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FLOWER 8HOW.- The winner of

the first prize for “Sweet Peas Collec- tion" at the flower. show was won by Mrs. D. J. Stewart and not Mrs. Jas. D. Stewart as reported.

LIBERAL CONSERVATIVES OF

CHARLOTTETOWN and Royalty M0 reminded of the convention of deio- gates in the Board of Trade rooms tonight _at eight o‘clock for the puri- pose of nominating candidates. _

RAILWAY APPOlNTMENT.- Mr.

Allen B. Cosh has been appointed ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway Compsily in Charlottetown. His office is in the Newson ~Bloelt. 164 Richmond Street.

SERIOUSLY ILL.-The many friends of Judge Blanchard will regret to learn that he is seriously ill. He was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday night and has been practically unconscious since. At a late hour last night there was no change for the better.

AT THE POLICE COURT. - At the

Police (lourt yesterday morning Rob- ert Stanley, a powerfully built young msn was convicted of drunk and dis- orderly conduct in the house .of his

_ mother-in-law, striking her. smashing

croek‘er`y over ' his own"hea('i', etc. Stanley promised to' keep away- from the house- ,-flu-> :vfutureria/fter being severely admonislicil. A,.ilne _of $20 was lmposer_I.U _M __ ____,,,,'_U_ _ .

S-EWERAGE WORK" PROGRESS-

IN(i.- Digging operations are proce- eding along Great.Geurga_.St. _and good pi-ogrrevssvis being made. _Nowdoubt spade \verk ls rather' enervnting

'these hot‘days.' Pasileilgéif -tralilo is

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footpath behind t.be Pest Office, is

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SALINE is popular because lt‘ is u perfect renicrly for slck‘headaches`.bll- liousncss, coiistipationwtnil digest-ive disorders -_-3,51: a bottle. ,E. A..l~‘os- ter, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

::The best timo to buy Hard Coal.

A. Plckard & Co., are discharging a large cargo of the very best Hard Coal. intending purchasers should order their supply now. 2367.

_SHIPPING NEWS

ENTERED. Aug 25th-Scliooners

Ilarry B., W. I". Mclnnis, Pictou; Sanghe, John Robinson, Rier John; Myrtle, 'l‘. T. Chapman, Tldnisli. N. S.; Maggie Bell, I-I. Reynolds, Port I-lastings. ~ ' ' `

(?IiEAllED, Aug. 25th-Scliooners

Dart, I". Forbrlgger, Picton, N. S.;

'i‘brcc Bells, 1 Saughe, John Robinson. River John; Three Bells, W. L. Murray, Port Has- tings; Myrtle. T. T. Chapman, Tid- nish.

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STRAPPED SLIPPERS

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support, susually over the instep, has been found ideal by families. Tiierc is ,little indication of a letup in dancing on the part. ofthe woman of the world Hence there is every indication that this same style of slipper will remain in fashion for a long time to come.

Other dancing shoes were trid and

found wanting. The heelless slipper with ribbon straps around the ankle was heralded as a wonderful dancing, slipper when the so-called modern dances first became popular. That supple and comfortable little shoe soon disappeared from the drawing room and the restuarsnt and returned to its place behind llie footlihts.

Even now nianyy of the professional

dancers wear French-lieeled boots as evrybody knows who watches them.

This uniformity of type docs not

mean that there is no change in the style of slipper worn from season to season. There is change, and each season charming novelties are brought out.

This spring, for instance, the new-

est slipper shows straps coming l`roni under the arch of the foot, fastening securely over the instep.

Il. is made in many combinations.

A popular actress wears il pair ol' cream-colored 'kld, with straps ‘and heels ei’ red. Sometimes the slipper is of lireca,tlc, with ,straps and heel oi' plain fabric the color of the hrocade. slippers, with white satin stripes;

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scuoots nsoi>aN.'='-riiii city

schools will reopen on Tuesday" ‘Ith.

September. Children must bo vaccina- ted before being admltled. 2Jl3’i'.

- ::HARD , COAL.--The schooner Hugh do Pazno is now discharging 600 tons hard coal, in stove and chestnut size, for-C. -Lyons &- (io. As prices ad- vance in,,September it would be well for customers to, order now and save money. ‘ ' ' "" ` ' " - - 2663-8-24M6l.

PHllllIEit|lWlH|l IHEIIHE

Billie Rltchle's name on any pro-

gramme the country over is always a strong attraction for those who enjoy a good laugh. Last night at the Prince Edward was no exception to this rule. Billie was featured in “The Curse of Work," a two-part spasm, and it cer- tainly provided many spasms ol' laughter. It is onc continuous scream from Billic`s_ first appearance to his final riotous exit.

Irene Boyle. one of the Kalein stars,

was featured In “The Other llalt' of the Note." a three-part detective drama. This is a story that gives a wonderful insight to the warfare waged between the Government and jewel smugglers. The trap laid by Cole the detective to catch the crimin- als and the iight which ensues is just one of the many,tense incidents in the great play.

Two other pictures. “A Transplant-

ed Prairie I“lower" and '-‘ The Heartl- iug House Filed," concluded the pic- torial programec. l\Iessi's I-Iuskins and (fairns again took the audience by storm in their songs. The saint: pic- tures to-inorrow with two new songs.

BRITISH GIVE IMMENSE ORDER.

Ammunition and ordnance contracts

given to the Bethlehem, Penn., Steel Works hy the British Government have just been increased hy orders i`or a great quantity of lyddite shells, which makes the total of contract-s re- ceived since the war began niere_th:in $100,000,000. The output of the works has been raised to about 85,000 shells a day. `

The Bethlehem Steel tfonipany is

new supplying to the Alliesabout- 35,- 000 shells a. day.

The Betlilehem Steel Company is

now supplying to the Allies about SIS,- 000 shrapnel .shells ami 50,000 one- poundcrs a day, but the deinaiid.lias been so urgent that it has been [ound desirable to sublet. a part of t.lic work.

`All' the `oiie-`p0un‘dcrs are being made

here licsitles about 12,000 shrapnci shells a. day, but the rcniaindei' of the shrapnel order which has recently been increased from 35,000 to 50,000 a day, is now being turned out by sub- contractors, the laI‘gc.-st of which is the Baldwin' Locomotive \V6rks' oi" Phila- delphia.

Several successful tests of a new

style lyddite shell 'have been made there by Captain Scott, oi' the British army, detailed for that work. Seven cows were herded a mile and a half from ii. testing cannon and all were killed by the explosion of a single shell.

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The following letters were received

by Mr. and Mrs. Iienjamin Carter from their son, Grove, who is with the 35th Battalion, new in England:

Dear father and mother,-llow_ls eve'rything going at home., I hope. you are all well. I am 0. K. as usual.~ I never felt better in my life. I wi::‘| I could just get home for a day.

\’Ve are still at the same camp and

move. We are busy all the time though and I think we are pretty near well enough trained for active ser- vice. Neariy every day we go out in the country somewhere for man- oeuvres. This week we are going out for three or four days. The whole Second Canadian Dlvisioii, consisting of ovcr twenty thousand men and of which we are a part, will be out. We are all divided into two parties and though I dou’t know much about lt, I think we are going to have a sham battle. Troops have been moving out ot' camp all day and I guess they are taking up their position somewhere. awaiting our order to liver since Ilie morning we have been awaiting our order to move und wc are all ready to move, with guns, wagons and everytliin!-I at fifteen niiiiules' notice. it is more than like- ly we will move out during the night. it sure is interesting work and l like it fine.

I proniiscd to ti-ll you of my trip to

Scotland. It sure is a dandy country for a holiday and I would have liked ' to have spent a month or more there. When thc wur is evci' I think I will have ii little trip. Edliibiirgli is a fine old place and l doii't wonder why Scotchmcn like it so well. The peo- ple I found very wai'ni-liearted und when they i'o\iiid out that we were t‘aiiadinn soldiers there was nothing too good for us.

The i‘ldinburgli (‘ast.lc is a 'lahdy

old building. It stands on a rock about two hundred and fifty feet high. it sure must have been it pretty strong place in its day, but of roiirse now. wo could tear it. to pier-cs in no lime ii` we hail ii chance even with

our 4.7’s.

\’Ve were through St. Giles "allie-

dral which, is nearly a thousand years old. lt. contniiis some very interest- ing' relics ami has been ilie burial place oi` nearly all St-otlnnd's greatest men for the past hundreds of years.

VVe were also through Iiolyrood

i’alace, the home oi` all the Scottish kings in the nhl days. Here we saw the bedroom of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, where James I. of England was born. it was a vcry small room and nobody would ever think that a queen had slept in li. Ihit all the walls and ceiling were of oak magnificently carved. it was in this sanie room thai. llavid Ili'/.zio, Queen lilary's_prl- vate seri'ctnr_\'_ \'vas niurdercd. We also saw ii great dcai of the furniture that Queen lilary used and I toll-you some oi' it was pretty ilnc. .

We were in Glasgow only one day

but we saw the best of it. We were through Glasgow llniversit_v, one nr the finest colleges in the world. It has a tower H65 fl. high ami we climbettte the top, llc-re we had a dandy view for we could :arc for miles. Glasgow is the greatest ship-building place in ilie world nad from the tower wc could seo all the dockyards, where they are turning out and have turned out most oi' the great ships tlial. have made the llritlsli navy what it is. In this tower is the largest. clock in the world, ami llarry und I helped to wind it up. lt was just as much as both oi' us could do to turn the crank.

lege, books written centuries ago. ’I`hese were all printed by hand und I lcll you they beat anything we can turn ent to-day for beauty. llcre they had collections of weapons i`roiii sav-

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also have ii very large collection of minerals. I think I must have seen a sample oi’ about every mineral in existence. There was one big room packed with the skeletons of all kinds of fish, animals and birds. We saw tho leg bono of an animal that lived in prehistoric ages. The lug hmm it. self was about ten feet, so you can imagine how big this animal must ihave been. In this room too, there were hundreds of animals, fish and birds stuffed. I tell you it was some collection. _

We also were through the botanic

gardens, and mother, I do wish you could have been with us. We passeii through hothouse after hnthouse. Some were quite cold and others were so hot that one could hardly breathe ln them. We saw every plant and flow- in existence. I never saw such hcau- tiful flowers before, ln those hot- houses there were palms thirty feet high, On one tree there were leaves over ten feet long and about i`our feet wide. f

I only wish I could describe to you

just what we did see, but to under- stand a person must take the trip liiiuself. I ani going to get another leave und ge over to Ireland. I will be allowerl to have six days oi`i' nftci' a while and I am going to take tlicni next: month il' \vc are still here,

| Sllcss I will stop new and try to

get in some sleep before we turn out for dear knows where we will sleep to-morrow night. Itcnienihcr ini- to Louise and Mabel and their fainilics. I liavcn't been able io writ.e them very 0fi0n bill let them read the letters I write home.

Gel. Ruby and Miilioii te write now

and again. liove to all.

Your ai`i'ct~tlonate son.

GROVE.

Dear father und iiiotlicr.-tluei::;

you will be wondering by this timi- wliy I am not writing. I just got bark from my trip on Montlny. was on can- teen orderly 'i‘u¢-stlay, went on guard last night and just get oil' to-night. I sure have been getting it thick for the last few days und have not had much ciiauce t`or writing.

I get a letter from Ruby just this

evening and you bet I was glad to hearlronl home. It is the first. lcitt-r I have had from you since I left llali- fax about two months ago. I got. u card froni (icorgc liionday.

I ,suppose I will have t

sriinething of my trip. I some tinic. I only wish I more time at my disposal. Iiarr_\' lilc- Ilou-gall was with nic. We started freiu_ camp on a Saturday willi nine days' leave.

We landed in London about four

o'cld"cl< in the at`iei'neo|i, fine of the fellows niet us at the station and took us to an hotel or dear knows what would have liappcned te us. \\'o just \\_’ill1(|f‘l’f‘ri around that evening get- tiiiiltfliii idea ot` the place and learning how ‘Io get about.

Next inorniug_ we hired

R093 him i`or tlirce days to show ns about the place. Ile certainly was a (laiidy fellow, Ile knew I.endon just lilcoa book and no inattcr what wt- wanied te know about the place hc could tell us. I never hoard such ai niaiftte--talk. ills tongue was going all the lime, telling us the liistory of all the places and filings \ve saw and

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telling us little intcicsting stories con- nected with them. Ile s re hail some memory and he had Iilnglish I-listory right at his linger ends. Ho liked his drop too.

I <.'an't tell you all we

think I rcincmhor half VVe were in Wcsiniinster Alihcv :ind saw thc tombs of ull the great men biirierl there. We went all tlirongii thc Tower oi' London, part of it a thousand years, old, ii place ot’ more lilstoric interest, pcrliaps, than any other part of Iiiiigland. We saw the Disco \vhcrc llenry VIII. Iiclxeatleil Iwo of his wives. Lady .lane Scyinour and a number of the iioliility. \\'c wcr_e in the room wlicrc the l\\'o “Princes of the Tower. slept and ivcrc niurrlcrcd, where Raleigh, Arclihisliop I_.aud and a lot of other fainons incn :spent years of iinpi'isonnient_ In sonic of the rooms we saw i~arvinL's done by 'sonie oI` these incn. some of tht-in hun- drcds oi` years old. ilcrr-. in the ji-wi-I room we saw such a collection of gold and jewels as one could not iiiiagiiic. It contained crowns. swords. sci-pirci-;

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nobody knows just how niui-h.

in the British Miiscuin wc saw ar-

ticles collected from all <'ennti'i<-i: oi' tho- world in all aries. licri- wt- :naw the silt:-lctoii with soinc ilewli still wliiuzing. of a king who lived iivt- iliotlr-ziiitl livc iiiiiiiliwvl _venrii ago. We saw. lllfl. siati|i\:»:, |nuniniir~::_ 1-eflinf. und other stull that bi-leiigcd to ini-ii

intgntioncil in the Hlbli-.

in the Nntiniiiil .-\i'| (lull:-r_\‘ wi- i:;i'.v

pictures p:iintr~i| by thi- ci-eat:-i.-I art. isis thi- ‘.\’o|'ld has 4-rf-r known, so valuable thai iliori-. is not enough Inoilcy existing to buy tlzem.

In thc lfniteil Service Museum wc

Haw one ol' the best. r-ollecliolis el’ arms and armour in the world, All of ll had br~1~n us:-fl. and most of it iii battle. Sonic of it was hunrlr:~rl:; of years old. We saw inode-is ot' all thc kinda ol` bnttieships u:<r~d l`or ccniiir- ics. Ilcre was the sl:-Igh Iinctl by Scott on his trip to the North l'oh' und- a tre|iic|ilio||:< lot of other inter- Piltinf-t stuff. It wuid takc a \vi-,ch to name it all.

We saw uiany piuccyi wlicrc fanieuzi

men were, born or died. 'l`hi~ i-elim where all thc |nr~mbi\r:‘. of the royal familv arc niarricd, the room wht-rc all U10 klllllii are crowned and the rhillr on which tiioy sit. Wi- wp,-,. tlirbugh the Royal stables and iauw HW l\t\I`Sl‘-H llscfl l\.V thc mcnibers of the

Rt\%nl funiily when they go out riding or rivlnil. We saw. too. ull the king‘s harness 'iind the i'uri~iiign;= iigpti 4." the different occasions. '1‘ht»_v giirii are niiigniflcent. I never saw sucli horses in my life. We had quite ni .l0b getting in but our guide put ns on to thc ropes and wc nianagcil to get ri special permit.

I-toll yell we dldii't waste much

Hill". We kept the guide i'or throi-_ days and we dldn'| give him much rest.. We had then only time to sci- a few of the interesting places, A por. non could spend n month easily in liendon and do nothing but siglil-see ing. I was almost afraid to go to limidon for fear I would get lost Inu it has a wonderful iwiifnnl for tr;||p.» and n stranger has no trouble at all

fretting around. A person can`t get lost. Though so large, it is the clean.

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ost i~il_\' I |'\'|‘|‘ saiv. \Ve ,WPI`0 rlgllt. down in what is railed ill? HIUIHB and l if-li _viiii I got quite a surprise. Here tht- str:-1-is \'.'r‘rr~ witll' alltl clean and hi-:ilih_\'. 'l‘hc lioilscs \‘.t-re all Well liuilt of steric and lhc only signs of' port-r|_\~ one i~onlil sci- were the peo- ple who lived iii'i»rr- tlir-inselvos.

We start-tl in liondon till Thursday

morning and then biinrtlcd the train t`or I<Iiiiiiluir;.',li. lint I will 1;:-ll you of my trip to .\‘i-ollanil :tonic o`ihvr time.

We arf- getting along line liere with

our tr:\iiiing. \\’¢- have no idea yet though when we are going across to thi- front, We arc lniiiy all the time. Ni-;ii'iy 1-\'+\'r_v dn_\' wc are olli some- whi-|~» on iiiziiui<~|iv|'<-:i. lt has been raining n good il:-al since we came licrc but we uri- getting used to it now. .’\‘t-zi|‘l\' 4-yt-i'_\' da_\' we get Soak- :-d to the shin. .-\ cnilpli' of days ago tl:-iii-ral Sant I-iuithf-i; iiispt-<'tf‘il about thirty tluiusnnd of ui: and we bud to stand in a terrific raiiis|,orni |`or over an hour and then inurcli eight. miles back to cainp. But it is a great life and I enjoy it all. I never felt better in niy life.

I will stop now, l hope yell are all

wi-ll. liovc te all.

GROVE. -i

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M|nard's Liniment Go., limited. .. ..

(lentlenicn.---i,i\si Winter I received

great br~n<~iii from the use of Alil)'S IiINll\'lIiIN'l` in u severe attack of lintlrippc. and I have frequently provcil it to bc very e|`fect.ive in cases of inilninniation.

Yours,

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ters, 'I`i'y our tlriilige .llllep Fic glass. (‘,(~||||-,tl lit-i|i;;=tiire_ ‘_51i7l-ii-25l\’i3i.

"T`-so Parowax for scaling your pre-'

.<i»|~\'c jars, 150i- lb. li, A. l<‘osIr~I‘. Sun- i|_\-aiili-, 2071-S-25M3i.

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and help thc Island Pat- riotic Fund. Price 10c each. Proceeds to be given to ’i`lie Island Pat- riotic Fund.

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School Books And

School Supplies

Term 1915-16

(Write for Course of Studies).

Wc have provided a big

stock of College Text Books. School Books, Work Books, Pens, Ink, Pencils. Penholders, Chalk, Crayons. Draw- ing Books, Drawing Paper, Iuxamination Pads, Scriiiblers. Exer- cise Books. Note Books, Shorthand Note Books, Blottiiig Paper, Rulers, Erasers, everything re- quired by the Pupils of the Public Schools.

Wholesale and Rétail

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