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. _*IT PAYS to bar .n this Province.

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WQMANS wosk IN me

insertion for advertising to this col- ,umn Cash must accompany order

..*FARM FOR SALE.--Mrs. GBOTEB mmfmum chuse twemymve cam”

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Murdock, Murra-y River, offers her beautiful farm for sale, also crop, stock and implements Fpr further THE TUBE To FRANCE

n _

lish Channel discussed so frequently

BOYS' TRAINING CAMP verge of materlalizntlon. it ls an

lug Camp was held at Victoria, July

0 0 9 ( ».

'rr . il

With the I' ` i ` '

ua p'"'Uc“]‘“`5 “png "° IJ’ “,;é6,¥‘f'd°°k' Pla s for a tunnel under the Enz

1 d .° h id I tb llas-t sixtyodd years, are

Sea 9 111 t 9 CBR ‘ Pnov|Nc|A|_ 'rux-is Ing? in-.°,1>opa1sr Mechanics. on the

in T4. if *md ZUJ- lin!" in the inpn, gronncl, or fine ground I. I - ' inounced that England and France ard

for percolators. ` The Provincial Tuxis Boys' Train-'in perfect accord-on the subject, and

Wdic T0' l’°°H°'i npcffeft C°iT2¢-‘Perfectly Made". Tt'a free. U , 8th to 18th. There were over forty

. _ *- boys and leader present. Seventeen

CHASE 5,-5-ARNBQRN ° ° ' - - MONTREAL it ,churches wen: represented from point no serious difficulty is antici- ___ L_ ,. ' -' _ ll thirteen different centres. There was pa/ted; through the impervious Brill’ F">L<3’°"i5"‘ "€>E> 'if Q* ' if also a special weekend Conference chalk unde\‘lYl1l8 the CIHHIIGI D000!"

L: _.;:‘_. , ' '» I » ` V ""`-'_ - ' ' " ' ' ' T' "-T for men, which was well attended.

The Camp was under the direction of and rapid prove!!-

that war experiences have robbed its opponentsof most of their conten. tions. From an engineering stand-

eiectric drills will doubtless ilnd easy

I Y K " ' ' R. C. Sldenius. . | The plan calls for two -20-foot -tubes,

'Mother and thi! Girls dont mind being photo- graphed--.why not persuade pad and the boys to make the family picture record complete? <

THE CO0K _STUDIO

' Phone I59-J

\¢'!‘¥¢#t¥¢iE¥¢5¥~$¢§if2¥¥¢¥¢¥$5b ; This is a Good Time to fi Have Baby’s Photo Taken

Make tie appointment today

iiiAYER STUDIO

at -~ U$fE¢£n%?E¥¢$e§$75~$2&¢B¢f<¢l<

is arse $5#

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Beiyea and McNiece COST ACCOUNTANTS AND Auorrons

K General, Municipal and Corpor-pri

ation Auditing and Systeluutla-ilf,

ing

if" A .

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CONSULTANTS ON

Government and Civic income Taxes. Manufacturing Costs und Efficiency Office and 'Phone Connection

St. John, Moncton, Amherst. &

Un‘h%%T.‘

Paoressiosn Chaos

DR. CLIFT .

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIV TREATMENT by the

month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. B. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW,

M432-5-ZOMtiliAug20pd. ,

Dr. K. W. Mciiinnon

VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street Opposite Mo`ro|| Hotel Tolophong 764

6000-5-23M3mos,

F, __

D. STEWART, li. C.

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Nowoon Block, Charlottetown Branch Office. Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

S. S. lil-’SSllIl Barrister, Solicitor Notary Public, sto. MONEY TO LOAN .

Montague. P. E. I.

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MORSOII & DUFFY

_Barrrotoro and Attorneys lvllcitora for Royal Bank of Canada MONEY T0 LOAN

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|»IcLElIi & loi(lIiIi0||

Barrietora Attornoyo-at-law Office Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. P. I. I.

1.¢-

HGLEOD R BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C. larriator and Attorney-at-law MONEY TO LOAN

billce-Bank ei N. 3. C'rV14a_n-grboro _

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YIIRBIIITTOII 8 Silll

llrrlatsre, Attorneys, Notary Pub- "°' 51°-. lollcitore for Canada Bank Association Bank of Montreal. Cl"- lifl. Permanent Mortgage Corpor- RIOII.

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only szis

A lot of Black and Tan

.» Silocs worth up to $4.50

$3.50

Another lot all good quality in Black or Tan, ~ our sizes are broken- look them over.

$4.50

Medium pointed toeS_

- in Black Calf or Tan»Culi - -worth today $8.00. `

4 See Our Window

i Alley & Company g Limited .

our stock.

We will be pleas

J EWELER

P'i_‘

when we ' ~

I shine

We buy exceedingly well. \Ve buy in the best markets. We buy the best drugs obtain-

able.

I I

2 I

.'Wg buy in large quantities. iWe give you the advantage. We sell wholesale and l'0l1lll~ We do the dispensing of Mon-

tague. Because the DOCTORS know they get just what they order, we don't substitute.

When looking for drugglsts

sundrics, such as soaps, combs, Safety Razors (ali kinds.) etc.. perfumes and toilet articles, patent 'medicines of all kinds.

We are sole agents for the

Edison Phonograplrs in Kings County.

Give us a call.

Carruthers & Parkmaa Limited

Wholesale and Retail Doalora In

Drugs, Chemicals, Groceries,

Boots and Shoes, Paints Etc

Montague, P. E. I. `

,P_

` lnnis, Charlottetown; Fred Godkin, for one m e, _

' _ , Charlottetown; A. Vatchcr. Charutte- lnnk which could, be flooded from th

IUWII. ROY C1H‘l01‘. (`i\\li`i0fl-0i0WI\ A 'shore In case of military necessity l\ Lord, (‘apn ’i`r.tverso, Lorne Lea, The total length from near Dover t

_'Y' Victoria; Ray Tanton, Charlottetown; 9 point between Calais and Boulogn

tl H0.

innis, (‘harlottetown; I) S McLeod.

Following is a list of the boys pre- side by side, connected at short inter-

'M Semi - lvals by cross openings. A drainage

tunnel underneath disposes of seep-

~ Robt. Weeks. Charlottetown; War-

' ren Duchemln, Charlottetown; Ed. ‘nge water. At the centre of its length

0w Chandler, Charlottetown; Earl Mc- the tunnel dips to its lowest grade

ll constituting a wate

Arthur Boswail. Charlottetown, Wil Wm be 30 miles, of which 22 will b ire Lar Charlottetown; Chas. Mc- feet to 175 feet below sea bottom

l‘ 6

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lt forms at glorious chapter in the history of Canadian. womanhood. She has nursed the Sick and wounded- she has cared for the widows and orphans.Wl1iie working for the Nation her work - for the Home can be lightened by servinlg

Shred , d Wheat Bistzuita. ready-cooked who e wheat foo that combines deiiciousisy and whole- someiy with berries or other fruits. A urmaeriiie-solver. ,

` ` 'P ->. 135?" ‘i`~>.<1;°;.- `

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95 _hi ,;éi'.,tLfc'f-g -K " \\\\ V I/:')..) ,_ -..;7,fy_-‘-,-5;.-. . i V The channel's greatest depth is 130 _ =- V, _ _, "‘/"/ "? `-§`,_`?*~` Iiff/-”.r»'i_a`).J~' -" ` ""-

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' Charlottetown; Fred Hine,CI1arlotte-imap Estimates allow ilve yearn fo

f town; Clnu-1. I-I. Palmer, Charlotte- completion, at a cost of $100,000,000.

town; Williurd Proctor, Charlotte-|E|ecu-gc 1,;-ning will make the pa

town; Roland C. Buntaln, S. Rustl~,o;inage in 40 to 45 minutes. giving Eng- l~‘runk Larkin, Albcrton; Upton Sea- land direct access by rail to allparts

ma Aibcrton, FredJ Larkin, Sum

_ n, ' . f p `¥- merside: J. C. Mountain. Summerside;

Fred Ramsay. Montrose; Alfred

Darnlcv' Kenneth Montgomery, Port

Charlottetown; Stanley McLeod, Kin- l`0Si'l. ,

The Lenders were:-Dr. Percy 'A.

Haywood, Toronto; Rev. Geo, Patter- son, Missionary Japan; ltcv. O. ii. Peters, Charlottetown, Representa- tivo Cliarlottctown Methodist District; Rev. l’. A. Fitzpatrick, Tryon, Repre- sentative Summerside Methodist Dis-_ lrict; Rev. lt. H. Stavert, Hunter River 'Presbyterian' Young Peoples’ Itoprc- sentative for P. E. Island; R. C. Sldenius, Charlottetown, District Secretary Y. M. C. A., Secretary Provincial Advisory Committee.

Special guests and speakers: DMS.

Baker, New Zealand; Lou A; Buckley. Halifax Maritime Boys' Secretary; E. J. Arnett, Halifax, Town und Country Secretary; Dr. Kent, Halifax, Presby- terian Theological College.

ADDRESS AND * PRIESENTATION

('ororal William K. (furric. M.

M., Dundas, has received the follo\v- ing mltlressz

Dear Friend:-As your friends we

assemble here this evening to wel- culne you back to your Island home and to thank you for the services you rendered your King and Country in our behalf. ~ ,

Though residing for a number of

years ,ln a distant port of the Domin- ion where you were engaged in luc- rative empioyment, yet you did not hesitate to lay aside the tools ,of peace and take up the cudgels of war

~ __ = in defence of Liberty and Justice.

in those days of proud sacrifice for

us you faced dark bitter hours but God has guarded and kept you and

A brought you safely to us once more.

l\Ve assure you that the memory of

your noble brothers supreme sacri-

ilcc and what you and your brave

comrades have done will never ,fade but remain an undying example to

of future generations.

` . As proof of that bravery which you

have shown on many occasions on the blood stained battlefields of France your King has honored you with per- sonal recognition by conferring on you a Military Medal and Dundas may well bc proud of her nale son. 1

As a slight token of our appreciat-

ed to have you Call- ;‘;“.2.‘.fsx;.r:r;f"c;s°.a‘:f..";.°:;s';;r

this small gift and we hope it m'ay

speak our hearts best wishes to you

T n I] those of health and happiness in the

,. Q years before you.

~ ' Signed, on behalf of the assembled

friends. ' `

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Luminoscopy

' Shadow Test

System ' Looking into the Eye

The most advanced science

of Eyesight Testing known. This system measures and corrects any hidden or latent trouble. It is especially valu- able in old chronic hard cases, and those who have not recei- ved satisfactory results else- where. We also use in our Test room the Ophthalamo- meter Retinoscope, Phoro- meter and other delicately adjusted apparatus for deter- mining just in what degree if any. your eyes fall short of perfection. If in need of glasses come in and "SEE"

Superior Eye Service.

H. J. MABON

Optometrist & Prescription Druggist Montague, P. E. I.

Next Door Bank of Commerce

o Euro e.

3 "*=~. ` ” Gordon, Alberton; C.Russel Woodside, s y -\,_ , _ M-»\

THE PES'Sl ST

- 'al' iiiii; C. Mci\`utt, Kensington;; Robert _ ".'~.1`.i"'

""‘~--..,______h__ limnphre_vs, Kensington; D. B. Mc- BY F- A- M- V

"`°"` i_ Kcnzie, iiarlsvilllc; Eric McDonald, "*'”"

'rua rassxmu-sr who

‘ .-r

sans- the wraia is ‘ 2

GETTING worse every

DAY and going to I f“ _,I

THE dogs at an ` if

AWFUL rate is

ONLY indulging his

PROPENSITY to show ` >|

HIMSELF the destroyer of

HAPPIINESS and the ally

OF tho joyklller. _

‘ SENSIBLE people know he ‘

IS an enemy to society, 1’

HE himself is not

SENSIBLE lf he does

NOT know it. Take >

FO-It instance the

sPon'rsMaN-like way me

MEMBERS of the Government

RECEXVED their defeat on

THE 24th, The people

VOTED in favor of a

, CHANGE of Government

A AND as a consequence

Til-IE Government goes

OUT. There was no

SQUEALING nor show of

BITTERNESS, but instead the

OLD Government says

TO the people "YOU

HAVE shown that you ,

WISH a change and

WE trust the change _

WILL be for the

' GOOD of the Province.

WE have done our

BEST, but we hope

Ti-IE new Government .

WILL do better."

SUCH is the spirit '

SHOWN by our

LEADERS and ih.is..higb

QUALITY of equity is _

MOIUE evident today than

EVER before. That the

PEOPLE appreciate it ,

AND are applying

IT to their own

THOUGHT and action is -

PROVEN by the good

FEELING which prevails

BETWEEN the supporters

OF the opposing parties.

OUR ill-disposed friend

THE Pessimist is ,

LOSING his grip

AND it is well _

FOR as thathe _ ’ "’ ""'

IS. I THANK YOU. ,

Q .

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PURCHASE OF CANADIAN CHEESE

' BY BRITISH BUTTER AND

CHEESE IMPORT COMMITTEE

Following the recent collapse of the

cheese market u. representative of the British Ministry of Food (Mr. F. Warren) and the Chairman of the Butter and Cheese import Committee (Sir Thomas Clement) associated with the Ministry of Food, England, were in Canada last week for the pur- pose of arranging for the purchase of 20,000 tons of Canadian 1-lieose. They mct the producers at Brockville on Thursday ami offered 25 vents per pound delivered at Montreal. Sir Thomas Clement announced that a local committee to represent the British Butter and Cheese import Committee would be formed in Mon- treal to arrange for the export of the cheese. The Canadian merchants who handle the heese are to be paid rt commission f 1'/» or cent plus 1/;

_ _ p. . .

‘cent per poldéd to cover handling

charges. , ,

Taking advantage of his presence in

Ottawa today Mr. War-ren was asked for n statement- ns to the reasons for the purchase and why they are unubln to puy more than 25 vents per pound. His answer was as follows:

“The maximum rntziii of cheese in

-Great Britian, including “the home production, has 'been fixed by the .Ministry of Food at 1iG (36c,]._ per pound and there are suilicient reasons why the maximum cannot be raised.

"Th cost of handlin the cheese

Canadian producer at Montreal until it reaches the consumer in Great Britian at the present time amounts to 10.95 cents per pound made up of the following items:

British retailers' profit (which in-

cludes ioss in weight in cutting up) 5 cents per pound.

Commission paid to British Whole-

salers and British Importers (average) 1.5 cents per~pound.

Inland transport in Great Britian .5

cents- per pound. `

Storage and handling in Great

Britain .5 cents per pound.

*Interest in carrying stock .5 cents

per pound,

Loss in weight 33 cents per pound. Ocean freight and landing charges

$1.75 per pound.

Discount 25 cents por pound. Commission paid Montreal Export-

ers 37 cents por pound.

Montreal handling charges 25 cents

per pound. »

Total $10.95. ` ' in addition to _these charges the

British Committee will have to bear the loss on account of the low rate of exchange. which at the present time is equivalent to about 2 cents per D°\H"i- " =""'iWUI

The British Committee will lose on

the Canadian cheese purchaser] at 25 cents and this loss will have to be`mct from the profits on purchases in other countries. or become a charge on the British Treasury.

The foregoing figures are confirmed

by Dr. Jas. W. Robertson who has just returned from England.

There is no "fixing" of prices ana

the Dairy Produce Commission will not be revived. Producers are free to dispose of theincheese through any other channels and at a higher price if that should be possible.

‘J. A. RUDDICK,

Dairy & Cold SIOFBSG Commissioner. Ottawa. Ont. ,,

July 30th, 1919.

VALLEYFIELD SCHOOL CLOSING.

The Valleyfleld East school closed

j,on Monday, June 30, for the summer' l

holidays. The pupils took the oppor- tunity and presented their teacher, Miss K. Mathleson, with an address

"'71 Do not suffer

peer; °-na

' ns- r:.'i.‘r°"a

aurgioal 'ops

i ind:

Dr. Chaao'a Ointment will rofigvg lyorliegtionoe and as certainly cum on. wa. a nor :Ji dealers, or Edmanson. flaws t Co.. Limit , Tomato. Sample box free if you mention thfa paper and onoloaelr Qmp topay postage.

A. ii. LYON

A ti tic Photo h Chisrrottiotown,

Photographs of all sizes, films to

fit all size amateur cameras aio ro- :eivod fresh every week. -

Moderato prices

Personal attention to Amateur

Photography,

e . ~ g

from time to time is delivered by the

und a beautiful gold signet ring as n mark of their appreciation of her ser- vices. The address was read by Miss Florrie McLeod, after which the pre- sentation was made by ‘Master Foster McLeod. Miss Mathicson, although taken connplctely 'by surprise, thunk- ed the pupils for their kind oct, and also for their application to study. during~her stay amongst them.

Dear Teacher.-We, your sclmlars.

regret to see the day come when you

relol-`¢~_H.i ~»_,f»»_‘o.|.~;|oa\-:louis are to leave us. ~\\'c fear that. at times, we have failed to prepare our losscnis io rm-vt with your approval. but wish to thunk you for the way you have tulitzhi us for the last two yours. 'Fine init-rest and devotion you have given us in that time shall al- ways iw hvlil in memory.

As an appreciation oi' your services

miitlfvrcil. we risk you to accept this small token from the scholars of Vnlleyiiclrl East School.

r ..: -- - " -' 5

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AYER E , . R

hnistirii without it “sinh cross"

_____,_,____-*<1 _

'U Any Tablet Offered as Aspirin and Not Stamped

'th th ' “Ba er Cross" is Not Aspirin at Ali! ~

“Bayer” Now Made in CaiiadafNo German - lnterest_-jill, Rights Purchased from

‘ I U. S. Government

is not a penny of German

V- /;\ money invested in "Bayer Tablets of

`/\spirin" nor \viil a German ciiizcn

prodt by its sale or ever be allowed io ficquirc interest. `

The original, world-famous "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is nov/`m:1de in Canada and can bc had at your drug- gist’s in lmndy pzcizngcs;

Unless you sec thc "Bayer Cross” ou package and on tablets 'ou are not getting Aspiring; ilii

proper and 5_;\_f§_ directions' are in ever/ __-L_ Dom; accept Aspirin in ri pill bex. Buy a “Bayer Packags"!

Darin thc' war acid imitations were sold as Aspirin in_ pill

E 1 _ .

boxes and various other containers. But there is no substitute

for genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which have been péoxvcd

=.:ife by millions for Pam, llcadaclie, Tooihzichc, llarnchc, Cu- matigm, Lnmbago, Colds, Grippc, Joint Pains, Ncuritis.

\ “B1 cr Package."

Boxes of 12 tablets--llottlcs of 21-Tiottles of 100---Also Capsules.

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' ,...:|.r tus |.n|»ii<~ nr-nuns: i|n|n||i..n~_ n.<~ 'r..|.|.»:.. or n..,~-.- ctnnrnnly will be sllmnd 'Ili

heir avnernl trade iuurlr, the ".\ln;'er Cross."

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satisfaction

with least possible delay.

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“ ‘ _*'19* r skin;

J_ust how mucn is required must be accurately mess ured

'l`oolitt_le_would only partely relieve the trouble. Too much would Inj ure the eyes. We use. the bcst modern optical appliances, absolutely correcting optical defects and guarantee

All kinds of eye glass repairing and matching lenses don

E . E . PQ r k nn J n Jeweler & Graduate Optometrist

' Montague, P. E. I.

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