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The 8. S, Ame1ia__carryllls_H. H.
lasila. passengers and freight leaves
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tsr arrival of morning express from
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llls. going- and ,coming at_Souris.
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U. H. Qtarratt, Manager, Aynherst.
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The S. S. Halifax will sail from
Chariot§town for Boston via
Haw_kes_ury apd _Halifax every
ffiiesday-"at mid-night. Retum-
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a_t 6 p. m. For iurther'1nforma-
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..°'r. eokoon wee is Guardian
Roprolonl-ltive in liontagua,
- 'MK R. R. HOWLITT In Gull*
dill! lleat tor Annandale and vicinity.
_ ...HORSE SOLD- Mr. Austin Mc-
Gllvary sold a line draft horse to Mr.
C. J. McLean. teacher, recently. The
Iattenwho hasre, ntly taken _the
aix8iley_fol_1 the s ,léqnf zgrictural ilu-
-Plements sold ala een" reaih, separ-
ators during his ' vacation. which
Biloeks well for his ability as a 'allies-
msn. _ ' ‘ '
_ G|.,ENFANNlr-lo Nouns. _ 
..'Mr. Malcolm Macdonald of New
Glasgow is home on a short visit to
Glenfanning.
..*Mr. John Reville, the eillcient
l'0H¢llH%Sl€'r. has put the roads under
his supervision in excellent shape.
..°Quite a number of men
from this vicinity went west on the
harvest excursion on August 12th.
..*Miss Bridget Praught of Vernon
River and Mrs. Cunningham of Bos-
ton, Mass., are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty.
--°HBYlng is completed in
this locality, and already Mr. Patrick
Fogarty has cut a ileld of barley, the
first of the season in Glenfanning.
..°’I‘he schools in this vicinity
opened on the 15th inst, with the same
teachers as last year, except Seal
Iliver, which has a new teacher, Miss
Millie McNeill or .St. Peters Road.
FUBM THIIREIBHES
Mrs. Carrie Myers, Southport, has
received the following letter from her
husband now in France:
Have only received four letters from
you since coming to France, -eight
weeks ago. Too bad. Have no news
that I can write today. There was a
lot of Canadian mail yesterday, par-
cels, pspers, etc. `Mine must have got
lost. or was not sent by my good peo
ple at home. as the people out here
say. Too had about Warren getting
wounded, but those things do happen
out here when fellows cannot get out
of the way in time.
A few of this bunch got winged but
we cannot expect to fight without los-
ing somebody.
Wishing you all the best of health
and hoping for a letter or paper, or
something, with love to aff. Glad to
see you are running in The Guardian
contest. and hope the Southport peo-
ple will help you along well.
France, ‘July 10. 1916.
Dear Carrie.-Received the two let-
ters with handkerchiefs. also two post-
cards from your mother_ Trust you
are ‘all well. Having great weather
over here the past twoimonths; I-Iavo
nothing to do but work. The Battery
has been very busy all the time since
we came over, both day and night,
“busy killing Germans, I hope.” Some
of this bunch got winged, as you have
no doubt seen by the paper before-
now. I have heard that
brother Warren ls going to get better,
and will go to England soon.
_ l have no news. We are, I think, in
I have seen hundreds of German pris-
oners since moving to this pm-L about
four weeks ago. Bert Stewartis here
and_is 0.K.. also .lack McCarrou and
the rest_ I was Justtaking to him.
There were lots, of parcels and mail
from Canada the last week; I gilt
Some.. '
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llelieves Almost Instantly -
Nothing cures so quickly as -the
healing pine essences' in Catarrho-
zone. It ails the breathing organs
with a healing, soothing vapor that re-
lieves irritation at once. Ordinary
colds are cured in ten minutes. Ab-
solutely sure for Gatarrh and in throat
trouble it works like a charm. Cat.-
arrhosone is -a permanent ._ cure for
bronchitis andthroat trouble. Not an
experiment--not a temporary relief-
but a cure that's guaranteed. Get
"Catarrho_aone" today. and beware of
substltutes_.j; The dollar, outfit is
,guaranteed and small sizes qos.; trial
also Zoe at all dealers. _ _
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ING.-Extraordinary dry and carefully
milled, write for prices. THE MONT.
AGUE FURNISI-IING C0., LTD.,
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-field; spent Sunday at Hope River,
the _guest of flllr. and Mrs_ .iohn Reid,
Hillcrest, Farm. '.
..*A number of, _Charlottetown
friends spent Sunday at Hillcrest,
farm; Hope River, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid. were they were
royslly entertained.
_ .°Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, and Master
Gordon Jenkins. Georgetown, who
spent a short vacation at Crapaud,
left by the S._ S. Harland for Char-
lottetown, Thursday last.-V.
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Rear Admlrsl Sir Dudley de Chair,
K. C. B_, M. V. O.. gave recently an
interview to The Brooklyn Eagle from
which the following extracts are tak-
en:
“Our blockade machinery took some
time to get running smoothly. The
British Customs officers did not slide
easily into new grooves. Accustomcd
for years to board a ship and inquire
merely for dutiable wines or spirits
they were perhaps too easily satisfied
when the neutral captain produced s.
few bottles of whisln' :ir-.rl allowed the
Customs to seal them. while all the
time absolute contraband might be
snugly hidden in the bottom of the
hold.
With regard to devices adopted by
blockade runners_ to elude the 'vigil-
ance of our examination, I may men-
tion some of the chief ruses:
"( 1) Double bottoms, decks and hulk
heads, concealing guns, rifles and oth-
er firearms or ammunition.
"(2) Copper keels and copper plates
on sailing ships.
“(3) Hollow masts.
“(4) Rubber onions. These were
discovered when one of our oflicers
dropped one of the deck. The onions
bounced ten feet in the air.
“(5) Rubber concealed in -coffee
sacks.
“(6) Cotton concealed in barrels of
flour. _
“(7) Rubber honey. made in the
form of honey-comb filled with a curl-
ous liquid mixture
“(8) False manifests. This is the
most frequent form of faking. In sev-
eral cases where the captain of the
neutral realized th.h‘t"the‘ 'game was up’
he produced both the genuine and the
false manifests for our hoardingofflc-
ers to compare: a form of franknesa
quite amusing.
Neutral Ships Rescued.
"On four distinct occasions which
have come under our direct personal
observation our blockading patrols
have rescued neutral ships from lm-
minent destruction by German torpe~
the-_hottest section of the British line. 'does in me Nom, Sem The merchant,
-men were lowering their boats. with
the submarine standing off waiting to
fire. A few well-directed shots from
our guns s_oon_dls_posed of the menace,
and the neutrals were able to reholst
,their boats and proceed safely about
their business. f
“On another occasion we came upon
a Scandinavian with masts oroken oh-
et the deck- and crew lashed to the
bulwarks, while heavy seasswept her
from bow to stern. Our men saved the
-crew at some risk to their own lives
and stood by until the gale abated,
and then towed the wreck to a British
port for assistance and repair. We
towed one American ship. which had
been seen drifting about helplessly for
twelve days without coal or food, into
a British port through the worst son.
of a. ses."
"Which neutral nation has been the
-worst offender against the British
blockade?" asked The Eagle corres-
pondent.
 Cannot Name Offender. _
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shan’t,” replied Admiral de Chair “The
ships of one neutral have attempted
to carry more contraband through our
blockade than any other, but I can
scarcely name the oi‘i’endcr.
"Blockade work is nnspe<‘iuculur_
unlnspirlng but cx\~ec<lingl_v dal‘_ger-
ous. The work of oiiivcrs und men
under my command has been consist-
ently faithful and effective, under con-
ditions whlch have always hcld the
possibility. for twenty-four hours n
day, of destruction by German mines
and German torpcdoes. The basis of
that blockade rests upon tue ability
and collrnge of r<>_.~lm'vre alll:-cvs and
men drawn from Great I'lrlta.in's Mer-
cantile !\lnr_ine. Our eflort has hccn
purely to prevent goods from reaching:
the enemy, never to clnbarrass or in-
convenience neutl-als nf whatever nu-
tionaliiy, who are elldcnvorlllg. llmicv'
Conditions of exlrclno difficulty, to
maintain legitimate trade relations ile-
cessary to their welfare and prosperi-
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Eastern Steamship Lines
ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER-
INTERNATIIJNAL LINE.
8.8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER
NOR DINQLEY.
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Leaves St. .lohn Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for
iilsstport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.
Return- Leave Central Wharf,'Bos-
ton, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-
days at ,9.00 a. m.. for Portland East-
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_ DIRECT SERVICE. _
Leave St. John Saturday only at
7.00 p. ln.
Return-Leave Boston Sundays on~
ly at 10.00 a. m.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
Direct between Portland and New
York. Steamship North Land and
North Star.
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.
I‘ues., Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.30 p. m.
to Sept. 11. inc.
METROPOLITAN LINE.
Direct between Boston and Nea
York. ~
, 18V. Hours.
Route via Cape Cod Canal.
Express Steel Steamships Msssae
eneetts and Bunker Hill.
Leave North Side india Wharf.
Boston week days and Sundays at- ii
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gler 18, l;or'.:1(§.iver, Foot of Murray
Si. New or ty.
St. Jelm City Ticket Oillee, 47 Kina _Bt
A. C. Currie, Agent, 82. John, N. B.
A. I. Flaming, T.F"i, 3. P. A.’ 8t_ John
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VOTE STANDING
Record ot votes cast up to noon Wednesday.
he next change will be made in the standing
aturday and will include all votes cast up to
DISTRICT NO. 1 A
City ot Charlottetown and Summerslde.
iss Annie H. Cameron, Mill: Street, Summerside _ __..__.33,295
iss Kalie Flynn, I5 Dorchester Street, Charlotietov/n...... 32.786
iss Evelyn G. Allen, 84 Hillsboro Street, Charlottetown. .32,-150
s._ Hannah L. Waddell, 222 King Street, Cl|srIottetown_.30.830
iss Jennie Lonfrgan, |05 Pownal Slreel, Cliarloltelowll__.28,666 -
iss Florrie Macwilliam, 207 King Street, Charlottetown_.483l
DISTRICT N O. 2
All territory in and around Tignish, Alber-
on, Kensington, Montague, Georgetown and
Souris.
ss Annie C. McGowan, Kil|nuir.._._._. ....  33,440
s. .l. A. Bernard, Tignish... .........  .. . _ _ ....._32,360
its Winniired Morrissey, Peierville  ._ ....30,750 l
iss Jennie Camphell,A|herlon_...._.__ .................. ._28,834
iss Lottie Fitzgerald, Georgetown  .... __ _ .._.._28,423
isa Anna McDonald, Solirls East   106
issllrene McLeod, Mount Stewart...._...._._.  ._ .  54
iss Mary Myers, Mt. Stewart, R. R. No. 2_,_....... .
DISTRICT NO. 3 -- `
-Will comprise all Villages and Post Oiiieesin Prince, Queens
and Kings Counties not included in Dietrich one and two
Mrs. Ida L. Burdett, Fairview  ..... ._ ....  _.......29,5ll
Miss Christine Matheson, St. Peters ll.R. No. 2.. _  .......28,8Z8
Miss Florence Bowneu, Bedeqlle......._..... _L_ ....._2_8,l60
Miss Edna McDonald, South l.alre.._...  . ...... _....27,640'
Miss _Vera Bernard, Emerald, R. ll. No. Z... ._ .......  ._ .22,838_
Miss Hazel Sherry, McNeill’s Mills... .........  .__..l'I.0l9
Miss Annie Beaton, Bonshaw..  _ .. _ _..l6,556
Miss Olive Friazell, Cornwall.-..._....  _  ..  14,133
Miss Evelyn Arsenault, Abranfs Village. _ _ __ . . _ . _ _ . _
 _ 14,103
Mrs. G. H. Myers,Sonthport__....  ......  _ ..._Ii,966
Mrs. Themes Keenan, Southport  . .. _ .  8016
Mrs. Maurice White,'Roeliy-I’siat......  . _ _ ...;..I07
Miss Florence Turner, Glynde  .. . ..._..._I00
Miss Ma¢gie0’Brien,    76
- Missl/era Ratirny, St._l’eters Bay.....  
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