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JULY 15 1918

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we" " 4 _ M' Ii' " 9 u"`~'--`----~~-_-~="----l-‘P'f-1-E-.-ff1-eL;»?i3l¢¢L9e-.1-_-el-;-_-f-... _

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il* Spongcsh

/ f_iI°hese comein`a num _

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¢»a~_4l. ....n ..»¢..»..¢ ~.._..¢l.. " A _U 'Y -4- ~- ‘A

. “"* ` c_ ay. of C arlottetown llssbeen en CHURCH PARADE - Th 1 ig- 355 d as teacher nt_§_l.arringti»'n_ School

aattaliolr dl-an ¢` 9 t ......... .._..::f°%_,_:,<;,,;°,§ gg-§,;5. “_” B-“W *U Sf- James clnn-cu and St. _D\l{1s_ts;ys catneqnly -‘ -' `-t-.‘~ i ~""_ ._ 1-_-=~_l*r -_

~ Pol-to! ooun'r.- At- tllepollee °°“" saturday ill an assault case

'MW.““4° VM LOCKS. -defendaut~.ms;.., __ _,, ._ _ ____

“ned $1. One drunk was lined $10,

f°\` lil!! RP!! ‘Winnie ' `

7 '.51 J' -.‘ cans vlm.|. ss A1' THE owin- olau ol=rlc_E conusn uns _even- IDS to tlrlve parties to Holmes' ‘East R0Y8ltY. Rates reasonable. if not -ii'ne"vrill'tilte‘place _first flae` night.

~ 412.

LONG cnEEl< w 'P A. will hold a

f' A of gizgg and pfigeg' and il Dl'0hibi¢i0|l Clie W_llBOi’ill1\iBl9d;`l'1 H lind_lce,<Cream' festival on th _ age fl-0m_5f)¢ to ,290 §§da_§;f§__:‘;$°‘;\_”_”sd cues were furth- ,ll-minds orwm. stretch on weasel:

.t one f r our car .___ r ll week for wltnss- d_ay~-enly.~~=1'lzll. 'rea on tables st s

G’ y ' ' _ _ °‘l|°9k~`,»l.'5.‘H¢l Dine music in .attend- , .

l.

ance. if day proves llnfavorable will D6 lfirti'ineda_ 46

' hue ChaI'nm‘s_~the ` ' s n cimse .or tlle'll~emvsl on -\'rl+ls-is THE mol-41' or the ire tl- .. A ._ . ~. lul.IS».°_rc_.o __ ...“ lmld .than makes lt easy wlsll to tlnn.'lhl.°“l21l.ifghll§l`l.l¥c§'ll.frl.f' will- Qin£33-"'~°§§}i.§?°§f,,.f‘§’L‘§§’§t,;,,§‘§‘§

_ Q _your car ' bus. The' A. 0. H_.', Beer & Weeks. '-aoln9l"»-»G.oed' band tlslc, com, gi.

J D Taylor. Mr. Cream and the Gill Should weatherlrlae unfavolabie`

_“gd/_cal carry 8__S};len- ___£»;no or 'rHANKa.- The yonns h`q'd”" 1’ ' __-,Y 0 M21'

_. , . .. ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

P CC l'0l'_I1 50C lip. all League of the Cros_s _Bump those sirnir w;‘|]__¢,,k-9 p|,,ce»n,,,, nne.-n_mm_

` ` ~' whb 'lionated h lt' i Bla S6€ them, Bo kmdly _"__ cdo oates and all who

Tw; De. them. -'Tile pro., ,_ _ _ _ _ "- " _

_ ll»_ " _\ eeeas_wsl~s about 125.0o,,_ 403 _ ’

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VARIETY sHowER -A number

of the friends of Miss Marjorie Lewis

$

- fs : . _ _ _.___ .

;. 1 -' _ _ ls|.AND so ‘ “ _ " - - __ E. A._ _r___endB ____ P___l-D;§__Rc_lLE;_n'l;l:e__many York. assembled at her honle on Fri-

g, ~ _ - _ s r , sol). _day evening and tendered her a var-

of M _ ' ' - ,_

r and Mrs' Chas' D"nBf°"d’ l9iY shower Miss 'Lewis received

_ ` South Melvill , L t 1 ' _ _ Dl‘ll§SfDl‘_C _.. _commued mn‘;___§@fn'@_____0__§_;1_ma<;fc2:_s many beautiful gifts. A must. sn1oy._

1, I ` A ' ‘.~$ble.eyenlng was p t, R f h

_|_f__p\d_qu|rt__ers for Fishing nectea wltll nramsuott Csnlp, _Hants _.me served dumsg ‘Re 8,‘;;f:g_’"°"‘”

.__. 1- H _ _C0-. Eng. Pte. uunsfora. was one or

_ IC 0 R 'I' Holman’s popul '

. < - ar clerks, and. 1-HE sco-|-|A__ Th _ . - h _ _ ~ . e car-ferry

__ ' _, _ [l‘\\\\\\\\\\.|“ as ma-"Y f"lf’“d9 Ul Summefsille HB steamer has been -placed o'a;f the

W ll l l - _ e as " hh* city- who Wm 110119 U’ freight service between Borden and

-f~ A = ‘ ' » ~ _ , _ . 5 .- - hear °f his “P9903/' 1`900V9l“l’- ' iTol‘ment1ne. She made her first trip

F

lottctown He intends remaining a

WN week, dullng which time lt is expect

ed an amalgamation oi' the four Com

_panles will take pl-ace. The four have

E Deen 'financial successes and lvidend M the sports of the Fir” Brigade or

f.--.`i'.I lm '= ~ ‘ .. elllle.-reaso s'-‘Wilt tile _matter ot. ad- la

f §fWe|are now Haying two iff éclits abovet e regular

Chiflottetown price large and _most enthusiastic meeting

,are fresh, clean and o_f the _G`. _W. V. A., was hold in this J

a

i'q_;fert_ile*_ ~‘ _ t, tain Dawson, in the chair A good ~' _t.We-'»alWayS .pay higher ' licnl oi important routine business _was

mglan .highest for legutes La_to be held in _Ottawa on

_grade _egg`s,. w.h`itc_ 0r_1 J

‘ K

0111' CUSt0m€I_S» thanks was moved to Mayor G.- D.. ____ Giveus quality and '_ 3/_rig__ht for two subscriptions to "Tho

_tilleeprioe will please you. .W

f'-' J. M. AULD

Q`_l_ R. R. Station _

_.__ _ ,_.__ _ ,.

clnsslrlse suv .

. .-1.-,..§_, _

S TO AMALGAM

ATE -Mr l~‘ E Muzzy, Springfield,

UR Mase. . Director of the Merchants, the

Ba ox Companies has arrived in Char

hkors, the Interstate and Perfect

_fgorden on Saturday This steamer. manner owing to the difference in her build but is being loaded and unload ed by means of hand trucks the same as the Prince Edward was handled in Charlottetown

P E l A1'l-||.E11Es Flaurlsn-

_ .

not able to dock in the regular”

ying pro ositions and it is or econ* th

nlstratlomtbat an 'amalgamation I s been decided ulpon. _ m

e Canadian Heavy Artillery held st June in France to pick out teams o represent the Artillery at the Do-

l, -

Quality c0uutS__ _ tlvg _frolil "this province will;-Juli Ser.

ton Sanatorlum. A similar vote

I . .

-- subscription to be presented to the

' ~ Prince Edward island Hospital. Tile,

water street closet() ~mee't.ing)~.closed. with the .Naitlonu|__

Anthem . ‘

WAR VETERANS MEET. - A

y Friday evening, President (lap

_ _ _ F'0x C0MhAN|E _ . __ on the_ 11t_h and was loading ca,rgo.nt _ _ _

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_l _ _ _ _

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nsnctcd. A convention of the dé-

ul 291 at which the re resontn

ennt~Normnn Lowther. A vote 'of

eteran" the official organ of the G. _ V_.A. One is to be used in the ooms here, and the other in the Dal-

of

hunks was tendered Dr Yeo for n

.>- - 1-

lit

inioll Day sports, the former Char-

lottctowll athletes were among the of- ficials:-Referee, Lieutenant W. B. Prowse, D. S. O.. Starter, Major C. _ McMillan, Judge, Lieut_ H. L. Bethune, Clerk of Course, Lieut.

alter (Bus) Matllleson, Tiluer, Lieui

James Lightizer_

_NEW FLOUR ORDER-According to the most recent order of the Canada jFnod ‘Board all licensed dealers .ln .selling for private consumption up to July 15th shall sell one pound of sub- stitutes with every nine pounds of standard wheat flour. On and after the 15th this regulation changes to one pound of substitute to every two pounds of standard wheat flour. On and after July 1, the law was that all householders baking for private con- sumption as well as bakers, etc., must use in making bakery products one Dound of sulbstitute to every nine pounds -gof wheat flour. After the ith fit is one 'pound of substitute to every four pounds of wheat-_,Where there are violations of the law lleavy

sln'.lsl‘.ull.NTs.-

lélf1bk'l$K§l€*?l$Pi€Oli!O)i(¢'i|('I'

FOR SALE

A`eEufrs wANvrEo 17o`sEl.l. Fon A

‘the old ellable Fontillll Nurser ies We teach our men to sell Experience _ unnecessary; highest- conlmisslona psid;' handsome. free

eI1\'t'p1`rlent. Stone & Wellington,j_

` TUTBDTOQ 115-7-Illlllolh

AGENTS WANTED ` _‘* '

UCTlON SALE FARM CROP stock alld implements, otl July 2-ith. The following stock 3 horses, ~i lllllch cows, 6 young cattle. Mrs. Anne McLeod, Hansville.

_ . . ._&7,'_l-7-13M_ou2l.

FOUND . '

ll 'lidr&F§?i§chool- . Su-plemeut

Midsummer- vacation W E Mc

_ Phase Secretary trustees

" aan-'l.12leal.l A

....Issuance wsN'l:ED.-_ » '_

T_E CF! WANTEP FDR chene.collar. Oner can have some

‘ U _ _ "I '-" ` `. " ‘ los'

char Principal for Souris West

v-1

OUND A BLACK CREPE DE

by paying for ad and calling at 76 Upper Prince St ‘

-7wAN'rfno nEI.P_.

Schoo mid summer vacation llber

,I ,eme,,_ ted A , ,O H w~A|~l1'EoAal'nl..Anl>`r.vli`E_\/Etta

UUPD V0 PP Y J. McDonald, Secretary. -\ __

Hotel _ 389.7-1SMtf.

wANrE'r3,~`Elns‘r on_.sEcoNo 'rEA@_, __ _EEMALE_______ _ -

w

§'rEAcl1sn wANrzo Fon su|=r-'ol.l<' _ ..~. school. Sumlnermld fall vacation!

ANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply to 50 Great l'(leorge..St. ‘ 293-7-10Mtf.

...Supplement $30. John Arblng_ Sec-

,,,',,,,.y_ 40.,_7_15M|,;3| l-lousEMAlo"wAN'rEo Fon 'rH‘£

Davies ` Hotel. _288-7-9M_1v.'k

wAN1'Eo 'rEAcHEn Fon 'NEw~ ~_ .Argy.le».S_el|oolv_' Elupplel.uant.$85.=

Spring and fall vrtclltion. Apply to

WANTED TW INING ROOM

_ _ _ , .D _ , girls nt once. ,Apply Shnw’s Hotel, Braokley Beach# -,, - 3- __ _ _ -

___$,.-~Hsrl;y__§_yIqg{qvln, Secretary W ‘~‘_~f ..

_ 378-7-13M61i.

'WANTED TWO TEACHERS FOR'

Murray ‘River School No. 14. Supf, ~ pleme t 150 all ' divided.

11 S eau y - '

James Sanders, Secretary, Murray River, JuIy`15th,'1918. " `

' 361-7~12M3i.

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WANTED A TEACHER Fon wEs'r

.Covehead School. Supplement $70 Peter J." McDonald, Secretary.

___ .'lss.7~12M-urn.

WANTED A BRIGHT GIRL OR MID

>

-‘die age' woman for general housel work. Famllythree adults. Plain cooking, easy place, good wages to' good girl' Will pay fare but will ex pact half returned from wages Write to Mrs F Il Ranft 165 Pilgrim iload, Boston

352 7 12M'ilpd

MISCELLANEOUS '

wAN1'Eo 1‘sAcHsR Fon s'AvAd-E Q'

Harbor School district No. 5. Sup--‘ plement $35.00. Midsummer vacat- ion. Apply to Allan Morrison, Sec-' ,

END A DOMINION EXPRESS MO- ney Order.--They are payable every- where, ' ' 397MlE1I.

. rotary of trustees, Savage Hdrbor.

332~711ME3l.

wAN1'Eo's'EcoN'o cl.As`s "`rEA`b`H`-

JNO ALFRED 'MCDONALD PRO-

»lv|n'clal Land Surveyor, Hermllnvilie,

R. R. No. 3, Souris.. ' ' » 819-7-10E1mo_

Prohibition Act comes into effect to- day. when liquor can only be secllred on a phy_slcinn’s prescription from a vend'or.- There will _be flve_ vendors in thc<',provlnce,-one n't‘Albert‘on, Sum- mersillle, Cllllrlottctown, Snuris and

"M0llll1§u6t',¢E e C mnlisslon a lints

li l .0 _ pp(

the Chief Inspector the Sub-inspector _l"d_ the vendors. _Vendors can sell for lnedicinal purposes only_. N_o doctor can grant a presdriptioll unless he has professionally ' visited the ' patient. With a view of'ralslng`thc grade of liq- uor sold the C`onlihls`slon'lnslsts 'that vendors 'sell only '24 'ounces sealed bottles. -A msn living 10 miles from a vendor can receive one- bottle; but only once»a day. Beyond ten -miles he is entitled to double the quantity of liq- nor. 12 bottles-of pol'ter‘-are allowed on ono.prescriptlon.’I’he doctors are to be given prescription blanks number- ed, alld'a record' ottllese: numbers will 'be kept. There is a, penalty for doctors who give prescriptions" 'ulnder -false preteuces. ` '

SCHOOL 'CLOSINGJ-'-The closing

exnluinatious took" place in Mount Stewart High School on Friday, June' 28th, in the presence ofa large numb-~ er of parents and rate-payers. The pupils were 'e`xa’nlin'ed ‘by‘the'ir teach- `ers -Miss llennlibery an'd"Miss Birt, as- sisted by Mr. Isaac Jay, and by their prompt . answers gave. evidence oi' careful. training. _ ‘The .examinations were interspersed by recitations which

_were well rendered by-.-'tile pupils;

Prizes were awarded to the pllpi-ls standing highest in the different grades. At the close Mr. Jay spoke in complimentary terms ‘of the work done during the past year in both departments, and expressed ills deep regret at losing two such excellent teachers; Mlasl Hennebery thanked the people for the kindness shown her during her stay in Nhunt Stewart, ami gave the pupils excellent advice for the coming year. The singing of the Natonei AnftHm_ brought ll well- spent afternoon"to a`cloae. _ _

Mlnart_l'| Llnlmentnlad by Physielsns__

st ` '--

el' for Pembrook School, No. 144. Supplement $40. Apply to Alex. Graham, Secretary, Gasper ax; P.

__ sl. 1. _. ,s4o»11l§;n>l>o.

-rEAcl-len, Finer on ssc sln -class wanted- for Argyle _ hors School. Supplemeni:_$100.,,;- m- mer vacation. Jas Ferguson cre-

~rl-|z»w. P. A. or sou'rl+Ml|_'roN

, 1

~and llllthlleld inteno holding a tea and' strawberry' festival on .the grounds of-A. W. Holroyd. Will!- loe, on Wednesday July 17U\- T95 on tables at-=`4'.30. 35ii~7-12Mili.

_'ram nxn. Ne. 2. ssfgtlglntf.

»- _ '

; 1'

I.l$¢“.-3 _ .

' _ .T0.LET_. _ __ _ _

They -are fast. 1 cut sharp

"'11-ln:-E 'Munchen' .~rsAéHEa ""° ""°""°"’°-5 .°""""""Y "°' Rnd -C|¢9f and EWG 99153555

required' for `Bs|katchewan__spd._. AI berta. schools opening in .Au¢ll|i. Salaries $800 to $1000 per annum Full details each appointment sup plied A I statin qualifications

cated, corner Prince and King. AD- plv mv King st. zoo-1-slum

detail.

mll1~.r WANTED-lAI»El

;` A -__

~ DD Y _B ,_ .to Canadian Teachers Agency, Bo. lla R0ii`ii`, Sauk." '

some-lonlllsmos

_~ Lusr _ _ tosr-A PA|n or n.mL|ts_s `ol.n

mounted spectacles. Findltl be

rewarded ~by leaving tum' I-gil Richmond Btrsg__t_,.,,__ _QQ-'i~1i__

Jv\\§A vlqtl-s...:" ?<..l~N.'#‘_

...Q 3 -‘-' ,-'---cram-.*».» - ‘cl »

`vou1'H To l.EAnN |.lNo'rv|»E.

`~'cu»n'»l-salt.. rulltis, rf s. » .`

... _

" .wr .

Splendid opportunity to smart boy, 0uardian_Ofllce. 346-7-12Mlf_-

W TED.-TW '_ARDlRl» WAGE. "hills eclirmlssllm _wpuld avenge slr ,out twitdylnvo tl llarl et' wnk

Made ln s l z e s for all

cameras and sold by _

2 Macs

4 » _

M --'.|,"',‘.'1.'4'_"i

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' , \ : _ `_.» 'M l:5’lgn.:‘f`» _

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"'ill'e`~ilot dist teflltllrc. ln' regnrd»to

v`0llR.-UTFAWMETIER

(From_ our own Correspondent.)

OTTAWA, July il.-'1‘l_le Lnllrierite-

propaganda' llellliqllllrters hcrc is llltrd at work thes`e/’tli1ys creating political scandals and like tthlngs for the con- sumption of out oi’ town people wllo are not ln touch with the sitllaiion at the `(‘nplt .One of its lntcst “stor- ies” is"that the Govcl‘nment is nt_log- ger heads with the War 'l`l~ntlc Board, and that ns :l consequent-e the latter bod'y is about to disbnnd_ lt is pos- sibly true that the original list ot' art- icles which the War Trllllc Board pre- pared and submitted to the (lovem- nlellt as commodities to como under the recent. embargo, wus, to xl small extent revised by the cabinet, but that such an ordinary administrative pro- ceeding should cause members of the- War Board to throw up their jobs is regarded ‘here as ridiculous. As a matter of tact there is reason for he- llevinr. that the list oi’ prohibited nrt-

lcles is to'b_i; motel-_lally added to ill

the claim of tho Government is be-‘ ing bombarded with complnillts from nll over the 'country against thc res- trictions, thc facts nrc nll the other way. lt may be freely nrllnlttcd that when thc order ilrsi. wt-_nt into effect there was quite llntllrully al cortllin amount ot' dissatisfaction, but once tlle| dlscovery_was .made that thc Govern-_ ment. had no.desire to visit ulldue hardships upon any class or lndustry lu (lonada this dissatisfaction socn disappeared. That this ls so is evid- enced by the fnct that not the slight- est dliilculty ls being experienced by border oillclals in enforcing the law.

The wllolc situation ill regard to the

validity of the Order-ln»Council can- celling ccltnln cxelnptlons lrolu nlll- ltary service will be zllgllell lll_>1`ol'o the Supreme (‘.ourt_ol’ Crlnatlu llcrl- ill a few days, as predicted' in my last let- ter `to The Guardian. Sir (‘.harl'es Fitzpatrick, Chief Justice of Canada. who was summoned from Murray .Bay to _ Ottawa for consultation. had a lcngthyconference \v_ith_ acting Prem- ier Doherty today. After this confer- ence it was announced that the Court, would slt'as soon as the nrglllllont wlls prepared. Whether the jlulgnlellt ren- dered -by Judge Llruncau ln Montreal. as well as that of thc Appeal Court of Alberta ill thc_Lewls case will be sub- mitted to thc Court, has not yet, been determined; thc two cases are not ld- enticl\l_ The Alberta cllso Cnllcd into' question thc validity of the April Or- der in (lollncll. under which military service cxcnlptlnns of men ot’ 20. 21 and _22 years of sge__were cancelled. 'and men of 19 years of nge were added to Class One. The Montreal case turned primarily-on the habeas cor- pus' provision oi' u stlbsoquont Order- in-Council, and _the man whose release from nli'l.ltar_v service was sought by wny of habeas corpus was released befom the judgment wus rendered, the lliscovery having been lnadc that he was an alien. The main question for determination seems to be raised by the Alberta decision. The determin- ation to hold men in milltllry service despite llnbeus_ corpus proceedings raises lt new issue. What will he done inthe event of n conflict between -civ- tl and military'-authority. will. accord- ing to report, be decided when the

cases arise. - - -;

'According io’ En glffcllll statement

just made public_.hy _thc _gllltla De- partment, moto* illo.ng`\19l0_ men or. to bwlaxact 19.8139!" volulfaiily joined or were drafted into the Canlldinn Eit- peditlonary Force during the month of June. The wsstrlge in the. Force ln Canada 'and' overseas during the month _aniounted to 7.587 men. Con- sequently June _saw ll net Rain of 11,772 men in the Canadian _army.Thls represents a decrease of almost 100 per cent in _the number of troops sec- ured for‘the Expeditionary Force in May. The tdtshllumber of recruits secured in May was 37.886, the wast- age was 8,243, and the net gain to the army 20,643 men. Of the recruits secured in June, 16,732 ,wcrc,_lnfan- try, 93 nrtlllerymen. 447"ilo'r railway construction andforestry units, and 2.057 for miscellaneous services. The United States contributetl_1,702 men. The various Military Districts helped out as follows: Saskatchewan, 2889-

:-osw.'l_l,¢0s; Lennon 1,s1'l;.ott'4w¢'..

_aging 1388; Montreal, 1,996; Que-

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2??ll.\'l<..-1 _'f.ll.~ l_2;¢»1&l..».-..,t'_ ,_ _,_ ,_,

e ‘W ga I ~ 1.4 uuusnlrsl’ 7* “_'li£.‘2.'_",_

have. four large. -

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i T IS

'The _|21-etty Australian, Screen Star

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THE Manic KEYS _WHICH unmet( '|_jun*_}". ; - nsanrs .eoanvsn cnosso. 1:0 . ;-

A wolu.ol.Y A_Rrs_ - _ _

A sronv ur Lov-E AND s`n`t.F escalates F

A STRONG SUPPORTING CAST IN- _ _¢LU|)1Nc MELBOUKNE ,McDOWELL _ in pAMo.us 1~RAGl:l_JlANANl_>_' ,

EARL ROONEY __ _ *

Another Stirring' ‘

Chapter of

Serial _Entitled

WecL,& .

sPnctAL'_ j

- ATITTRACTIQN..-..-

“TliE DUI-l.’S BYE” “oN null.” _

Absoi-bang ~~”

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_

ber, 1,132; Nova Scotia, 2,288; New llrunswick, 876; Manitoba, 1.968; Brit- ish Columbia, 1,096; Alberta, 1.102. As Prince Edward island is limked up with the Milltllry District of Nova Scotia its contribution is' not given separately ill the statement. With ref- crencc to the small contribution of Qllelloc as compalred' with that oi’ Oli-_ _ tario it has been explained that men` um : - `- . _

xl

lc fcmlngl in there as fast as they ' re called, and that inadequacy of or- gdlllzntlon to handle them is respon- sible for the relatively small showing. mlulc by that llrovlllcc.

_ ____

ter thc 15th of this month oi' the 20 per cent substitutes t`or wheat, flour, some Ottawa bakers. have trlcd out thc formulas. Several 'loaves with the 20 per cent. substitute were ln the possession ol’ thc Board at the end of thc week, and- those who examined them expressed illemselves as rather favorably impressed. One loaf had ten per cent rice and ten per cent corn as sullstltutes. another had twenty per cent oatmeal while a third had

er cen white corn Those

twenty p . t . . who saw the bread say it looked all

right, and did not glvc thc impression

that so far as quality was concerned, its llsnmvonld, involve any particular

wartime hartlllhip__ Atpresent the ten

per cent .substitute is the style. -but, thc 20 cr cent substitute will bc the -|

fashion by the time the first fifteen days of .luly have gone by.

'l‘llere is quite a flgllt on in Toronto

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The Annual Meeting of the Grand

Lodge international Order of Good Tefnplars of Prince Edward Island. was held in Prince Albert Lodge Room Murray Harbor South on July 11th. 'The following oillcers were present C. G. Temp-lar, Jas. H. Brooks; . Conn., George Foster; G. Vice.

Ma-rgaret McConnell; G. Secy, A. D. Fraser; G. Mar., Northam lrvng; D. G. Marshal, Florence Stewart; G. Asst. Secy., Ruth Brellaut; G. Mes-

w

G

senger, A A IStewart G. Organlst Laula Foster, P G C Templar, Os aid Graham. Twenty-three representatives from

Lodges `wele introduced and received the Grand Lodge Degree. _ _ 'The conlmlttees were composed .na follows:

Committee on Credentials-A. D.

Fraser, C. F. Richards, Edrlt Hugh. 'Committee on State of thcf0rder+ Oswald Graham. Lyman Glddlngs. Alex_McKay,. Rosella White. ‘Elsie Rl:-hands. _

Committee on 'Pollltical Acftlon:

A_. A. Stewart, Wlll. Graham, (2. F. Richards, Alex McKay.

The reports of the Grand Oillcers

showed that one new Lodge had been organized dllrlng the year, that there was it respectable increase ln member ship, and tllat the flnunccs were bet- ter than at thc beginning of the year.

The following resolution was unQl-

nlously adopted. - ..

because of the mc( _pmt Lady Hearst. We wish to place on record our nlost at the christening of fl ship the other pronounced disapproval or the action dnv broke the proverbial bottle of. of those ill autllorlty in releasing from lvllle over the vessel‘s stern as it pro- Jilil Dffelldefs flgilmsi lilo Pl”0hib|ii0l'l ceeded down the ways. Isn’t this a LEW. b€i'0¥'@ the 9XDifRli0n Of the 1811"

“bl ,.3 of their sentences. We feel that such

[CT B Wil'

DISGIP-LES OF CHRIST ‘IN CON- VENTION

The Disciples of Christ met in an~

nunl convention on Thursday night, July 11th, nt New Glasgow. The Pre- sident oi’ the convention, Rev. C. E,

action is highly detrimental to the suc- cessful operntion of ollr splendid Pro- hibition Law. '

Quite encouraging reports were gl-

ven ot their respective Lodges by a number of the delegates.

The following were elected Ofll-

c'ers~of the Grand Lodge_f’or the en- suing year:

G. (‘. Templar. Alex McKay, Dun-

' t M t 1 d m p n. dns; G. (‘oun., Will Robin. Murray

l‘ll‘;;m¢§_xl=.‘l}»r;lzse(;at, mllhirtlgusaonge fittlnog in-' H*1‘\`b0l' S0-1 G- Vice. Margaret Mc-

nlarks as to the occasion and objects ot'_ tllf- convention. _The address of \velcoln:- was delivered by the minis- ter oi' the entertaining church, Rev, J. W. lluytcr. ln response, Il_cv. 0; B. Emery, of Charlottetown. in he half of the visiting brethren. expres- sed appreciation for the hearty wel-

Conncll, Georgetown, (re-elected), G. Secy., A. D. Fraser, Charloitetnwll. (re-elected); G. Treas.. Oswald Gra- ham, Cardigan Bridge; G.\(`.hnp`., Rev. -E. S. Weeks, Murray Harbor So. G.

_ Mars. A. A. Stewart; High Bank;

G. Guard, Alex McKay Murray Har- -bor<So; G. Seut, Harmon Irving, Cam-

' __ -' d ll N | m‘ bridge; G. Mess, Lyman Glddings,

§gx:veQnE?f‘§?1Ildeun({° £30 asrfffenif mgj Murray River; G. Orgnnlst, Addie Mc.

work of the churches with touching reference to the past and confidence for the present and future.

A thoughtful and helpful sermon

was prcnchcd by Rev. 11.0. Crow, mln- ister nt. Gr:-cnmollni. based on Col. 1:28, und clnpllnslzlng the personal in thc .Gospel nn-ssngc, Jesus Christ; the tllclllo ollllllunlnt; the preaching,

object-perfection in Jesus Christ.

A _

Serious M _cztt-er '

There is a delicacy ab_o_u_t mcntiollingpiles. . _,And _vet so many suffer needlessly who could be readily relieved and cured _if they only know _ about Dr. Chase’s-0int-

ment.

Men tell one another

about this remarkably successful treatment. But many women pine away their health and vitality, dreading a sur- gical operation' and not knowing how easily -they can be cured at .- home _by Dr. Chas_e’s _ Ointment. '

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Donald, Murray Harbor So.; P. G. C. T.. James H. Brooks, Murray Harbor Sc.

The officers were installed into of-

flce by D. I. S. T.. Oswald Graham Northam Irving and (‘.has. F. llich- ards acting as installing mrtrshalls.

Grand Lodge was cordially invited

to hold' its next annual session in con- nection with Cambridge Lodge Cam-

warnlng and tenclllng and the supreme b '___ __ Kmg__ um

I` Ri* ‘1 0 Y. James ll. Brooks, P. G, C. T.,

was unanimously elected Represents- tivc to the National Grand Lodge of

_ Canada. which is to meet in St. John

N. B., in September, tl well deservotl recognition of the excellent service- Hro_ Brooks rendered the Grand Lodge-as Grand Chief Templar for three successive years.

There was a large und. very satis-

factory public meetlng ln the evening. Rev. E. S. weeks was the principal speaker and.an excellent programme was we-,IJ carried out. . `

MONTAGUE MARKETS _

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» (Frida _.,b _,TeIephone) Black Oats _ . . _ _ . _ 88* W. Oats bus`_..`... 85

-Buttarlb . 35. 'Eggs dos ... . 40'

I-lay ton ._ .. .. 00-ll Potatoes 60 Hides ._ 12 Wool uuwasllod..._ 67

CHAILOTTITOWN MARKET!

(Friday) '

Potatoes bus. _ . ‘

White Oats bus ..._ ._ Black Ostl ...

myton...

Butter perlb. _,L ._

'Eggs pardon. .;. But lb. ... ..

Lsmblb. . ... ... ... . ;I!f\los__|or_lb, ._‘.. .-

Straw

Calf thins ,i,. ... ..

mud .`._,',__..1 ... nu. :_»¢`¢_|

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_ SUMMERBIDE MARKETS

(Friday by Telephone)

Butter (dairy) _.38 Hay pressed . . ... ... $14 llay loose .. ... ... |12 Hides (per lb.) ._ .. .~_..`12

gotatoes .. ~.~. 50 .ggs . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .40 Wool unwashed._,>. . . ... .. 'IU Woolwashed . ....D4 Lamb pelts .'. 1.00-1.25 Cllnklllil ... ,.~.».'.'»--...'.»...>...25

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tions furnislled by F. B. McCurdy It (‘o., stock and bond brokers, mem- bers Montreal .Stock Exchangs,- Mc- (‘urdy Buildingpllalifax, N. S.)

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