men, an women who

coins nd who have

one la week invited an awful

locliav or -blood poison.,

authority

which

are applied ia relieved

tire corn, mot and all

compound which is applied and

, Now is the time to treat your s

_ ~ 1 ~ #An-

the realities of a fuller existence To

NOTICE

corn ‘mmm n and lambs for WORMS Dr Church

"°° ifrltatilx the Bm Anthelmintic lor sheep has been ls..- or skin it is claimed ommended by the Dept of Ag

Quarter of an ounce of freezone tllllre fat Washington as the besé

Q e y or worms n steep wet pro u

brit? mxlzl? anvtofgsa dm? Fully guaranteed A dollar pac

B su C “nt ° mm' treats a large flock

every hard or soft oorn or cal pos; pap] price $1 no

'los are further warned that cntttns it a sion ls s suicidal nsblt 331 mM1'"°"‘I

UIARY

:A-nb

""5 is . Bonsllaw Charloiteto

My I straws our

ward Theatre ii 15 7 and

» i'€"i".;3 'rms TABLE

-"E-"”--'-_-_"' MARRIAGES

'leave B““sh“w Leave Chit

DR W G CHURCH Sunlmerside, P E

l A 5°” ma" 0 P1““1¢h6|' WHO DBS

Launch “8'trathgartney"

JULY, 1918

Tues . 2nd 'l a ni

GQRMELY-REID -At the Manse Fri Gm 8 *O a m T‘°t"'°” N 5 Jmy ard by Rev A Tues ilth 10 it n A alctsod wllpsrt E. Gm-mely, of srl iztnsn m .. ir. E island, and Mildred Rena, 'rnss ietnin in daughter of Mr James Reid Tren $21183 l9gr3‘$a‘“m ~- °“ Fri zstn ii n in

Tues 3(/th 5 30 s lu

_ atom, a. Nwww m

ocogswo

.5‘D‘5‘U‘¢ WU

, 9,73 6 “Mm

DE ATHS *-!g,

Polslea-At lunntsgns Tnnrsssy_H S S I 18th Mrs Captain Peter Poirier a e

Don't tell your troubles to a police

man unless you are looking for more trouble

"' one es_n't square iilmselr with

unless he pays what he owes to

‘ duced

God, traitor,” hig,und' her throc months old

fellow men. ‘by Captain Aubrey.” Also

' 1)l'0 E

Teliier

'Orwell Bell” Z 19 dam

sire “(‘_oinlllodore

“Com

dyartl" the hot-so that has p

11600 this little story has the power to offer

rixgfl religious thought of the present time

rem picturing life as s transition stage in

£6118 to fuller being is embodied in the “E book Abrnham‘s Basom first ap-

1 ation struck a responsive chord in

wn learns that he is about to die At the

°W“ out his Christian service Though

m first day following tile dreadful news

by another stage, when all his thoughts

. Admmis throughout their many years together Ledyamy oppress him, and he has a feeling ol (my sired gladness that soon he will be fmt ‘

mod_ from her, even while he knows he lov-

§l

llllllllli lillil llllllli

-___-

BABIL KING PRODUCE8 STORY OF DEATH WITH N0 TOUCH OF SADNESS TO IT

The latest work from/_t/he pen of

Basil King, the famous Prince Edward island novelist, is entitled Abrams Bosom it is described as a story oi' death that has no sadness in it but which visions the great change as the quiet passing from life on earth to

those whose minds are troubled and whose hearts are fearful over death

. 5 reassurance and consolation The

poured in the Saturday Evening Post where its message of hope and consol

countless hearts

spent his life in good works and lion est endeavor to do the right things

time when his physician passes the death sentence on him, though suffer ing excruciating pain he still feels himself in the prime of life, with a score more years ln which to round

deeply religious, the thought of death

,_ comes to him as the terrible blow

which it must he to us all For the

' lie lives through hours of horror ant

fear, whicll gradually lessen into a re signatlon over what must be B though resigned, he is not reconciled and in an agony of lnlnd. as hl= strength falls him day hy day, he tries to justify his going Then con1e=

accustomed to his approaching death he looks upon his wife and children with new eyes The little peculiar-it ies of his wife which he has bum;

m_ os her. llis children, too, he seas in

more l'acn stock than any

emi, a newer light as thoughtless members

isllisr<l's ` Llntmsnt co ., Llmltsn

-oelits;-i cured s vsitiams nnntlng. ,_ dug of mango with MlN'ARD'S LlNl- the party lil the lilgliesl. tender. P

MENT Bfl»6\' BBVGVU Veiefinafles had l les tendering will lnilke separate t

island.

lion that ever came to llrince Edw

All tlli'cr-. horses are in g

"condition and will be disposed of

armor a later generation, with new ideals ood that ile cannot understand, and he has to tt faint giadness to be rid of them.

m-,_ When the lust day comes his family end

salted him without doing him

'my ,ers for

each horse. A certified che

que but he is in a strangely apathetic

gprmaneut good . _ . ,

for 5'

per cent oi the amount to,

_l gather about lllm and- take farewell

ac_ state, neither frightened nor exalted

w »

-» 1 ,__

#Bins

Buy it because lt ls

The name guarantees pure, clean chewing gum, made with chiclo

Buy it because of the luscious flavor

CALIFORNIA FRUIT

which has made it one of the most popular ADAMS brands Ask for a package to day. You’|l want another to morrow.

-fi ‘i"l__._L__ ____ _

f-nr-*~ #F-

¢,Y_ _.._~__ _..

Prominently displayed In moat stores

Also ADAMS (tho original) TUTTI I-'RUTTI GUM

gg?

-2‘_...P...£‘....1".'.§

k=,:~. -'-"'“"'-‘ez 7-

-»- on

igl- _-_ Ie,

- - i --_-.2 -£_-' W "1

L. S. Nicolie, Willte Sands, may be

France June 24th, 1018.

your letter today and was very pleas-

HOW BRAVELY THE FRENCH

FIGHT .__..__.

Experienced caretaker for

. . > i ‘.

The following letter from Gunner exp‘;3;‘f]_ “Be “xp” em(

269-'{-Smwfmtf _

NOTiCE

um lied that unless tht dog tax

court. 497

F9" All ownels of dogs are hereby noti

is paid

lleiolc August lei, piococtllngs

of interest to ills friends and also BR‘T|SH-'cL£\gIKE?:|g£|‘é-6' S"-VER be taken itgniilst lllclli lil thc

some readers of the “Guarlliun." Box_M5` Summerswe’ P_ E_ L

7 1':lM0i

NOTICE

will

police

51'i 'I 20M4i

‘»:'-- I- 'ls ees-._ f

Ross's Roller Mills, Vernon River,

will close for repairs August ist until naw wlicnt comes

G W R088

Q Yours, etc.; . '_ " WILFRID GANGNE Prop, of Grand Central Hotel ~ Drummond. Aug. 3. '04.

.l i. . _. -

,l Aiunwd

I 'I `v~“ .

__ , a»_‘_~:.,'-=}_-1'-7; \

1 I' ft__ii'-.li3;'*,»_1r__ t

_ w e _ ';~“.2' .-ae.-' 5'-_-1;

C__o_ntract I

5 _ l_1i9D 'iiENDElRS, addressed tigf, Qplmuster General, will he rec- s'la_l,_ '.ai,_0ttswa nntll Noon. on rrlnny.

l”lie.\_|_§1d;,Augaist 1918 for the convey- iide q His Majsstys Mails on n pro- ), ,- 'Contract -for four years, six g§i'§|tplr,week over Rural Mail route Zfrom `K‘lnN>ss, P. E. island from tqyegigi ~_00t_oher next. 1P.l'iuted notices con-taining further bljiorindtiou es' to conditions of propos- 6d*'C0'utrmt may be seen and blank

company each tt-luier which will hold as it forfeit wiluil party nwur tender foils to coillplote purchase. lialanco pi plirrhitsc money to be when tnnilor :\‘.val'di\ll. Cheques rc-

to parties not nwnl'dell4ender.

Tenders close July 20th 101.8.

C. A. MQDONALD.

Montague

6-7-llllvltf.

:¥

LE Oil S l`0i`.K

instructed by Wm. Pound,

19216

--1 am _ Fredericton io sell by auction his farm

W” ON MONDAY “ July 22nd, 1918,

be which takes small heed of earthly ‘ dm things. Then as he is in the llnal grit

of tlmidness at tlie change he knows

paid is near. the vision comes to him lie

learns that this life which wo prize so highly is but a dream life through which we must pass, with all its at- tendant ills and joys, to the real lite for which everyone is destined. ln his soul converse with a friend who has died before hiln, he learns tllat there is no death, but what mortals think is death is but a_ calm and joyful change into bigger life. That all 'he has been. all he has striven lor, and all that his family are striving for, is but the shadow of true life is shown him as he iles on ills deathbed, with his family weeping around him. As hc talks and argues with the spirit of his friend, he dies, without a struggle without that fierce agony of protest which is always pictured as accom- panying death. (But though with

formd‘lot'1'endvar may he obtained thegyost Otiices of Kinross, Orwell

At 2 0’Clock Sharp

_ 'lens 'et nie. ,

oar; and at the silica or the Post or- Qbgflhlpector. ,

f;;,,._il,, _ _ .lol-iN F. wi-lean L7, N ' ~ Post Office inspector 2¢a£_‘0Mce Inspector‘s Oiilce.

`>, lllattetown 12th July 1918.

15l|on3l

Stoll-:ing,Off

‘ ‘l

"pd in sfprovision and grocery shop

agireduced prices. Also a specialty ofl AlJ.CIil0Il6¢I _

are 4 years, (1300 l

cl 7 ears (1165 lbs ) i0

re . ll - Milk Cow.=,’ali newly'freshened spirit friend ns ns stands on tue some givin; as high as 40 lbs tnresnnltl between lite and death is milk per day, 14 Fat Cattle so

..`» 0

' .fl : h (1100 lbs.,)l6 St ,.1 _Sellln g Off, ;S,_,=;;;,;S *f11il_l§_,`snasrslgnsd will sell nn nts’ Terms made known at sale. stock of nearly all kinds tn be; W_ D_ M¢C()UBREY

t-.'a'l§'good`s' all at reduced mark lots. 3 “°0'7'17Wf"l"4I~

1;-yi

10|' up this fail ' ‘ , l.s.cHAissoN ‘ " Breskwater Street

t 1 Q ' snnrls Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest

s`s_n=1-sjzlamwltl -

, i ' ' TliE sole head of a sinily or any male over

ill l\ n eslesli I ulrler

-auction sate A1- -.- = Mlttvlsw

“N .ml "rm |m‘pl°m°ni5‘ certain conditions. A_ haliiialile house is rr- `QmC\1 [000 llfiYlhl ll0iB6B, from Il a§:;_i’~“gyel¢eDi where rrsitit-nee is oerforrned in the

' ‘ | | v

\0"`10Ill, 4 S1011 i‘l1lICk COWQ 2 fill V in cr.-rialn tiislrlclrs lvolueslearier in good stand

_hh ' yan* 2 `h°"9r'v 1 yaar' 2 ilomnlenli. Price §,\.tl»l»er acre.

' 'A iii. h Il Of UI

’ HHH, I |01 and litter,'8 hens.

' ,ll ~ ,illihlliil-1 ‘binder hay mower. 1 ex_lr:dr\;hiv:,2xn;:'r§»i-ittiullm paltenllnisy lsenoiir

. ' IIA" fl\\i$¢l ' ¢!\ \ nfl CC

Qf_l¢k, MW, 1 cart and wheels, 1 wood mgsitioir h h h I rn d I "

ii rv - t '

W’ I m“ne! cr8‘m Iaplrlmrf 500 may xkse: pllrzhlzdvnlhurxirad

- l)\|iit-1-Must teside six lnmllll

lahjcspuity insw.>

Ili pdiitiveas farm is sold.

<.i

"1"-1 _ .t.a.uooom\i.i> T.. '

, ._ ..,__= .._.1.i-

5 Draft Horses, 1 Mare 3-yeaif among the people who have been

(1450 lbs.), 1 Horse 6 years, (1

lhs.l, 1 M 1 Horse Driving

5 yeais, (1200 lbs.,) Mare, color hlackfiyears, ly sna nspnlly ins snissi sc asstn is

(110 t lbs ,) 1 Driving Mare. lclolor passes. -

¢ . ‘

strange eyes he witnesses the change

275 watching at his bed, and half resents .,) .tits activities which qsll tnsm from 1 his side, he does not realize that quiet

il The dialoglle between him and his

1118 rich in religious thought and phlltr YS sophicnl fancy. Many of its theories

may not appeal to some readers, but

‘ whether 'we hellevo or not_ its doc-

trine is comforting and its lesson cf hope is reassurlng.'The vision which it glimpses is welcome to us all. _

Ideas

Any man can make his wife do shy-

;`,,A'l‘ao_3ll9ilil1g- gear, rubber boots, rub- .. . -.

, _yoversiioes ilor ladies, misses llnrl‘ A _ thmg she “mms to' i B. E. F. Franco.

"0n,.-V Fall will soon come. ‘ , ---""'-°-"""""’ _,______.__-_--- ,i ' sfsnsinslwsi-s tin snn nsnlwiis_ if- ,_ _-‘-it F000 BOARD Fl./lsuss ron FEM-;‘

ae for sailing off old age. Wind-i `- ~' ` ‘NINE F0\-K

l ` . 'A`\` There is no question about it - u'5§ “'05 _Arrf ,V Tlgmsh V

more sugar must he saved hy iiullvill- Y" 'Y ,M5 I

uals in their homes. 10,45

i suppose you ure having nice weather -home now, -and ulso find it, diflicult to obtain llclp on the filrins.

lil l have seen of France reminds ine of parts o le a.

:mil no farm houses. They all live

ls pretty well off. compared with Eng- land and France.

Now l must close,

LELAND.

2643877, Gunner I.. S. Nlcolle,

Dear Uucle and Aunt: Received‘

_-L,--_T

ed to iienr from you again.. .1

ulte wcll ill. present and _ V

lain li

everything going O. K. considering ___,_._ __.__. _

war conditions. We had lovely The parislioi\cr;~i of St

g “_ 1_1) t Fruit farm for anis, 10% acres, 2‘(Tllui~c-ii, Wellington, “fill hold' t

weather or over B mon I D no miles from Charlottetown, 61/; acres'-liillual picnic on the parish

STUD

Mary‘s

-Mayor Todd i 2151-2

heir Having recovered from his recent mis l accident will leave tha stableof John

mink we had H cmudy any in an that l in apples, 1/, acres lil rnspllerries, nlid', on July 24th. A ilns sllllllllel lime- but We “T9 mllklng “P fm' IV ‘ig acre in stl'itwllei‘l~ies. House und will be provided.

' l 154-"-iiwilliili,

lustry. l suppose ou would like to two new bnrils. t for food, sox, etc. Well, l had two _FOP fll!‘lh¢‘»l` Df\Tll°\\g1l`9N“€‘lx3éggA, gg=£_--

parcels from home lately, and for _ East Royany

food, we get fed pretty well here at 358_7_12fmwMEg1_ present. ! E E E, .-

. Summer Closing

schooners, and in all kinds of ln- W I d 1 d h m M.

e, tie un ers gnc more a s

hmry'1.1 8u~p-Page Wu would like to Kensington, will' close our stores at know ol conditions over here, well, 1 dcmuk p_ m_ sharp every Wadnek

day, beginning July 17th.

i All rt nnmsi-tins" REUBEN 1'uPi.lN at co

JOHN MCGOUGAN

hills, and valleys, no fences or hedges ' ESTATE JAMES KENNEDY

‘ 4-7-13M10i. (lrsts and one second prize

in little villages flown in some valley, i Eaqtem Kings, Exmwmmx’

lt seems kind of strange to nlc after' yea” om’ his met and "mba

being accustomed to eastern (}anada` lyomi crmcssm and ms Muon is with “S farms’ fances’ hedges’ gum' --- pecirliiy good, For fur-ther particulars “V9 . '-W” YM" md h°u°"°- °“° em* ‘md “OBY mm* houses' Maxwell Automobile for sale nt a upppiy to ~ ` The poor French farmers. who arc bargain, 1917 model in perfect uondit- J

livin ¢i0,;e to the 1,g_y,¢1e arm' have ion. itun less than 3,000 miles. Pullers' in shargey ’

‘al 4

1§_i_.°.1

The lteglstorocl fliytlesdllie

Altamont (181117) will stand for

the llrst part of August at til stab of Jos. ll. Chovric, Snuris -East.

Aitsnlollt is aired by Atlas

dam Kenora (20521) he has taken

at is th are

. H. CH'EVERl§

NUTIGE _

°“l\"H' ofnrlsti nn nsnasy .lniy 22 to Newton

Dnwson's,'l‘ryon,then to John 0'Brien's on Tnesliny, on Wednesday to John Houstons, Smith Rustlco, then back to John 0‘1irien's stable where he will relnalll a few days. ‘ ' I

" HAMMOND KELLY

sloizolufil. _ ‘

Stallion _ AUcrloN SAL!-:

vice during the balance of July and _

,es .' Solo of stock at South -Melville

Thursday July 25,1918.l‘ am instructed

(7896) by Alfred Cameion to sell the follow-

two ing stock oil his premises at one me o‘clocl'r p.m. One hroodxnsre, 1 lilly 8 me years old by Mayor Todd. Four choice be_ iuilch cows. one newly ireshened, two “_ dry cows, six two’ year old steers.

Slicrthorn hull, two llelfers, one yesr old; two llellers. one year old; two lsteors, one' year old; tive sheep' also

~ _ S800 delivered to any point on te

, some interesting times. they will toil, Island' . D_ L' MORROW

and sow their grain. and, perhaps, SIMQN BROTHERS’ lust when it is three or four inclics P. B. Box Q87. Mm,e.s M 0wn’m,.s ,ML

Plctou, N . S

high, il body of cavalry. or maybe a ‘ . _ _ ‘hotter of guns will drive right 33-"7'UMMPd‘ ` ]U3'7wM4i'

NEIL MCKENZIE

521-7-20M1ii`E2ipd .

j fifty bushels good oats. owner Terms lnade known at sale.

Auctioneer

- -_ 1_1... ;_;v+ -.1

Y i

G - mar- 4-7. r *_ ` Jl._.,=l_3’e

fs.

through lt. also, sometimes the er- L _ Y __; ' _~____._ ,_ _- - _-_

mans make an nflvaiice and of course, - ° their holds are all cut up with trencll- E M E Y 8 es, etc. I think lllnt they are about , '

PRINCE EINVARD ISLAND

, the pluclriest race of people living to- , .

““Y» “"“’“ Y"“ “°““““’f “"‘“l “WY . Time Table ln_Effect June 28th 1918 '-

' ~ ~---» "rl

P.M. 4.00 5.20 0.05 0.50 7.20

12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10

swSvs> U\\®V\!\‘Jl$. ¢b®U\C\3

have to contend with, even their . . ---_ 1 _ - -W -- horses are conscrlpisd. So Canaria Train Outward-Read DOWN

' ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

P.M.

Dep , Cllnrluitetown

Hunter ltivsr

A1. Emerald Junction as t Kensington Arr. Summers ide

Trains

A.M. - 11.00 10.47

- ' 10.09

9.37 0:10

11.10 10.10 9.40 9.10 8.45

Arr.

Dsp .

inward-Read up

P.M. P M

. _ LM.

10.16 . _

7.40 7.30 0.50 , 0.10 0

(‘ F. A 'liith Battery, _

8.50 0.48

l’.M.

12.20 2.10 3.57 5 07

Dep , Sumxnerslde

Port iiill 0'Leary Alherton

F"i°i°."'9° eagerness 9 wear

Arr. 5.35

.iso

1,01 12,05

D61! .

ass _ ii 'l

Emerald Junction

Dept.

Borden

Arr.

Arr. Dsp. ~

=:=

PG O

.so `

Candy manufacturers have had their Y

rnssasr. July sm st 1 n-slant _ g;;v"_§;°,,_y~,;f,=”;\c,-ggc§;<,gg,§“gg;;d,g;;_\_d- Awwvl

25|-p. i am instructed ity w. A. no-5--5_»-§li:h»t;»n\3i»f‘-stoves'msn -ia on ‘

VI U E Q »

-w 5‘" on the lb°V3 dan? Ill! homxlrldrr maynilve “wlilfin :line rlilellevsnlrll ht

Land Regulation

flslileen vt-,an o , may o q

section oi available Iiominllin land in Manitoba. Sasllzlchévun or Alla-na. Applicant must ap- pear in person al the i.\-lniinioll Lands Agency or &'»ui»Aseni:y for lhe llluricl. Entry by proxy

hnmrnlelll on a (arm ill ai lr-ssl H0 acres, on

.ng may pre rlnpt s qilnrltr-action along side his

Dulles bil monllls rl" ence in uc reg ra after earninl l\omc~lcui|»alent;.1|1ln 50 acrn

_ Price tim Ru acre. _ in csc ol l nr yumculltvsle ylacm and erect;

house worth ‘pmt ' Y _

The uno cultivation" suhleci to ieductiqq la use at mtlln at-roblvy ofsieny land, Lin are u

msyiira zuhstlutled for cultivation under arts i

mod ‘ as

._ i . A I ,_ Awww, I wi'w. co_sv.c.\|_ o. l itvmailss- ' """“**" ~ »»~...‘2.tf":2.’l.llAi1i&“‘5'i‘i‘ti*a'.%%"

Die _£1 ard .

But when you tire of

treating eczema inter- nally as a blood disease and apply Dr. Chase’s Ointment you will soon be convinced which form of treatment is most effective.

Naturally - and gra-

dually the skin is heal- ed as you apply this soothing, antiseptic ointment. The skin is soft and smooth, and you only wonder *that you did not _try this mlm?)-"~' 10"

allowance cut hy 50 per cent._1lait_ei’s find cake and hiscllit manufacturers

have alij had__r`pslrictions laid ixpon them. Limitations have been pl cad an private holdings of sugar.

These measures have been as effec-

asked of the individual in the way oi voluntary denial.

That is to sny-let us he sparing

in the use of the sugar bowl. We want all we can get for the canning

ful, it will also help ll we cut in half our .customary allowance on fruit,cer»

_. .». H lllamul...-_.._. ,_ M |, ”,.;\,

¢,__»- e. _ ..~

pmoawd eo ' masse;

?* F

P.M.

H ueema>

\‘§lI*$@ mNsmmF

Dep-

Arr.

Charlottetown Mount Stewart Moreil Bt. Peters Souris

_ Den.

afpoe s-bow' mm-#mg

Arr. 5.60

4.15 3.17 2.40 1.15

, A

VV..

P.M.

tive as war expected, But more is 7,20

Arr. dlmlra Dep. 6.25 _ _

__ _ ., , -Aw _K . e_i .

An.

funnier? Qsl¢»-ng ¢¢lam_

A.M. ` - 8.00 Dup. 10.00 10.40 11.20 Arr.

Mount Btewgrt

Cardigan 'Montague Gnorgetowu '

A.M. P.l. 8.35 8.55 7.31 $.89 7.18 2.10

Aff.

nent ms i.o_oj ~ _ .,

` .

season. it will help il we stop taking " sat

sugar in tea and coffee or at least con~ V _ only' "_ gat fins ourselves to one level teaspoon- 1 pun. '

~ P. .

,eals and desserts. Ordinarily we use L” ML _ D,’_ “_” 73° ‘far more sugar than we used, and - »

thereby loss much or the flavor of our ` EXCEPT AB NOTBD, Luis Tlfllil ABOVE ‘l‘ll.AlNS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY [xc

food it will not hurt any of us to do _ °- A- 357|" - _ ~ ”""- M"'.*"'°"' 2 . .

‘ Nnsnl Mansion (haw Lina), , Pnssnilf '\'fl¢\° llllllllh , Dlstrst , 'ith 1°" , _ _ ammo. ft. . ~ ' mnmn. n.a. 4 o ‘ . ol ~-,t

.*.°'.*'f° sas;

Dail

8.80 Dol). 5.15

Charlottetown Vernon Rivet- - lfurray Harbor

I mlly sat.

ex. Sat. .onli ¢ l Bun. ‘ , _'

, . A.M. `A.§{. Arr. 10.15 1005 ‘

1 .

8.80 8.51 , , "_ ,

- . . , 1

_. ,e

.lf

mf., "» ‘ `,.'