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MONDAY ». --; :rim on.ui.Lo'.l"rs'rowlr`onann1alv l _ » ~ AUGUST 9. 1915

WW¥H0 ._

Western Guardlan l-_ _

ul nlgijlrsll

31'- JUN 1'! M4754: Jn' 1914: :lm and he expired shortly after the “After suffering for a long time with arrlvnl of me doctor, "

Dyspzpsia, I have been made well by

of William Minto, of Suml:il_a_rsi;i_;.

Slliiirti Tifilfii Ulill Slii ;’.‘:;::‘.‘;e2..';‘:°.;;'..'::.°.‘:.1“:...:°.. 1,...

t. .

Tried "Fniil.i-liils” slzlizll sf. °.:?°:.‘::;L1.i..;i;‘°..‘l.‘.

w||.L|AM Minrro.

'rho death occurred on Friday nishi

oned but nothing could be done for

Mr. Minto was born in Edinburgh,

-IT PAY8 to buy in this Province. -ONE C!N1"'per word each Inser-

- N011

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Cash malt, pccollililny order. Mini-

can he obtained at Lai’ferty's Tensor- mu

ial Parlors, Sammerside.

-HQRBES SHIPPED. -A large Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum-

shipment of horses for Halifax formed me

part of the cargo of the Steamer Em-

press on Wednesday morning. H. _

_ ___ _ , _ _Elec

-HAYING.-- Haying is in full stall

swing in the vicinity of Summerside, and

m charge, t_wenty~ilve cents.

rslde.

for advertising in 'this column.

W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

KENSINGTON LIGHTING. -_-The tric Light Plant now being in- ed for the lighting of Kensington Vicinity will when completed .be

itFmlt_a_u,”_ii I “gal-,,d no nmol; Scotland, and when quite a y°\l1\8 IMD

the crop is a heavy one and the weath- one of the beet lantoi the r0V1l109

S.Jh'.Nlld~. h e

that at last I would not dare to eat for }‘i’:lg"°'°d 1° t ° " S W er

I was afraid of dying. Five years H80. Dry

I received samples of “Fruit-a-tives” he came to Summerailie about 45

and after taking them I felt relief. years ago vnleriiiii UW 9l11I>l0y 0! 1110 -Towel-_ H, -TENDERS.-Tenders will be re- Tlien I sent for three boxes and I kept ""9 R- T~ H°Im““- V

iuiproving until I WIS well. I quickly la

rcgainedlny'lostwelg1l¢'-1U1d”°Wlent arm of Sinclair, Minto & Stewart. and sleep and digest well-in sword, _/0": on his withdrawal from that business

/u//_yr¢c0z1¢r¢d,thanllsto ‘Fruit~a-tives. ill

ilu. cnansoxxlzau. “hh

soo. ii box, e for $2.50, trial also eso. 2

At dealers or scat postpaid on r¢¢€|Pt Of `

price by Fruits-tives Limited, Ottawa. I

"YOU Illiglll as well admit YOUF Pherson, Glace Bay, (I. B.; Mrs. Rob-

guill," said the detective. “The _ man 0 whose house you broke into positively' V idt-ntiiics you us thc burglar."

"'l`liat‘s funii_\'," said thc burglar. of "Wl\Ul'S f\H\11i"-"' “Well ‘he ‘10CeC‘ Masonic Order, under the auspices of

liV‘¥~ which the funeral will be held.

“llow could llc identify me when he had his head under the bedclothes all 0

the time I was in the room?" asked llls late resldence on Granvllle SL' to the bui'glur'.”’ ll,

~--l-‘rein the Pliiladelplila Record.

ag . ‘ '

ll l person of Patrick Connelly, Beacon

L_ Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Is-

land, nearly ciglitscven years ago,

_ E

N I lt ls with deep regret that we today I S i chronicle the death of one of our most

served his apprenticeship in the Goods business, and from there

In 1874 along with Messrs. Nell Sin- ii' and \\'m. Stewart he founded the

1885 he removed to Cardigan, ere he carried on a mercantile and ipping business for several years, fterwards returning to Sumuierside. Mr. Mlnto was twice married and survived by his wife, one brother Mabaska, Kansas, one son, Charles

nd three daughters, Mrs. Peter Mc-

rt Wood and Mrs. Alex. Drake, Mill- icw. The late Mr. Mlnto was a member the Methodist Church and ot’ the

The funeral services will take place n Tuesday. Aug. 10tll. at 2 p.m. froui

e Peoplels Cemetery.

STEEMED AMHERST CITIZEN

PATRICK CONNELLY, IS DEAD.

ed and estecmcd citizens in the

iect, The deceased was born in

WARBUR1-ON 5 sHAw_ and camo to Amherst with his young ln

ll"rm,,,.'_ Anorneym Hour, pub for s_omc time with the late Honor-

Am l.l|,._ ;_,ll,.l,_0,.,,, for Crum. Bulk, ulilo .lainos S. Moarsc, and later was era Assn:-lation. Bank of Montreal, ’"

Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora- J-

l’urdy, who had then a contract for vi

"mr driving the mails from Westchester K

Offices-Old Guard-an Office. Prowae 1° _

Bl.,,.k_ (lr,.rlo"_°town_ p_ m_ L had charge ot’ the station at Glen-

ville. After the opening of the I. C. vi

C, llclmrid. KF.. W. E. Bentley, K.C. the faithful employees of Christie

McLEOD ll. BENTLEY. Bros., and Company. lie was proba

Barrister: and Attorneys-at-Law lily the oldest liiember oi St. Charles Iflloas-Rank of N. b. Chambers Char- <'hurcli. llc assisted in removing the h

lottetown, P. B. L I first Catholic Churcli built in Ani- nl-or for the Mnonlno Gnn Fond, H, llev. Hugh B. Chapman, of the

__ Royal (fliapel of the Savoy, London,

_Mr-S_ l:~_ A_ Boyle of Lowell Mnng_ writes to the Lolldoii Tinics, as fol--

hcrst on Amherst Highlltiids near the .(‘atliolic (‘cnii»tery. to the lot of land

Amherst. 'l‘lic into Mr. Connelly,

.. lic settled in Amherst, and during lll ic lute years ot' his life, was one of ln.

(‘

HORBON R DUFFY :low occupied by the Town Hall and ar

Barrister: and Attorneys _ lg

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

nouns ro Loan. "" J..

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Brown. Bloor, Charlottetown ‘ ‘"

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Pa- ni

tent Attorney, 15 years experience UOUUGHY Was &DDal`@1lUY ln the en-

In Canada and U. S. Inventions 10

promptly patented, Tl-nd, Mol-ko and til tl few moinciits before his death.

Designs registered; infringement and H

validity searches Evidence collects yesterday morning and yesterday nf-

. d '

in patent suits. Reports prepared for te counsel.

Expert witness In patent suits Pat- ly

ant; omalnod in ||| oonngl-loo 99 gg and esteemed lie has passed from us.

James Street Montreal. W: 'te for in ln

formation links that bind modern Amherst with D335-5-7Mtf. its curly history.

sons thier- dauglitcis survive The

A. A. McLean, K,(,. Donald KoKl|m0|| sons are \\llliani 'l‘ (‘oiinclly of the

Sydney Post, who was paying af visit

MeLEAN 5, M¢K|NNON to his home at the time of his futher-'s

|.,.rl.¢,r.' Attorney,-t_L.w death. Charles at home and Harold

Sides ill LOWQII, M858.; MTS. A. J.

Smith, of Vermont, und Mrs. Mel-

PATENT SOLICITOR 'bourne Babcock of Boston.

Charles Church tomorrow morning at

he collapsed and death ensued short-

d been associated with the congre- a tion almost since its orgalnzntion E tliis"town. llc was li man that en- _vt-ll llic esteem and coiiiidence of

Boston Also three sisters, Mrs T Sullivan now at home, but who re-

Tlie funeral will take place from St.

ne thirty o’clock. Tile late Mr.

yment of fairly good health up un-

e was able to he about the house

rnoon, Suddenly about five o'clock

afterwards. Full of years, honored

his death. we lose one of the old

ls _l ""

_ Canadian Government Railways _f ' Prmce Edward Island Railway

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 14th, 1915

Trains Outward Atlantic Standard Time Trains Inward.

Read Down. l",M. Noon A.M.

Read Up. P.M. P.M. AJ/1.

er very favorable- for some time. H. _ The

__ abo

-QTOWN CLOCK. --A number of being erected by the contractors.

men are now engaged in erecting the Me

new Town Glock in the Post Office

__ cel

-KENSINGTON. --Evangelist C. L. incl

McPherson will preach in the Temper- PJII

ance Hall. Kensington on Tuesday 01'

evening, Subject The Bible view of new Hell, and on Wednesday evening, Sch Subject by request Baptism, what it is. be

signed in the Dalton Block, Summer-

-SPECIAL TRAIN.- A special side, or at the oillce of Messrs. Chap-

traln will leave Summerside Tuesday pei morning, August 10th, at 8.45 for Char- tow

lottetown with members of Maple

Leaf Rebecca Lodge and their friends. _ All are welcome. Fare $1.00 return. of baseball was played on Friday 01/011-

mli. ing

by buying cooked meats. A nice fresh filo stock just received at Holmans. cs

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WESTERN PERSOIIILS “t

-Messrs James McKinnon, Colo- S

ssrs Arsenault Bros. H.

le & Hunter, Architects, Charlotte-

' men of Summerslde. The players were.

_MFL WILLIAM M|NTO, _Tho -Married':- McCullough, catcher;

death occurred in Sumlnerside early M0 on Saturday morning of Mr. Wllliam. M0 Minto. Deceased was tl highly respect- MC ed citizen, formerly associated with Ho the firm of Sinclair and Stewart Ltd. till Much sympathy is felt for his numer- art, ous friends who were shocked at the lim news of his sudden death. H. L.

Neill, Pitcher; Sharp, lst. base; rrison, 2nd. base; McCormack, S. S. Murdo, 3rd. base; Rayner, L. F. rton, C. F; Lea, R. Single. - ri, catcher; Thomas, pitcher; Stew-

t, S. S. Fceney. 3rd. base; Kelly, F; Johnston, C. F; Toiiilyn, It

D n IJ -

foundation. of the dynamo is

ut ready and the poles are now

ed by theundersigned up to and uding Monday, August 18th, at 8 ., for the installation of a system eam heating and plumbing in the annex of the Suliruerside High

ooi. Plans and specifications can seen at the oiilce of the under-

I1.

BASEBALL. -'An exciting game

between the married and single

M oun

lst. base; Daley, 2nd. base; Gal-

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- ~ 1 3-c’ bl- f v' °° ”'"'°"'°7' 2 9'”

LL cllewing-gum is at sword’s`po,__0‘li8f.'. ’ 1- i

' A with the thermometer. Up norlh -

the cool., crisp days, and down south the . , . extreme heat try in different _ways t0

lo urge gum into ii crumbly condition. l

I But no matter when or where you .

buy Sterling Gum you will find it crumble- -

proof. You will find that each stlcl_< quickly

l becomes a velvet-bodied confectlon

So you will always find real enjoyment

in Sterling Gum while hunting for that

7th point. _

"~' l ' ® mira* :-4 VV!

The married men won out by a score ___ I

Save your strength in hot weather of 7 to 6 runs. The game was soils-

torily tlmplred by Mr. Ferno Grav- » » ,

. H.

. The 7- Point gum

Choice cooked , _ .

ham also Bologna, I G _

Ilolmans. :!427mtf Th2:':’__‘:5 0:" Pl,-:ppgg M lN 1' AN D

cinnamon rtavouns

. . . . . Made in ~Canada

an and Ephrinm Gnudci Miscouche é- '

siting friends iii lluii.or River and ueHN;mr,lr:£ftl;%;§l}lr'B;l¥;;1r?;,,.sba"rf§_ T O O HEBREWS To ensington' H' ham to load with lntlis for New York. T RON;-ELF REUEVE 1-HE

-Dr Holland of Philndclpllia is

-Mr. C. Hensley, Manager of the

anatlian Bank of Commerce, S‘Si<lc. WCMEN AND THE WAR as kindly consented to uct as Trees- i

rived in town on Frida cvcniii o l0WH

Y g ll -

visit to friends in Sumnicrside and Haylllg JUS! relilflled fi‘0m 1"i'¢\l'iC€» lmsllnlo H, where I had thc honor of spending half

_ an li

_Manager Gallllnt of llarlpylnnll good fortune of paying a visit to Re-

lwlm knew liinl. Ills widow, three Theatre. Sumrncrsido, arrived home ims. and the inspection of a large QUEENS, "

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Granvllle Norllr where he formerly their lnaiiklnli who, on whatever pro- ¢nngn¢__L_ itext, refuse to offer their lives, tliey_

-Mr. Edward S. Dowling of State 8' Wmlerlng "°“l"mPt-

_ have, slid are ilot ashamed to manifest

Armory, Cnnlbrillge, Mmm ls vlslllng Apart i`rom statistics, which is the friends in Summeislde, Hunter iiiver, Wovlme 01' @XD€i‘ls, the employment

and Albel-lO,l_ Mr; `l)0\,,,lrr,g left tm, of women in the manufacture of Muni-

Inland 2; yea,-5 ago mul has only vm, tions .ind in a thousand ways liberat-

ited here once since. ills friends are '"3 me" 1° “"6 '11 1119 fl'0nl» aff01`l1B -i pleased to seo him hack again. H. ‘1 l,"'“‘fllCf*l B@""\°"~ the 11981901 0f LONDON, Aug. 6.-German Sociill-

* winch on our Dart ni the crisis amounts isis in lloliand have lssuoll il soatniiig

_Mr_ llrm Su,lsb,,ry_ Summcrslrlr, to madness. There is in Franceawave pl-nllnlll ngnlnnt llrnsnlnn ly;-nnny_ WHO 101' 11 nnrnbci' oi’ years has held °ff”"’al,@ @"fh"5la"m “W1 01' CODHGCPM' branding tlio Kaiser, Von Tirpitz, and the position or iown lonnnllnr, has ed passion which the Stale recognize Botiimhiin-lloilwog with the imirks or tendered his resignation. Mr. Slldsbury as Welmlgll 115 Chief asset 1” the 0161111111 811111118 f0l‘ Dlllllglng E\ll‘0D€ who gave, tho town lno bon; onlin. termination of the war. At a single into her present miseries. The manl-' faction is taking a more re-muner- Word 01' Pi'-‘SSlml5¥ll 01' murmuring. W0' testo, which has been issued by the ative position. H. men are ready not only to take nm- committee of the German Humanity

brage, but to denounce the offender as League to its associates and to friends

_Mn Hn;-ry Bownesn, non of Mr, il 11111101' 10 the DUlJllC W€8l~ T119 SHCFI- in Europe and America, is as follows: and Mrs. H. B. Bowness, Montrose “C9 ""5 their COUWKB We beyond all -Dear (10IIlr8d0S.~Allh0\lKll by 111180 has joined lllo 63rd, Bnllallon ln Cal. Dl°i\lS€- 8nd llley 001131111119 ll ilflvlllg treachery Ernst Schuster was betrayed gnl-y_ He served for four years ln the force which semis men to the trenches nt Mngdollnrg, nnd mel o lle|~o'g doom

Unliod stolen Mn,-lno Corps, was with rl song on their lips and a snille lllo work llnn not no;-lnnod ond wo'

our alone with General Joffre, the

on Wednesday evening from ll short W0f`liSll0D f0l' the mllklllg 01' Sli€llB. I ____ llnglnenn gl-lp go SL J01ln_ H, have brought back one outstanding An “S ll Mcclrml SL peter . A

g s_ 5, _ O O O I O

_ impression-namely, the spirit which. D0u'smere_ B_ A_ Smith, 'E_ Gnslrln,

~MisS Jenn Wigmoro. who has °b'“l“S11‘“°"SHl the W°"1@“ °fFf“"°e- chili-les London. Moncton; J. 'rowiis- X I I been in Charlottetown for the vast “lid me “S9 1° which ll *H being DU* 1" bond, John B. Poole, Montague; ll. F. 1 month, Spent the wnekannll al ,lor all directions. The burning patriotism Bagcllrm Hamilton; _y_ lllnclrcll and lolno ln Pounds Mllln__.l_,_ and the willingness to work iii every nleco_ Now York: A. (T. Saunders,

m .l‘°me' frm" the mghext to the lowest' Summerside; B. McGowan niid wife,

_Mr-_ Heber Newsome’ (vlmrlollrr is an inspiration, and the women over lllonctonl B_ LI Wood' Summerslrle;

town, who has been teaching iii New me Wlllel' have 5“"°"" 1° lake their P. G. Butler, Port Francis.

pl.-,rlll for me Dust y0ar_ sprml a few part iii expelling the Bosch from their lay.; of his vocation with friends in C°nnir.v- For the exceptions anions

3,45 12.00 7.35

5.00 5.45 0.22 7.00

1.20 2.10 2.55 3.30

8.30 9.02 9.27 9.50

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Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 Hunter River 10.36 Emerald Jet. 9.59 Kensington 0.27 Summerside Dep. 9-00

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9.03

8.40 9.38 10.27 11.08 11.45

I’.M. 12.10 1.42 3.10 4.22 5.20

Dep.

Arr.

Suminerside Port. Hill O’Leary Atherton Tlgolsh

Arr.

Dep.

8.45 5.80 7.48 4.00 7.04 2.40 6.19 1.35 5.45 12.30

9.25 10.00

P.M. 6.00 7.00

Dep. Arr.

Emerald Jct. Cape Traverse

Arr. Dep.

A.M. I’.M.

9.15

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8.00 7.00

P.M. 3.00 4.10 4.36 4.57 6.00

wwe? #U1 Zoo?

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MURRAY RIVER

The Faradoi' is still gaining wonder- f

ful victories over nearly all forms of

. ut is tak-

en as a lust resort. The following let- tcr is from a trustworthy source:

saltrheum in both his feet and legs for about two years and sometimes they

ferlng from the itching was very great. D

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avail. As a last resort the Fnrlliior was applied and in a short time tho disease

plctcly disappeared. As it is now near- t ly a year since we used the Farador

of the disease, we feel confident that the Farador has effected the cure. We always recommend the Farador to people who need health.

previously il member or tho szntl. 0" iiwif faves lwnr is Petrie They snail not cease to olioosc by props- lnfantry of P. E. I. and later was in “W 11130 l>I‘9DH1`9'|- Wllh°Ul the Small' simile the iniqultous D0ll0y 01' lllii llle 103;-d_ He ln n Bplendld example est sclfconsciousiicss or snobbery. to Imperial Government. By false de- of sun-oy ,nnnl,on,l_ l.4_ tuck up their sleeves. to economize claratloiis the press is com elled to

“"0 10 lH~b0l‘ Wlllwlll wmplsllll. ex- deceive the Fatherland, and our com- hlblting as to th . b -

e manner orn rl dem patriots continue to he slaughtered in .

ocratic zeal which rises far beyond the trenches, By golden gifts the `

politics. and is bound to prove irresist- members of the Reichstag and public- a I

11119- All 11115 they are_ready to do ists have been seduced to betray the , HHS 1161161100. llionzll if 11165' earn in people's cause they had sworn to de- he process. they are grateful and save fend. . . . We are conviilced that thero

_nscu8e_ nmwmmmndmg me mm that every penny for the conduct of the has been no conspiracy by any Govern- _ S b 8 h t

ll Seldom gets u fan. show b WHY- ment or nation against Germany. and e t 0

__ W_i;l_lt I_de;a_ir;a i_o impress oln tho au- that on the goiitrai-y it is only by the

lor es s a tie moment las come victory of t e Allied armies as the Priz - .

_ e Lists are now read i

Dear sir__My nve_yem___0m son had _when lyornen not only should, but must Guaidians of humanity that we our- _ _ yi f YOU hRV8 1105 YC*

iave t e r clianco of service, and that selves shall be emancipated from tile CEIVEI1 0118, Wtlfe

01' |;i:_ll0n11l Drféiildlce or of selfishness acclirsed yoke of Prussian miiitarlsm.. oil e part o trade unions and em- lt is this yoke which crushes us to ‘.

were in u terrible “°“‘"“°“' ms ““f‘ ioysrs there must be an immediate slavery-tliat enlightened Democrats M' McF°

We med n great many _weaned mm end lf victory is to he assured. Neith- Iii all countries must assist us In break- Manager & S€CI'Cl£81‘y, edles for mm but they mved or no Pl' m0nPyll0f Dilfly should stand in the ing before the German States can rc-

way, and I um absolutely convinced gain the pathway of peace. We desire 2359-8-2MnlwBtf_

thatntlie liearts of Engllshwome_n _a_re outraged Belgium, Luxenrburg and

_ Diln ng 0 expres their pract ca ie~ F nc t h restored to ranquility, '

was “mer '“°""°l ‘md "muy °°m` votlon precisely his much as those of ods gl; lilbognllon ofpolnnd ond go. _ ' J i

heir French sisters. No iilner mes- licmia from the fettersv of servitude. ’

-0 its::’.i“l..s.:‘:'x..::.:i;.‘*:::°.:.'.:;:'. if..:i:"..;:." .'l';i;:.:.‘:.i...';i::::. til Men s Summer

on Saturday next. discarding all caste carry upon them the lirand of shame and class, blinisliing previous con- for the unparalleled ruin they' have ceptlons of false modesty, and uniting wrought, and the misery into 'which

l"`lil9 lil 1119 |1110 011105- He W0I‘k8ll were in Snmmorsidc on 'l‘litlrsday. H. Sclir. "Daisy," Captain Warren, ar- \ I `

L rived in port I-‘riday with brick.

~Mrs, Percy liiviilahnn and two _ , . ‘ '

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the cnuiloy of the late Colonel E- children or Moncton ive on the Island .rr 4 _ ‘ '_' T' 'L 'g

W. A. Patterson, St. John; J. W.

Ellis, Montague; G. S. Wliistoii, Mon- treal; (‘. Sutherland, N. Sydney; J. M.

lianclot, itock island; S. C. Deardon,

N. B; G. A. Lear, Hamilton, Ontario; 1°

Dr. S. R. Walker and wife, Springiiill N. S. Violet Archibald, Juggiiis, N. S. P

Dumas, Quebec; Ray Gaudet, Mis- i;0Ws are going to do their share in the

C0u(,hc; G_ S_ 0xley_ Quebec; fl-_ oscar Mallet of the Jews iii Poland. Their

_ _ wc-rDR,A_ Jews IN Po|_ANo.

siting in St. Elealiors the guest of P03119” are Wanted by 11011111111

s parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hoi- & C0- Clly- 2427il1lf hd. H. ~'»'°lni.°l=i-¢wf~";_l5

TORONTO, Aug.`5.- Toronto Heb-

aii is to tax every Jew in the city

Rock Island; A_ G_ Corbett SL Jolrrr the amount of ten cents er wee and

D lf.

further this movenient the Toronto

Ml_s_ M_ Mamleson Mrrr James Wil, coiiferciicc will hold ll mass meeting S0" MN M Merlih Ml” I Conway in Massey llull on Sunday afternoon.

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SIMLA. india, Aug. 7.-(Via Rent.

or‘s Ottiiwn Agency, Aug. 7.- ` Tlirou[.:lioiil liidill intl-.rcesslon ser- vices ure liciiig held in churches, mos- ques und tcmpics, all sections of the British and indian conlinunities parti- cipntliig. Numerous patriotic meet- iligs have also been organized by ln- dian citizens. '

it is cstiniated that ll million pounds

sterling has hccii slibscribed to the British war loall through Bombay and (‘:ilcutlit.

l. Mnthioson, Jag ins, N. S

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September 8tli. to llitli. i

_ Six weeks hence the Provincial Exhibition will be in full I

swirl .

. lgrorn the interest shown _by the Exhibitors of Live Stock

and Agriculture, the Exhibit in these departments will belar-

ger than ever.

ThelBoard of Trade of the City are giving their assistance,

and have committees in each department boosting the Fair.

Through their endeavours

and attraction is being secured, particulars of which will be

given later.

The amusement end as usual will be well looked after,

and many new features will be presented.

Probably no time in its history will the Fair have received

stronger support and cooperation of the people than during this year, and the prospects are bright for a ood Exhibition.

Prize Lists have been distributed, and entries in all

classes close on August 21st.

BUSINESS AS USUAL Provincial Exhibition

an Exhibit of special interest

Halifax, N. S

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Sat. Daily

only ex.Sat.

&Sun.

8.10 8.10 Dep. 4.25 4.57 5.5! 1.00 Arr.

Murray River. P. E. I., July 15, 1915

'E M" The foregoingietter is addressed to

Farador Company, W.

Charlottetown Arr. 10-00 9-45 the "gel" °f the p by leaps and hounds, that the ques vmon mv" “_” Ln E. Enman, 12 Alley Street, Charlotte- t

“ul-lm’ Hg]-bor DOD. 0.50 7.00 _ town'

2448-7-9-M11

Silver Black Foxes lr .l l=

en ers or Catering

. - - -I-‘OR THE-

Class “A” Standard Bred Silver Black Foxes for sale. . . . . Guaranteed pedigree accompanies each fox sold. We also W'-"t°"" P""‘°¢ Exhlblmnl have a few extra good male foxes for sale. Tenders will be received by.

. . i . - the und 'gn d t A .14th, W___t_§V_l_eswili be glad to show interested parties our foxes 1915 r,.o'§;°;,a,,fies"|;,i‘l’lin;'§o c°n_

tra lic

ct for the Caterlngtothe lpulr. on Thursday, Au 26th, 915.

rho Hdhuoy silvov. Fox co., Lid §.'<.:i:

summenme CI' ne S8311 YHCCCD .

R. H REID Sec

' Prince Edward Island, Canada Anil- 4. 1915- ' Allbertyon

l9¢¢.7_-lollmo, _ _ ___ _____ _______;g,__ 2421-8-6Miw4i. _

leilaiit claim to take their part in the present struggle for life and honor. You will then ilnd that recruiting goes n _

lon of shortage of labor will be enor- mously solved. and above all, that there will be lit throughout the land a flame which will bum up every form of self-interest. provided that it be not only used but commanded by those to whom are entrusted the deatinles of the realm.

When General Joffre suggested to

me that it must be diilicult to feel the war so long as our country was free

hllrbarism n land and sea. We earn-

estly appeil to every democratic Saxon, B ian, Hplloverian and Wurtembe?er, i6'joln hands with all who reaiis _ the unspeakable cqme of unprovoked war, and to persevere in demanding tlftr evacuation of,Brabant, Flanders and' Luxemburg, and the cessation of bloody outrage in Alsace and Lorraine." -

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Dau’ su" MRs_ GAVIN MURDOCK :without one dissentient voice, in a they have plunged the world by their l

-th I' h I, l idildeiiigi iifiiio ieeilnpisf geglly. look neat and wear

That’s _the kind of

men's hosiery we are now showin -the kind ou

SEEKING 1.000.000 RIFLE8

of invasion, I knew in my heart that it could be brought home mainly byi the imagination of women. Later.! when at the doors of the Cathedral of Reims, I uncovered before the status of Jeanne d'Arc. which has up till now escaped every shell as by a. miracle, I remarked to a French soldier who had driven me through the lines "Rest as- sured history will repeat itself. and not for the nrst time, the cause of

freedom and religion wiIl.owe its

-salvation to the sex. inten eihby Het-

vennto constitute the of Imman- lty. -

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i=on'rl.aNl>. Mo., aug. 1.-several'

manufacturers of this city, along them the E. T. Burrowes Company. have received letters asking whether they would be In a position to make one million rides. it was learned here. The i letters, which came from New York, are said to have contained nothing to indicate for what country the rifles were intended.

The Burrowes company replied that

it would be unable to accept such a cantract on account of laok of equip- ment and other companies are endor- stood to have made similar replies.

want. gills have all sizes in a vane? of different C0l°\’,S.sha esandgrades, at prices to please every Dorson and purse.

If you wish to enjoy

Eonuine foot comfort at 3 981/H18 in price.come

ih¢f¢ f°f your summer

socks.

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