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CHRONIC DISEASES cunsfnvn 'rana'rmnN'r sy nu

month `in advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown, P.lil.l., Canada. HOURS. 13 to 8 daily. NOW

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J. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Public Ollce Newecn Bleek, Charlottetown Branch office, Georgetown Issuer to Lean on Beal letate ‘

S. S. HEBBIAN _smimi-. aollouor. Notary Public, sto-| UONIY TO LOAN. womens. P. s. 1,

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'hotograpl-ry.

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The Best Eye Service

Having recently return-

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am now in a position to give my patrons the very est eye ser'vicé'r‘6btainab e. _

My parlor 1s fitted _ with

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The womans Home dampen-

lon August ‘Nc.» ~‘

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Ali the beet Mspexlnes pub- nenea received pp uma. 5: Canadian and American

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course in Optometery and . was awarded my diploma, I _

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Parkman.

p _ .,.eMR. HAROLD P. GORDON is Zuma. V Calltllljllat acooinpany order.

Bu S ,£"°. °°°"5°l°"° U"-".‘“*“ ."°|“'°|°|\W Minimum chlrle twenty-live cents.

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1 Q. ..!WOMlN’8 lNl‘l'l1'U'i'l.-_- The, of the Georgetown Royalty school

Georgetown Women's Institute still -,have engdgsd Miss Ada E. Gorriop,

continues to do good work. The ladies iBrudensll. as teacher, rqr the coming A

_,have nov succeeded in obtaining large year. Her many _friends wish Miss qnrlka'

,quantitlsi of wool and intend to con- _Gordon every success in _her new nom

_vert it to yarn at the Town Hall on-

of labor. ‘V G ` V

_'rant-may afternoon, August mu, rob' V e '

-snake socks for the soldiers. G

If ..°HOME IMPROVEMENT. - Mr.` William 0’Brien, assisted by Mr. Hen- ry Samrpson. Georgetown, has finish- ed painting the residence of Mr. D. A.

_McDouald. The work reflects great credit on Mr. O“Brien, both' for the tasteful _blending of the colors as wel. as the skill with which they were ap- plied. Mr. McDonald’s beautiful re- sidence is now a credit to the town. Mr. Chas. Johnson, the veteran paint-

. ,_ ` __er and decorator. of Georgetown. has

_ & C ' ' completed repainting theVresidence of

_ Mr. James Hessian on Main St., and

' ,_ ' - is now engaged, assisted by his son,

Nathan, in ropalnting 'that of Mr. John

'"“i\‘\‘“\“ “' Stewart, Water street. This work

shows that Mr. Johnson has not lost- his skill as a decorator. G _

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. .°ANNANDA|.~E_-l-laying is prac-

tically over a good crop being safely luvested_=-Mr. and Mrs. H. Burke were visitors here last Sunday.- Mrs. Osbome is home from Boston on a visit to her parents Mr. anti' Mrs. C. Jenkins, Durrerll.--Mr. Robert Mc- Donald, Cape Sp|°ay'has received the news of the sudden death of his sec- ond oldest daughter in Boston, who leaves to mourn a sorrowing husband, and little boy -17 months old, besides her parents, ‘brothers and sisters on the island.-Mr. -F. Dingwell is make ing repairs and replastering his .homo which is one or me mio om fashioned -mansions built nearly a century ago for the late Mr. Joseph Dingwell. Mr. H. Norton has several relatives from Bos- ton visiting him this summer.-Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan -Sr., where recent visitors -here.-Mr. J. A. E. McDonald, Durlel was in the village Monday.-The cheese factory at Red House li doing well this season-under the management of Mr. H. McDon-

ald or Lirtloroad.-o.

Keep MlnLro'e Llniment ln the house

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MURRAY nnttoonmanitsts. .,

(Frliiay by "TeIephone) W. Oats bus ...' ... 90 n. octopus-___ .“.; 90_ Butterlh . . ,... 35 Ego doz .. ....42 Pressed Hay $23 Wool Washed .. 85

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS Frida

(_ Y) Potatoes bus . . . ...:........,..$1.40 Hay ton . . . ... . . $17-$18 Bidck Outs ... . . .. ...V..'..95 White Oats . . . 90 Hay toll ... ... . . . . . . . . ... $18 Butter per lb . . . . . ......40-43. Eggsperdoz '.. _ a .. 42 Beef lb. . . . . .. I5-IQ Lamb lb. . . . .. .. 22 Hides per lb. ... ... 8 Straw ... ... S12 Calf skins ... ._ 15 Poultry .. .. .. 81.25to $1.60

' Ksnsiucrorl manners.

(Friday by Telephone)

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Butter(dairy... .. ..89to89 Hatter (crsamsry) 45 Hay pressed ..'._'.‘ ..'.‘..,1.i |15 Hay loose . .;v. |10

_ » uourneus smatter- _om (inner) tm $15.00,-so $1-1° ostatelitte) bus ._ l`1,0pto 81-10 wuseuna... ....._.,u.so¢ou.oo rowi om .__ me so por; (oi-no. un .. . ..._mt to Mi

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ery success in iq! taking up oi this ponorable profess on. 0

ton_ is visiting friends in Georgetown.G

Miss Florence. cf Charlottetown, mo-

gow, NB., is visiting in Georgetown, the guest cf his sister. Mrs. E. »B. Mc- Laren. G

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Mr- H_D`mer_>Nori.on._ iirudeneli, has been ensued nl teacher for we nose- neeth school which opens, on Tues- day. We.wQ\_lld wish Mr. Norton ev-

sastlltu rtasousls _

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V ..°Miss Margaret éencebsugh. Bos-

..°\Mr. William .MacLaren is now

visiting h`is home in Georgetown. G

..*Miss Edith Rafuse, Charlotte-

town, is visiting her home in George‘ town. V y G

..'-Miss di'-lorence Lavers, Summer-

side, is spending her vacation at hor home in Georgetown. G

. .°M1‘. Harold McDonald returned to Toronto last week, after spending at ` few weeks. in Georgetown. G

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. _'Mr Walter Burke and daughter,

tored to Georgetown on Saturday. G

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..*Mr__ Hayold R. Gordon, Bank of

Nova Scotiaf, Charlottetown, " spent Sunday at his home in Brudenell_ G

..~»M;-_ Thomas Piii-koi-,_'Now Gio.-

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..*Mr. Ross and son Donald, of

Toronto, are visiting in Georgetown,

the guests of_Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richardson. V _ _, G

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-_ _*Miss Alice McLaren and Miss Al-

ba Shaw, Bank oi Nova Scotia. Char-

lottetown, motored to Georgetown on Saturday. G _

. lil' llENdlllAM

MRS. DUNCAN MCPHAIL

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On Smiday morning July 21st, Mrs.

Duncan McPbail of Cornwall departed this x-no at me ago or so years. About a year ago Mr.. and Mrs. McPhall came down from the West where they had gone to live after their marriage. While out West her health began to fail and they returned .thinking that she might improve, Their hopes were not realised' and she continued to grow worse. She bore her sufferings' with patience and frequently expressed her trust in Christ and her' .hope of a blessed im.mo»rtall.ty. There are left to mourn her husband and little son besides a wide circle of relatives and friends. '

The funeral was held on the Tues

day flollowing her death and was largely attended. The services were conducted by Rev. J. Heaney and in- termentwas made in Cornwall Cemetf sry. The pallrlbearersr were: Colin Murray, Colin McPhall, Harry Crosby. Wlliliam MaBhl¢~l; ‘John Inman, Ad- am Livingstone.

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Delaney, St. John. Johnstone. Ottawa. _ Richardson, Toronto.

W. D. Bess. Toronto.

H. A. Richardson, Toronto.

Lottie Hayden, V Vernon -River. J. WJ Callback. Surnmersids.

J. A. Lea, Sumnierside. S. A._.Wiileo`n. Montague.

A. punch, Greenfield.

`» G. Il. limlierloy, Montreal.

Puwharton, -Montreal. A J, uqiey, Richmond 1-rut. n ` W. _BQ Hilton. Brantford, Ont. W. -»w..iccsrthy.‘ ottawa. - rw.

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DURO Shingles ere 'more artistic than Slates, are laid more cseily and in less time.

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Arthur Doble, Arlingt

J. W. McKay, Kentvllle ‘ Mi5,`M¢]{ay, Kemvl-116 LONDON, August'12.-Over a curv- M|“ Mcxny, Kentvilm ing front of more than twentymiles Wm. suingsby and wire, Brantford. the British and French troops are

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J. IE. Plneau, No. Ruetico

F. J. Raftsr, Montreal

A. T. Myers, No. Wiltshire

Melvlris. White, Elmsdale A. M. D. Wadman, Summerside

A . McDonald, Monticello _

D. MBcVlcai‘, Cardigan ADVANCING OVER 20-MILE FRONT

continuing to sweep back the Germans across thhe plains oi’ Picardy from the region north of the Somme east of Moruancourt to the eastern bunk of the Avre northwest of Montdldier_

Yesterday many additional villages

were captured; the lbag of prlssners 'was largely increased; numerous guns and great quantities af war' -stores

‘were taken, and heavy casualties were inflicted on the enemy by tanks, armored motor care; the cavalrymen and the infantry. The losses sustain- ed by the Anglo-French forces are de-

Que .

Fortune Cove

ney

To the north of Plcarly theatre the

German-s also have given -ground on two importfmt sectors-on the famoifs Ly‘s salient, northwest of`Ls. Bassee

and in the region soutlrwest of Ypres on the equally fam-Jus 'battle ground

Oil

north ‘of Kemme1_ On the Lys sector territory over n front of more than seven miles was evacuated 'by the enemy, while to the north of Kemmevl the British advanced their line over a front exceeding 1,000 yards.. _

On thc north the British pressed

on eastward, while on the -south, the French drove in their wedge -to a distance oi several miles. V

conn MEAL a-iacurrs

One cup wlxlto flour, I. cup corn

meal, 2 tablespoons shor-tenln5.,3-4 teaspoonful salt, 3-4 cup scalded milk’ 4 teaspoons baking powder. Save 1-4 cup- measured flour for board. ` < '

clared to be relatively small. pour mm( over corn mem, add

shortening and salt. When cold add .sifted flour and baking powder. Roll out lightly on floured hoard. Cut with biscuit cutter and bake in grea- sed pan in hot oven fifteen to twenty minutes. »

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CANADA.

wise concern,-GREETING :

tionary Force.

E. L- NEWCOMBE. WHEREAS consider- D""“"' m”‘é',‘,,',‘$_"“'“°°' l able numbers of men belonging to Class I under our Military Ser- vice Act, 1917, called out on active service in ‘our,Canadlan Expeditionary Force for the defence of ' Canada under Our Proclamation of 13th October, 191_7, although they havethus

' become by law soldiers enlisted in the Military

Service of Canada,

Have failed to report for duty as lawfully

required of them under the said Military Scr- vice Act and the regulations thereunder, in- cluding the Order in Council duly passed on April 20 last,

Or have deserted,

" Or absented themselves without leave from org Canadian Expeditionary Force,

I Audit is represented that the very serious

and unfortunate situation in which these men find themselves is due in many cases to the fact that, notwithstanding the information and waming contained in Our Proclamation afore- said, they have misunderstood their duty or obllgatlon, or have been misled by the advice of ill-disposed, disloyal or sedltioua persons.

AND WHEREAS we desire, if possible, to

avoid the iniliction_of the heavy penalties which the law imposes for the offences oT which these soldiers have thus been guilty, and to afford them an opportunity within a limited time to report and make their services avaliable in Our Canadian Expeditionary Force as is by law their bounden duty, and as is necessary for the

\' defence of Our Dominion of Canada.

NOW KNOW YE that wefin the exercise

of Our powers, and of Our good 'will and pleasure in that behalf, do hereby' proclaim and declare and cause to be publl ed and made

known THAT THE PE OF THE LAW WILL NOT BE SED OR EXACTED sa against the men who belong to Claes 1 under Our Military Service Act,

1917, and who havewcilgobeyed Our Proclam- ation aforesaid; or _o have received notice from any of Our registrars or deputy registrars to report for duty on a daynowpaefand have failed so to report ; or who, having reported and obtained leave of absence, have failed to report at the expiry of their leave, or have become deserters from Our Expedi Force, PROVIDED THEY REPORm DUTY ON OR ‘BEFORE 'H-E TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST 191|. .

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I I ‘ PnocLAMA'r|oN , '

r GEORGE the FIFTH, by the 'Grace of God of the United Kingdom of

Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Domlnlons beyond the Seas, KING, Defender of theFaith, Emperor of India.

To all to whom these presents shall come or whom the same may in any

A Proclamation of conditional amnesty respecting men belonging to

Class 1 under the Military Service Act, 1917, who have dlsobeyed our Proclamation of 13th October, 1917, or their orders to report for duty, 'or are deserters or absent without leave' from the Canadian Expedi-

AND WE DO HEREBY STRICTLY

WARN AND SOLEMNLY IMPRESS UPON ALL SUCH MEN, and os wen those who employ, harbour, conceal or assist them in their disobedience, that, if they persist in their failure to report, absence or desertion until the expiry of the last mentioned day, they will be pursued and punished with all the rigour and severity of the law, SUBJECT THE JUDGMENT OF OUR COURTS MARTIAL WHICH WILL BE CON- VENED TO TRY SUCH CASES or other competent tribunals: and also that those who employ, harbour, conceal or assist such men will bc held strictly accountable as oiferidefl and subject to the pains, penalties and forfei- tures in that behalf by law provided for their said offence. -

Provided however that nothing contained

in this Our Proclamation is intended to release the mea aforesaid from their obligation to report for duty as soon as possible or to grant them immunity from arrest or detention »inl:he_ meantime for the purpose of compelling thorn to perform their military duty; Our intention being merely to forego or remit the penalties heretofore incurred. i'or‘ failure to report, absence without leave or deeertion incurred by those men of 'the description aforesaid fwllo

shall be in the proper discharge of their ruilitglry duties on or before the said twenty-foufth” y of August, 1918. '

Of all of which Our loving subjects and all

others .whom these presents may concern _are hereby required _to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. V IN TESTIHONY WIIIREOF, We have caused then

Our Letters co be made Patent, and the Greet ofCanadatobehetetmtoafiixed. Witness: ft Right, Trusty and Right Entirely Beloved Cousin and Counhdlor Victor Christian William, Dulreof Devonshire. Marquess of I-lartlagtoo, Earl of Devonshire. lad of Buriilllwllf Beton Ceveudilh

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