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Have You
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Thermometer ‘
i'.Whenever _it has been '
extremely hot or cold l2,,,5_,_22M,,_
you have decided to put- f
chase one, but forgot all 
about it before the pur'
chase was made. Isn’t
that so?
Buy One Now I
We have accurate
thermometers in all sotrs l
of mountings at prices ,,
varying [from 25c to f'
2.50 each. The high `
priced ones are self re- il
gistering. i _
I
G. Jamieson ,
DRUGGIST
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50 p. c. cash dividends paid
last year.
20 p. c. cash dividends gua-
ranteed this year.
Unless more than 20 p. c.
cash be paid will add more
foxes to the ranch.
American shareholders are met on
arrival of the Boston boat at the
dock and taken over ranch free of
charge. '
A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-
RYING THIS VEAR’S DIVIDENDS. '
» S. P. GOUDEY, Secretary.
Canadian Mail Steamer
“ l.ad_y_S_ybil " _
Leaves Intereolonial Railway Wharf
Plctou. Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of each week. on arrival of the morn-
ing express from Halifax (about
noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and
there awaits the arrival of the after-
noon train from Charlottetown;,
thence to Magdalen islands as fol-‘
le
GENEVA, via Paris. July 27.-Ned- said Fassun Eifendi, “and would glad- T l L
jemkden Edendi, Turkish Minister of ly sea the arrival of peace, but all re- _ ommo “ner a most del xhtml vm
. n _ 
o
lows:
MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang-
du-Nord. Amherst, Grlndstone island
and Point Bossc. Returning, calls at
Grindstone, Amherst and Souris; and
and returns to Picton.
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for
.\mherst. Griiidstone Island, Point
of life and death, and that if we are
defeated otii' national liberty will be at
an end. The late Balkan war was a l
l' \var of injustice, because Turkey gave H
Sealed Tenders will be received
Justice, who came to Switzerland last feat rumors concerning Turkey seek
week by way of Vienna has been op- g s separate peace are untrue S M th dl l ll ll SL
erated on for appenrlicitis at the has- Askedmwhat was the object of the $180" quam B 0 B C “rc '
pltal of Dr. Roux, in Lausaniia. n‘ vist of mself and Nedjemkden. Fas- l lt "ll ll d l P l Ed d .
attempt by the Associated Press to sun Ei'fendi said that it was primarily Llaudv ren B n I-“ce war
aecure an interview with the Minister due to the necessity of an operation on
concerning the situation in Turkey Nedjcnikden, and secondarily, that M _ C_ H_ B' Lo W ll, M _
brought forth a note from Nodjemk- they might spend a holiday in Swit- Lonéworth md the Mlgsesoklén arsd
den that he was ill, and unable to dis-hzerland after the great strain both Nora Longwonll al.e.spendlng me ,A
cuss his country's affairs. had been under since the commence; su
The correspondent however talked ment of the war. With regard to the
with Fassun Eifeiidi. who came to stoppage, of the passage of ammunition
Switzerland with Nedjemkden, and to urkey by Roumanla, Fassun Et- Ml W ll d M l W
who gave denial to reports that he and fendi said: "In such a situation Tur- guggls aietso aglln l,;?l§li: wks are
Ncdjemkilen werehcrc. invested with key naturally cannot have an abund-
official powers to open separate peace ance of alnniunitvn, but we arc work-
negotiations with the Triple Ententc ing hard at Cons antinople. which is wlll lm glad to learllof llls arrlval ln
Powers very strongly fortified, ami can hold Devonport Englaml Col lngs ls ln S
“Turkey did not desire this war," out for a long time. Evidently. nobody' command 'of me Prlnce Edward ls_
_ “En pr"‘“ctnlh'~’ e“d~ The Tllrkml 5°l'|land men who arc in the 6th Brigade
U-"" i ers are ghting with the greatest and second ln command ol. the C0n_ B
heroism realizing that it is a question
more liberty to its Macedonian sub-
jects than they now enjov.
i“’°@ *~t:°.iirc:::.i°..~t“.f~I l ill gwlillll-   Hniilits ui ini 
P8 -
lllll ISH Mllllsll
llllll lllll ll. ll] lllllillsi - yr-..::::se-..s.~.t..cs.i;.::: ..
.il
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hero they will ‘be the guests of Mr
Miss Angstrum, who has been the a
g est of the Misses Moore, Brighton.
ft on Tuesday for her home in 2
CDU-A S
bn is spending a most enjoyable
C 8 8 ‘
mmol- at the cuff. is
I C 3 
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Weeks,
U B 1
Tho many friends of Colonel ings
tingent.
_ a 1 o
The tea at the Golf Links this af-
crnoon will be served by Mrsl F.\V.
yndinan and Miss llyntiman. ,
C 8 i
Rev. Hammond Johnson of the M‘cLean_
ngers cordially welcome
ST. PAUUO.
a. m. Morning Prayer and Holy Co-
munion. 7 p. m. Evening Prayer. All
nd Bible Class, 2.30. Evensong at 7
. in. All seats free and unappropri-
-_-Q
l§lllMllll. Wlllllll it
lllll llllllllll'S Hlill
BERLIN, July 29.-Bethinann Holi.
G 1 ' ii tn . 'r ~ i- I"
_ mls :nos Bgiglmerby l;a¥’s:V¢E'l‘:__:lf;;"';.lE;y seats free. Rev. 'lé.TVéfi`_MurlLhy. weg, German imperial Chancellor,wll0
1 who will remain in that city. H . S1-'l P l lose of mo,-ning r
. _ , , , Soly (.ommunona,c
u
eturned to the capital yesterday nf.
ter s visit to the artillery headqunl-l
orvice. Matins 10.15.- Sunday School ln er”
the field. where he talked with Em.
peror William. sent for the States Am.
bassador today. The conference he.
ted. Preacher, Canon Vroom. tween tl", Ame;-lean Ambassador .nd
PEOPLE'8 CHURCH., >
or-vice at 7 p. m. Preacher, Rev D.
ntl min siuii
the
have important bearing on the future
development of relations between Ger.
many and United States.
German Chancellor is expected lo
Nothing regarding the results of nw
Chancellor's conference with tha |.;m_
peror can be ascertained at present
beyond confirmation of the (act that
- the German answer to libs American
mount already acknowledged $623.87
note, as previously state , will not be
Milton and Highfield W.P.A. delivered for some time if indeed it is
(per Mrs T. A. Todd, Presi-
dent, and Mrs J. S. Morris.
Vice-President for Queen's
Co., to esablish two hospital t
beds called the " Heberta
Morris" and the " Highfield t
_ p_E_l_") 100.00
ourls Branch Rod Cross (per
Mrs M. J. Styles, treasurer)
for medicine
elfast Rcd Cross Society (Der
Miss M. S. Moore, secretary
for Hospital bed t
Total to date $8,813.87 _
D. A. McI{INNON, Hon. Treas.
40.00
50.00
decided to prepare an answer. There
is no chance whatever of the formal
abandonment of submarine warfare on
he present basis. although submarine
commanders may be impressed wlll,
he advisabllity of avoiding compiles.
tions with the States arid taking wllal.
ever steps they can to that end.
Developments in the American nego.
tlations with Britain unquestionably
will have an important reflex actin"
on
German statesman are wtvting oagerly
the German American situation.
o asceretin whether the American
note to England is as stiff in tone as
hat to Germany; before making final
decision as to German policy
Ilosse and Grand Entry. Returning
cnlls at l’oint Bosse, Grindstone, Am-
herst, Souris, und returns to Pictou.
On the first trip in the months of
June, July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Bay to land mails and passengers for
Aiiilicrst, thence to llryon island. Re-
turning. calls at Point Bosse, Grind-
stone, .\iiil\ci'st and Souris.
l"or further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON dt SON.
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent, Picton.
MATTHEW McLEAN dt CO.,
Agents, Souris.
(ir to WM. McLURE. Manager and
‘.2001-7-l5l\ltf.
We receivedalarge ship- i " `“ “ ' ' ' <-
For Sale
Ulllll H00" 0" M0“df*Y| A“g“5l 2"d» TassiinHussanl1ev fdrmcr Turkish
1915 f\'0l11 alll' ll¢"`S0“ 0|' Persons Wm' governor of Saloiilkizialsti is in Laus- gil nd on the lslaml left Friday
G S ‘
ini-I I0 l'0lli\‘a1*l f0l` ll\0 SUPDIYIHB Of anne. llc p`redicted ii long war, but
Il1Hl€l‘if\l Hilti lim blllllllllll' 01’ 8 HC-ll00l declarcil that the Austro-Germans in m
at West Royalty' according to plans lllc ,md would wl"_
and specification to be seen at the
resitient-e of Henrv Harry. chairman A al
of School Trustees. West Royalty or ll
at the oiiice of the Supt. of Education, OTTAWA, _lllly -_>9__,.\ lllmlllfls of °\fl9'"'“’m‘~
(`llHl‘lUii0l0\\’l\~ prison reform being iiiaiigiiratctl at
Tenilcrcrs are also asked to sub- kingston is the ininnirat-ture by con-
Tllll H S(‘D3\`“l0 Dl`ll'0 fill' UIC 12111011? victs of boots to be use-d by llie inen P
%<‘<`@5S3l`.V lil C0IlSU`llf‘l ill? l\llllillll8~ of the go\'eriinient services sucli ns T
' llc 'I`rllSiecS 'JO 1101 bind lll€'lI1S0lV€S the tlouiiiilon police :ind mounted (
in H<`f`l’lit the lowest or illil' l0ll<lL‘l`- police. lu some of the institutions con- ‘Y
Tenders to be addi'essell`_ I0 the vii-is are now innklng boots by hand I
undersigned marked “'1\cnders for but oiil_v to a limited cxlcnl. It is not I
school house." the intention to compete with frec I
(lwner, Picton, Nova Scotia. ARCH! Dlll<`l<`AT, labor and so at Kingston only a couple ll;
Sec" of Trustees. of iiiacliiiies will he instnllctl. 'l`lic
1 Y
\Vliislcc, R. It. No.1 will enable sonic. of thc lwisoiicrs to 
2154 7-“0Mtts'*wks learn ti useful tradc
nd Eleanor Bourke will serve tea at
iftecn hiindrcd people enjoyed the
mlniy air at. this beaiilifiil resort
xcecillngly enjoyable one and thc _ 
l\‘lci-cliaiits who were instrumental
. - ’ in
ther of the wock's evonls was the .
Mr. William Wright of Westinount,
ontreal who has been visiting ‘ °
orning on return.
' lr #
Misses Nan Brow, Francis Moore
e Victoria Park Tennis Courts this
is s: -or
The past week has been a typical
rince Edward island outing week.
he weather was ideal, and the out~l
eek opened with the Merchant's
icnic, hold at York Point when some
Under the distinguished
ith its stretches ot' interesting shore
ont, its luxuriant ilelds and thc
easunt sail across the harbor in the
caincr Harland. The outing was an
getting it up won for ilioinselvos li
enifis festival on St James Ciiiiitli - - '
.lf
io gratitude of their patrons. An-  "f _lil Q;
t l\-
l, . . _ ’ ._ “
rounds. The ladies in charge had
not advanced and you will
get thc benefit by purchasing
one of ours. ,
G. H. Taylor i
J- 1.- & o r = I
(.W;_l' D lLl3l'1
TIDE TABLE
'_ ‘T 'F JULY.
liigh Water.
l` '
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Date Day 'l‘imc li`t Time
Th. 2 13.22
F. 4 14.18
Sa. 3.24 . 15.16
4.03 16.18
4.41 17.24
5.20 18.33
6.01 10.40
6.44 20.40
7.30 21.36
8.18 22.26
. | 0.08 23.14
. M. 0.56 l .  .
'l`ii. | 0.00 l 10.42
W. I 0,42 `. 11.26
'1`h, 1.lii
F. 1.45
Sa. 2.11
S. '.l.Il'I
M. 13.58
'l‘u. 22.120
W.
4. l 4
22 'i’h. :’-.ini
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S.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
S
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ux|.~:|=s¢~..|>:.acvso.-:aa-ie>r.v1
12.09
12,52
13,36
14.26
15.23
16,31
17.56
19.16
20.28
21.34
22.32
23.20
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»--a¢aon~imc7l»`~r»era\-¢f50°
41.05
Sa. 7.15
S. 8.24
M. l 30
Tn. _
\V, l
'l`h. 12.24
l~‘. 13.16
Sn. 1.58 14.03 7.6
JULY-lst to Iird. cool wnve. 4th
to 8th, cloudy and unsettled. ilth to
liith, warm wave. 14th to 18th, gen-
eral rain porioil. l9ili to 22nd, pros-
trating heal.. 25lrd to 27th, thunder
showers. Lilith to 31st, cool and dis-
agreeable.
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aaaqu
iiéé
£4
25
26
27 . . .
28
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occ.;
29
30
31
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DIARY OF EVE NTS.
To-oAv.
Pity Magistrate's Court. fl a.m.
Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45.
MA RRIAGES
I . 4
PARKMAN-FERGUSON.- At New
(Glasgow, l‘. l'J. l., on Jiil_\' 2.\tli. by
Rcv. li. lt. lb-ll, tllaulys .\`intt l’urii-
iiiun, to Muir-olin l"<-rgiison.
McPHEE-DOCHERTY. - At ilu-
Munsc, ~liroi>lii`|r-lil, .luly l-ith by the
llev. .l. ll. Mcllnitic, Joliii .\1zilcoli||
i\lcl'ii¢~c of itivcraizilf-, iiiiil Aiiiilc lilny
.Doi-liv‘r`t,\' of New ilnvcn.
MACDANALD-MACARTHUR-.\t thc
i‘f»siilcnce ol' ihc lirificfs pnrciiis Mr.
and Mrs. .-\lli<-rl Mniutrtliiir, Hiiniore,
Loi lil, l'. l-1. l., on Ilic cvciiiug of July
2't`lli by it~\'. 'i'hos. A. Wilson, lion-
alri lliinciiii ,\l:iclloi|zilil of Sliuiiiroitk,
Lot G7 uuil Jnnci MacArthur of En-
more.
lllEHl|IllN BHISK
Ill Hllllll
HALIFAX. N. S., July 2.5.--Ai ii re-
cruiting rally hcrcloniglit |25 volun-
teers were 1-urollcd for the 40111 Nova
Scotia ilnitiilloii. l~}nlisimcni.s in lliili~
fax during llic day and this evening
totalled over 150.
LONDON. July 20. »»»» -Thc Swcrlish
"f I' ~‘l.§"Am42;.'
 i - _; ;
ment of movements ci" ect
from the manufactures-
and as these were ordered
before the war prices have vAl.uAsi.E REAL ESTATE iN THE
VILLAGE OF SOURIS.
l offcr for stile the finc properly
known :is the "Beaton lfarni" of 55
acre:<, -ill :icros clear and in a li'
state of ciiitivation, 15 acres ready to
:-iunip. tivo largo burns on pi‘0lici't_\',
I., iiiilc i`roni villzigc.
.f\l:<o the property on main St. ati
joipiiig Post Ufllce, with store and
oillf-f-, stzililcs. coacli house.
"E
~.-|~.‘l»~r°I'+°l-.-
charge Twenty-flv`e cents
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum '
- 1
=l.<|-+-l'd+’-i-+~i~l-i+l--‘+-l~i»*+~i+i-+~i--|-+~id-isl~-i1H»l-fi+-l:+»i+-i~l~»l:-|--i~l--i+:i+i~l-
l =l+i+-i+4+i+-weH+i+i4ue»++a+lar»+iAelaaaeeH@»s+s»saoiasAaen 3; ll
!
i'
GUARDIAN llLllSS|F|-Eli ADS. 1
.-\l.<o the mill properly and Lime
Kiln ut llvad Railway \\'liart`.
This affords a grand opportunity
licnl l~]sl:tI<‘.
Good titles giiarziiiiceri,
F. S. MACDONALD. V S ,
Souris, l’. E. l.,
.lilly 20, 1915.
23213-7-Zlilblltstf.
Auction Sale.
A gon ts \\'auted
for investors to secure :sonio valuable KG_ETff`S4\f/7\"'l§l‘rTéE;`?€“§€[l_"F0i1
The (lid Reliable Forithlll Nurser-
ies. We leaf-,li our men to sell. idx-
pericnce iinnecessary. lllglicsi. com-
missions paid. llnudsomo free
e -uipment Stonc & \Veilington,To-
ronto, Ont. 1805-7-3ME26i.
 I
lielp Wzuiteti-l<`ei\iul-3
wAN'rEo Gini. To Asslsr AT
cooking. Apply North American
llolcl. 2202-7-28M4ipd.
J I
and Common of Charlottetown _
The iindr-rsigiied is instructed by
ilii- o\vi\ci's to sell at auction on the
preniirzcs the following properties!-
On \\'c<ii|c.~'tluy the 4th of August next
at the hour of 10.30 o'ciock forcnoon ._
all that piece of land recently occu- C
pied by the late Mrs. Donald Mac- _
liiimon situntc in the common of
Cliarlottetoivii near thc Spring Park
Road bounded on the South by McGill
Street, on the East b'y lands conveyed `
For Sale
Oi Valuable Real Estate inthe City Fon' ' SALE-TWENTY/""PA|'Rs is-
land riiiicii raised Mink, this ycar`s
kittens. Should prove to be breed-
ers, as they are the progeny of ten
pairs, out of eleven in the ranch.
Must sell at once owing to crowded
ranch. J. il. Brcluiut, Montagiic.
2303-7-28Ml<I6i.
ANOE FOR SALE.-C. A. Simpson,
21 Fitzroy St. 2323-7-29m3i
C - A UBY
FOR SALE MOTOR BO T, Fl ,
25 feet, 15 h. p. Engine. Apply at
office of Auld Bros., Ltd.
_ 2319-7-20M3i.
Sltiizttions \'ac:inL
“SALESMEN1 EXCLUSIVE LINE
for city, town or country Big earn-
ings giiziruiiieeii. Permanent :ill
_vcnr job. No expcriciicc iieccssar_\'.
Write Luke llrotiicrs, Liinilcd.
Moiitrcnl 
$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUTI
ing “WORLITS GREATEST WAR."
Up to date book. Whirlwind seller.
Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
 ;i
To Lot
T`CT'_|fl5`iT-I3|bU`s'ET`_A”F7P'E\'/_232
Great George St." 2052-7-l5Mtf.
TO' LETQA-V-The Stole and *premises
on Kent Street at present occiipied
by Goo. McQu:iid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stow-
art, 163 Kent St. 22567-7-26m mif
i-.___ .
Teachers VV_anted___ _ _
TEACHER WANTED FOR THE'
Northam School District, $35 sup-'
plenient. E. liiayiiard, Socy. North-
am. 2317-'i-29Ml']5i.
WANTED.-Principal wanted for Belle
River School (136) Supplement $40.
Apply Secy. ot’ Trustees.
2265-7-26mc7l
to lienry iiydo and James Eilon; on F
thc North by the Northern boundary
of the McGill farm and on the West
hy a tonite containing about three
acres, also the coiiiniotiious dwelling T
liouse and barns thereon. - T
F
above I will sell thc household furni-
iurc and other effects belonging to
thi- i-sinic of thc late Mrs MacKinnon
(in 'i‘l\ursdiiy thc 5th of August next
at ilu- hour of 12 o'clock noon all that
piece of land and buildings on thc
\‘/cat side of Queen Street in Char-
lottetown being parts of Town Lots
Nos. 4 and 5 in the second hundred of
Town lots having a front oi’ 42
feet on Queen Street and 36 feet at the
rear and extending back 168 feet on
which are situatc two stores and
wiirclioiisc at present occupied by
I\’ell_v 'l‘ii_vlor and Co. and Wallace
Sit-wart its tenants. For ftirtlier par-
ticulars apply to (1. D. McCallum
Esq., Solicitor for owners.
lt. BEAIRSTO,
Auctioneer.
July 16th.1015.
`310l~7-17l\istt8i.
OR SALE.-UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers, No. 4 Model, special price
40. Sent on approval to responsible
parties, express prepaid. Dominion
ypcwritcr Co., 68 Victoria Street.
oronto, Ont. 2272-7-27b13i
liuiiicdiatoly after disposing of the Tblll SAl_E_0'N'E 'S‘lL\/ER' BLACK
niiile l-`ox. one ycztr old $000.00. One
I~`oinalc iii) pcr cent. $300.00, two
iualt-is Si. per cent and 00 pei' cent.,
also iivc pair Nortlicrn Red Foxes.
Writc for prices. Walter R. Camp-
bcll, Lobo, l'. 0., Ont.
2240-7-2<i7ipd .
i=AFt'M""' 'FO`Fi"s`Ai_' li T' ON" TNDI AN
River Road leading to Black llorse,
containing about 55 acres, with
large barn nearly new, dwelling and
out-buildings, never-failing well of
water. Guaranteed title. Tcrms-
$1,000 cash. balance to suit pur-
chaser. Mrs lt. A. Ilillmnn, Ken-
sington, 1’.E.l. 2190-7-21ni12l
--_-l-;....i_..___.,_:.__,
llclp Wuntcd_Mi\lo
WANTED-TWO MEN FOR HAY-
inaking and general fa.i'in work.
Apply to J. W. Grant, I"ur i’ro-
du:-cr`s Fox llaiicli. ZZIZI7-7-Ililiiiill.
l __ _ .2-_ - I
WANTETJ. MAcH'|N|'s"T "Foh"LATHE`
work. Apply B. Stewart & (lo.
2160-7-20mif.
»
Change of Business
'lllc Liveiv luisinrxs iiniill rerriitly conducted
bv Messrs ticllonalrl :in'l Smith 17.1 Grafton' St
has br-cn taken over cxrlusivclv bv Mr.l) M.
Mfllonairl one of ilu- psirtners who will coniinvlc
the business at the ulri stand Mr. illrnonald
will as formally continue to give his careful and
personal attention to the best intcrrct oi tie
patrons of this popular and un to date Iivcry.
-‘liable Phone IML.
Residence I’hnnc 574L.
23 l7»7-:9m3|
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Farm for Sale
at Orwell Cove
WANTED-A CHAUFFEUR. AP-
ply Box 163 (7lty.
WANTED.- FIRST OR SECOND
Class Teacher for Aniiandalc
School. Supplement $35.00. Apply
to Roy 1-lowlett.. Socty of Trustees,
Annandale, R. R. No. 5.
2316-7-20M8iprl.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED TEACH-
cr for Cable Head West School.
Protcstiiiit preferred. Supplement,
$20.00. Apply to M. McLaren, Sec.
2162-7-20mii`.
WANTED-MALE PRINCIPAL FOR
Victoria School District No. 60.
Supplement voted $120. Apply by
letter stating experience to E. Bos-
well, Secretary of Trustees.
2082-7-16Mtl.
I
W tinted
POTATOES WANTED.-We require
1.000 busliels of potatoes and will
pity highest cash prices for ssmc.
Noy, lloliiinii, Gillis, Ltd., lliinter
ltivcr. 2338-7-30ni2ie1i
WANTED.-To rent or purchase dwe ~
ling house with few acres of land
at or near ti village, or small [arm
in desirable locality. Apply by letter
Mrs. Patrick Clinton, St. Marys ltoatl
- 2264-7-26MlB7ipd.
WANTED FOR FALL DELIVERY A
puro brcd black male fox pup, must
be it perfect specimen and price
must be low. i)r. Samuel 1". Wads-
worth, 26 tiuuimington Sl... lioston
Mass. 2300-7-2SM7lE1l.
;’|;..,.si~'~~~
lc.
el -rl ..._  --- .
l.0Nl')i)N, .liil_v 28.~ Between thirty
and forty (‘aiia|liaii nursing sisters
and A dozen rim-,tors from Canada, who
for the piist two inoiitlis have liccn ilo-
ing duty in France, have hceii. lout to
the British Mcdlciil Service and are
now in London niitlitling bcforc pro-
ceeding to tho Darileiicllcs hospitals.
.el "-_*R £-
lt is u tlniely tribute to the cillcicnf-_\'
of thu ('anarllan service, as picked
llrliish incdii-nl units have already'
been traiisforrcd from Franco to the
islands hold by the Allios near the
Gallipoli fighting. The party is ex-
pected to leave this wock.
“Tho Greatest Victory." The sacrament
of God." 7 p. in. Sermon, Subject. "Gods
I-I
inailc elaborate p_rep'iratioiii»a i'oi'
this event and siicci.-oiled in inakliig
it pi-riiaps thc niost picturesiliic ns
well as the most ciijo_\'nble of the
niniiy fuiiciioiis which lizivo won i'or
ihciii such an cuviublc reputation as
electric lights; tho bzinil oi' the Silnii
Regiiiiciii dlscourscil sweet niuslc,
while strawberries, ice cream and
hcr refrcisliniciits were served in
tho sevcrul iiiiiiilrotl present. llctl
(`ross festivals :tt llnlon Road and at
Millview. gave citizens further op-
portunities for_ci1joying the out of
doors life. A baiiii concert on Queen
Squitro last evening. enjoyed by sov-
eral tliousanrl people, brnuglit to a
close one of the most enjoyable weeks
oi' the season.
lil Ill i
While citizens this week thoroughly
ciijoyed the out of doors life and both
city and country wcro gay with incr-
r_vinnkcr.s, the war and those who had-
so recently left for the front were not
forgotten. The most joyous news of
tho week was tho safe arrival in Eng-
luiid of llie troopslilp whlcli carricil u
itnotlicr contiiigcnt of t‘anadinns, in- f
cluding (lol. ings, Dr. llnrry Johnson.
and Lieut. Gower McLean, son of Mr.
.ii . . . ' . ,
outings and the ploasiire .seeking d
those who have gone to iight for King
and i‘oiiniry, wlictlicr as ofliccrs or f
privaics, arc ever rmneinlicrotl und
the sincere prayers of :ill "unuttcred d
or expressed" go up for their safe re-
turn. g
d
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FIRST METHODIST
..30 p. ni. Sunday School and Bible
Classes; 7 p. ni., Sermon, Subject.
of the Lords Slipper ut close of even-
tluct both services.
GRACE CHURCH.
ll it. m. Sermon. Sunday School und
Bible Vlasses immcdiiitcly after thi-
morning service (12 o'clock). Every-
Sermon, Preacher, ltcv. F. ll. Little-
Games and Sports will be pres
il?
GRAN D
Scottish Gathering!
ioor spirit became an infection. The '
patronage of his Honour
Lieutenant Governor MacDonald
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; ,.-
.  "H . .ff-f "5, _
 'ai' _Pl
-'='e==
rga-
The Annual Scottish Games, directed by the Caledonian
- \' ‘ r _ Tl . d ' .. -
liiiii[iiIt‘iihliIiiy‘milliiiiiiiiziloiinulllis   of Prince Edward Islands
° 9
Ol Grounds oi the King s
will be held on the
County Driving Park
Association
GEORG
oN wiaouizsoliv,
A most interesting and c
ETOWN
iAUG..1sii., 1915
om prehensive programme of
ented, and nothing will be left
ndone to make this gathering an occasion of rare enjoyment
or all who attend.
ifterent sections of the Provin
rt and convenience. "With,
ce to travel thither with com-
.,,, Mn, A A Md_,,,m ,,, 8,, ,,,,. Special trains and low fares will enable visitors from
o
banner and pageant, life and
ruin,” Scotsmen and their friends will forgather on this
ala day. They will come in
ance to the pibroch’s sound.
  tended to ladies and gentleme
nd spend a plesant day.
tartan and bonnet, and will
A cordial invitation is ex-
n in all walks of life to come
»
Catering arrangements have been made that cannot fail
li ... ..._ se.~l......, sums..-t'-\vi..» i>...y,‘» to be amble and satisfactory.
favorable the gathering will _be
For competition prize list an
ing Service. Rev. Mr. Ii‘ulton will con- gfamme_ ~
JAMES MCISSAC,
President.
body welcome. All seats free. 7 p. m. 23-l3'7'5|“-°ll5l`
Should weather prove un-
held on the following day.
d other particulars see pro-
T HOS. M. MCMILLAN,
Sec’y Games Com.
I 
Johns. t.
I
BT. JAMES.
ll si. in. Sermon. Subject. "ln the grip
'l`ouch." Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Strangers »
always welcome and seats provided.
ZION CHURCH. W
School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. Ser- l
mon. Rev. A. D. Mclienzic. All seats
il
nicle's parinmcninry correspondent
1] a_ "L, Sm-mf,|l_ 2_3() l,_ m_ Sulldlly day iiud the present intention is that
WEDNESDAY NEXT SEES i
f it should be found necessary I0
ADJOURNMENT OF convoko Parlianiont at an earlier date
BRITISH HOUSE
l
ban September. it could easily hi!
t , . .
done. as thc House has got through
ts appointed work, and there is no
i.0Nl)()N. Jul_v24.-Tlic Daily Chro- dcsiro among the Inajorlty of its
rites: , ‘
“l‘zir|iiiiiieiit will rise on Wednes-
t should re-iisseuiblc on September
i4. ln event nf early necessity. its
[r0¢_ l rc-nsscnibliiig could bc accelerated by
n order-iii-<‘oiincil.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
ll it. ni. Scrnioii. Sunday School and
Bible ('li\sses after morning service
(12 o’cloekl. 7 p. ni. Sermon. All are
welcome. Special music. Preacher,
8
"‘lt is highly desirable at a time of
war like the present that there should
not he A long intervul between the
niectings ol' l‘arl|anicnt, for tlic‘l‘{ouse
of Voninioiis is the mirror and voice
oi tho nation, but for the moment it
Rev. Charles C. Armstrong. . has noitlicr legislative nor financial
lwork to occupy its attention. ln
BAPTIST. ,Hll0rt,ihc ordinary biislness of the iiisplrod by them.
csslon is done. and it is very iinl
11 a. ln. Sermon, Subject. "The ' un- likely that thc (tlmliccllor of the Ex.
clmnging message but the changing
Method." 10.00 u. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Semen. Sub-
__ 
g- _- M li
'¥_ - "_ 4.
<‘|\l’-'iiicr Mt:Kcnna's supplementary
budget will he ready before 0ctober.|
"Six weeks is not a long recess, butl
members to shorten tho recess.
"A haiirliul of members. chief
among whom is Sir Henry Dalziel.
are busily engaged in creating an lin-
prcssion that in the supreme interest
of the nation. Parliament ought iii
abrldge its holidays to one month.
“The Northcllffc papers. which UB~
od t.o despise Parlianient, are callin:
out. in chorus for the same thing. BH
though our success in this war de-
pended on the uninterrupted l0<lU8'
city of members of Parliament. ll
is ii subject of speculation in the l0b~
bies whetiior Sir Henry Dalziel ln'
spires the Times and Daily Mail or is
"l am informed that on the vote
for adjustment next week. Sli'
Henry intends to direct another
brondsldc on the Ordinance DHDBVL'
mont of the War Otlice. _ 4"
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l, '-'U (~ , U.. 4 1 . ---. . . 1 1 .- '_ , _
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_ The _ undersigned offers _for 
immediate sale is farm fronting . '
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33.22?" 351 i°.f§l‘.i'S.2‘i'I§ 12,32 . ' . H ’ d ”
brig Fortiimi, was iorpcilncd and sunk tlmbéf Wtgl WHt€l‘€(l and ClOS€   
livin.”-N.°Fll1 5"# l‘"‘“Y 'W “ G°"“““ to shipping etc. For particulars / .
submarine according to a despatch apply to
f .Coenhaee,h Tl- I ` _
.'l-_‘l'.'.'.,r__<-f1..3.‘.I_.... =‘i..'I.  F255. .?..5.l osonei-: M. N(ilc_:;i3_i.éf_J__l~; Try a package
6 . 9 Ol' Und WBB - OHS T088
burden and was built in 1873 ._ E 2243-7-26M6lpd. _ _ _ `