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THE CHARLOTTETOWW GUAR

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Meier

-.~,-'¢<--,,. it -. .

agood

and a sure

,l>l`ll¢l|l~»~1l`

$2.25 ._

and Engraver'

_:_

V DIARY . ...._..,..

_liltratea Court 9 a. m. .‘_l;dward' Theatre 3, 7 and lit.

ycbum lfoving Pictures 3,

. rn. `

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-7 _,_- f - -1_1-ABRIAGES

tleulob--livaosuu. -_ at the ro- Qdepc_¢_-ofitho bride's parents, Sum-

'rsl_ga._P._E. l..'on July sour, by

___ o'r'Re_v. »»William _ McLeod, Marion _ tighter* of ‘the officiating clergyman, q_o_f-_.sor`¢s`snt allen Wilmot n. wan- ~%_ai_|, -Bummerside.

_‘_'_.__.' ,

'_f _ _ nnarns

'_.°‘ p.l?.‘f?.»i-J' _:Y _" ff:

“'qi<lNNos. - /it Moaslrillu River, _';iit¢'s.'co\_ll__tty; on July 17th, 1918, or-

zr an _illness_ of four months, Andrew = eI(t'nnont_-. aged 67 years, leaving to § -three _sisters and two brothers.

.-_- l.1_I{.'-(Boston and California pa-

l‘ 129 'please copy.)

Will parties who have purchased Dr-

Church’s anthelmintlc for worms In sheep please communicate with Dr.1 Church for further instruction in its use befone using.

' ‘Dill wolf oi-tuncrl.

Summeroida

Now is the time to treat your sheep

and lambs for WORll8.' Dr. Church’s

ture at Washington as the best rem-

. DR W. G. CHURCH

31711M1mopd'

buildings thereon. 56 acres are clear-

growth. it is convenient to school,

JOHN DUFF|

Lot 45. P. E. Island.

653-7-30M8ipt.l.

I 1"

to sell at Public Auction on Thurs-

basement of the Lyceum, a large 0 quantity of choice furniture, consist- C

a lot of general household goods., D

Auctioneers .

842-7-30M3ipd .

my I _,

-_ “ 1

. ' v.‘,'~ . ‘ ~ '

_Mln_¢.`rd's Llnlment In the house

_ . .

'lf' tiiilli itoaoasrons ri-lem'

l&_e."r_i;~» "1 ‘ ‘_*_'l‘lt'a§1-1'A,ouz,' July at .-“Trio nord- fest".p_'srt _o`t tn'_o Job is still lioforo ns. _‘fil*5,§ll§|\‘fy»'>'-k|_\`ows the war is about Q r"sa'f:ll"'t.he point of decision, and is 'l`n'lxx_§lfli§g"a.'li his strength for a iln- fdblpnle and counter offensive." _ '#l_sl'the ,observation of the Ger-

_;,Egiperor,_recorded by Karl Rose- in=ftl!b¢'Ber:lin~ Lokal Anzelger and made- on the eve of Gen-

_ s,l:o_ch§;, offensive.

S 0'. . , . . . _ _nissan _Pnlsous-as Now ao,ooo _;.’Plt.BIS._‘.l\flyn€l1 -The number of ¢¥l#`atl-jptilon7e_ra'capturcd by tile A1 "Qs ;d`l|'s't:¢.tl1e 'beginning of the coun \'Bl\_-oU§l_|l_iVe is placed at 30,000 by f£_ie".‘l!a'__vas.A_gency. American troops lliah,-Sdisliivered at Drecy_ north of ' "___'il.'_`.'§l_1'ierry, emplacements of

"__§;‘:`s\_tpe'r-cannon, from whlch_

_ _` 'dlilent ~_of towns behind the

' ¢ ‘dgperhaps Paris, has been

.... "

.MEMnlilN

‘3;f,3<i_»°_,s#ewAnr s. onine

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;;4.si1~t‘.~.I .` -" :'-"*“ .giT¢1n'.'l0¢l¢ay July ith, at his home *g‘Qlg'ok__»-'Pend; P. E. l. there passed pfaayqtlly _away -to his eternal re- _qg`¢¢|,,i_‘ Stewart 8. Ching,_dearly be- hxpfd Agn"-_of Mrs. Eliza Ching, at the

of 25 years and six months.

had been sick for and bore his illness

nil 'that loving

to restore to health ona,_he gently fell asleep 'the likeness of Him in

there is no night.

a- young man possessed

kind and cheerful

-which gained for him a of friends and acquain- leavs to mourn a sorrow-

tllr brothers and one

alliance of his pastor the

_service was conducted by

A.»~I|oK.ay. pastor of the Pres-

Chlirch, Sourts. The re-

conveyed to South Lake

_#bore all -that was mortal

by all was laid, to rest.

WW-)

_._~,- __- _fl_~1gst_a_rasLs

"‘\'r`~»»'lta'l|ll`D|l “lbfl¢NlI\My"

1Auaus'r.' ms

Leave Clftown

,fins so 1.. 6 a..m. .. .... 8.80 p. m.

L. nt.-.. .. 89. nl.

'os o--.$.80 D. Ill. rs. .... ..H'»._m_.

.,..»t.80 p.h. 5; os .-1 fo mr

.8.l0|t.l..

' Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest

'ta.'m. ...... ...-'.. 8 il. m.,

.80.p. m.

eosdltions

hassd ltotn sdt I .

3::..f¢=:=.':.... .....c:....~......=- can

sss o:_“oonars,enltlvstssosasssad nam

'uuorilvlisn scrobiv mow tml. five ite'-l stayin aubstfutsd elllnutlon sailor ann . '

For Sale at Crapaud

Having decided to dispose of my old and well established business at ll Crapaud l_will offer for sale my store

adjoining, now used for sample room. S

This is an excellent opportunity for if

anyone desirous of entering into a

could' be converted into a profitable restaurant and ice cream parlour as there is no business of that kind in the

The Post Office has also been kept

in this store for years. This also is an opportunity for anyone who wishes bo take ove`r this business.

For particulars apply to tho owner

. _ 0. B. WADMAN,

Crapaud

633-7-27MEtf.

I l'_ »

¢.__i.

The splendid 2 Manuel Tracker Ac-

the Karn_ Warren Organ Co., now in ._n

This pipe organ is in perfect condl- .n

tested as motor power is still on. This

organ could not he purchased today t

form and seats made of hardwood will u be sold separately. Tenders for thc

purchase of some will he received by E Mr. R. E. Mutch ,Secretary Trustees,

up to August 15th. 1918. Purchaser

lowest or any tender not necessarily

accepted. 4' tl: Charlottetown July 27, 191s. ”

' sis-7-sonel 5

.;;\~.~

/ 1'? if

. ,,h '4

had Regnlatioas

THB sole head of s smily or any mais over

ellhteen ycln old, mav hon cstsld s quartei

section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta. Agipilcant must sp- psar in person at the Domin n Lands Agency or Sub-Aasncy for the District. Entry by proxy may be msde st any Dominion Lands Agency out not Sub-Agency on certain conditions.

Dunes-Six months residence u n ssd ml tivstlon of the land in each of lirycs years. A hmnestosder may live within nine miles of his homestead _:P a. fsnn of st least do acres, on certain oo ilions. A habitable house is ro- Tctmdyaaapt when residence is performed la the

_ In certain dislalcts s hirnnrtesdsr in_ soodkzstgl

may pre-sm qua e -sect on so s is

l\‘:llutead. Price £3.01! per acre._ M

Duties Sis months residence in each of thru

yssrs after earning homestead patent; also 50 acres extra cultivation. rn-emptlon pstenimsybs on :stood ss soon ss homestead pmnt. on comin

A sstllorwho has sxlnssted llhhomsstosdrlllu

“ aofewultlvltionil Iibisct tot

~ f - '-w.*:w. cosy c.u. o.

cms an sionaforas inofio

ost-7~:iouslpa. U*

Norlcs ”'

l" fm

Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec- ln ommended by the Dept. of Agricul~ fo

edy for worms in sheep yet produced. po

ill .~ =~Fuily guaranteed. A dollar package '-0

treats s large flock. st

P0" P9-ld Pflce 51-90- to engage them and win the battle. -.

Silmmerside, P. E. 'I. 0

3 - .

fr 115 5 -a l 0! _

signal that the attack had been begun | '

and broke it up. You aviators who'

-_-- tie

A desirable farm of 66 acres of land cr

ln Uplon_ Klng’s County with good ca

ed and the remainder under second an

churches, mills and factories. About w two miles from' Bridgetown. an

For particulars apply to th

Upton, F

e MESSAllliU HIS

HiR0|l! ARMY

PARIS, July 29.-General Gouraud', e commander on the front east of - helms_ where the Germans in their 1, ffensive last week were stood by a } onewall defence, issued the follow- _ g to his army the day after the Ger-. -f-j

an offensive was checked: ° "To the Soldiers of the Fourth Ar- jj y:--On July 14, you crtislted tile ef- ~{ rt of fifteen German divisions sup flj rted by ten more. Their orders were reach the Marne that evening. You opped them just where_we decided if

“You have the right to be prouil,~ u heroic infantry machine :runners advanced positions, who got the'

5'.

w, you battalions and batteries who ushed it, you of the staffs who ro refully prepared the battle field. “lt ls a hard blow for_ the enemy d it is a splendid day for France. count upon you for the same result henever the enemy dares attack you d with all my heart as a soldier, I ank you."

-_-_.i_.____

OOD BOARD FLASHEB

FOR FEMNINE FOLK

How does your voluntary allowance I tg

bu an aft

llo

_ 1 - »> ._-v.i,:..*.':.'.-'.e_'_.__ -e. f ____ - - _ __-__-___ mroR1_‘A§1"_ Norlca ` '

‘1War-'lbns Cookery* A i

_nasal I

Sesllsaas asl‘llllressiTor~

. setr“Wsr-tiaellsskss-y”,'i\'u book oostsiss rscisasfehsea- by tlloisilgts as_tls.hst and xr ~|sostprscficslr_0li|lta ssliaiii- 1 ted in osrtrsoat cssl priss ~ itil istssileil to assist in filo omlssmtios of _ food and to sled savings in _'__ lions cooking and lnking.i

Amtlvvodby Canada Food Board.. z;

annnsss_

E:w. nina co. Lu.

'ronoN'ro, camps ~

AMOND3 DlDN’T G0

' DOWN WITH LUSITANIA

NEW YORK, July 31.-Stories of rled treasure are frequent enougll d probably will be even more so el' this war is over and fiction writ- s begin to weave their tales of rnli- ns of dollars recovered mm ships

FURNITURE SALE 5?

We arc authorized by the owners De

day, the first day of August_ com- BU mencing at 1 o’ciock p. m. in the W

ing of parlor_ bed room, dining room T and kitchen furniture, oil cloths and he

Terms cash. . C0

BENJ. CARTER C0 , in

Good Business Stand ie

and warehouse, also another building L0

tion Pllpe Organ, manulactured by th

Grace Methodist church, is for sale. th

for less than two thousand dollars. 2 will soil ora lm-o'n. Ala in l t- g

l o a

is GD n

No. 185 Euston street. Charlottetown, Z:

to remove organ from church. The Ba

._ - . '-J`\\ on

mercantile business. The sample room BU

mpare with the British ration? Fig-_‘df

The adult is allowed a pound of meat ` th r week and the child half a pound. gh

The bacon ration' is the same, with a Yo

pplenlentary allowance for heavyith

f’

es of lard per head are allowed. la he sugar ration is half a pound per so ad. The milling extraction for an

read is now 90 per' cent in Britain as in

ln'a Police Court. sr

' -- D I an

“You say you are a British sub- ct?" z S11 "Yes, sir.f’ - 10 “Have you anything -to prove it." lh "No, slr.” ‘°f “Sing the first verse of the Nation-lli l "God save our Gracious king. UB

nd him-send, send him-blamed 111 I know any more of lt.’ lil" "I‘hat's all right, you’re a Britlsh'b0 meet." Dr

is l____|--m

village. F

on thc premises » Province of Prince Edward island. Ba

(L.

PIPE ORGAN »~-

.For Sale 7 B

ttmuod usbltestios of thhalveruss li atlsls-I w

Y . .

donald, Lieutenant Governor of the

Province of Prince Edward Isla

etc., etc., etc

Whereas, it is eminently desirable Th at Sunday the 4th day of August xt being the Fourth Anniversary oi'

e Declaration of the War should bc

Hom and is operated by motor or _rttingly and devoutly commemorated

hand power, Can he inspected and th

I Have Therefore Thought Fit by la d with the advice of His Mo.jesty’s

der and direct that Sunday_ the said an urth day of August next, be and the be me is hereby set apart and declared Fu day of public prayer of intercession 64 d commemoration in all the urches and places of worship in this ovince and I do most heartily in

“_ ation and all our loyal subjects to do

_ _ :fl ' all

' e worthy of the occasion. in

the War jg

A PROCLAMATION 5,,

CANADA . so

-ltr".-_ 7 ~-'~'f"’If-x < til , - in ...

.lr _'.'f.~.;. A--._' '_-l~ *Q ho

S.) _ no C. Macdonald, W(-_ Lieutenant Governor. tra His Honor Augustine Colin Mac- MS

this Province thereby emphasizing

e unity of all the Communities of ' e Empire in their unwavering de rmination to crown with victory the eat cause for which the war was sh

dertaken and is being fought. po

ecutive Council of this Province to to

e the clergymen of every denomin-

in their power to make the day

Do Also Order and Direct tha' F0

Aim-lun Nswsenv, ° ll-I-ll'~PHAllNlA¢_>V l-T0'-» ' WMMlJ& "

,\";_ pmy1,,¢|.| g¢¢f¢u|»y_ t Montague. torpedo boat destroyers w o accom- _ __

65|-7-30M6l. " 577-7-Sibttf. "‘ panied her raced to attach the enomy_ 578-7-26Mthu8tutf. » _ ___ _ :L _ _ _ _ . _ - __-. ___

_ ._ _ .__ _._ A.” -- '- ‘-~ - , _ . _

e it out and see. _qu

orkers and adolescents. Five ounces wa butler and mHI'ga1”1Il€ and tW0 0l1ll~ been picked up floating on the sea in

mpared with 94 per'cenit in Gel'- na any. by

ln 1915, just before the Lusltanla

cal ins

e insurance risk on a $13,000 box

e had read the warnings in the New

Anthem." YO

ng live our noble king; Am

ans would be brutalenough to send

ttom of the oceani. He took ap-

oximstoly $9.000 or the risk.

The Lusltanla was sunk. The dia- onds were given up as lost. After-~-----Notltifla'-~~WhlCl1W~--112-B--0£C11Ued ~-L'-L due period of waiting, the local former White Sl-81' liner Bi*/65 YIHVY

° - 1' i. i l over

_r;_c;_nlpanies paid the loss on them. men any cause or msgv_ngs

rpedoed in the war zone, but stories floating treasure are not heard ite so often. So when one hears at insurance companies after paying e loss on diamonds sent from New rk to London on the Lusitania and ought to be lost forever, after- ids learned that the diamonds had

wooden box, it seems' like a veritable a yarn-almost unbelievable. It tually happened, however, and the surance companies that .were fortu-

te enough to get their money back finding of the diamonds originally lued at $30,000, were two Bangor ms. the Merchants insurance Co. d the Union Insurance Co.

lied, the New York agent of the

urance houses took part of

diamonds, consigned to London.

rk Herald that the Lusitania would

sunk, but, like other guileless erlcans, dldn't believe the Ger-

ndreds of innncentipeople to the

e incident was thought closed when

e day came word from London that ` measures and methods showed up to e jewels had been recovered. After excellent advantage and indicate that other time of waiting. thy were the Entente naval forces can alwayfl ld at an enhanced value and the be counted on to make the enemy pay ilgor firms got their money back. -dearly for every attemlli U9 mfmes-

t seems that the express' agent on

e Lusltaniu had taken the precau- . _SECOND LARGEST SUNK. n to pile al lthe valuables in the NEW YORK, July '27-The Justicla_ fe on deck after the torpedo struck with her gross tonnage of about 33.- ping that some of them - would 000, was the second largest ship sunk at. Tile diamonds did float and during the war. The Britllllllifl- 8 re picked up by a government White Star liner of 45,000 gross tons. wier, sent to London and- adver- was sunk in the Aegean Sea in Nev-

ed for the rightflil owner to come ember_ 1916. The Lusltania was of

for them. about 52,000 tons.

nd’ The rightful Owner did n0l- wme Ofilciels of the Holland-American

for them because he was German! line, for which the Justlcia was built

0 Sinking Of the Illlsitaflil 1180 l>l‘0- to .which it would have reverted after.

` the war, sa-id today she was valued at

important Meeting of

Knights_¢iPythias‘ ‘

Thursday evening at eight o’ciock on her last _tmp from an Auantlg am- I“B'tallau°“ °f °m°e"”‘ Im' port the Justlcle was commanded by rtant matters to be di_scussed,___re- Captain A_ E_ Hambenon and “fried "Ve tb-l.G'"l'"°.d~;fld._€° .’9.¥F.l°¢'.'& at nearly 10000 troops, considerably in mmerside. Those planning to go mnnecuoi, with the Bmking of the Grand Lodge by automobile should excess of he, ,Med capa¢|.¢y_ and a end so that reservation in cars may 15900 ton cargm She was 3 triple made. Refreshments will be served screw wrbm driven .,esge1_ capable of H ““'e“da“°e 'B fequwted' eighteen knots, and had -nine steel 3'7'30M2- decks and three funnels'

.NOTICE

The adjourned annual general meet- E g of the Charles Dalton Silver Black American "oo" to urope'

C Ll ltd ill li hid

~ xompany, me,w ee ~

M0lldl1y. U10 Fifth dill/.Of Al-|811!! IIB!! in the Board of Trade Rooms ln Char- modem passenger "ner for the trade

fwm the hour of 1 o’ciock nm. be ob louoiown on rhnrnloy, tho sin any "°""°°“ New 'Y°"‘ “"d 'R°"°'9“~m°-

served as n. public holiday in this Pro- of August, 1918, at the hcur_ of Z but she hnevgr °“t°r;’d_ "_‘;d°°;“’_‘:Z

vlnce in order that the event may be gmac); _ m_ _ _ Where t "°l5'-w°"° M9" 8

further commemorated on that day By grzor of the dirooboli- m“snmcenm"";‘\¥Eed. _“hd decorated

by the formal passing of the Resolu- A g_ wA|sgu|;1~QN_ . . _ _ _ tion submitted by the Imllerlal author " A Secretary woiggnz 'lmtefadt' B"'i“‘“ - _~ ' `

ities and also by the formal opening 6064.27 mm t ' ' " °“ ‘°°mp-'tp' \ B . . ‘~ '

or tho soldiers' convalescent Home. ""3 d“““"‘i Si°'°"\ehin‘Comnany ruth' .__.'l`l18 .A"Iltl_al,._St';0ttlSh flames directed bf Charlottetown and by me perform 'td "'° -'““‘°'° °'°' “’ “‘° ""““"‘ edonian Cl b of P E Island will be held onthe rounds

d t it d th vessel 'for some - » \ - ~

:.';°f.?; 3:12..:f:.":;.;‘;';,‘:r.::7'f,l“:.'.:.:.: NUTIGE S-"21-’-fel-~°»f--»--».-f»»°~f»- "‘° °“°"°‘***°"“ ”“”‘““ "°"‘ "‘»‘»°°°i"-“°" -°"-

all loyal and loving subjects in this --_ I “nd ”“P°"°°' "'° " 4 I l I I ~ ' -A ` I "

p,-,,,,,,c, ,N ,.,,,,,,,,.,,d to ,aka ,,,,,,c,, All who in-o inaobioa to tho mills' ',,oNnoN. .nlly zis.-rl-om tin-os to wednesda ' ~ and govern m,,m,e|ye, acéordmlll _Pharmacy Ltd., Montague, and who eight su_bl\_tarinos.'tsrt_a_`~ said to"ba,§e _ » _ _ y, __ . _ _ qmm under my Mm, ,nd me G,-ea; have received their accounts- are re- _been coheerned -in'ths"attaclt on the ' ' _ "-

g,,,,| of thu, p,0v|,,c,_ at gm,-|,,¢¢g. qudsted to either psy or make settle- Justlcla,l_occo_r_ding_ t;__tho_ A mah _.1 programme of events has beenananged 8|”

ww", gm. ¢wemy.n|n¢h day 0; Ju", ment by note before August 5th. at which ssjys the fllhg _gan at_ . racing__and_l-lothing kept out to make thhan

in me you of om- Lm-¢ one mon., the Bank of Nova Scotia, Montague. F‘rlday.dft.Ut'nolitt hnd l_ ted Inari- f » . Q f r I" whoattend __not_ do . .L-»‘ion_

and ning hundred and e|3|1t'e9n_ “M ‘After that date the books will -be tently untll~8"oturda`y J 0 .-‘ ` ~ _ ,__ mx .

in the pimp ye" on Ht. M¢_|"¢y'| handed over to _our Mum-nay Mr. 8. ship sank about 1to'c_:;lt fn il8t_&lld_0_lh€l’_‘P_lYflCUlBl’8 S88 Pf0Iflmme_~

|-o'|gn_ B. Hessian, for collection. n00u__att _ - or _ _ I _ -.~-~ - - . “

By command ' _ _ nredyi- gllgeruit * , . _

iw-i

" , .- BHAUIAUUUA

v As the public are likely to be inter- ested -in the financing of the Charlotte- town_ Chautauqua. the Guardian has obtained from the treasurer of the `Guarantors, Mr. C. H. Black, statement of accounts. It may be .mentioned that thirty seven gentile- mefn guaranteed to dispose of $1500 worth of tickets before the date -of

this total by $177.00 or $1677 in nu. The Guarantors were alloiwed $120 for

advertising and other necessary ex- -penses but incurred' only $101.62, re- turning _the balance -to’the Supt., Dr. Jesse H. Holmes.

The summary of accounts submitted Dr. Holmes was as follows:

y total receipts from sale of tickets . . . ... ...$1677.00 ess Chautauqua Drafts paid $1440.00

S 101.62

$1521.62

mance $135.38 which was handed to Dr._ Holmes by cheque.

it will thus be seen that 'the Chau-

tauqua was not only very S\1CC€SSf\l~ but most economically conducted. it should be mentioned that the receipts above mentioned were for season .tick- etc only, the Guarantors having noth- ing. to do with the receipts at the gate.

_The Chauatauqua management were very much pleased with their F9099' ti-on and patronage in Charlottetown.

The contract for next year having

been signed and' delivered. Chautau- qua ls an assured feature for next summers

duced an antl~German feeling in London that made it unatlvisllble f0\' him lo claim his property- S0 10|' many months,lthe jewels lay unclaim- ed. The insurance companles, by some mischance, were not notified Illli-il 3 short time ago, when the stones were put up at auction an dthe money thei' had paid refunded. This seems like a bit of fiction, but it can be confirmed right here in Bangor. '

lto _B

L LessExpenses

i 1

Fmssr sronv lu ANNALS or

Flour AGAINST U-BOAT

AN llllSl-1 PORT, July 27.-The

story of the *fight between the German

submarne and the Justicia, if it could he told, would make one of the finest stories in' the annals of anti-submarine warfare.

the submarine war., The _defensive

$10,000,000, and was built to be one of the finest passenger ships on the trans-Atlantic service. She was suD~ posed to be as nearly unslnkable as modern ship construction would make her. _

The Justicla was designed as tl

nearly approached the dimensions of the great steamer Vnderland, now in the service of the American govern- ment and being used for a carrier of

T-he Justlcan was designed ns a_

cabins, saloons d ‘lrtalrways rough

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the first meeting. Not only did the J "_ 4,! §,a Guarantors do so, but they exceeded ' - -*_ ` `

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