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PAGE TWO ` . I ' , THE CHARLUTTETOWN GTTAFPTAF

Au war 'fs isis.

e I Meetings of the electors of the first

_ ' district of Killgs County will be held

I ° melltioned.

Fortune Bridge, Moliday, Aug. 30. St. Margarets, Tuesday. Aug. 31.

It is wortha googa deal to i’;.;.liriit.i<it.i 'rnt-nany. si-7% 1. vw =° be = ive" wie. °".°.:i“‘ -r it sf. . prescription ls fined with pr?-slisliits llliilil viilllll bgllegsivielll lialfotbg absolute accuracy. um.,

_ Si ed,

We_ afford_ you such Jou~"'.§l.,l_EAN, security and it costs you A. A. M¢ooNAi.n.

'n.v.li'

nothi extra. We use the

““°e*?“‘€S°bfa”‘“b1e-They Liberal Conservative

are not only pure. but they

are of the standard strength. Cgnvgntion For

Drugs can be pure and yet

so uncertain in strength as' Cllal'l0lIt¢t0Wll

to be rfectly valueless

We mal; you safe on all And

these _points. Our years of _-

expenence enables us_ to give you the best p_ossible service in prescription fill- ing.

at the following places oil the dates

Souris, Tllursday, Sept. 2.

Klngsboro, Monday, Sept. 6.

A (Tonvelltioil of the delegates for

.the above district will be held ill the Board of Trade Rooms, Market Build- ,lng. on Thursday, the 26th illstant at i8 o'ciock p. ni., for the purpose of ilolninating candidates to contest the above district in the lllterest of the

dates for the First District of Queen’s ll County will meet the electors at the r following places:

day, September 2. 'l

° Liberal-(‘ollservative Party.

J. G. The t‘.hall'man of the respective

. polls are requested to convene poll

meetings for the ur ose of liomiliat-

xt f `

tion. Each poll will be entitled to five

D D

ilig delegates to attend the (‘oliven

_ delegates.

§2:.i.‘;is;‘;'i.i.;‘;,?.i€.i..l°.§3 ARTISTIC Posfnms

one of 0u,s_ and Pictures Frames

G. H. Taylor

l Jewier & Optician I

lg;

MAURICE BLAKE,

Convener.

Cllarlottetown,

August 23rd, 1915. `

2653-8-24M3i. 1 s

To ri d e rs

Tenders will be received up to 15th

Sept., from parties who will con- tract for ranching any keep of 5 pairs Silver Black Foxes. Write

TIDE TABLE

High Water. _

_ _ AUGUST.-

We received a large ship JOHN J. HYNES. '

ment of movements di' ect S605'-» Ives Silver Black from the manufactures- F” C°" Ltd"

M t _

and as these were ordered ;>f;45.g.24Mls9l_ °" “gm before the war prices have

,__,,_.

Day

Date. 1 S.

2.30 3.01 3.32 4.08 4.52 5.44 6.44 7.46 8.46 9.42 10.33 11.20 0.26 0.53 1.18 1.45 2.15 2.50 3.35 4.34 5.45 7.10 8.25 9.29 10.28 11.23 0.10 0.43 1.13 1.41 2 0

tshoqmmbww

M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sa. I S. M. Tu.

11 W. 12 Th. 13 F.

Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. l-'_ I

` Sn. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sli.. S. M.

14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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14.51 15.42

. 16.40

17.47 19.03 20.15 21.13 22.03 22.46 23.24 23.57

12.04 12.47 13.30 14.17 15.15 16.24 17.42 19.04 20.21 21.21 22.11 22.54 23.34

12.14 13.01 18.45 14.28 15 12

I"‘."."F*f7‘.°’.e’.‘=T"'.".".""."': ."'.`7.°’.°’.°°.°'.°‘.°‘.°°.c°7"5 ¢a.st\:wta.>~.r-~ii-¢ci-i<o¢o- t\:~®~l\¢~>-<ooo=aN¢>t-‘

I"I"‘.°°9° :.»:~x»-ea

Tu. _ 8 . _ 6.8

AUGUST- 1st to 4th, s. warm spell

5th to 9th. showers. 10th to 14th, blustry. 15th to 19th, generally un- settled. 20tll to 23rd, cool, backward conditions. 2-itll to '27th, .sultry wave. 28th to 31st, showery weather.

m DIARY OF ]'}\'E.\"l`S.

TO- DA Y.

Alberton Exhibition.

('ity Maglstrate's Court, 9 a_nl. Prince Edward Theatre, 7 nlld 8.45

pm.

l BIRTHS

COFFIN.-At Fortune Bridge oil Aug. 20th, 1015. to Mr. alld Mrs. John (‘of- L_flll n daughter.-F.

~ DEATHS'

MALLETT. -George Mulleit, died at Ilradalballe August 24th 1914. 2687

REDRAFT THE NOTE IN-

TENDED FOR GR. BRITAIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.- The new

American note to Great Britain on in- terference with neutral trade prob- ably will be re-dated because of the British order making cotton contra- band.

The note has been; virtually com-

pleted. lt now will he altered and probably will treat at length the question of the validity l.-iider interna- tional law of Great Brltain’s latest action.

While there Ls no intelltioii to aban-

don the claims for payment for cotton seized prior to the British order. those cases now have a different status and

I ' -ei

Haven Hall

ee gs of the electors o t e

Cambridge Hall, Thursday, Aug 26th.

2 p.m.

St.

Aug 30th 7 30 pni

The Opposition candidates are in-

‘ R J. McLELLAN

The Liberal-Conservative candl-'_

Long River. irish Town Hall, Thurs- tr

French River Hall, Friday, Sept. 3. ri Clifton Hall, Saturday, September 4. r Hope River Hall, Monday, Sept. 6. Granville Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 7. l Sprlngton Hall, Wednesday, Sept.

Emyvale School House, Thursday, I

Bonshaw, Court House, Friday,

day,

ll meetings begin at 7.30 p.m. l

The Opposition candidates are in-

/lr ._._'

.eg

L- z-.=` *,Q,~.>' .F;.£‘»l 'f'

_District or Kings win lit. nent at the in following places on the dates. men- t tionedz- l

7.30 p.m. D

Launching Hall, Monday, August 30th, d

Georgs‘s Schoolhouse, Monday. F

Red Cross Cheese Factory! llall, Tues~ lvl

esday. Aug. 31st, p. m. l

vited to be present and will be given 3 half the ti\l.e. l

J. A. MATHIEBON. e

2640-s-zsluaéi. ' fl

e t

Distnct of Queens ll

=s >r1-l _lm Ig-» -fs Qc 3.5 ,,_c rn W

h wit out ssistance from in the ca ture alld destruction o the both sides worked madly, and score!

iiiyyoilliltauldsit his juiiit as well that main lineii of communication between of small battles followed, the battle- are not enough vessels len, to the hose who are trying to beat us out Constantinople and the forces defend- field out of range of destroyers and Turks to transport supplies across the lould know this. lug the Gallipoli Peninsula. thus en-’ cruisers. Duruu: Sulufilay “lim th” DU‘l““9ll°° f°" “V9” I" °"U\Y 0! 10.- we Bee now how much belle, ll ls llrely cum" on the B mohlllzo 70 000 men, and Die 000. The British submarine ar

September 9. H

September 10. 3 1 Crapaud Hall, Saturday, September

Kelly’s Cross, School House, Mon- :lv

September 13. 1

Rradalbane Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 14. l

vited'to attend. li

M. KENNEDY. C A. J. Ma|:NEV|N.

2665-8-24ME20i. Fel. closely’ comlng oul pllbllcly wllll ooaso The .Allles made E great dm violent right flank attack. Duttlng has increased the revenue ofthe Dost

_ l | _ l _ the enemy entirely to rout, with ter- office department during the first foilr

me tlacts king agl?éé)r`;tll.l%llfll‘ll§ svéiglré $.31);-l Xglifallllllsoran ifglleggsnonto ll" rific loss. The Austrilliall and New niolltlls of the present fiscal year by

i-lgaiitlzrgdmande ilie do not intend to al- Turks threw everl- rohoh,-co p of ,li Zealalid forces holding the territory abolltioiie million dollars, or a 30 per

- _ he North of Gitlvti-Tepe, which ha cell . lici-ease.

low the present state of affairs to go nation into the defense of the sea- I” l l l _

n without bringing out the facts. coast of the Asiaticprovinces. After gsrgegfflflgg illiflflfgllgglsly ougnmlllrlk; ll

his warning to those who will. be they had thoroughly fortified the coast

".-i °

Y., _, _`._.,.;_.,-_’._5.l_ ~> ".'_ xiser not to lose our frlemlshlp’ l wal-Slllps ol' the Allles made several’ left flank,' the attack resulting ill the is shown by the fact that the mails

_ . - ' tl blk bt tlltll th dl

~ .-1. -»-in ~ “'.=‘l..:t°::f.°‘§§:::;§l: ...3.f....'; .:..z“.::.‘;. .‘.;. .zzz ““ “'

14x20 Convex Glass and Frames n "“' 5”?" U Nm” ‘l“"§t a word - to iwmlgj of newly constructed works' The Turks Us ra S

Speciallx A/A./goes farmers. Xou kliow that tic gg

F YOUNG ,-_ '-°-.-"'~."H ' `- cies have helped us and that we would f€llB€ of Smyrna. Adl'anlyti, alld

__ __-_-, . _ A ’ __ f"l|i'a/`- -f ' 1 '

4 ' o ol 0 c I . o u l

First Electorlal District Flfill Elgghu-ul District HOW FA

I of Klllg’s County ' uf ' 3 ' 'foo

Km! BHIIISII WIII Giilll I'IE-lillli IHIIUIIII

ovement. as a large number of us see A 0 hem, and as all f u should see

(1 B .

hem' t li on

Abou t ree e r o the awo

evartment of Xgilltsuligre sent a man CHICAGO. Aux. 24.-An allied vic-`Dorts. Wulef Woltons, kitchens, hospi- artillery iirelk which can sweep the “l_ own here to help us with our Duultry tory at the Dardaiielles which he in- Lals were brought u9l\0l’8 In Wlllcleul ley of Boka dopel elesrto the-waters nd eggs. .especially the marketing of tlmates will go far to offset the sue- quantities for temD0l'H\'l' P‘"'P°“e“' 0' hem. and we know- what he has done ceases of the Germans in Russia is lmuany ‘mined on this mad “M whim

or us in improving things all around. chronicled in a dispatch to The Chi- Turkish Reinforcemonts Attack anything geeliis to ‘pass a imlvo of ost of us are quite determined never c‘ago News from its staff correspond- “hem is ref’ End t ey expmde lu o So back to old methods, but some; ent. Louis Edgar Brown. His story “Turkish forces were hurriedly mo- the 09"'-fe 0 l 9 "°“‘l~ EWU’ lllree nfortunately, cannot see far enough ot the Allies’ master stroke. tele- bilized and rushed to oppose 01° lu' minutes durintg the night shells are ex- head to make up their minds what graphed from Moudros, a town in the viislon, the first detachments arriving ploded over t e road.

hey will du. and Just a few are unwise Island of Lemnos. near the .eastern Iusl lJ0l'0l'B “‘"“"et‘ 'Th°“gh h°peless:

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force. so that ilow there is it c _ ous battle-line twelve ' mllsiim|tr‘,:: twice cutting the main muh, owl which the Turks* defending the peuh,_ sula, received all their supplleg_

Sir,-I wa t to‘a k th favor, in ‘ __ ustice to oilr fariiiel'y:.mof ilublishing ' l The fnéslsli lgcestmld U19 vil- ome plain facts about the Egg Circle . l‘;‘3;:’k;’“L ’;;r;msg““ ‘xg-lcllllnitlhe

sses. There is another road but |t nothing more than a mule's path ov- the mountains. This is under direct

the Dardanelles. A battery is con-

"The British having ‘broken the

u0uSh I0 full right into the IMDB luld M89 of the Allies. on Frida , and I outnumbered at first. the Turks re land communications of the Turklrh r them by those who want to break relayed from Athens today, ig as fol- cleived reinforcement after reinforce- forces. lt femlllns f°l' ll” “WY to s up and keep us apart. There ~are lows: ment. und lllell there l’°5““ me mg' d°“"°y the water “nes” The" “"9 enough of us though who have taken “Through a bold stroke the British est battle that has yet been fougllt on already been disrupted by the British his business to heart und intend to Army has dealt the Turks a humlliat~ gallipoli Peninsula. Sulllniiflnesv Wlllch °°"¢|’0l the lower

. » 0 . keep on with it to make it certain to ing and disastrous reverse, resulting The corresuuullelli 001100009 "Wi DHT! °f me S93 °f M9»*’l110N\. Bud which

Political Meeting First 3

o o I

recently sank 100 sailing boats. There

g ltl d Turk d . 5 0011-

o sell all our goods according to qual- food supplies that halilmlllliliililledondtiliiin ‘bottle Continued all day Sunday. tinually waiting to sink these surviv- y, and what a great. thing this will be_tlle Peninsula from the base to the the Brllluh illE8l“8 ihenéselvlgloxlarwg

or Prince Edward Island in the future army in the field. This strategic suc- by lil! all they BdV““°e - s0me_ ‘_ _

°' "B °°.lf» “ *l by '"3 "'r.‘ ir.;’:";;..f::i;;.:“i.*;..... ...

l kl t ters, now w equa e ec t lk w a ro ~ »

hiitibliie mCi(ii<idlir!i\goSteTiliiii is doug political situatiilii of lilignfalleof awiliill- Sulva Bay. It had a radius of five ring to n Turkish announcement the gh; and phylug what the eggs are saw. The demoralizntlou huh the miles. Great waves of Turks swept, losses in the battle were: British, ohlly wol~¢h_ surrender of the Turkish Army ue. on the front oiily»to meet destruction. 4,000 dead; 9.000 wounded. Turkish, This work was not started to hurt fendlng the Gallipoli Peninsula are Fuflllel' “Orin 'ight “Mer me very 8'000 dead' 12'000 w°“"d°d‘ T“"kl“l‘

ing craft. Gunfire on the water cum. munications causes the Allies no wor.

The Turks feel discouraged. Refer.

ho lllerohhllm und uoloug us our mer- predicted for the near future, The guns of the fortress of Bulalr, the admission of this ,overwhelming loss

ollhlllo are wlllhlg to deal fairly in all opening of the Dardnnellen and the Freiicli made a false attack to dis- indicates that the British success was

ines we know we should be unwise eventual fall of Constantinople are U80! “Neill-lo" fmm the 'em British eve” gremer mm -has hee" 'ep‘me‘l~

ho kliow something of the molhuds

ng farmers uniting to get more for our

abor and investment. The fact that "The result was brought about by _ _ _ -cw ome few of our Island merchants a gigantic ruse. Huge and heavily Y Thlls ¥E:k;ep'eSe"ted as a V' ry ave' su orted us alid mana ed ESE equi ed forces or 'le

72 Uppél. Queen 'Sl '"1"' '“““”"“ " 'M' not have such prices for eggs as we other Asiatic cities.

have without them. Some take advant- "Suddenly, durlilg the' night of

2539_3_l6MlM0pd Charlottetown' age of this and do not support the Aug. 13, thousands of troops at half

' movement; others just sell their eggs a dozen buses embarked oil trails-

(Guariiian Special)

O Q I 3. ' .

161.885'-Stocking Machine-F.Jolilr WHS 0l'1l0l‘ly. scientific, alld unoppos-

Super |01' Furniture son Scoilaiiii, Alta ed. and it was followed by a ra id ad

. - p -

° llllY393_Eml Slhko poclrel hllu End vance to a position four miles inlall ,

FOR SALE BY AUCTION Exhlbltlon Tenders sill since-E. ll. vinerg, Montreal. which was lminediaiely inrtinna, d

*_ 161,909-Clutch for Fire Containers "This move entirely severed the en-

I am instructed hy tho Exoculol- of Tenders will ne- lccelvcd by the _l.l_ Kllopo, polllhl-ollo, Omar-lo_ emy lllles of commuliicatioll. with the

the Estate of the Late Duncan C. Mc- Ullilefslgned “D t0 mill 0" M0ll¢lflY» 161.918~I’lallter-Crossley & Cross- Fuuull tllut 100,000 Turks, or what is Leod, K. C.. to sell by auction at his Selll- lllll- 1915. f°l` U10 f0ll0WlllE Dl'lV' ley, Toronto. Olltnrlo. left of U10 Selfelllll Army C0\'DB. de- Late Residence, 241 Euston Street., on _ll€g@S ul llle EXl1ll>lil0ll t0 D0 llulll lu 101,921-Switcli Mechanism-Hellllr felldillg the peninsiilus are nearly Sur. Wednesday, the first, uuy of September Charlottetown, from the 21st to 24th gel- & Gulhl-lo, peril, Road, Outh,-lo_ roullded, and virtually besieged. The Colnmencing at 11 o'ciock in the fore- Sept. inclusive. , 16lV923___Rlng for-Bllspemllng Aol-lhl ellenly's retreat is now impossible, noon, all the Household Effects com- 1 l“0r the Drlvllego Ol' <`l1l0l‘l"B U“~ Cables-Clark & Choquett/, Toronto. Ellllfely out ofl’ from escape, it muh; prisiilg Drawing Room, Parlor, Library del' the Grand Stand, Uhr, ellllel' light to the death or surren- Dinlng Roonl, Hall, Bedroom and 2 For the printing null Solllllg Ol' 161924-Containers--J H Babcock <l€I‘~

Kitchen furniture and House Fur- Score Cards for the Races. Odessa, Ontario. D I I. "It is now a question of how long nishillgs also H C i 3 F

. ' orse. arr ages, - or the supplying of straw as 1(;1_92(;__Gl-hlll l.~ood__J_ E_ Hogg, Tu. the Turks can subsist on the supplies

Sleiglis, Robes, Harness, &c_ required. mmol Ontario' they have. It will be all utter imposgl.

Alld at 12 o'ciock Noon of the same 4 For selling iced for horses, cat- l51_927_(_;l-alll Food Apphrh¢uu_J_|billty for tlleni to get enough for their

day the Beautiful Residence and Land tie, etc.. oil the grounds. E, Boss, Toronto. Ontario. llillly needs. because the British coni- froniillg XS feet on Euston Street In Nos. 1, 2 and 4, the highest ol' 161,929-Gate for Railways--W. R. mall!-l l10tll lnlld and sen cgmmullloh. (adjoining the Residence of Mr. Jus- any tender, and ill No. 3 the lowest Bulruge-Weston Ontario UOHB

tice Haszard) and extending back or ally tender not necessarily ac- 161,936-Filterlfor Sewage-T. Dav- “The landing was splendidly execul. ‘£73 feet having a rear entrance 13 ce ted

~ _ -li . ien,'rornnto,ontni-io. ed- Under the supervision nr ins feet wide from Orlebar Street with Conditions may be obtained at tile 161,942-Explosive Turblne __ W_ navy. half a thousand gmull hohgll Barn and Coach hou th d

se ereon an office of Griksclieit, Montreal, Que. launches. and pimiaces, bristling like'

splendid lawns and shade trees and, C, R, SMALLWQQD' llll|943__vel,lllalol. for wllll]0w_-A_ porcupines with fixed bayonets, our-_ llelug One of the most desirable and Sec’y.-Treus. E. Hancock, Orilla. Ontario. ried the troops quietly ashore, cud best located Residences ln the City. 26g9.g.2(;m10l_ 161l948___Valve for fl-ll.eB_'l~_ Hlld. returned repeatedly for fresh loudh

The Real Property may be inspect- soll_ l1oglllh_Suuk_ Eliuh mon was equipped with hu ell..

ed on application at any time to W. 1(;l_94g__lqolh,~y Valvo__g_ }.lugheu_ treiiclilng tool, ainmunition and fuuu E. Bentley, K. C., Solicitor, Bank of Llllllsny Olllal-lo_ ,for three i1uyg_ lmhlollfhlely after Nova Scotia Chambers. ' ° ° - '_ l l G Sl __ the landin fift

The furniture and premises will be Pohtlcal Meetm S ml 952 Hot lm e for as oves g y Turkish outposts

'W' h tl t tie xtra half Dorts. destroyers. and tr l 1

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to zléllirealléegf (iglllll-fs llalle fo suffer iu steamed hastily to an uillilliubiizils reniilllelz

Youn Women Desirin 525 §?s5T'iii3r3»lllelii>`°5` 'I-l»b'i‘f'i`315-levi' °“i.e' `“".'.'.."`l” ‘1.fe‘”.»“°‘?iil‘.i §33Z'..§§"`f}i`$.“°?.le¥.i `”““."}.“’“‘%"”“’

' ' I OP 9 I1 0119 Ol' 0 _ 2 ,

. __ g _ .- g the,8t,h Ocmbgr' 1915 me' c°“` ggiiilosliaeneiaitlv Isn't it gunwise? How were`Igu0l‘llul’ Of the Olilgollvg.

A Nurse)` liey-H106* Of (l'llS MiiJ9S\li-T’ M8llB. 00 hull wo ever expect to take our places Turks, learning that the British arnly

- §ul;l’;;l’;f’seige "}§’ll3°tauf&’rIu?il;fvaV933' as business men ill othe country if we WHS rllioving. prepared to give it a hot

The Wm. W. Backus Hospital u, tion as required froln the 1st yJanu- gllaoltlllagollhlglgiseisilioiiliviiliiniiliie ‘tag ;iE>(a;l,o(fl1lAlllllaalriI>lilli>(i-int along the em”-ei

Genoral Hospital with well equipped Hry Ill-BXL help is ll we allow lllo wool to be “Like a thunderbolt from a clear med cal, surgical and obstetrical de- i tl’rinte<_l notices containing further polled over our own elfeuvih this man- sky_ the Brltlsh lhvhdod Ghlllpoll pgrtments offers a three years' grad- n orlnatlon .-is to conditions of pro- her? Don’t you tlllllk, fellow farmers, 'Renlnsula at Suvia Bay, where the G Course to yours women desiring B- i>f>S<f< (»°“lru¢t "'“Y be Bee" and that mont or tn.. pant failures have lurks were hopefully niiprepnri-.1 for -nurses education. blank form of Tender may be obtain- been o fllull huh hut ue fuult of all issue. D i -

ur 1 _ ur ng the night an ini-

Write for circular of information. ed at the Post Offices of Summergide those who do lllell. lllmosl lo show un melise fleet gathered in the Gulf of

Address, alld at the oflice of tl P Offl

le 05* C9 ln* the way to co-operate? How can we SHFOS frum all Darts of the com-

KATHLEEN A. Down, R. N., Spector. . ever nope in get np if we do not pull,DaSS- ’I‘her_e were hiindi-etls of irnw.

Superintendent of Nurses, JQHN F- WHEAR- together and make ii good effort? l€|'S~ llrlslllng with khaki-clad sol-

Norwich, Conn. Post Ofiice Inspector. l hm Sll- el(._ iliers, wllo were beaming with cheer.

2464-7-10M24lpd. Post Office lnspector’s Office, JOHN lu ARSENAULT, fulness and trembling with eagerness

_ (-ll‘"`l0\l€l0Wll- 2401 AUKUSI. 1915. Urhlllvi1le_ Prince County, Tile lilige expeditionary force-one 2680-8-26Mth3wks. _____i__;

of the largest laullclied at the heart

. , 1 cANAoiAN PATENTS. of un eneulyh country-wnn iinng

____ against the Turks at the spot he

w re

thcy least expel ted it Tile landing

_ - g M. If. Laycock, Montreal, Que. ;SlU`l`@llil€l'6d. and there were the only

°l“’“ l°" l“Sl’°°ll°“ °“ T“e“d“Y- ‘list ~'* 161,958-Gate Mechanism-C. Lush, S0l<ll@rS oi’ the enemy seen during the Allgllsl frum 10 B- ul- t0 4 D- 111- The undersigned Liberal-(‘onserva- (ihldel-_ Ollgurio, iluy.

R' BEAIRSTO- live Cuulllllaies Will H198! the €l€Ci0\'B 161,970-Light for Guns aild Rifles-I "The spectacular bolnbardment and

A\l0ll0ll0€l'~ of the Second Electoral District ol’ H J Molmyre Relsl Alla Icontinilous roar of

_ _ . . . . - ciinnonading.

2581-8-18-mmwf71 Qluuens loounlty att the following 161,971-Hanger for Pipes and which were a feature of the original

ace n i

p . s a i on ie a es llamedz- (uhleu-D, B. Mclntyre, Montreal, lulldlng I at Send-el-Bnhr. were con- _I

' ° . Que. SD CI-\0uS y a sent this time. Every-

Canadlan Monday. August 30-Afton Hall. 1l;l_974_Slollo D,eosol._.A_ R_ Paul, thing was quiet and orderly as if it

G6 d S bul 7, Tuesday, August 31-Canoe (.ove Montreal, Que. _Were a peace manoeuvre and not a _ lla y y I Hall. 1i;l_9g4_Egg (ful-l-lol-_D_ 1-[_ Shup- shot was fired until nearlydark.

Wednesday, September 1-New lm, Muulrhuh Que_ ‘ “Turkish reports say that 60,000

W ‘ |Brltisli tr l .

_ . oops anded within e

1-°“"°B l“¢°'°°l"t’l‘l“l R°“W°Y Wm" rnnrsilny, september 2 - North A GERMAN colviMANDEn. fnnr hours: ‘ iw my

Picton' Nova seo al Wilt€l!tllhye.S Dt b 3 Ki t Tl B li Thi tt k th lwahwdlielldggltinge (tome was] ashore it

8. . 8 Bm el' * ll B 011. i8 9l` |181' tl G B Illtl 88 E V Il 0 WO BBCi OIIB, 71

MONDAY AND THURBDAY B Mlonday, September 6 i Rustlco atliilodilnfw;-nientf tha? Sie dcomlnlandl in Elaaghiiig inland to sie( sguth of gulf:

_ an _ t e e ence o tie ar ane es las a . now a sun- a e and deeply

;’Ifg°“‘(;l;p';';!;’g" ';:_'0;"'llgLlf[g£h°(fl?g":t Tuesday. September 7 - Mayfield been entrusted to Admiral von Use- 'ditched plalu. Bud the Olhuf u1Hl'Clllu8 noon), for Sonrls, P. E. Island, and Hall' dom, wllo is now known as Usedoni north beyond the lake. The forces

there awaits the arrival of the “teh VI ednesday, September 8 - New Pasha Admiral von Usedom .served deployed through the salt marsh, cov- THE TEUTONIC ALLIES

noon tram from Charlottetown; Glasgow. Y in the German navy from 1871 until ering as much ground as possible. NEARER A BREAK.

thence to Magdalen Island. u ,OL Thursday, September 9. - Hunter 1910, and oil his retirement was at- The first section moved northeast and -

lows: River. ` tracted to the Emperor William mill- the second southeast in an attempt to ZURICH. Allsunl 22-~ The tension

M°N°AY_Le"e som. for Elan* ri-itiny. september io - ivnentiny tnry suite. Two months ago he was _makes Junction with the Australian between Berlin and vienna over tlin

du_Nord| Amber", Grlndmme wand River. appointed nine-dnunmp general for 'and New Zealand forces north ol Gnbn P0|lBh iluoiliou has been incroiiseil and Point Bossa Remmlng, calls at Monday, September 13-Cornwall services already rendered to the Dar- lTepe. rather than diminished by the vlsil of Grlndnone' Amber” and sown; and Tue.sdsy. Septenlber 14-Milton. danelles. Admiral von Usedom com- Two miles inland the forces halted BBFOI1 Burlull to Berlin. _ and returns to Plclom 'llie Opposition Candidates are in- malided the German cruiser Herths for a brief rest. Reconnaissance 13"" . The A“°'-"ln" P°|e3» Wl\° l“\0W U19 §°"0l` the Wll0l0 0011000!! l»0 A\l9U`l°»

.l.HURsDAY__Le"e| Bom." for vited to attend and will be granted in thu Far East, and took part in the les reported that there were no Turks l'0l\-llilllilod harshness with which the .

Amherst' Grlndstone hind. Point-.¢_qual privileges. relief of Peking. F-om 1902 until 1904 .in sight, ami the troops advancod to ,Prussian Government treats its Poles, `

Bone and Grand En“.y_ Relumlng _ LOUIS L. JENK|N3_ he warp in command of the Emperors- lnilke as much ground ‘ood as popllble _‘efused._to yield a single step in their calls at Point Bossa, Grindltone, Am, I JOHN H. BUNTAIN. ,yacht-,_l;loheli~/.oil»_-rn. ills chief of ‘before tlloonemy offered resio kilos. lemsnds that Russian Poland be put ;the Poles in Austria at the. present llel.5l_ Scollo’ and rellll-ll. ¢o plclom Charlottetown, 25th Aug., 1915. staff is said to be Captain .vin Jan- They coyéred six miles before night- inder rule of Franz Josef, Because of [moment would reduce the monarchy

on the nl.” mp ln the mlmlll. of 2037.g.2qu»l17|_ gun F _ fall of Saturday. Artillery mule trans- _his deadlock. the Kaiser cannot make I

June. July. August and September. I ` ' 7 ' 5 ` "l"'°'"'°"` "‘

weather permitting calls at Welt *` ' " ` ` " ’ ” ‘ “`“ ’ “'-

Bay to land mails and passengers for - °

rushed every available man to the de-

sed to beat Egg Circle prices by Feint Against the Asiatic Coast W|il\d"¢W 1° SHIP! I" WHlf|"i| l-¥I"il hose who are interested in prevent- . ' ‘ in Gulf Of 33""

ircles fPoll° us has prevented ihose of t.he ‘iii-itish sndwibvlrlieliltiiilcciaiitrli/tiiglflolgl "O" M°"d"l." me second morning

ol lo support lhem_ now said to be inevitable, and it is uilulflf- A Gfeeli l€Bl°udl¥1 tllllghF:`;’;i_l; `

The time has come, howlelvelln when ornly ai "matte: of tiéne blefore the laliillilg lplaggy ltoounégosfim oh; died ap ome plain speaking shou E Due Wen 9 I ell ury rusa ers wll fum U ~ _ t l norm and solllll from the p l_ nd that it should be understood that Iraise the standard of 'Christianity 011! "mst to “ "'“"' “le French forces tiliiiiceaf theIAllie on Suvla Ba ." on there is a large number of us farmers the Mosque of St. Sophia. huvlllg Served lllelr Dul'D0S9. the" 7 y

"British armoured motor cars have

made raids for a considerable dis-

WAR STAMPS INCREASED P. 0.

‘ REVENUE BY NEARLY

MILLION DOLLARS

OTTAWA. Aug. 23 .-The war

ho have been watching that mul. llllhllll hhses "ea, the Asla Mlnor sell after the landing. the British made ll stamp on letters, receipts and cheques

s w . -

But the war stamp has made Calla- ians less ready to write letters. This

T Nord each continuation. Cub

charge Twenty-five cents.

_ _ lg- Q

i GUARDIAN GLIISSIFIIEII MIS. il

must accompany order. Minimum ’

2 4~l*k%L4H#HH4+0_

.il -B

FOR SALE.- LUMBER CALL OR ‘i write us for prices. lt will pay

_ Agents V\'il|ifa~d

"Aoervrs wA~'rED-Fr? sEi.i. Fon

the Old Reliable Folitllill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Expert ence unnecessary. Highest com-

ronto. Ont." __2416-S-5_lVlE26l- _

$5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET-

lilg card sample hook free. Rellfe' sentatlves already making five to ton dollars daily. l3l'adley--Garret- son, Brantford, Ontario.

r g 1.. __ i Bout ilol is W .intl il WA'i~Tr'Eb"-'l`c`ol.i_EoE soAnoEns

ian be comfortably accolllodated at ltoyiil Hotel 103 ltlthlnond St

2649-8 24M6lpd

ll]

. .. . _._

€oA‘n'oEr'is-l=`l'vE on six sTEAov

boarders can be nicely accommodat- ed at the McKenzie House, 89 Sid- ney St, 8-llllltf.

l [el p Waiited-l< emul-a

WTAN‘r'i>”`A"ETi§f_l9b`§E'N*E"Fl`i.l."

housework. Apply io Mrs. J. C. Sims, 279 Richmond St., East.

A _ 25_7_s-s~isMtr.

i.TAui<io'ri"\/_TAETT/VANTED Fon'

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital. 2417-8-6Mtf.

_ l

ihnluuu paid. Handsome free quipnient. Stone & Wellington. To-

you, before building. Clermont

_V _>I_.ufnl_lleYrnlVhll_s__ 2655-8~24M6ipd_ Fon sALE.- 1TATi_on's HBE

new. J. A. Cameron's Barber shop,

iizrcrenioeq st. V 2652-s-ziliiaipa FARM Fon sALE.“-Tior-"l-°‘EiT=`oi

sale my farm at Wilmot. about 21/; miles from Summerside containing 50 acres with buildings. Apply to Robert S. Waugh St. Eleanors,P.E.

F Island. _ 2531-8-16M11i.

_lg QQ - J

IIclp Wanted.--Male wAN1-lei-TAT?/ou.No ivi`AN or oooo

iharacter alld habits to drive deliv ery wagon A steady position forthe right mail Apply at Star Laundry, 134 Kent Street. 2675-8-25M3i. ANTED, MACHINIST FOR LATHE work. Apply B. Stewart A: Co.

2100-7-20mtf.

. .F in I _

L_ _ __ -_._l-ost LOST between Revere Hotel and

Railway, green satchel, with gold watch, ticket from Boston and sum oi, money. Finder please leave at this office

.___ , ___~* _.___ _?!"’7_

LEFT In one of the stores last Thurs-

day ladies umbrella inlaid pearl liiindle. I-‘inder_please leave at 185 Euston Street and receive reward.

2676-8-25-Illslptl _

F i iq' 1 I-lui

hor Sale I-ui-l SALE.-Bell organ, piano cased; Dl‘3",¢_ _5‘??-'- _;_ E ,_2595'?rl?P';5!

§R|NG|.Es Fon sALE oN cAss

Surrey Station, or at Store. M. C. McGowan, Kilmllir.

_A _ Y Y __ 2670-8-2>5ME3i_ cAT'ri.E Fon sA|_E.l"26 HEAD of

cattle and 20 head in good shape to put on pasture, write or phone. M. C. McGowan, Kilmuir.

or >m"_` A 2648-8-24ME3l.

i_i_v EQulPPEo"`i-*cbt RANEH FOR SALE.-Ideally located near Charlottetown. Large. well built breeding pens. houses, etc. Foi I

f Guardian 2613 8 25M3i

n sAi.E on 'ro LET A very omfortable six-room cottage with good out-buildings. Situate on the North River Road. one mile from Charlottetown, lately occupied by James Farquharson. Apply, A_ Pickard & Co., Coal Dealer, Char- lottetown. 263i.g.2lmlll

o _ _

ui-ther particulars write M. D. carc I

To Let

TBM” 'i "

LET-COTTAGE AND ORCHARD

situated in the Village of Hunter River. Possession given Sept. 15th. Apply to Angus Stewart, Hunter River. 2674-8-25ME2i. TO LET.-The Store and premises

on Kent Street at present occupied by Geo. Mcquaid, Tailor, possession given August lst. Apply to D. Stew- art, 163 Kent St. 2287-'i~26m mtf I L _ Situations Vacant l2.@ PER DAY FOR 5 DISTRIBUT- inz "WORLD'S GREATEST WAR."

_ Up to date book. Whirlwind lellor. Lliiiicott Company, Brantford. Ont. % _ Teachers Wanted _ WANTED.-Second-Clan Teacher for

Cable Head West School. Supple- ment $20. Protestant preferred. M. McLaren. Secy. of Trustees.

_ ' 2566-8-17lnll'

an entry into Poland. for oh that oc- casion he must make a proclamation to the people. _ ‘

Meantime German national enthus-

iasm is coming down rapidly as thu 'meagre strategic results for the tre- ?mendous sacrifices begin to be realis- led. If after these Germany must turn

the explosion nl its indignation iii. in- .evltable. At the same .time Burlan :dare not give way, as the detection of

to chaos.

a complete record of this phase of, _ ' f -- - - ~ _ - ~ I ~ ~ ~ ' the dispute can be prepared and pre-' _ _ " ». |- ~_. ., ' : _ _ . _ .

fAmberst, thence to Pryon Island. Re- ' 1 I ' r ` 4| ' ' ' ' '

sented. Cases ut_i_del° the contraband order must all go before British prize courts. and there will be no informal negotntions as there have been in con- nection with previous seizures.

The new American note, it is under-

stood, will lodge formal protest a- gainst the placing opcotton on the contraband list, and is lengthy diplo- matic exchange probably will follow

It is considered' likely' by some omc: ills here that the dispute eventually will be settled by arbitration.

0 2

_turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind "

. l‘ ` S I 1( ' ' - - ' _.f * T

stone, Amherst and Bouris. ` f ' ' lf _

For further particulars apply to x ‘ _ `

WM. ROBERTRONJ _ _ `.__-’.. ,,

SSD . IX. ".`f°_0_

CHA8. W. IVES. ` f ' g d t

Agent, Picton. `

MATTHEW MeLlAN A CO., _ _ r __ ' ' -

Agents, Sonris.

Or to WM. MeLURl, Manager and

wnor, Picton, Nova Scotia. C

Ml-7-lultf. q

Try a package

f. '