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1, -W. K. INIOUGAN. Glohctea ls- wu Guardian sgaattliamnim

-NEW TELEPHONE.-Quite a

number of new telephones have lately been placed in the neighborhood of Springfield. W

` -Houuavs oven.-'ro the my or _ some and to the regret of others. the

Most ot the scholars are looking welll

country schools opened on Tuesday. Y

after their vacation. A number oi ed

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diaisagwnva eenu.

-TMI BURNING DAILY Guardian

be obtained at Lallsrtrs Tensor-

-DNI ¢lN1’ word each inur-

Iiaia ,

Inim '

Cl-ll lat

Parlelra. Snmnanldo.

IESTEIII PEISDIILS

-Miss May Cullen, Hope lliver. lslted Summeralde on Monday.-K. -f»--

-Dr. Brown of Charlottetown, vlslt-

Kenaington and Mill Valley last

.V new teachers have been engaged in _

},` ~,,\\ ` *JJ different parts of the county. W week' K' 1 l'

i \ .

5 > -como 'ro ENGLAND-it is with 1 " :.'$'ff`°'i'°i5If.f¢f.hfff..f.f'1'i1.?-f‘;°ii`;§.-Ttiirle “‘ “°““‘“"°“ °‘“' “““"‘°‘“*“~“"'

Y / their beloved rector: the Rev. Frank

/ R O L 0 G. Hasden. is about to leave them and w

to return to England. During his stay . - . __ - he ,ms cndeamd mmseu not only to iisiting at her home in Clermont. l\

-Mr. William Power of Red Bank.

Miramichi) N. B.. is visiting relatives

~-Mrs. Edward Mac.-\ulay ol Bos- ii. (nee Miss Katie MacDonald) is

-Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunbar of Alma.

his own congregation, but to all vrhi.

i ‘have met lim. His many friends

Y E A S ish him further and continuous suc Sselllgzntilisfg,-Tl:e\:,1v‘_] as guest or meme

sl when the time comes for him to

T5 00 _

1* take up his new work_ \\

Jupiter Pluvius does'nt pull out the rain plugs on Aug. 23rd. the biggest

-Mrs. P. Turner of Moncton, N. B.,

and her mother, Mrs. Smith, are

-NEW ANNAN RACES- Ii old the guests of friends at 0‘Leary.-W.

-Mrs. Thomas H. Leard uf Alber-

-The friends and relatives of Pte crowds that ever attended the races ion is visiting her son. the Rev. L. J.

Horace R. Taylor, 105th Overseas Ca- at New Annan will be there. "Soine- Lehi-d at the Parsonage, pleasant val.

naiilan l>lighlaii¢ier§'°will he pleased to thing doing every minute,” will be the

'n . _

learn from letters received by his pai

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. 'i"aylor. will be an innovation for racing on Freetown, of his safe arrival in Eng- P. E. Island. Those 2.30 horses that been spending a short time as' guest land. Private ’l‘a_vlor is delighted with have been "stalling" and “bacillus and England, and the sights he has already filling" iw as not to get mile records

seen: He and his friend, Tommy W

Geddes, formerly of Glasgow, Sw; free for nil, with such horses as

tchword The seven furlong race

ill have to race for “blood." The

ley.

-Mr. J. H. Foley of Maddock has

ot Mr. and Mrs. G. Strong. at Cape

olfe.--\‘l'.

-Mr. Paul Thomson and dau-

land, are planning n trip to Scotland }“i'i"'f@b5 Emi- 313191’ Palvli- H1111 H91' Killer. Miss Thomson. Margate. S1120!

in me near gum,-e_ en lt. and not forgetting Hilda S. 5

eumasnetos Manitsrs, Faioav. GW' vf°<|"¢€di The exhibilins 0'

Butter, (creamery.) lb. Butte,-1 (dal,-,,) n,_ 23 to 24 lions in America. and the trapeze ex- were visiting at Mill Valley (Kensin-

csimnns 19 to zo " Eggs' (tram) dot f 16 an almost continuous performance.

Hides’ 1b_ 14 cheap fares and convenient train

Hay, (ioose,) ton. $13.00 to 814.00 il Hay, (pressed,l ton. $15.00 to $18.00 a

Oats. (whlte.l hush. Oats, iblack,) bush.

Potatoes. bush.

Straw, (pressed,) ton.

When bush

t, _

Wool, (washed) lb. Wool, (unvrashed.l lb,

60 ` 50

$7.00

$1.20 to $1.40

48 Ie . -

‘oldest li in ina f mil W

05 around htm? hal; h‘:rh:;:“,?i¥le,_v_b1x$ to Alberta and Saskatchewan, respect-

year. Ile enjoys good health,` eats iv

plain Aubrey, one of the most

\'cw Annan Station. 1521-8-71111

--KENSINGTON NONOGENAFUAN

njovs the distinction of being the I

three square into-is each day, and-

few days at Victoria the guest of

‘E i'i`he most consistent racer P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Les.--V.

C .

-Miss Gertrude Mac Elroy, Tig-

A _

28 beautiful and speediest carriage stal- nish, and Miss Ethel \\/hite. Ottawa.

ibition between the heats will give gtonl last week.-K.

-Miss Mary Gall-l-van, head cash-

rrangenients from all parts ol P. E. ier in one of the departments of the Bland. H. R. Mouse. Kensington. will Copley Plaza hotel. Boston. is spend- ttend to transportation to and from ing her' vacation with her friend. Miss

. P

tricla MacDonald, Mill Valley.-K.

-Miss Maud Harrington and Miss

fm- -f ““:.~i:.S::::;“i-sbs*':.s:.c;1'r:-.si-

estern Canada, are returning shortly*

ely.~K.

--Mr. and Mrs McPherson, with

smokes ibut not to excess) as he has _ .

done for seventy'-five vears. The old meh' "me 5° 0' nufcheste N-B

gentleman is inhterestirig to talk to, a _

YORK POINT FERRY. “pemany when he lens of condm0ns_ about Prince £ontit,.__ On Monday they.

li. 1'. .

re i-pending it short time in driving

MOTOR BOA DOLPHIN. eom . nd _ , _ _ 0 P E I M d _ called upon the Rev. and Mrs. Brodit Wl|lAI;IeavePVXrk Point gntyfvg ang1(i';f,tyn_,_.9a,.B n;(,_“formi:,_ at Maddock. vi

Mori. 8.30 Tues 8.30 `Wed. 8.30 Thur. 8.30 Fri. 8.30 Sat. 8.30 Sun. 10.00

- M' P- M- RM- stance, he remembers when Summer-

1.30 1.110 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1 30

400 7-00 side was called “Green's Shore" and _

the community consisted of three ('h°"I°“°'°W“ *Dem 8 Week Wm!

400 0

d H . . pa ,H attributed tu his wen temperate There was a niusicfest each evening, habits of life and strong constitution.

7.00 He was always a steady consistent “tration” M the lates' dancell and 7 0 v '

wellin houses His extras nofllfe M

orker at physical labor till with the

iss Patricia MacDonald Mill Valley

-Miss' Nora and Zita Dalton of

e Misses Dalton gave demon-

eatricals which were an innovation

~ . r \

will Leave Pownal Wharf. last twenty years. His interest in in Mm V““eY-'”K-

A. M. P. M. P. M. happenings of the present day is fail-

ing, but lie can talk vividly of hap- penings that occurred seventy-live years ago.. He always read everything that was procurable in early days on

Mon. 11.00 Tues. 11.00 Wed. 11.00 Thur. ` 11.00

2.00

5.00 4.30 4.30 4.30

Fri. 11.00 Sat. 11.00

Sim. 12.30 2.00

When not interfering with tho time

table special trips will he run to a

comodute picnic parties.

4.30 4.30 4.30

G. W. MlLFOftD, In charge.

1722-7-29MStt1w`k. '

(3.

1*. E. island, and took a great inter.- est in world politics, particularly tht. rumors oi war, and warlike prepara- Itions in Europe, and now, irony oi ‘fate, when the big war which hc always predicted is raging. his mind is not able to grasp the situa- tion. Barrlng accident. it ls' expected lie will livc to ,pee the century mark. -K.

There is more (`-atarrh in this scc‘ion of the

WITH PIEALISIS

Rockefeller Engzges Noted Japanese Scientist to Experiment.

PLAGUE I8 SPREADING.

Germs Weil Developed In Little Ani- mals From Philippines.

NE\V YORK. Aug. 9.-- Backed by

' 7 country than all other diseases put together and

.for yearsitwas supposed to heincurnbic. Doc- the mmmns ‘ff ',000 D- R0°k9f9"2-

:urs prescribed iocairemedit--_ and by Etinmsriy Dr. Hidyo Nognchl, “the strategist of

' _ failing to cure with loualtreatment, pranounctd baCleri0I0KY»" 039 300 011! 00 Iilltl il

The S. S. Halifax will sail from

Charlottetown for Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax every

Tuesday at mid-night. Return-

iniz from Boston every Saturday

at 6 p. m. For further informa- tion apply to

JAS. CARRAGHER,

Ch’town, P.E.I, Agent.

mi.

it incurable; Calarrh isa lov'_al disease. greatly influenced liy coiistilutlonal conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's (fatnirh Vurc, manufactured by F. J, (_‘h¢n¢»y& _Co , Toledo, Ohio, is 1| constitutional remedy, il taken intemally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucoun Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars rew|rd~i`| offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure fnila to cure. Send for circulars , and testimonials.

F. I. CHENEY & C0.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold bv dwszim. 75c.

l{all's Family Pills for Constipation.

iii '1-3-F1 ,,Yi__=

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I ” se. tn. and rained

7 eco rliiria dinner i-.nt

skilful Japanese ar- lists. Every piece hand- painted,-97 pieces in the set ....$28.

//4 7 '77-it 1

“"3 _ ,.

Japanese Dinner Set /' 1~

is n ‘ 0,

Thisil-pi‘ . _ '.

beauty. ll. is real hand-painted Nippon

wiirc, showing ull the fliie work of the '_ ' f //~ / , I

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--‘ naman-1

; _..-for jlhe Fall ,. School _0l¥@11i118

rvxw-for

LI 1 ‘L_

_ suit.

...We h_ave~an ex- qéllqgt range of repl maniiulivatyies in

;, goodolothes for your lt, boy here now. You can get the suits in ‘ . or bloomer -~“1~=':..°.:"°.:: ” lolkfstirle- _

50 ` V ‘$0.1 -

Reuben

Fw: '

.pk

1,-

. ff _ T - h 1 s th`s fall. your boy

axneog 30%." And this istheplaae

One thing about

ourfauiu you candt- pend ulpon-_-they

_ wear we and _llald

their shape. _ y look smart and' sty- lialvmid 'are tailored tofit and _lass All sizes. P-need from 85.00 up

Tupilne

-. f. .~"',f<V1=,.,il- Kensington - ,_

Y' .

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cure for infantile paralysis.

The disease today killed and at-

tacked more than 200 more babies, briusini; ihetotsi deaths to 1.068 out of 4.842 reported cases. Deputy Health Commissioner Billings said the city could expect 10,000 cases before the epidemic is controlled.

Dr. Noguchi and the country's lead-

ing pathologists and bacteriologists are working day and night to evolve a specific. Scientists place their greatest hopes iii the Japanese, whose brilliant laboratory conquests in the tliteen years of his association with Dr. Simon Flexner have been notable.

Dr. Noguchl is spending practically

all of his working hours in his labora- tory at the Rockefeller Institute. His assignments, it is said. was the per- sonal direction of John D. Rockefelleii, Mr. Rockefeller, one of his advisers today told the lnternational_News Ser- vice. ia willing to spend any amount in the search for il specific. _

The informant said the institute re-

iceived o shipment of monkeys from

South America this week. These are being used hy Noguchi and his as- -sistants. _ `

_Another shipment is due shortly

from the Phllilpines. Using these little animals as media, Dr. Noguchl hopes to work oubihe life cycle of the dread poliomyelitis germ just as was done with the material germ in the mosquito and the huhoiiic plague germ ln. the flea. _

Two of the eminent scientists as-

Ffritlay expressed the opinion that the chief hope for New York's crilillled

laboratory work. They did not place rtiitch faith in the blood serum which wab_t_es_ted with varying results in the Willard Parker Hospital. This treat- rheht has been abandoned. it was learned yesterday. There was an in-

,tipliclent supply of the serum and re-

sults were negative it was stated itsmi-oineuiiy.

Biirseoiu of the New York 'i‘hi-oat 10' e and,Lnng Hospital. on Blast 50th

eet. cling to their faith in the

atfn treatment. recommended by

Samuel James Meitzer. Dr. ill. J. llllltgham, chief executive surgeon

at the hospital. today tuned ati invita- tioh to medical men to coma to the in- sfltution.

A conference of charity. social ser-

vi and health workers met in Conti

stoner' iililterlonls=~oiilce'today. it decided to enlist the service of as

_ nysgenetel al possible in a house-

' itlou ftaitotd.

sembled in _New York Thursday and

children lies in exhaustive but speedy.

' ‘ - .vm

omiluwrlngowu scannin-

Auousr 17. 1915

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. 'I1' rave tommy ts tau mvmeo . mn. tt: i~|¢WIL¢1'1' it ow-

dian stent for and viclnltr-

the Montague'rloge. The two stake classes are llllsd with nineteen en-

.RBARGAINS In all lines carried.

considering advance in prices, especi- ally ln whitewear._ D. k A. Corsets (1 grey and white cottomand insn$,;.\l.li€i c

..*HOLY TRINITY, GEORGE-4

TOWN--There will be services on the| above church on Sunday next at 11 t

_l '1`

s interested in the work are ex t

to help In a worthy cause.

ii tm- advertising in thh column must accompany nrdk.

..°(lN! CENTDU word each ln-

h _

.FCORNMEAI-v CRACKED CORN.

..°T. GORDQN I , ~' ts Guardian BRAN. MlDiJl.iNGs, Flour and i-‘eed

Representative Ga

ts at lowest market prices. Mex

and McGrPS°l‘. Montalml- ‘

i _ ». - l

Leon

.faessnver Aus; som, im for 1511-s-irm 11.

..°THE ENTRIES for the 2.20 trot

tries. The entries tothe 2.20 class and pace for the Montague races Aug. trot and pace close Thursday, Aug. 30th.. close Thursday, Aug. 17th. The 17. Dont't forget, to mail your en- purse is $200 and three seconds, al- try to-day. 150'!-9-16M2i. lowed trotters. Entrance fee e per

2... cent. of purse.

1507-9-163121.

te the en ries (lose for the 220 ss in the Montague races_ Mail

..°1'Hun§toAv, AUG. mn. is ins

il . I .

lines. McLeod and McGregor. Mont- your entries ttrduy to the Sec'y, 'l‘._(.i. ague. 1511-8-17111 li Ives. Entrance fee is only $10 with

chance to win $200. 1507-9-16M2i_

..*WEDDING BELLS.--The Presby- rian nianse Soni-is, was the scene o>

9 . -

am., and 7 p. m., Sunday School al an interesting erciit on Friday. Aug. 2.30 11- m- Choir practise on Saws inn, when in-_ Harry si. Francis. oi day at 8 p. m., Mr. Clement Mitchell Fortune Bridge, was united in marriage will ofiiciate. to

Miss Ethel _\iacEweii, of Sohria lie ceremony was performed by Rev.

..*THE W_P.A. FOR RED CROSS A. MacKay, assisted by Rev. K_ M.

WORK intend holding their Annual Munro, of First_l’resliyterinr1 cliui'cli_ Spinning Bee on Friday, the 18th lust.. Boston. Immediately after thi-. cere inthe Public Hall, Murray Harbor. All many Mr_ and Mrs. Francis left by indie » rain for (‘h:irioitc'.-r~.‘ii and otnei --i-fi--I to be present with their wheels, ports. '

r i

1512-B-I7 in 1|. l

..*NOTES FROM THE FAR EAST.

“Amongst the, strangers who ,arc vlsiting at Elmira this week are Rev H. G. Mellick. B.D., Pastor of the Law- rencetown, N. S., Baptist church, and Mrs. Mellick. Rev. Mr. Melllck is a brother of the genial and obliging Postmaster. and may be reckoned with the successful Islanders abroad. An- other esteemed townsman now on a short visit, is Mr. George B_ McEach ern, of H. M. Customs. Ottawa. An other of the successful Islanders, Mr. John F. Whear. Post Oiiice Inspector. was also a visitor during the week. die found the poet ofifcp in splendid shape. Everything A1. which speaks

order business has assumed gpch eii

thousands of dollars pass through tliii. 7 post otllce yearly, mostly tothe mall order houses away, as well as largt amounts for the big mail order house in Sumnierside. Miss Estella M. S Harris and Miss Etta (‘. Holland are ` alxo visiting their parents, and Mrs. V Emett Murphy, formerly Miss Helen McPhee, is also on a visit to her oln _ home at Lakeville. 1-layinig is almost ‘

to save it. makes ,the isrrner's heart RY rejoice. Crops are looking fine. Wheat- 0' oats and potatoes promise to he bum- H

with isi-ge iisiiiiig estsbitsiimeiitsfs

good money. Letters from "Our,-‘\ Boys" of the 105th reached here last K

parents and friends of these brave soldier lads, gone to fight our battles - K

sincere wish and prayer.-Pro temp-er.

SUBSCRIPTION, BRITISH SAILOR8'

RELIEF FUND.

Previously acknowledged $1857.50 George Lightizer, City 10-00 McDonald & Rowe 10.00 A. E. Dewar 10.00 nr_ G. 'r. Aiisy 5.00 Benjamin Rogers 5.00 Mrs. Blanche Smallwood. 1.00 A. M. Bums 1-00 Mrs. L. Vickerson 1-00 Mrs. C.. Wise -50 in-lend -50 in-lend, °"‘ -10 Mrs. Arthur G. Lisertwood,

Texas 25-00

Sidney Richardson, St. E1-c.-I

nor's 1-00

Mrs. Sidney Richardson 1-00 asv. i~‘. i-i. iiunt 5.00 A. J_ Craswell 5-00 Mrs. Charles Mulch. Cherry

' Valley

Miss Emma White, York Point

T015] $1940.10

J. M. HUGH ES- _

Sec’y-'l‘rsasurer_

1.00 .50

1522-8-l7M1i.

Ma ic00ervilina"Curas

g Toothacha, Earache

IT RELIEVEB EVERY EXTERNAL PAIN

Guru, Colds, coughs, Bari TN'°l*- Tight Cheat ana Hoareanau

lt’a when sickness ctlmtil I¢~Ui8hf~

when you are far from the dtiitlilf or the doctor, that‘s when you ‘H9120 Nerviline most. Experienced mothers are never without it. One of the chil- dren may have toothache. Without Nerviline-a sleepless night. for the entire household. With Nerviliiie the pain is relieved quickly. It ml? be earache. perhaps ii. stil! nook. °\'_°“° of the kiddies coughing with a had chest cold. Nothing can |110 ll\ii¢|¢°\' results than vigorous ratbhlnl Wm! this ‘old~time family rome 7.

Nsrviline is too useful. too 151111010

to he without. For iuin .. ill”

back, seiatica or neurk is no liniment with half of llIll¢'! WW'

erAto penetrate] and ememw :l:|l:;)me_

s a am y la

thing to ward oil' sic I lid I0 ¢\“`° the minor ills that will occur ln ev- ery Iamilg to cure pai! `U,Qr:\l°lirl- you can nd nothing tootllll V ,_ W 'old-time Nsrviiine, _wtiisii 3% tom 'years has been the most. Will!!! ‘U00 family remedv in the Th” mont economical me is 'lt' _ 50c- fimilr size bottle. llllll if |50- Ali dealers sell NONIIIQQ 4,. U.

'gl 'Ai;BEllION ..l'::;lf.S..?3:*.‘tl*.‘$.i.°?.;1t tiilgu to ii;ult,),~aas§:|i,i\¢_t1°r» gulrlliiteedtlg __ 10"” '"0

on a mivur to sgi M li . . _ ."3-..'¢.f'-:.‘:f.°°:.'°.‘::‘:’l“.:.':.:'-’" 3" “GUS -nl.-."i’i

i o . srs‘ to' \ - 1- ‘ -1 - te ow case: quickly and isolate ~ U`

~ ‘"4-'.'-"-LY

done Bountiful crops, good weather Ch0"l°U9t°Wn 091).

pers Fishing is also good and now F"e09f|0t°“ '40

' ' 40

evening, making glad the hearts of,;l’°9¢°W11 - -30

Vrignish $1.15

New Annan

Horse Races

Wéd. Aug. 23rd 1916

Tiiree Classes Purses $500

well for the postmaster. The money Fife for an Trot and i:a‘c‘-' order branch. which was opened here- Purse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$Z I0

a year ago ls a great `convenierice tt | S ot and Pace the people, especially since the mai. ec a S Tr $150

ormous proportions. Hundreds o1"2,30 ,C1333 T1'0t and Pace

Furlong Purse...... .... _.$150

SPECIAL TRAINS

CHEDULE OF TIME. AND FARES.

° Fare. Tiiiie

ernon. und liitermediztte stations ~ $1.00 7.10 a.m. hnrlottetown .90 ur. 8.10

8.30 8.46 9.18 9.30 9.447 10.16

oyalty Jct. .80 orth Wiltshire .60 unter River .55

nieraid Jct. .

rm" here the mhermen are making-t‘ape Traverse (i'eg_) .S0 7.00 -

7.20 7.40 10.27 10.38 10.48

lbany (regular) _G5 inkora (regular) .55

elvin .20 eiislngtoii .15

May they return safe and sound is thc' New A000" ‘“`~ 1}l;0;e

Fare

8.45 a.iii_ 9.20 9.48 10.08 10.53 10.59 11.27 11.47

Albertoii 1.00 Bloomfield 1.00 0'Leary .90 Ellerslle, .60 Port Hill .00 Wellington .45 Miscouchc .210 Sumrriersltle :ii'. 12.15 p.ni. Sumnierside .15 lisp. 1.30 Travellers Rest .10 1.40 New Aniinii ur. 1.50

Tickets at single fi rst-class will

be issued hy morning trains, August 23rd, from Elmira,Snuris, Georgetown, Montague, York and intermediate stations, good to re turn by special to _Charlotte- town and regular train of next dav to destination. '

This will be a great gala day’s

racing, near? all the best horses on the Islan will start.

Among other attractions the

beautiful Stal l ion CAPT. AUBREY, 2.07 1-2, son of Peter- The-Great, will give an exhibi- tion of speed between heats by oermissiou of his owner, il/lr. John Richards, Bideford.

The Summerside _ Band and

other Amusements will be on the grounds. Dinner and tea tables, ice cream and temperate drinks. Admission 25 cen_ts For any information write the

Secretary.

J. A.__Mt:D_ONALD,

Clermont, P. E. I .

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Eastern Steamship _ Lines

ALL~THE-WAY BY WATER. INTERNATIUNAL LINE. 8. S. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER NOR DINGLEY.

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The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd

mails, passengers and freight leaves Picton every onday and Thursday af- B ter arrival of morning express from P ‘<ls1ii‘ax, for the Magdalen Islands call-

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