LONDON DAIRY MARKET

BUTTER A prominent feature of the market

at the present moment is the continu- ed scarcity of finest descriptions, and exce lonal rices are rulin in conse

Dt D S '

By Tlmely U” gf Lydig E, quence. There is also an active de-

, mand for secondary and inferior but-

Pillkhllll O vO[O@NO ters, and prices generally are about 2s.

to 4s. dearer than last week _

Australian and New Zealand--lt is

A ateur’s work i en _ 9° '-

m S v personal now almost impossible to obtain sup-

' a“e“t‘°“ 135 Queen St nm soworr own summon ‘

» , 1, plies of these utters, ani for the few

107 QUe¢n St- Chnl-‘OWU Ph0T\e 68] I Hodgdom M.in°__..I feel it ‘ duty I lots offering e'x cold stoie, very high

. _ _ _ _ _ ices a lized

_lim 1 U 1-...-_.__?_| owe tnallsg woman to tell what l!rAr__e__l;f__;~eil_ The H_g_______d P____e

_Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. 8. 8. Hllllboro.

save Ch'town Leave Rocky Point

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IUNDAY

ii’ pound did for me

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_ _` i‘llil¥ii§iilili aiiiff fir- Lyd“ E'Pmkh°m'| which broke down on the journey to v°K0¢\b|'° C0111' Londonand put in at Bordeaux, has 1 l ‘ .

now effected the necessary repairs and

Oneyoaragoliouud is due to arrive here about the end of

_ _gif lmylelfahrribleslif- next week. There are about 1500 boxes

mm' ‘ " _igiiéil foyer, I hui pgim on board and the season may now be

_ _ik ° . bqgh sid" md considered as as finished.

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ga

__ _{‘ 1|!!! "wh ‘ "nn," I Danish-The oiliciai quotation has

_ "L*-;é‘.i'ii§%§i;ii,iemi" .c“,c°|y been advanced 5 kroner, and now

cl-lARLo'r'rE'row . - ` __ » .

_.2 f° ,f -;;--»-»;~-;- -,g :Lass :;.‘.¢§‘.‘f';‘.‘;‘:',.r:i;s:.:s.:.‘;°:ss

Commencing FRIDAY at noon AUG- , _ m°" 7 “C abnormal prices, stocks are well clear-

_UST Bwill / 313:' l`:;d::“S ed and quotations are iirm at our fig- eave or OS- ` ures. 'i‘ON via Hawkesbury and Halifax, "¢"°'”I °°‘“d°°f l|°°P» 01°!! lW°\l|d Siberian--There is a very active in- and every Friday at noon thereafter. besotiredmorningsthatloouldsoarcely qniry for all grades. but particularly

FROM BOSTON EVERY TUESDAY get around. Itleemod alrnostlmpossi- for strictly cholcest quality, which is

AT_ NOON. bio to' move ordoa bit of work and I Scarce-

I-or further information apply to thought! nevervlould beanybgtsgrun. Irish. - Following the lead of Dan-

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1-llllubrnittadb o aria Icom

ish, this market is exceptionally iirm

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stable Com and soon felt like s ' W

p .

France-The market-'has been ad-

DOW W°ml°- ]h\¢l“° P\|“l» l|°P¢W°ll. vanc d 4' H d d |

W had'good appetlwand could do almost mm at 03', ':mo'?:5‘;n’B _an pr ces are

all my own work for a family of four.

‘ O

_ 0 I shall always fool dnt l owe my good

Eastern S _° S ' _ I-‘Ines health to your medlcine."’-Mrs. Hav-

~ International Line _ man sowsas, Hodgson, llama. _Although there lm been more ln-

" dm* qu ry during the last fortnight at the

s'"'"':‘.';°.:(:'g;'v£_:’_;?"é°?_g:" omg' ul 2|°°::.t“ry_ 5121?* :°eddl=ced Drilios. the demand generally

‘ B .

C0A_STW’SF=- 1-We S*-J°l“\t M°“-W°<l-» “k° Wd” F* P'°m"""’ v°U'“b" canahhgho-Ihrliigvals as 213 owts Cir'

and Fndaé at9a.m. for Lubec, llisstporf Port- Cqmpqqni ' ' ” ‘ ' una and uno.. Remmvlesve centrslwlurf- “#11168 which a few days asv were up Boston, Mon., Wed.. and ri.. area m,ior Port. If 10|! lllvl the llllllielt doubt to as high as =74s. to 75c. have again ‘3§‘k‘f¢‘2§¥lE"j'{_'e|5‘jg°§,_“‘}f,,§,f' Fm and that Lydl5E.Pinl:hlm'l Vogetm- declined and today's cables are round Sat, at 7p. m. Return, les've Central Wharf. bl0C0|'ll.li0lllldWlll~|l6lpy0ll.,Wl‘l§O “bm” 719- £0 725- 10|' best 59\9C'~i0n5- Bos¢on,Mil¥_.AS§n.La_rN|lEoo a.m. wLyd|uE_lqnkh“mn°d|cm°0m MN;w Zealand-Arrivals 5,669 done

nm; t _ ar et continues quiet.

s'rsAr:si_-_l_|Pgu MA__ssAcHuss'r'rs ma ;:u‘r“};tIg““»M‘::;f°**d _seam-A ran trade has been dons

N _ NK R mu- Nad.nd ”""mb wma' for the best goods, but secondary and

dl.csv§NortildsldeNof In§iis_?Vh%rf.B<1l§\n.everv 1 h “wwe Y °' w°m"0 inferior sorts are very slow sale. “V” Pm" “° 'W °' 't °'"" "“°'°" ‘n °l‘t..t|¢t mlnd°l°°° Australian-There is still a fair

“auf/i‘i\ri‘|'unE' 3'|’EAM3|-||P |_|N5 _ quantity of colored cheese on hand ex- BTEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND “Walpara,” but little or no White

NQRTH STAR Cheese ls now obtainable. Pricesare

L F klin \Vharf,Portlarld Tues ,Thurs. “mcha“ged from mst Week'

' _Sailings

from LONDON From HALIFAX

STEAMER _

ulyilst Appenine August l3th

Augustflllh Csterine AusustJlst

_FND _LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX' , ' s'raaM1l:s_

Durango August lzth

_ August l7th Tabasco September llh

Furn¢ss,Wlthy & Co, Ltd.

Halifax, N. S. °'m'm T ‘AN A | AN A A

L.. - - - - D iiiisi FHUM iiiiliiiis

- A C Ourrla Agent Bt. John N B

"' _iii 1 A. E .l=|°ml.§||, 'r.l=.'o.P.A. se' Jann, PAC| F | C

l I _ s i New Brunlwlok. _ _E-

Farm Laborers

CHEESE

THE $50,000 FASHION

SHOW AT B. F

KElTH'S BOSTON THEATRE

Hard Coal EX°”“S'°NS

1 One of the most novel magnificent

offerings of the season is promised for

B. I; Keitlzs ;_1`heatre,_Boston, the w f 30

SPECIAL FARES .rim i...‘i§.‘.’“........,i‘.i..'2...‘.i‘§..¥‘ii‘.‘.i

i

o _ _ _ _ wiiiiiu T CW _

1 o rrlve f Mm. --1 ' TORONTO "’ "°“’ ‘ .

celebrated Washington beauty, and

_ _' We car a com lete stock of the most beautiful mannequins to be

We have the following schooners. found in New York. The Fashion Show

‘ Ngw 3" HY Gr§ADE £7313 and 31" EXHIBITION is intended to show what Miladi wears

now on way and duo from . ‘_

_ ways lve prompt and careful ~ 'from arising to retiring. and includes

tors aaa rmlsaelpms was cu attentign to an orders lame and From Charlottetown icostumes for wa,km_ drmw ___dmg_

gm A in is _ - ` of Best American n rac e _ _ 5 Going_____/i_u_i}_.___f1se;°_s,,¢_ 5 motoring, shopping afternoon calls,at

small $34.3

namely We have vessels now en route $2555 non.. sm. 1.4".: 1 ,,a,.d,,,,,e 0, tm mos, beaumm __m_ and Eyeglasses

coal in Egg stove and Chestnut sizes.

(I5

U19 000111. dining out. in fact. every thing that should be included in the

“l'aA|Au K.°1's'rsoN wan sooem with HARD CUAL-Eg! St0V¢ ` “°°“ i!,'_‘*,'i..,?,°.‘2i',,‘,’,',‘°‘ '“"_ mm or modem clvllnaufm, me nitra-

Nut, Old _Sydney Roun , Slydney

fashionable society woman. This en-

“l. POWER!" with 670 will Run of ine Inveg-|1533 gum] 55 Goins He t. 3 and I ltertalnment. devised and staged by

' ' $ ° "°°" ":"§' " °"d '5- Miss May Tully, is the most expensive

d Peanut Albion Round Run r we .ly

“. . in ..sso¢ 3" . ' ' - _ ' A “LAN” . W' °"' of Mine and Nut C\l9¢°H'l¢l_‘9 Wh0 w.a.uowA1w. _p_1;iA..o.r.s..s¢.1»a... 'rne sowns worn ay the model, ,.|,,,,,.,

Wdnt |118 b¢St 8i10l|id 0l‘d€l’ HOW - ~ represent a good sized fortune The

feature ever stasea in vaudeville

' A "'o w . ' - ` ’gh::___C0ll l_ld lil Of |l_l_3_“;e_a“;’__|_¢c7é '50 as (0 take delivery ffgm the °°' A"'§§£'c&r‘a','{‘;}’;,gf"*' 9"” Fashion Show will be surrounded by a ll be I0 It "FY I m VeSse|S_ ' 1 great array oi’ vaudeville stars, in- WUUG dllC\lll’8|Ill- Plfllel VW" f 3 '1"**'°'7_"'-W cluding Belle Baker, the incomparable,

Mrllfwlw C'-'Il =ll1°°l> 4° ""8" ¢ alngln o nt ll tb b boo in their orders at U” our C031 and save money* her hyg1:v;:&BB`;:||n?';_hg°l|§f;3,'R3:

H1 v _ ll I _-

Ullce. and delivery will be made from _ _ - _ t|me_ composer of “Watch Your Step ..

vessels while' diaoharglnl. Jose Jackson. that European vagabond. , . - IIO 111 most beloved of funmalrer who en

Pho , _

_ . & co ' _ Nov; opeolmor tl? seasog. _Vizitati can Joys :vi trelmel:_dous _poparlarlty ln this . go- y r or erry. o ep one coll- .¢0\l“ fy. w e on an with his s l-

- ' V ent hmmaklns. and ot r ann-or

i ` ' ` ' H ` ` - I I A Menon' will include Kolb he te

bg. -l. D_ ~w_ w|-||'|'E' __ , and Harland in

¢.~.. A.” DM” I ____d_ n Murray in Broad

D _ l ` _ _ ' . r, _ _ . _ _ . _ __ 7" mm cm “__ |_,d_ _ ________ ___l;:__/_<_L_ut_:_i:_n_ to mo, olaays Alex:

lm” “ nu--H----~~~»_ _ Pnornlrron __ wav no Nea num-as ara kenaf

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° ..°lT PAY8 to buy in this Province. A ..°ONl CENT per word each in- _`» A _ a ~ _ » - _

or-tion for advertising in this column ' __ __._-,girl-:`»-5

- _ -- _ _ _," A ooneofioe "

cH"r0wN MAnKE'1‘s‘ , _ 0 _~ _-’ ‘“ `

Butter per lb. 21c. to 28c. '-0 _ __ _ ____/ __:¢;~'f Ind lmmh' ,_

Fowl per lb. 10 to 11 _ /_.__ ,_ - . _, _ _ _

Cash must accompany order. ' fastin dish ! Q _ _. _.

*THE GOVERNMENT Boat the ' g

‘Tlllrty Three docked at Sourts Fri

1 i Ice Cream and

THE MlllKllS f- _~ , _

Place a _ '

creamin _ the dish.

er with CornFlakes f -

W at serving, 1,

hl.ar{*°€

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95 “ if “ aj-"~"

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1 1° °° ii per pkg' .~”\;f" ff U ' ~ ‘f

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`S~§iSs'n'.n.'isTS 11 , _

3 N f f is 5| 'I

Straw (per ton) $6.00 _ . f _.1

Turnips, bus. .15 _ _ ' Wheat. bill- . 1-00 ¢° 1-60 ` Made in Canada, at London, Ontario 27 ~ - » _

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Mack the original team of blackfpce comedians; the Five Sully Family of rapid-fire farceurs; J. Warren Keane and Grace White, the later one ui the former soloists with the l<`ariettes;ului Roberta ulul Vcreru, the Juggler and the singer.

“THE BLINDNESS OF V|RTUE"

AND “A ROYAL FAMILY"

AT THE BOSTON THEATRE

Another great double bill of features

is promised for the Boston Theatre August 1i0th, at ten u. ln. Cosnlo liamil- t0n’s great morality play, "Tho Blind- ness oi’ Virtue," which created an cn- ormous furorc on the legitimate stage, has been made into a giant six-part photo-play with Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn in the principal roles. Ev- ery girl and mother should see this great drama, which shows the pitfalls that beset the innocent through their ignorance of what constitutes right and wrong. Ann Murdock, one of the most beautiful and gifted ot' the young- or generation ot’ stage stars,will make her motion picture debut at the Boston Theatre in the pictllri'/.ation Qi’ Anne llussell’f:_grcaiost success, “A ltoyal Family." This is a dcliglltflil story of love in a palace, with Miss Murdock as` the princess who evcufuully has her own way in the disposal oi her heart and hand. Ring Lar1ler's great series 'of baseball stories, pjcturizerl by thc Chicago Cubs, including Roger Bres- nahau and llomus Wagner, under the title of "Letters lfroni Bugs to Gus," founded nu the Sutllrday Evening Post stories, “You Know Me Al," (ihurlic Chaplin and Mary Pirzktord, as well as other favorites ot' the movies, will continue to euteratln, and Caroline B. Nichols and The Fudeltes will offer daily concerts. The pcrformanc is continuous from ten u. m. to len thirty p. nl.

GERMAN sP|Es

ovsnaumguuc HOLLAND.

THE HAGUE, via. London. August

22.- A series of articles containing what ure alleged to be details of a German espionage system in thc Netherlands iis being printed by the Amsterdam Telegrnaf, which declar- es the agents are working with three ends in view: 'i‘o obtain military and naval iuforlnation; to influence the Dutch press, and to watch the large Belgian colonies residing in the Ncth- erlands to learn along what roads Bci- gians continue to escape i`rom their own country.

Tile Telegraai’ charges that this sys-

tem centres at The Hague, where some sixty agents arc scattered a- mong hotels oi' all classes, under the direct control of the German Minister, who has accomplished the task of gaining the good will of the press in Constantinople and Stockholm since the beginning of the war. The Minist- er, the llewspapel' ullegcs, personally introduced thc ruuu suspected ni’ be- ing the head of thc espionage sysll-in to ille clll1~|` of police at The l~ia_¢:ue,

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A constant dropping wears

away a stone. A slight

eyestrain injures the health because it is constant. The strain which first manifests itself as a slight discomfort ~ should be remedied at once. This we guarantee to do with glasses.

Delays are dangerous.

lenses that may be broken. H. J. _ MABON

D ` t&O t' ' , Sourismnls `i:'Il.ai;iand

We duplicate all kinds of

recommending him as "a German who is desirous of propagating a better un- derstanding between Holland and Ger- may.” Some of the agents are said to be women.

The Tclegraaf asserts that Dutch

newspapers arc being iniuuenced by apparently neutral news articles, written by three unofficial attaches of the Gorman Legation and sent gra- tuitlously to the provincial press.

SOME SPRINKLE.

“What was all the excitement over

at your home at midnight lust night?"

“Algy brought u bunch of boys to

serenade me, and by mistake they got beneath papa's window and sang 'Sprinkle Me With Kisses."’

"l'll bet they were humiliated when

they discovered their mistake."

"Yes, papa sprinkled them with

bird shot.”-~ Huston Post.

V --Y _W

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the market.

brands

Because lt is a

why not specify

WHY ,Tilt WANT BEAVER FLOUR

Because you consider it the best on

Because you know it is always rel-

iable and uniform in quality. _

Because quality considered it as

cheap or cheaper than less well known

universal flour suit

able for either bread or pastry. Then

Beaver Flour

in. your next order and insist on getting it HERE where it_is always ln stock.

Poole & Thompson Ltd.

Races to start at

Land purses:-~

money winners.

BY ENTRANCE FEE

class to re'ect an entry, or

and horses.

Montague Horse Races

Wednesday, September lst. 1915 PURSES $500.00 'PURSES

one o’clock sharp

There will be the following classes

2.19 Trot and Pace, Purse, $200.00. 2.30 Straight Trot, Purse, 150.00. 2.30 Straight Pace, Purse, 150.00.

_ ' ENTRIES close Saturday. August 21st. Entrance fee, five per cent of purse, and five per cent additional, from

NO ENTRY ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED

Five to enter, and at least three to start. Purses divided

50, 25, 15, and 10, per cent of purses. Races, to finish at the end of fifth heat. All mile heats in hamess.

Any horse distancing the field or on any part thereof,

entitled .to first money only.- Right reserved to change order of programme, or to declare race off, where sufficient number of entries are not received, and to make a new

bar any driver.

Two, dr morse horses trained. or owned in the same

stable, may start in the same class.

National Trotting Association Rules to govern, except,

where they conflict_with the above conditions.

Special Trains will run from Summerside, Cape

Traverse, Charlottetown, Elmira. Souris, and other stations as on previous years, at reduced rates, carrying passengers,

_ T. Gordon Ives,

Secretary.

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