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returning from your summer would bewell to purchase a

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help .you to decide. .

___ _Qllrf-a_ssortm.6ut_ of souvenirs con- . ieists. in part of brooches fobs, tie pins,

spoons, etc. ~You can easily pick a gift _

for the 'different friends. V

it a pleasure to show .

Y0.Ii our assortment of souvenirs. » Why not calland, _seethem to-day.?

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purpose, waterproof an ‘comfortable

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*SELECTED HARDWOOD FLOOR- iIiNG_-Extraordinary dry and careful- ly milled. write-_ for prices. THE MONTAGUE FURNISHING C0.. LTD., MONTAGUE, P. E. I. .

` 1692-8-20ME3l.

(Canadian Prssa Despatch.) PARIS, Aug. 27- The important

Bll‘ll§etic base of Maurepas at last is completely ln the hands of _ the French as the result of a brilliant dash ln' which the poiilus forced their. lines well beyond the outskirts of the village. i '

At the aopening of the Somme offen

sive Maurepas was a magic name, ire? presenting the chief fortifications of the German line between the .French troops and the promised land. Since then it has lost some of its glamor its ultimate fall before the French artillery preparation having become certain during the last fortnight, when it was the object of relentless as-_ saults by Foch’s troops and guns. On Aug. 11 Fochfs staff showed it was ready to make a bid for this' strong- hold, and every day and night since then Maurepas. has received a drub- bdng such as no town has everbefore suffered. Although its spectacular. importance faded as' the fate of the village became more and more certain its stragetlc importance as a. barrier to Combles remained the same un til the last detail of defensive work was in possession' of the poilus-for Maurepas is. perched on the edge of l-|16 heights which guard the com- munications feeding this portion of the front.

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Canadian .National Exhibition e TORONTO »

August 20th September 13th Charlottetown to Toronto and' Return. -Going August 31st.

Returning Sept. 8th.

Going September 4th. .

Returning Sept. 13th.

SINGLE FARE August 28, Returning Sept. 5 August 30, Returning Sept. 7. Sept. 5, Returning Sept 13

FARE AND ONE THIRD Aug. 25 to Sept. 4. Returning Sept. 13

LABOR DAY

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_.--'UNFCENT Dorword each inser- tion for advertising in this column.

_ JMR. R. R. HOWLET1' ig Gnu. _dum szont lor Annandale and vicinity.

..'.'HURRAH. HURRAHI for the illontasue Races Aug. 30th. Montague .always had sooo races. but they never

Vhgd etuch a field of entries as they 'h_ ve his year.-24 horses. ‘ _ _ 1656-8-28m4i

..°'1'i-is |.Ao|Es oi Montague and

nity have in char e.the tabl s for

centsif- .Proceeds in sid of -Wan _Fuuds, *Red . Cruel.” “Sailors” Relief," etc. They are preparing for you. Please do_n't-disappoint them. 1850-8-20-m4i

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'Batter (oreamery) m prints ll Butter (Tub) lb; .24 Butter (fresh) lb. , 24 to 27 E888. doz. 27 to 28 Boot lb- (retail) .15 to .20 Fowls lb? .13 to .14 Chickens, lb. ia ui so

Hay (lgoaaedl. t n |15 to 810 Straw pressed) ton 80.50

Pork lb.

Tnrnipa; hue. Potatoes. bus.

_Oats (blaV§l;))h:'. Oats. (w e us. _,.82 Bsets, bus. 5 cts. bunch Carrots _ 5 cts. bunch Wool lb. I5 to 4| Parsnipa. Ib. _ 1%( Blueberries qt. 6 to`7 Rasberries, qt. 15 to 20 Ducks, pair 70 to 80

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SUMMERBIDE MARKETS. FRIDAY.

Hides, lb. 14 Hay, (loose,) ton. 513.0010 814.00 Hay, (p'ressed,) ton. $15.00 to $16.00 Oats, (white.) ~bush. 58 Oats, (black,) bush. 60 Potatoes, bush. 50 Straw, (pressed,) ton. |100 Wheat, bush. ' _ 61.30 to $1.40 Wool, (washed,) lb. 48 Wool, (unwashed.l__1h. __ B5

COMBLES' FALL CERTAIN.

0nO a lower level runs a. road and

a_little railway from the fortress of Comblos, which is the most impor- tant reserve* and provision centre of this sector. These throughfares are screened by German works north _of the village, and traffic has continued with comparative impunity.

The French reached Maurepas by

the end of July. and August 11 had begun cutting their way through the underground srongholds prepared during the lasttwo years. Yesterday at 5 o’olock they fixed their bayonets and' charged the last defences. cross- ing the holes and ruins' which had been' Maurepas before It was ravaged by French projectlles of all callbres' during a concentrated bombardment of.thirty~six hours§.Whlle the centre was attacking theforces thusoccupied he French left wing, turning at the elbow of tho railway north of thee vil- -lage where it crosses this .road _be- tween Maurepas and Ginchy, flanked

d b k th u h the Genmsn osi

similar movement, turning the slopes of Hill 121

It was difficult fighting because it

tack was' so quick that their losses were smaller than might have been expected. -

The entire front featuring in this

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fir ~V ° 1 Montosne Races, again this _yogi-,_ iiieyiwill sive a soodfiiot dinnemcr-so'

LOWHS. A

A New liliiil _ ’ .<01 Warfare `

(Cahadlan -Press Despatch.)

war of yesterds has been

_faoe. Our proilsess is measured by

er and get at the enemy."

to contain the explanation of apparently slow-progress of the

Crust-breaking in warfare ls an linltely laborous process. It paid for at a tremendous cost.

should be horns in

entirely possible that it may maintained at its present level smashing capacity for four months

Germany's rgstources in men

send shell. for shell, whereas at

explosives The Italian and

initiative. '

' Mol.'EOD A BENTLEY

' Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

_ Charlollotowll. P. E. l.

mctsan _af msxiniuon

V Monson a ourrv

lai-rlsivars and Attorneys

MONEY T0 LOAN

WARBUR`l’0N'l BHAW

was over ground formed of little ~ _ _ :___ ravines and hills cut by innumer- V Bl!'l'l¢0l'l. Attol'!1°7l. N0!-lf! PII chic ii-cncii-woi-icc,. but the French ni- lic. Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bs

srs Association. _ Bank of Mont

Canada. Permanent Mortgage Co s on_ _~ Ofllces-Old Guardian Oillce,

an ro e ro g _ ,- p - ' ' ‘ V tions. On-the right they executed a. ~ - ~ VV

rea FDU

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operation was four kilometres long, WIC Block, Carlottetown. P. ll. I.

the attacking forces/ but the infantry, . _ . __ _ _ _ opposition was slight. What remained

of the German first line troops s\i|~‘ W' __ A ._ ‘W'_-__,I_.__.,,,, A _ » 'A ' rendered. Two hundred and ten mi-' ` _ ` "‘_""‘f"` ‘ ' I _ .- '.

traileuses which' tried to stem the ._..j‘;;-ii! ‘ ' ` ; K V it 3 ' ' _ _,__;;V _ -_ __ _ - V. as trophies. ` nch' ‘ii " ` _ _ i.

General'F‘ayolls' thus has done' his §_ QOQDROPS V . _ _ `. _

" ‘ Forlnfautsendmlildron. I ‘

half toward the capture of Combi _and when Haig succeeds in a sliml Vmovement at Gulllemont* they w 'drive forawrd ttogether to the ap

of the triangle formed by the tbrg. -

tide were brought by thc pre

In. France. Aug- _ 28.~"The trench Pl`0I00l¢8Di§0Sli0I\fll¢ifl|‘

Y~ _ replaced

the crust~breakIng operation of "“"' W° ‘"° "g‘“‘“8 """“°“"' 111° Bl" if o'rN.mco1°ic

ability to break through the top lay - - ~ Jw

That isVthe manner in' which Gen .‘T‘,f'E . 5"” h'-'ad'

Verai Ferry, one of`the most intel l` 1' *

ectural of the many. brilliant lead . | I '. _ 0 D n Brs of the French forces, sums up _V“i',!'.;{ 1*, 1 ' the present- situation. When it is ' VV.",.¥ ,Yi ii -

examined in acniii ii will be rcinia I-,f‘i',|§,» I. - ._ u

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lied offensive' on the Somme fro

_fore proceeding to a more minute c sideratlon of conditions these thin

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The allied oifengilvz may not have i` nuwwhnzwwnu ' a

attained its full power as yet. It

in a forcing back. of the Germ

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Germany is no longer able to even

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Russian resistance at Verdun, have deprived her of the advantage of the

Professional Cards

b.c.r/ictsosl, K.c.,w.s.s¢»nisy. x.c ' '

Omcss-Bank of_N. S. Chambers

_ ,

'A.A.McLaan, K_C.. Donald McKinnon

. .BarrIstors. A . . Attornelys-at-Low _

Royal Bank Bldg.. Char ottetown. ‘

_ .

solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada 'V ']{_|n5'.|30ddB_ H_ H_ Aw,-D, gm”-1g_ _

li- nk ~ H_elenfiA., Gordon McMillan, North River. _

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Montague Horse. V Races

- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th 1916 $`.1bo punslss svoo

-. I _ _ Races Start at One O'CIock Sharp.

' ` 2.19 TROT AND PACE Purse $200. V - 2.30 TROT AND PACE Purse $250. . . 2.30 PACE, Stake, (closed.) Purse $250 ‘ " E 'V Three Seconds Allowed irotiorl ln 2.19 troi-

" ‘- The-entries In the 2.10 class are as follows: - ~ Mayor Todd, Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

-__` _Sister Patch, Daniel Steele, Summerside._ _

‘ _ ` Oakley H.. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

_ -' Princess Etta. Daniel Steele, Summerslde. V V .-Orwell Belle, Ellis Pharmacy, Montague.. _

. - Purses divided 50. 25, 15 and 10 per cent. .of purses. Races to

finish at the endof the fifth heat. All mile heats in harness. _

fI‘hei_followlug,horses have entered, and are fully paid up in the 2.30 Trot.

Ht.ek`o'_c.i.ees=- 4 V

~- Lloyd Tchille, Angus McGlllivray, New Glasgow. N. S-` ' `

~ _` _Upton _Pi-inoe, Dr. J. T..Jenkins,Charlottetown. _

_ [__=,.,E_l_ectiic Cresceus, Peter J. Conroy, Charlottetown. __ ‘ Brenton H.. H. C. Hopper. Charlottetown. .

_‘_ Keltie, John McPhee, Freetown. ‘

_ 'j Jelllcop. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

` _Cop-.=Qresceus. H. H. I-Iorne,'Charlottetown.

he

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.' , Claude I., T. Gordon Ives. Montague. '

V _Kitchensn J. S. Wediock, Charlottetown. _

“Tho 2130 Paco Stake has the following entries fully paid upr-

. yi _N_ut,wz>d, ll. S. Wediock, Charlottetown. _ V ,_M'iss, ayburn_Forward. James Riley, Gasperaux. ‘

Gasssy Cresceus, P. J. Conroy, Charlottetown.

Zealot, Michael McKenna. Vernon.

1 Commodore Grant. Ellis Pharmacy, Montague.

Lillian -Patchen, Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

_ Dsrlryl J. S. Wediock, Charlottetown.

The tea tables this year will be in charge of the Ladies of Montague and

tli'e'vlclnity,_€ and the object is a worthy one, to raise funds for "Our Soldier Buys" .ln the trenches, and the "Sailors’ Relief Fund,"' and “Red Cross =

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Monday, September 4th.

Round Trip Tickets will be Sold FIRST CLASS ONE WAY FARE Going September 4th. Returning

September 5th. FIRST CLASS ONE WAY FAR'E AND ONE THIRD

Going September 2 and until Sep- Golng September 2 and 3, Return-

ing September 5th.

The S. B. Amelia carrying H. ll.

malls. passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- Iier arrival of mbrning express 'from Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands _call- tnl. Koing and coming -at Sonrls.

CI-IA8. W. NES. Alollif Ploiou

W. M. Starrett, Manager. Amherst.

Harbor. M. I.

Eastern Steamship Lines.

».i.i.-1-its-wav sv waran. INTERNATIONAL LINI. 8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND COVER _, NOR DINGLEV.

COASTWISI SERVICE V

Leaves St. .lohn Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for Ilzastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston. Return-- Leave Central Wharf, Boa-

ion, Mondays, Wednesdsya.and I‘r|-. days at 0.00 a. ln., for Portland list; port, Lubeo and Bt. John. _ _

DIRECT SERVICE. _

‘~Lsavs St. John Saturday only at. 7.00 p. m. _ _

Return-Leave Boston Sundays oa-

ly at 10.00 a. m. _

MAINE UTIAMIHIP LINI. ..':'.'°°:.......~“'~°.::- "fi-ai "1 V

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Ndxrtoh Star; ' ' m

ve ,Fran Wh . Portland.

'l'n0l.. Thurs.. aah Bat.. at 6.10 p. In; Also Mondays at 10.80 a. rn., Juno 18 to Sept. llplno. _

'MITIIOPOLITAN LINK.

“attract bstwg_en_. Boston and New

' il Hoare.

ltonta via Cod Canal.

Express Steel Wm” Ugg, toastta and Bunker; . _

Leave North Bids India Wharf,

Boston week days aaa gg |

p.in.8amslsme‘e-~' A _"gm PIO 18.N h- si_.’Nsw risk 01;? ' ‘L

it &»~°»mo 'rum om. or ning.

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'AVRELIABLE ball in your

other brands." _ Buy “it__this year and 'order eurLv._] ' f

.P__V9o|e &M!il|te£|£VsVi}n, Ltd

Charlottetown for Boston via

at 6|). m. Fotfufther inf -

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twine can-=means money

in your pocket. _The other kind means wasted 'twine and serious delay. -

Every man knows this. The

thing is _to find _the _reliable kind

iPiyinouth Twine; has satisiied~tl_iousands _and satisfy you. ~It`do`es“not tangle or fall _ dawn, and _ it.'s even in size. _ 1--.I _ _ ' Plymouth rims full._ le`ngt.h and ties more bundles than

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PLANT ENE'

'rin s. s. Haifa; win .ui from

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¥{‘..';L'.‘i§fy ii’ .i‘a.ni‘i.. -“ii.°"°.‘.'¥ ina from Boston evol'7‘Sat:%§

ti l to ' - __ on aI1Jl‘A}S. CARRAGHERL ‘

DR.- RALPH

Two doors west of Strathcona Hot

1386-9-M1Mo.

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' LAWYER Montague. P- I- |~ Money to Loan

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' Work/f and we trust; that you will he patriotic enough to 'give them your

Physician and Surgeon

h`e'ar_ty'support, as they well deserve. They will give you the best meal in _ V

-_ town,-' and you are helping win the war by doing so. ` `Mdln'tague horse races have always been noted for their good meal tables.

and they _wlll not be behind their high standard this year. There will also be Wfoll stocked ice cream and refreshment siiloons. and the usual nmusements.

Bl- The management have spared no pains In preparing for the pleasure, comfort

_V and convenience of the public.

The following Train Arrangements have been made, carrying horses as

well as pooplez- .

Station

Summersidc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _

_ _ ,_ rr$S $.53?

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Time .30 a.m.

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S. S. Hessian i‘f.';::;‘s:.°°.,-;-.-.. ~-;

Cape Traverse . . . ...

_ Emerald Junction

Bradalhsno .

North Wiltshire .

York

We Are' Look-

ing For Your Business. _

Drugs; Patent medici-

nes, Rubber goods, Toilet

Aniciei, Books, sialic..-

ery andiliishing Gear.-

Yoiirl mail orders will

receive o u r prompt

attention. `

We Pay The Postage.

Montague

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ClI’town, PE-1- ~ - t ~ Almi-

Eilfi Vnliirmacy, i.td.~

I `Elmira _

Bear River St. Peter‘s... Morell .

Peakes . .

r n aftor the races

boithe track at reasonable fares.

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Hunter River .. . . . .

Royalty Junctionf.. . . . _ . Charlottetown . . . . . .

_ Bedford . . . . .. ` ° l

Mt. Stewart... ..

1.15

Souris .. . . . 1.15 V

. . . 45

` Cardigan .. .25

_ Montague... _

Proportionate fares from intermediate stations not named.

will etur _ . _ V `

‘ The S. S. Enterprise will make an excursion trip from Picton, N.S.. nn that _

date,-bringing over horses and people from Picton, New Glasgow and else

` where. Teams will meet the trains and the steamer, andcofivey passengers i

' Admissi , Adults, `25c. Children, 15c.

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1.00 .90 .75

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Ar. 11.00 - ,

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-. ‘Montague has one of tte best tracks in the Maritime Provniceiysnil .von .w _see nne'Vo_f the biggest races ever held on any track st Montague on Ang. _ V

._ Colne omg and bring your friends with you. _

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A ,Fire Insurance A Necessity

Then insure ih good strong stock coinpen- V

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