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ppmqg EDWARD EVENING

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' ‘ MATINEE T0-DAY AT 3 O’Cl.0CK

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“The Doorway pi D_eslruction"._

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Spectacular,'1`hr'illing,Sen-

-=:Li'.e<»

The Coward

Glass Houses

Two Part Biograph Drama

and Mina Cunard

'MARY PICKFORD nd WILLIZM SHAY in

_ . The .Stronger

Phizé "War Drama " Love

IN T WO PARTS

nlucitlenr of me indian Lgve and Water

Mutinv _

Sterling Comedy

sational, Marvelous Battle Scenes won-

' derfuily Staged

Tlii-: DATES .\io.\:n.~\i', TL'l~;sDAY

The _

and the Man Broken i flin

Featuring Miriam Nesbitt Souvenir Butter -' ;'i'~ C11

and Charles Ogle away M0n'<1ay’& 1 u¢==day

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’ supnslvie counr-in tile sllprr-ni

Volirt y¢~_-tv-rilay bt-fore I-iis Lordship _ SER_VlcE F0R_sEAMEN~_ The _“R _]u,,i,.‘_. |.~itZg,.|.a|d and u ju,-_t-_ me Salvatloll Army will colldilct IS. and <--<»- was rv-sunlf.-d. pursuant to ad- _ _ __ §1Liil.'l.llli-lil. from the day before, ill Marine “hflff 0ll_ bulillaiy at 4 p.lli. which the Provincial I-‘ox f`o., Ltii., of R*“`~ Z~ L- *Wish WI" 3P““k- Look out

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

SAME TEACEIIS.-The trustees of

St. Andrew’s school, \'orth Rustico,

i “ in _ li_z_ig'ce_:esl:_zitée;le_tl:_te__s'li_snie teachers for

PREPARING FOR WORK.-The

contractors for Doiron`s Bridge. Tor- onto, are busy 'hauling the lumber required for their work.-T.

NEW TEACHER.-.\ir. Comelius

Pineal.,l\'orth Rustico. has been eu- gaged as teacher. of Rii_sl.lC0 CFUSS School ln the place of Miss Alvina Gallant, who. has resigned.-.T.

_ GOOD CAUSE.-The proceeds 0! QSI. l’aul':-i picnit: at Westirille today ll-:ill be given to the Canadian Ilospi-

zal at ilu- ii-olll under tll Rui Cross

1963.

l> Div-

Sin It-ty.

“H EEP DIPPING -She

.. . e

,pills ll;-nirinstrations will be given '::»'»xl wt-el-; :is follows: .\ionday at of

ll~~-.ir J. llirbt-rt Sinipson's, Simp-

lsnfi'.< Mills; Tlivsdny at or near A.

ii. Iiit-ltiesoil, .\'c\v Glasgow, Wed- nesday. at or near John L. Mathie-

.~:on`:<. \\'!:i~n.tlr.-y River. 1950.

CHEESE BOARD-The P. E. island

l‘ll~.f.~.~:e Board held its regular meeting today. Owing to so few cheese being bool-rf-ri the salesnlan present decided not to lliake any public sale. The cable lllessaue read 4000 cheese offered on

same price.

me nm<~ln~ille Board. soo sold at 15’ _ cents, 1000 sold on the curb at the MISS R°5° DeBflSBY. 500-

TORONTO.-The Misses Josie Pi-

nt-ault. of St. Mary's. Lauretta Doiron.

of Toronto. and Sicily Martin, of Rus- _ _ __ tit-rl, have arrived llonle from different fffslllellce “.\'ew' Dominion. Inter- p<.im..< in um Vnlteil states and will mem New Dominion Cemetei':»'.

spf-lid a ff-w months at their respec-

ilvi- llollles. Messrs. Joseph and Wil-_ _ fl-.ll liflllf-fp.. who haw. both man the Vross will he held at Bedford on '-wr!-tillz for .<rliilc tilllf- ill Iiumford, _ _ j,i._.__ 1.,-.. ,._“,.:¢t¢_.,] h,,m,_. in }¢uS,;,.,,.att¢-iidalice with a special prograiii itbulif. the fiftecntli of tllis llirintllf-T.f

Si. John. New Brunswwick. are claim-

REAL LIVE TEDDY BEARS at the

League of the Cross picnic on July 1g_ _ 1948.

GOLF.-Mixed doubles thandlcap)

,will he played at Belvidere links this afternoon, the match to begin at 2-30 ~.sharp. -

INDUCTION, LOT M.-The Presby-

tery of P. E. Island _viii meet at D0! 14 on Tuesday, July 13, at 2.30 p. m-. for the induction 'Q1 Rev. Roland DaV- idson.

L. 0. C.-The grounds for the

League of the -Cross picnic al. BQd~ _ford are situated ll0.!.l'$8M¢ tl¢.R§|1*` way line. .\'o wiht t.o"i*eacl1 them."

1948. _

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AT ST. JAMES CHUFtCH.- Miss llelea Hughes vlu iliig lisiitiels great aria “I Know my Redeemer; .Liveth”, (Messiah) at the evening -serviee` in St. James Church tomor- row. l

l-t0REMEN’S MEETING-A meet-

ing of the horsemen will be held this evening at l~ieuderson's forge. Passes to owners of horses starting Monday will be issued by the Secretary of the C. 1). C.

OVERSEAS TOBACCO FUND-The following amounts have been receiv- ed by Mr. H. W. Vinnic-ombe, making . since January lst $27.25: Mr. Oswald Hornsby, $5; Mrs W A 0 Morson, $1;

Owingto the non arrival of friends

the funeral of the late Gertrude Jane Buchannan will not take Place until Sunday at 2 p. m. from her father’s

ANNUAL PICNIC of the League of

_ Monday, July 19. The band will bf* ill

of music. All kinds of :iillusemellts l and sports. 1945- . ____

i<`. S. nleetillg for thi- seamen at

for Bethel flag.

. A-,.

. >-'- -en; <1. --5. f .. ..._ r fit- ’i“;_§ “L13” L:

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-=. ' ~ -.fx »

'. .-. ' "J 2.’ -1 » . .

_ "-i ' ' at $750 pt-r pair. the defelldallt havin

'T T7

lf.-.t-il, $1,125. being balance of pu

Lila' from R. ('. Grant, of (`llarlott.e-

Paint Your House With

Williams Paint

Sherwin c

You paint your to improve its appearance and to

protect the material of wlfliizh it is built from the wear and tear of the wezitller. 'fhereiore the best paint you can buy is the most cconornical as it will last longer and look better than cheap paint.

will again no on the stand.

llil.-tit-ii llzlllk Hall \\’ednesday even ini' i`flr'il\.f» ice creanl social and en

~~:` i!;-- I:--f‘. l'rfs.= Sm-iet_v and the at fair was so r.~.ivr-f-.<.=sl`ill that the pro

popular i-4-prcswlltative for the district

was followed by the sale of candy alll

r. LARGE CARGOES OF HARD

illzsr lu ini-\' on 15 airs of blllf- loves COA'--“"L mf-'hard & fo- have “V”

g vessels coming from New York now .. witll 2,000 tolls of the bi-st quality of

ras.. has an-,.a,|y 0(.,.upi,.(| ,W0 days .filltllracite t-mil. This coal_ will be and :ill ri-lilllptioll of thc Vourt this fold in m_f‘_|_0“95f DYIU3 “l“l5l li‘";f` lllorslinz at 10.20. .\Ir. \\'. K. Rogers mg from "3‘55el- 194 *-

SAI LED.-The scllcoiier Flo:-ollce

RED CRQSS ENTER-|-A|NMEN-|-__ owned by .\ir. Joseph Gallant, Rustit-o,

\ m»,,u, ¢.,,,.,.-,i of peopw tu,-ned out at arrived at ltnsticovillc last week from

, Miramiclli with a cargo of lumber and _ after takilg on a quantity of oats aild

:~»r';ii'l.llli-lil in :lid of the local branch P0tal0"S Set san f°|` SYd"9Y for a |03"

_ of coal. T.

!f'»-cds :li;lo=l:li»'-il to $l4\.3Zl. For the -- 'REC0VER|NG-f-*Tim f"if`"‘l5_ Ui i,_,,N,_m_5.___,_,.m .iw Ng hun was packwi .\Ir. James liesitoches, Iilacksnilth, to thi. doors. .\lr .Iohn I-i. Buntain. the ('0mm9"~"al imssl Wm be pwasod ‘°

_ learn that he is rapidly recovering

pr»'sill» 1. rind after an ripening chorus f"°_’“ an injury,” 0"" ?f_hiS f"e"__'h_"' by tho Amir Mx. Robert (-Quan my result of a painful_ atclrlent with .i littered zz short talk about his trip to 5'_”“"g hor"-"» S“5l“"’°‘l some fm" 9*" iinglanil allil France in war time. This “ve weeks ago- Mr- DQBRUCHE5 Wm

‘ not bv able, however, to atti-ild to his

put Uaimm your };ui{.iin-gszls assurance against th

Y,-._-3295 of the ixezltlicr (5. \\. l‘. which means Sherv.-in

f-xllibition ol' a ft-ii' rt-lics from the “Simi ‘lullc-S for 50m" t5m'~` yet~~_T~ llrllllchv-ld. Thi- secolltl part of the "" "'

e iirrlzrallllnf- cfllisi:~tc-rl of recitations. RUNAWAY”-'\ horse' al$“('|‘e‘l t° 3

'lhl~ Vllioii .l:-.ck by Ytolantl Ilulitaill

team belonging to Messrs. Jenkins

\i_-imZ._m:_-_ I)dim___`l1r,_,p9_r(¢(j_l Onlfhg Cans Of pZlll'll. yOLl bu) , iS .solo by John Gallant. reading by Miss “nd Sons 'gru““rS~ f"e“te"'l35' morning

li/:.t insurance. It ilicalls that you get the best and purest l"i‘f<sci':il<l of t'liai-:mit-mwn mill sol

0_ thought to break tile prevailing moll-

v ..._-____ _“pu uf Lif_g__v-» by Theo man otony and rnli wildy up Qu(-eil Street,

r- int.

It if. rtc‘.;lr>ss exl‘r:lv;i'..*Gnce to hui’ thc-an Paint. Fo “”““*""“" ‘ “' """ ““"‘i““

iff( -_ ,_ .1 D-.im at 5335.0 per gallon that lasts 5 yearso

rrorle l‘.'_ii"h fihcrlp-'er than _

o"l" lu '~, '_’ '~~'.~:l.'.-`. In the first place you get paint Df0t€CU0n at .`.iJf.- =.t-dr, and in the second case your paint protection cofts 1.' » 75: a year and at the end Of Z YGHFS lfgu hévq t0 as;-1 nr -2 whole expense of repairing. Ask us or o or

Cards.

taillmcnt 1-ollclil.l».-ll with thc Nation

iin;,<l..~ii Sheet Glass. We have a large stock of every

six.; in ill oz. and 21 oz. glass. English glass is the cleanest

and best iliadc. Buy the best. Our prices are lowest. SWS Of ‘heir '“”°"“-

I-Iow’s This ?

\\'e offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an

\\'c the undersigned have known FJ! 'heney fo

r-liztrd. Hai-ll itclll \\':i:'-1 greatly rlljny- "f"“Si"g ¥""0Pl" U* l""‘*_"'e }h"i"_ "'°"”' ml :illil ll»~ilrtil_v rlpplalitloil, while U0" “ml 532" "" 3' ms d‘V‘~”rl‘“l‘5 Pr'

forts. Ile was at length stopped

I- .,- ill- l. .- the _ , . lilly. :llolif iw-_ »-,»., _.,,,,f(,,mm_,. (,mw_l_ and lt was asf-lfrtullleil that ilo damage

_ _ _ X i-tl zllld bot. tlloilull thi-_v were. maill-

fipaml- <'~l~ S1-770 ailallun that tzlilllii lilo ri,l:»:=l rlr-rff-ct order. A W”

volt' of tll:.ul.'s w- .\l" -"ottun was pro- puscrl by ltr ?1<'l~Ici‘.ilzl, sf-cond(-il by Mr llisrll:=l'f'i: -"riiswell and the enter-

lliiil been dollc.

K. OF C. STRAWBERRY FESTIV-

AL-Tllo Strawbt-rry Festival of the Knights of Volulllbus was held last t-vcllint: and was largely attended.

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_.\,,,h,.m_ In ,,,.m, ,sim with ,hp Sale The tables which had intended to be of candy and it-r~ rrrf.-alll the young set on me lawn wer? on aC'“`°“m of ladies ill their Rcd Vross uniforms ihe had weather' set Inside me hmm' were ri most zlttl‘ar-tii.'c feature, and mg' The.gm“nds were nicely mu` alttlgetlier the conlnlittc-e are to be mmmed “nh Colored elemric “gms” collgratulatcti on the successful re-

lf fllie tomorrow evening the Eistival will be contlllued from 8.30 to 10 o'clock.

, was united in the holy bonds :if niatrl-

--- - _ y HvMsNlAL-si._ liiicliat-is cliili-el., 0 case ofCalarrhihai cannot be cured by }iall's |0111. wa thc scene ofa very interest-

I Catarrhlfurc. lllg event on July 6th. when Miss

_ . \ F. I. Clll-ZNEY &CO. Toledi-i, 0, Georgina F. McKenna, Newton Cross.

_ the last I5 years..'ind bells-ve him perfectly honor-

able in all business lrnnsuctiilns 'ind financially Tim "('rem0ny “'35 Performed ‘JY the

firm.

NAT.-'».\\\l. flask Or 4 o.\l.\lsncl:.

The Leading Store I able to carryiout any obiigationsl mride by hi

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l 1_1()-so in natal.. ; <5-§`_4g

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. .it -. -¢.». 1...- -_. ' nv.. ~,/_ », ._ -’.

.WE PRESENT YOU

f the patriotic opport-.inity of securing I

'15-`”‘,'

' -~.,t _ "3'*h»" __ = . ‘fa-, OUTFIT

'L stout. ful.-colored,

_, _i lull-alzatl (3 2 U]

» _,_ Union Jacks. tiall- ,- :mais isiima polo.

ball and halllard, and rultlul window locket, on a bull which no nearly ailm- iintsa east; or. fl you already hlvl I pole, sto., tha Fill alano ml! hi Ill

-. cured.

Get Q “.00 Quill Q forma which IIN about unc moped

ol Ill

ei -li

L'-..-_. . '-','."-"-'%.,. ` ., l. ,,71-

'_.,“l¢;_~__.___ ‘ \~‘§‘_i_,'_.

I ~~.a_»’. »' ‘t "W

. or, lor the §4 0ntfit-

#ff r"L Tl

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PATRIOTICTCANADA

THIS FLAG CQUPONS

by tha amount mentioned in tho unuoiuwlmod U covering the wa* or tha distribution)

WilLWlxen Presenter’ Qi the Oifico of tk

I CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD|AN

@1135 Qa roltlor of this paper greatnttnl Ming jg gm:

- __ or her t.’xf\»o3 7!

Tha Full-Size Flag, Alonef ot! lllte Complete 5-5 Fhg and Outfit

H1112 ORDERS.-If cr “iplete outdt ll wanted lend

he ILM and Io. addldaual for poltaga ln 10 mtla zona (or lla il

MAI Dual of Provluoai' for lroaur dtvailnn ul: your rntmaaul mmf: to imma. in I lu; if an .lo-is li iisiiru. mi me ti.io all L additional poauga lu flrat rein (or ’lti. any Canadian point).

-thief-in

` lI8lta=l

.. r.. .mfs _

-- `°`“` ' " ` 'J Il:ill's Catarrh "ure is taken internally. :lclln

Toledo 1 l

directly upon the blood and mucous surf:lri-< the system. Testimonials se-ill fvec. I’ricc T cents per bottle. Sold by :ill Dru; gisls.

'I ake IlaIl's Family Pills ici i une tiualiorl.

niorly to Mr. John Shea, Lake Verde.

5. Itev. Dr. Smith, o_f Iona. The bride

looked charming in a dress of (lop- clllliittell blue mousellne silk, with all rvt-rilrr-ss of cream silk mlllon. Sho

iz <-arrif-d a bridal bouquet of lilies of "f ill? VHIIEF- Sho was attended by ller

sister, Miss .\ullii-, who was tastefully

gnwnetl In it dress of robin's cgi: blue cri-|lt\ do chi llc with all nvcrilrcss of crl-lim silk lov-._ Silo carried ii bott-

.fi ll

ummer Shoes

Bathing Shoes 45c pair

Children’s Sandals and

Sneakers. f

La¢lies’White Canvas

Pumps and Shoes, bui- toned or laced 1’

' . 1.25,1.75’

PRICES 2.10 & 2.35

Men’s Canvas Shoes White and Brown

Pincus 1.65 to 2.25

”_» n- no

..F.U_G FOR SVI;-QV HOME , uhiorris Smith Beer

_ir

quet of will 1- I--lr'-at-'lns. The groom was ably siipporlr-ll by his cousin Mr. Frank Slillivllli. tfardiizali ilrldge. Mrs, Jlinics ;\lr-Keilnn, slstcr in law ni' the bridt-. ‘lssistetl by Miss l.ottii- Jackman. fiirslit-llod excelleilt nlilslc for the ntlrticiilar occasion. The Guardian loina in extolvlllli: to Mr. and Mrs. Shen a long and prosperous wedded life.

MILBURN' LOT .49.-The pen-

pleof Milburn :ind vicinity met at the llomc of Mr. John Pykt-_ to pay their respects to one of the noble P. E. I. boys, who inlisted in the service nf his King and Country, for over seas service. After the slngiriir nt God Save the King and God be With You 'l`iI| we Meet Again. The follow ing address was read by Mrs. Samuel Rapson; accompanied with ii purse of money. To Lance Corporal John M. McDonald. Dear Sir.-A_s you are about to leave nu to inllst ln one of the noblest services in which yoil could engage to join the voliltiteern for over seas service at this critical period of our countries history. we, your friends and neighbours. have met together to do you the honour you so rightly deserve. You are leav- ing home friends and loved ones and manfully buckling on your armour. to take your place in the ranks as a true defender of tho good old Union Jack. We feel proud of you and know that you will fully maintain the honour, courage and stability of our brave Canadian Boys. Kindly accent this small gift not for its lntrlnslc value but as a token of the esteem in which you are held by int. May God preserve -you mn niiiiiiy lsfft_la_-pu mick ra ydiir

7 "‘.l_~f;;_'_ ~ ;.;i~_f" .itiigrtiaiitiitiii-||lii.m1aitiioushl»t=°n` a I

AN APPRECIATION. '-On Monday

evening the 5th lnst. the employees of Fnlconwood Hospital waited on Miss Poole. the housekeeper in that institu~ tion and presented her with a very appropriate address accompanied by a gift of S 15.00 in S014- M153 Poole was taken quite by sur prise and thanking them for their kind remembrance. hoped (hut- tha same friendly relations would exist between them in ber new sphere as had prevailed in the past. She ass- uredtliem that the days spent among them would always be remembered with pleasure and wished them every

success in their work in the future.

The following is the address as pres- ented and read.-Falconwood Hospital July 5th. 1915. Dear Miss Poole.- Havilig heard of your intention to leave tis, we, the undersigned nurses attendants and employees, take this opportunity on the eve of your depart- ure to express in modest terms the feelings of special esteem which we hold towards you. That in an institu- tion oi’ such magnitude as Falconwood Hospital there are many difficulties to overcome, we are fully aware and

tesy and readiness to oblige and assist

-- The school evanlinatiolls

having to accept hor rcsigllntion .\liss )Iaci)ollald replied ill nppropri :ite terms saying that sho had never expected to have spent such n happy year here as she had, it being her lirst t-xpcriirnce and aniollg flllllil-S wllonl sho went to school with. 'i`llt~_\' lwllriveti very well indeed slit- said allil

by zl generous distriblltioll of candy

with other interested parties held

llcarts content. A bountiful spreai was prepared on thc green to wllicl all did anlplc justice. Gaines of al

eral weeks ill Rosellery the guest t Mrs N. Macllollald. Mr. and Mrs. I-It

son, Eldon for which he paid a hallt some suni. Mr. lionalil ll. Ross all

\\'llzlrl` . .\lr. .\l».-rf.lil Ill.ll1.c is holla

are hauling steel pans frolli Fodhl

able time was spent ill Ros(-br\ry linlllmomy at \.,-my (img mn be equal;

on the evening of July Ist. Patrioti

son. Tllallks are due to all who di their part to make the evening su

tonlers would do well to leavt- tllci

1925-7-9M10i

Irish rfttilllcilt is conlnlnndered to

repelled, but when the flag of Old Erili is displayed victory is achieved. The battle scenes are splendid and there is a touch of romance throughout the

D Y KP W0

cd and followed with close attention. Mary--Pickford “Queen of the Movies"

romantic drama entitled “The Strong-_ er Love." 'l‘he"Coward and the Mun"

flllo drlimlitlc offering and “Love and Witter" nn uproarious comedy closed

ber. The same programme will be

ing

are therefore the more indebted to you in that by your kindness, cour-

in every way you did all possible to facilitate and make pleasant our work at all times. As a small token of our esteem please accept this little gift, not for its intrinsic value but as in- dicating our appreciation of your many kind acts to us.-(Siglled bi' nurses, attendants and empI0y€€B~)‘

ROSEBERY AND VICINITY.

took place in North Pin- ctte School oil June 30th. Quill? a number attended and were lililcli

pleased with the progress made by the

st-liolilrs. A short liters-tint." programe H S followed aftcr which .\‘lr. Alex. J. floss r spoke ill behalf oi' the ilistrict on how diligent .lliss hIn1'I)ollalil worked alllollg the scholars during her terlll hcri: and cxpressctl tic-ep rt-grct at

_,H . , ' ' .- Hab¢fd=~Sh¢ftf*?

... . f

would do his 'liestwif callgl 119011 to. 1 l ' - _' 1 ‘ ' ' .

uphold the honour of our Brave Cana- ` ' C -`

copy. . _ " ' ‘ ` _ aim Bon iii um imm.-imumv. please _ a

Wellner Bldg.

Me'n’s Suits

16.50 for 12.0.0 ~

. ' Y i

_. .-1.

One huiidred__ I

Men’s Tweed '

cred in very beststyle by

high class clothers. Your

choice of any suit in the

l;t at $12.00 These suits

are worth in the regular

way $13 50, $14.00, $15.50

up to $16.50. While they

last $12.00. We have all

sizes from 36 to 42 inches.

& Cudmore'

Sunnyside

| _ _ _ l _m

THE Hill lil HEEHUIT

she liopt-tl they wollld colliilluc in do so. All were nlade very happy then _ _ H

_ Army Mciiii-nl i‘orp.< ilow lil I<r1lllc

f)n liomilliuil Ilny the scllotil-cllildrell to Solmm. mcse condmous wm_eease_

very enjoyable picnic on Mat: Illllc-s`s Shore ltoscbery. The children ivaidcd and splashed in the water to their

I r-qilzilly we-ll iiilvisc their yuilllu ine i to stay at llonlc, work harder an l grow lllort- silpplics, leaving flizlltii

kinds were intlillgetl ill. also solllcl very excitable races were made by the children for which rewards were offered to the wiiine~l's. -\\'hell the title ebhed everyone got busy with shovels alld basket and soml the clamsl | were stealllng over a big fire. The <~hil_l drerrmarched home singing “Tipper- ary-"‘a tired but happy band. The Misses Kathleen aild Florence Ed- nloilds of Cll"l`owii are spelldillg sev-

I-l

monds and l-ion Arthur are also spi-ntl-l

inga few dill/S ill lhl? “-0\1“UIv'- Mr. collditiolls flid not exist wht-n John R. Macltnc ll“"”l‘“S"‘l 3 “i"¢`icalllo to l-Jlltzlzllld. but they do now. driving horse ol' Mr. Malcolm I-`inl:iy-l

Sons and John li. ;\iilcltao are llllsilyl cnlsugi-il fltrllisllillg lunlhcr for Pownal

i`rolll Iivllc ltivrr spclllldillg his vaczl-l ti0ll. Mr. l"l`l1llk \\`- Illlll U1‘Ul`i=Zc Vlllllfllll ridii-lllous ii' il wcrt- not so .st-rioii

Sliillflll I0 Villellfr Ul'il\l¥<‘- -‘\ VCU' -*Wi-| at liollle. ivork llartlvr and lllake lilo c

choruses were lieartilr Sung lllillzlcill tilt-ll cilinlectl ill ship lliillding, liil with rcndligs, recittitinns llllil Violin' Selections. also solos by Mr. \\'illi:lnl~

a pleasant one.

::HARD COAL-We expect two of [img

cargoes of best fiiiality Hard Coal ill But there are tllollsilnlls nf nieii i

Il .

ESE. Stove and (`hestniit sizes. '(`llS~ Canada today wllo cull llc spared and iixxgliin §;a?§:;‘e;)‘;:_lE;€`;;nThegidmx

__ .

Exim:-i m` letter from <'11l>l{

i,,,u;§ \\', ull.-_\'iiil of illv t’alllld

"You suv rel-rllilizlg is rzltllt-r slt oil tht- lslnnd as lllally appear atlvisi- yolllll.: P. E. I. mules to st at lloillo and work llurtler.

Ellglallil, li`rilllt~c or liclgillln lllig

to sonlcolle i-lst-. 'I`llcii wc \'/oiiltl lla

by now hal.; prni:ticall_\' c' =l to ist as it liglltilig unit. - xr wh ailliy at prr.-si-ill is a "t'itizcil _-\rnl not n prol`c.~'inllal arlny.

lt is impossible for any person

lf,

thi-lll oil r;lilw:l_\'s. act ns tcallllstt-r work on fnrllls, rilll elevators. Tile

\\'|ly arc the wolllcll of (Talladtl ll

l‘l as able or willing to do their sha ll of llzlrtl work zllld so l‘»-lievc thi- lil:

lllvvili.-il bitt iililispi-ilsllblt-.

0 lt ivoiilil be toolisll to say that n

try i-li_L'ibl¢- lllall slloillrl enlist; b

3 illiit tho yuiillu llli-ll siioilld rclllal

well pcrforlllcil by ivolilell.

l job. for. lil some cases. their Wor

could not be done by women, l

trained. resulting ill a serious lo

l‘ ivllosc places can be ililteli bv wome

0l‘d@l‘S HOW HS C0111 Will be llisllef such as clerks ill all lilies ofbuslnes lil'-9|' ill U10 S€i\501l~ C- LYOHS 51 "0- strct-t car colidtictors, ticket seller

etc.

ivllicll I’. E. Islanders “may be

ilsunl.

'"l”“;“_"' 4- ill' Vvlllrillllllliir of our protil

UWAHU THEATRE as 0 0'

sllipers.

bzitti-r doivll an almost illipregiiahle These things ure surely not excus gzitcivny. Again and agili they are for sitting iight at imma, merely 1

be read of with regret?

One instance: the nailing of (anadlan Scrgt. Major and two me

be sufllcli-lit evidence to kill at one

not to join the ranks.

Tllc Brent nced of th N tl t

“Menh and ammunition.

fcathuring Miriam Nesbitt, another moneiy iiiiil tiilippllisairog 'iiiiy diiiii:

belligerent country in the world.

The ent-ii h

an all star programme that would be not they I Hllaviias i’ri?:»i° "ns advantage' bard to beat. Bert Brennan brought gum, “fn lo on ° Fe” rea y' down the house in his ragtime num- to fe d r °“° an “mm"mm°“

e them.

It is

repeated today. afternoon and even~ can holgegsfafglg‘;‘:_“?_ff‘:o"::;__t :ie

"|1880 if we cannot

no :lrllly except the "llcgl: .ir" Wlllf

travel ill lillropc witllout notiilg tl lllighty tallzillgirs silica war broke ou ln large cities and towns tu a gre i-xtvllt tht- mllliiicttlrs are wome

\\'olllcll collcit tlio tickets. also st-

others. the women ivolild have to b

You say me f°""“'i“g foul' WMS ls; been busy turning out submarines, in

, .

_ work for the Enlplre's good" hav

Is there any spot oil P. E. 1. you ti.|,i.en p,-,_.s¢.,m.‘| to them.

sooner visit tl an Carlton I’~oiilt'.’ . . ` i’robabl)' not. 'I\`llcn come aloilll with usl,'a|_B" gnmmg greater Crops mm] l‘a"° been bum- 'H1959 are (mm 200 Graco Church S. S. plcnicers next fl

... B' '

.\V/edllesday. Ilnlta dollar for the uslmp ) doing more business th"

roulld trip. 1907-7-100135 4. ily paylllg more taxes tha

, and .m _ get enough men A holiday will do you good. Take me (.,.,.,','_1.‘?n,,f“’_f'h iq( ma," nm” h°ld

ii day off and go with Gncs Church men ,__ ,... _ 9° ‘ ° '““°¢ “Ve S. B. or; their annuol outing to Carfl- Wm B60" b , |____';':_|:_" alas f_;'_:'g c_|_'_“__° t P t t W ii . 'rm ” ' - lieTveaoa‘i. 9.mxFuee5tllc‘i“(!IiilMreu any "sit Dubmhed “ny °h°“'d 3"”

It is unfortunate that some of our

anti-recruitists cannot see the wound- ed llroiigllt in by tralllloads und the daily deatlls. This, of course, applies

.__ to both sides; but does not lessen our

lit-ed for men.

ll __ The sooner our army is largely in- “j creased ill ilulilber and equlpment,tlia

Our ininlediate casualty lists will

“Y be longer, but the ultimate number lit

of losses will be greatly lessened,nnd

__' the quicker those who are' left will d sue Ilonlc Sweet Iionle. ___ I cannot tell you lllucll about the ___ work here ns it is ilot allowed. Am ___ on surgical work ollly, and there is ‘_ sollle to be done. Ycstcrday we had

Sie its operatiolls llntlcr nnaesthsla. \Ve y..

have 1040 beds alld dont keep pn.- tiellts longer than we can help.

‘Z GERM/nfs auiLDiNG

Q New wAn sH|Ps As i FAST As PossiBLE

'fi .\‘l-:iv volik, July 4.-neniilre in-

fornlatioll coilcerllillg thc growth of

S' thc German llnvy has bccll difficult

to obtaill, owing to the llatioll`s policy

of secrecy. Probably thelalest in- fornlatinll is contained in n letter

M written by a Gcrmall naval ofilcer 'ip ilitvrlli-il in Iiolland.

" lit- sllys that sillcc the bt-gillning

for si~rvii'i» wilt-i't~ llli-v are not only uf [hc Wm. R dr _I m f 05500

ca noug o ....

tolls and a lliiitlr--crilisor of the Der-

"_` llillgcr class. of 26.200 tons and a "_ spccd of 28 knots, have been com- ” pls.-ted and t-ollllll‘.=:<inlletl. A last nlo-

" ment clinnue in botll of these vessels

rc was the sugstitutioll of 15lllcll guns

y for the 12-inch, which were ln thc

original pliiiis. The destyuctlon

“` wrought by the 15-inch guns of the

inc. nlilllitioli factories _and other British Queen Enzahem is said to slit.-li places, should rcnlzilll oil th

E have prompted the substitution.

Besides the above, according to this

" authority. two small very fast e cruisers have been completed and by

ss the end of the year Germany will

have four nlore dreadnoiights and a

' is siild will mount guns even heavier S than the 15-inch. 5- According to the German naval of-

ficer. the German shipyards have

ll.nil_v cases to the exclusion of other

e war vessels. At the (`ockerlll Works.

near Liege twelve small submarines

to 250 tons each, and can be taken

" apart and shipped by rail to the port

from which they will operate. They

“ have a sublllergcd speed of twelve

knots. zilld on the surface can do six-

3 teen., and are able to fire two tor-

pedoes at ii time. lialf of these were

l s ui-, ian spzirc.

Quite true but vvllii-ll of the four . ,

E cannot bi' carrictl on by tllosg ova mud, for service on June 1'

" The Gerlllnllia (Krupp) Vulcan.

military aizc. iliost- iiiidcr military .

____ age’ _how _mm for __(____c __ llowaldt, Voss, Schicllliu and Blohm

-' : s rvic

The “Doorway of Destruction" was W0lll€‘l\- Ill 111)' opinion-not one. thc headlines of ii splendid program We are cliltngetl iii ti life or dent at thc Prince Edward Inst night. it strilgclt-. llvither side sllowlng muc ui ii thrilling story of the Indian mu- sign of yiclilllur. tlily with I-‘riiilcls Ford and Minn Cun- We are collfronlod by every con- ard playing tho leading roles. The t-elvalilo ivt-apoll of destruction, Gen- Volollcl of an Irish rcginli-lit, t,l-‘rallcis eva t‘oil\‘t-lititlll and all the laws of l-‘ordt is ill love with thc Gciiernl‘s interllational wilrfnrc thrown to th dnlltzllter. llo is not lil good- stand- willds. llrt-ssillg stations and H05 ine with thc Gcllcrnl's daughter and pltnls openly sllclled. Wounded lying ivllt-ll tlii- rebellion breaks out the ill the opcll bayolietcd or shot by

9- yards, since the beginning of the

war, according to thc German naval

h officer. have turned out twenty-four h submarines of 1.200 tons each, with a

submerged speed of sixteen and sur- face speed of twenty-two knots. These have four torpedo tubes and 'carry two heavy-calibre quiclrrilre

0 guns. They have a steaming radius of ° about 3,000 miles and are fast enough

nn the surface to _overhaul any steam- shlp except the fastest transatuantlc liners. it is also said that it was one

9 of this class that made the trip to

0 the Dardanolles and ls now operating

thero to the detriment of the British

5 blockudln; squadron

. . to il. barn door. vouched for by Calil- 'Num dsuw' Amd". A elitlro stor .

Y ntllan til ,

An cxr-c tloniill fine Bio rn li t ' 0 Cer ole witnesses' “Mum

These yards. the naval otilcer says.

ihava also turned out twelve 800-ton

,,..,. pnnmal drama was also sc_.em_ any _men'_m to ___d__c__ elmble me_*:-1-llubmarlnm. These have a auhmerleii

speed offlfteon and ii surface speed of twenty knots, and have fhtr tor-

appearod toxlplendid advantage ln B iii: e R on May' 995° “|599 'md ‘W0 lllllck-M0' Killi-

Twolve _smaller submarines, 'of 800 tons each. with two torpedo tubes and one quick-tire gun also have been completed. Theirs have a sub- merged speed of fourteen and a lur- tace speed of eighteen knots. More than half of these submarines are now tn commission.

Britain, on the other hand, it is

said. has designed and la now bulld-

‘ in! an "anldote" for submarines.

These are lilgh-speed veanll of very shallow draught which have been built to ram submarines. They are broad in the beam and have llllh

° flaring bovn like the bow of a |011'

dola. and will be uaad to pnraue the

_ _ _ ,_ ""_.,_lo“2, xslt: _odia cry! the number required, guiimnliieil into their very bans and

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to di-lvl than from glans,

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