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1 Guard

yourself for

Against

Disease

Don't take chances 1;

with germs; a hidden foe 1 is the most dangerous ‘ enemy--and you cant see germs. Youcanbesure though, that there are plenty of them lurking

' around at this season.

The liberal use of our

Disinfectol

in drains, cellars and all damp places will insure your own and your fami- 1 ly’s health this warm ` weather. Don’t delay; use it now and youll have nothing to blame

25 cents bottle

DRUGGIST

ii. G. Jamieson ,

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We received a large ship-

ment of movements direct from the manufactures- and as these were ordered before the war prices have I not advanced and you will

one of ours.

get the benefit by purchasing

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G. H. Taylor

I Jeweler & Optician

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1.6 4th

P E. lsian Pharma ' tical Association

Examinations

The board of examiners of the P. E.

island Pharmaceutical Association will meet for the purpose of exatning candidates offering for registration on July 28111. 1915. Every candidate for examination shall satisfy the Council

_that he had served as assistant in at 1 drug store for noi less than four years

and at least two of thc-se years has ‘been employed in the dispensing of

prescriptions. Candidates must give notice 1;- the Secretary-Registrar in writing. ot their intention to present th¢r1.st-lves for 1-xa1nination_ on or be- fore July :.’uth_ 1915. Such iiotite must be atccfmpaiii-;-d by tht- examina- tion fee of $50-1| an/l by certificate to the satisfaction of the Vouncil that the candniatt- po.<sese.< the qualihta- tions abov~_- pr»s1_~ribe<l. Any person .;nt»_-ring 111.- nanit- and not pr-senting hiinst-if at the time and plate 1°.-xed for the <-xar1iinaiion_ shall iorfeit his fee to the Association.

' \\'. J. BRO\\'_\'. _ Sec‘y-Registrar.

Pharmacy Examinations The Board of Examiners of tht- l’.

Il. island Pharrnateutical Associatioii v.iIl meet for tht- purpose of examing caiiiinlat--< '_-1"-ring for registration on .lu._\‘ Iitli. 1915.

All applications must he received

lat-_-r i?.a:_ July 19, 1915.

For iuril;-r i,_=rt;-wliars -.tpolv to

W. J. BRO\\`!\`.

:`cc`_\'-liegistrar.

2022-7-14.\l'¢1i

F I

Canadian Mail Steamer

“ Lafigyiii "

l.»-av--~ lt.t»-r/--fi-1111111 llailway Wharf

i’l1l-ill. _\'1f`-L1 .\'-Milli.

MONDAY AND THURSDAY -ii -a--li in--_-k. on arrival oi the morn- ii.: ~\pr~.~.< ir--ri. llalifax iabout :.1_..»:_1. :or .<ouri.~_ l'. ll. l.~iand_ and ‘l.»-r~- awaits t::»_- arrival of the after- :,1_/~:. train frliin l'l1arlott1-town; 'Bit-i11.~: to .\lagdz.\lei1 islands as ful- .owst _

MONDAY-Leave L\`1»iiri_< for Etang-

-lu-.\'ord. _-tinherst. Grindstone island and l'11ii.i lime:-:»-_ lt--turning. calls at Grit;-ist-_-iii-_ An.ner.'~t and Souris; and and r--turzis to l'i1-~11u_

THURSDAY-l_»ia\'i-s Souris for

_-\.i1.l;~-r.-t. f)rii.fl-time Island, l’oint 1411-.-» ai.-i Gran-I lfliitry. lit.-turiiinj: tails at l’ni1.-1 iioss»_». Griridstonf-, Ain- i_»_-r.~'_ _~`..1a.*;.~. and rf-turns to Picton.

11:1 1l.~- t:r.-1. `rip iii tl.~i_- n1oiith.< of

J11i1~-. Jziij-_ August and S1.-pteinber_ it-1-111.11--r p»-riiiitting, 1-:ills at Wt-si liaj-' to 121:.-l :nails and tit-_ssciigffrs for _\11..’1'»rf~.t. 1?.-iiw to l’r§-'on lslatifl. lie- tnriiing. -nlls at Point Bossi-, Grind- .si-1r1~_-.An.i.»frst and Souris.

For furtlif.-i' particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON & SON.

Agents, llalifax.

CHAS. W. IVES.

Agent. Pi11toti_

MATTHEW MCLEAN G. CO..

Agents, St/urls.

Or to WM, MCLURE. Manager and

t_)wti¢~r_ }’it-lou. _\'ova Scotia.

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Farm For Sale

Farm containing 51 acres of land.

situated at Nine Mile Creek about 8 miles from Rocky Point. 40 acres in a good state of cultivation, the re- mainder covered with hard and soft wood. farm well watered. Good house and out-liuiltiings. Convenient to shipping &c. For further particulars apply on the premises to

._ ...\1itS. ALEX. (T. _\icDOI\`ALD,

New Dominion P. O.

_ P. E. I. 1120-G-.\l\vfm2\\‘kspd.

Foxes For Sale

fl pair ot' Brt=:-tiers. ‘_’ pair of 1915

DHD-“_ I-`orpri1c and Bri-cding inquire of John J Hines. St.-1-'y Treasurr-r lvt-s Black Fox t‘o., Montague, l’.

Tenders will be received by Trus-

tees of St. Peters Bay Presbyterian congregation for Manse at Midgell with 1% acres of good land. stable and other outbttildlngs. Tenders Will be received up till July 22nd at noon. , Trustees do not bind themselves

to at-cept the highest or any tender.

R. R. WEBSTER.

Secretary.

Zllarie Mills.

July 2nd, 1915.

1920'?-9.13.15.16.19.20.6ipd _

The Lennox Hotel

For Sale hy Auction

I am instructed by the Ext-cutors of

the estate of the late Miss A. tk-cilia McMillan, to sell by Auction at the premises comer of Water and Prince Streets. on \\`e.-dnesday, the 21st day of July, 1815. at 12 o'clocl-t noon.

The desirable hotel property known

as " The Lennox." having a frontage of 110 feet on Water Street and 64 feet on Prince Street, being one of the best lot-atioiis for sale in the city. near railway and-steamboat landings. Sold to close the estate.

At two ot-lock of the same day a

‘luantity of furniture comprising dining-room, bedroom and kitchen furniture.

lt. liEAlRSTO_

Auctioner.

2341-7-14mTi

MORTGAGE SALE

Tlil-Iltl-I \\`1l.L BE SOLD by public aut-tion on thi- premises at l~Imt-raid, on \\`»-~.ii1-_<da_v, the t-li-ventli day of August. A.ll. 1915, :it twelve o`clor:k

ifibllh. all that parct-I of land 2-:ituate

llU'»\':<. that is to say:-(fonimencing

llinié and In-ing on township titiiiihr-r si.\;ty-.s.t~v»-ti iii Que-»-ii`s t`t»utity afore- said I>oiiii~l»-1l and df-scribed as Iol-

oii th-;- »-a_~.t side of the t'uuntv Line ltoad. so callt-tl, at the suut'li-west hllgle- of a lot the prop#-rly of Williatn .`\ia_\'ne. and running thence east two and onehalf chains, thence south

_parallel to said road two chains to

.land the property of 'llliomas Glover. tliencf- west two and one-half chains to .said road and thence north along the sziiil road two chains to the place ol -'ulllltif-111'(-iii*-lil. - The allow- salt- is matic under :ind in lmr-<11=u»1'e of ri pow--r of _-an 1-011- iziiii~_-d in an ind1_-nttire_of mortgage <l:1t»=1l the twf-lith day of tif-tolier, It 1l1¢.»9_'.iii'l inadt- bt-t\v»-eii John A. 1 riikf-n. oi l~1ml_-raltl. Lot 67, in Queens

-<`ouiiiy_ carpt-iiter. and Elizabeth

<`rok»-n his tvifc. of the one part and un~_lt-rsigiied oi the other part for non- pa_\;ni1-nt of principal and interest.

l-or further particulars apply to

.\lt-.ssrs _\lt-1.1-ati te Mt-Kiiitioti. solici- tors. lloyal Bank Building. Charlotte- town. l’.E.l.

Dated, Sth July. A.I). 1915.

MARY M. FROKEN, Mortgages-_

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YORK POINT H() l`EL

Now open for the season. Visitors can Elo hy road or ferry. Telephone con-

nection.

D. w. wiiitis,

PROPRIETOR. '

1700-6-29m_mwf.l_f

Under the Auspices of the Prince Edward Island Patriotic Society

A Great Patriotic

Demonstration

Will Be Held ln The

to Sth, cloudy and unsettled. 9th to §‘5___G_______“________

13th, warm wave. 14th to 1Sth, gen- eral rain period. 19th to 22nd, pros-

trating heat. 23rd to 27th, thunder Charlottetown

showers. 28th to 31st, cool and dis-

: On Saturday 17th, July

DIARY OF EVENTS. At 8 P' m'

T;-Dih To Be Addressed By

_Summer School: Public .\lt-eting at Hon Arthur Meighen K C right. _ ' - ~ I ""1 _-11-f.=*-fr-1<=',-, Q1---p 3- _ Two Nights Mon.& Tues. Solicitor General

I'rinte I-.dwarti llit._itr<_ 1 and ,\,4_'._

SUBJECT

M.\ittti_»ttii~:s & “Canada and the War”

l All Gl'€at EXPCDSQ Mr. Meighen is one of the most MonE5|og.¢upM0ng_.__ 1, Gm... _ finished Orators in `Canada _and t-htm-ii 1-.m<.iiag1». on 11111- ir., _is1.'.. The Whnney Opera Com. has _been addressing_Patriotic

hy it-~_ F. it. 1.11 1-- i .=, _s-1 1. dallgliifrr of Mr. .loliln Jfliliiliiiura-;\ ,ht pany h3S b€€I'l S9ClIf' from the pacific to the

\\'insIue .\'ni-th. to l\'1-iinf-th .\ior1-.sith-_

Nm" M"""" ed to give Amusical programme will be

PINEAULT BLANCHARD - At St

Augustint-‘.< 'f`liur1-Ii. Ittistif'-<1, on Tues- Submitted consributed -to by the day, July llilh Miss Margnrt-t Iilancli- “ Band of the- 8-and Reglfnent and ard was united in Mr. L1-niaiig Pine- e 3 l'll.li'I1b€I' Of l€8dli1g VOCallSl3S`

ault in the holv bonds of moii-mmnv

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Traverse, on June 29th. 1915, by the Rev_ Jas. McDougall. Melbourne flow-

lll. of Pape Traverse, to Bertha Halli- . l l_

well of the same plnce. CROKEN-HAMlLL.- ln St. Malar-

The Most Beautiful and Pop ular of Modern Comic

his Chur ii. its it , 1, r i .i 14-_ V' 1. 2.. .::.::.'.‘: at s_.1‘.;. oem- - t dlmlld. Mr. Cornelius l'rokt»ii of l-rf-i- _with__

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Special Orchestra

A m"f'lIfIK 0! the l.iberal-(`onserva-

Company of forty people and

tive t-lt-#tors of \’orth Wiltshire poll

DEATHS 3 Cm-had 0f Special scene'-y_ will be held ln the Hall at North Wilt-

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' p.m., to elect delegates to attend the

Seats now on sale at Jamieson

;i__Anntr_:a1;ou.- .tt clinton. 1.01 zo. and Ranking C°"'@"\i°"~

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l’ro\'isir1rial nrrniitzt-1111-tits for the

grt-ai patriotic deiiionstriitioii in the l't-oples 'l`lie:itr1- on Saturday night have heeii niatlt- as lollous:

The lion. .-\rtliur .\l~~igli1-ii, rlolicitor

(lt-111-ral will arrive b_v tht- Picton boat and bc the guest of thc lion. Premier Illathit-son.

The meeting will. be called to order

at eight o`t-lock, t'l1airman, Premier _\iathit-son. _

A patriotic musical prograinnie will

first bt- prot-et-deti with, ainong those taking part bt-iii|{‘.\iiss liuglies, Miss

kis will act as accoiiipiiiiist. 'I`lie Band of the .\;!n1l lit-giiiieiii will give a nuinlicr of selections.

lion. Arthur .\ic-iglien will then ad-

dress the meeting.

colonel Peake., who has been ac-

cepted as a volunteer for the front will t-:tplain the t.-all for an Island Battery of Artillery.

ltev. llr. Fullerton. President of the

TOMORROW’S GREAT MEETING

I’:itriotii5- L\`o<'ic-ty. will move a vott- of thanks to the lion. Arthur Zlieighen.

_Sir Louis ll. Davies will st-cond thc

motion.

The t-hairnian will he supported on

tht- platform by the Judges of the _\`uprt-ni~- t`ourt_ the clergy uf the city. thi- _\iilitia oilit-ers tin the active and rest-rve lists in uniform, the mein- hers of Parliament. local and Domin- ion. to all of whom this invitation is exit-ndetl.

\`oluntt-ers who have been already

act-1-ptetl for the island battery or

llianchard, Vaptain Slinw, Lit-uts. ltit-_arc on furlough will be provided with chit- and Robins. l’roft-.ssor Barlo\»v_.<t~1its in the front of the hall and are and Mr. .],\\`. Brown. Proft-ssor Wat- r»-1|ti1-.<t<.~d to be present.

Thi- side galleries in the Theatre

will he specially reserved for ladies.

The proceedings are not expected

to last longer than two hours, and should be over by ten o’clock.

The Directors of the Peoples Thea-

tre have generously given up their Saturday nights entertainment for this meeting and deserve the greatest <_'rc-dit for their patriotic action.

Sir:-300 teachers and instructors

are iioiv in the 1'i`ty. the men and wo- men who are responsible for the littiiig out of our future men and wo- ini-n. more important than any other work that you can conceive. At this beautiful season of the year let me suggest that you call upon the city mayor and his councillors, to 1-onsidt-r some way of entertainment to the teachers. A sail on the Har- land would be as good as any or a trip to Rot-l»t_\' Point. A good nuinher have automobiles. They might be a little more generous with them then they are by allowiiig teachers to ride iii them around town. Teachers going out in the country would have an in- fluence in doing away with the pre- judiceagaiust the cars in the country. l am Sir &c..

TEACHER.

WHY COLLEGE GIRLS DO MARRY

The colleges for women certainly

have a hard time acting as horrible <‘KHFllDl<‘S- In Volorado at fe\v weeks ago they tit-rifle-1i to drive girls out of a <ot~dtir-aiioiial l’resb_\'terian college and now two lii1.t-liglite-rs in the uiii- vt-i.-it_v of l‘itt.~l»urg are detnantiing that \\'t»ti1~t\'_< <~-illt-tres be closed and 1-n-4-tlut-atioiial ones bc established lie- cause. forsomli_ college girls do not marry anti ftiil to t-oiitribute their quota tn tht- future of the race.

The t-xaniple front which this con-

<-lusion is drawn is \’i'c-llesley, whose staiistit-,< art- nitirtialt-tl to prove that its graduates art- letting the native .stock dit- nut. \\'\=llesIey is just outside of llostoii, and fifty years ago, liefore \\`1_-ll1-sl1-_\- was ftiunilt-tl. there was 1-iiiiiplliiiit that int- girls of nativt- .\ias- sticliust-tts fnniilit-s did not innrr_\'.rin<l .Init win-n tht-y did. they had only ont- lir tivo 1-Iiildr~-ii. The talk about "race .siiici-l»-"~nltliotiuli there was no l{oost~\‘t-ll to iiivi-nt that name. and tlii- talk had in lic rtitlit-r nit-aly-- inoiiilif-fi or that roasrin-~liegaii right tli~-r1- in blasszi--Iitist-tts and it ht-gmt In-fort- \\'1-ll»-.el»-_\' was thought of. ()n tln- “post Iitn-" tht-ory, race suit‘i<le is tht- catist- of \\'1-llc-sley, rather than \\'»-Ili-sit-y tln- fiitisc of race suit-ldt-_ lltistoii izirls who wouldn`t or t-ouldn't marry ii--1--lt--l 11 tolls-ge to fit them for smile sort of single ust-ftilni-ss.

it so 1-:isy to coinpile statistics of

1-rillngb girls who do not marry :ind of lliosi- who ninrry sn into that their fnniilie-s are .<n..'ill. And it is easy. and proIiiilil_v just. to attribute a certain proportion of that failure to the fact that collt-ge girls are so much inter- t-stotl in tin-msalves and their "t~.\-- rt-t-ra" that tht-_v do not invite. or do scart- off, the attentions Of 1011118 me-n. But such statistics will be use- lt-ss until iionif-hotly compiles the sta- tistics of an t-dual number of girls of the same gem-ral social grade. who do not go in milf-ge. and then shows that the pmportioii of marriages and babies is larger among such girls than among college girls.

Such statistics are hard to get, but

any man can toinpile a table of his own among his friends Ind the friendsf' of his children. Here in the t-ity girls* who only go tn High School or finish-‘ ing schools. and then become clerks or stenographe-rr, or who just stay at home and help their mothers. do not marry any faster than the college girls do. The clerks and iitenoKl'l-`

A GOOD SUGGESTIOII |

inatriinony to any such extent as the servants in our kitchens are.

The trouble in their case is only

half that the girls do not need to get married in order to keep from sliabbi- iit-ss. The other half is that the youn.f=' men cannot aliord to marry and support them. A young :nan can get along nicely on $18. so long as he only has to di-ess well and "make a front" to tht- public in his office, but when is comes to paying doctors and nurses bills for a family, that is out of the question. The only help the wife can offer. if sho stops working for salary, is to do hc-r own housework and the tlelicatessens have made hbusekeepiiig so "light" that she does not cut expenses so very mitch in that way.

The root of the marriage problem is

economic and social. rather than edu- cational. Men in the trades manage to marry and raise families, while men in offices atid stores earns more than aii office man. who wears better clothes, but usually he is willing to live more nearly according to the standards of our grandfathers. The whole situation is friglitfully topsy turvy, and the reason that we have not realized it more fully is that the ranks of our workers are recruited so largely from the children of immi- grants. lint the topsy turvyiness em- braces quite as many men and women who never went to college as it does of college graduates. The attempt to throw the blame upon the wonie-ii`s colleges. simply because their statis- tics are easy to get. is silly.

SAGACITY OF THE WAR HORSES

A rt-servist who recently' returned

from the war zone. nfter suffering a wound that incapacitated him for fur- ther service. was overflowing with iti- vreasiiig tales of thc- sngacity of hors- es iii the cavalry Iirnncli which have seen fighting. say.; the Philadeipliia "llccnrd_" lit- served in the fainotis Foieign l.0git>n of Franco which is t~r_.iiipo_-:f-tl of men who boar a reputa- tion for bt-ing hard and determined fighters. .\l1iny of these men are ad- venturers who have travelled the world over; iiiid the pay they receivi- amounts to a few cents a week.

Iluring the long retreat they were

ot-<-asionally called tipoii to make a _-rtantl or drive around one of the Ger- man wings in order to give is battery or an infantry regiment an opportun-

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it_v to extricate itself from a danger- cus position. Ht- tells of the way in which the liorses act during at charge and says that to watch a great cavalry 1,-barge is a wonderful sight.

At one point a battery of lit-uvy fit-lil

aitillery becunit- iiiirctl :intl altliotigli twici- the usual iiuniln-r of liiirse-.s were uttat-lit-tl they 1-ould_ not inovt- it. Sce- ing this the Gcrinaiis made an effort to capture it hy aiiuckiiig with the in- fantry; but were tirivt'-n back and the at-roplane scouts dt-st~eiitlf_-tl \vitlt the report that several rc-ginieiits of the famous 1`hlans were iiinssing in the

rear of a hilltop to charge.

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A5 thc-re were not enough infantry

wiiliin striking distance at the time to .\:ut~ct-ssfully tit-fenti the position tht- coininaiiding officer decided in anticipate the German offensive by throwing his cavalry at the centrt- 1.1 tht- onrushing Gcrtiian mass. just

l-‘rf-nch cavalry advanced on the tit-ad tun to int-ct them. All firing ceased

' "CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TONAGHT/' imniediately and the only sounds wt-re

ih`t»' thundering of the thousands of hoofs and the shouts of the men. llis regiint-nt alone was lield in reserve in cast- any of the Germans should break through.

Stnltlt-lily the first line of each con-

tingent int-i with sur-Ii a terrific t-rash that they mt-rely melted away the liorz-’.f_-1: going down with broken nc-clts and litany tnen who were not killed out- right sufit-red broken thighs from tho pt-ninit-is of their saddles. The horses had Iwi-onto so infuriated that; as the following lint-is nit-t they reared up on the-ir hind ft-et and hit and kicked one uiiotlivr as though they were old cnc- iiiiv.-. _~\ grand int-lee followed and the title of tht- battle was even.

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AGENTS WANTED-T0 SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Higliest com- missions paid. Handsome free cmlpnienf Stone & \\'ellington',’i`o~ ronto, Ont. 1805-7-3ME2Gi_

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LOST.-Last of June. brown raincoat.

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SALESMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE

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FOR SALE-4 PURE BRED HOL-

stein hulis fit for service, und several calves. good individuiils in every way. prit-ed low and on ensy

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FOR SALE.-(hiv forty liourst--power

steam boiler und 1-ngiiic and a Itcnvy

iron sniolte stack. G1-o. E. Full. city.

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i4`T|~TR`FOTs_1`\'£sL"f"a`Esf QUILITYJ

pure island tint-.st and darkest fur- red ranch raisc-d mink. Now is the time to gt-t siartt-11 in the niink business. when they can be bought right. 110 not wait uiitll they go up to $200.00 ii pair again, as they are sure to do after the war is over. Nelson \\'aldron, Tyne Valley, P. E. island. 2004-7-l3m6l.

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