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PAGE Two THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .
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Jeweler or Optician
Lux*
subscriber oh`ers for sale his
ts, ten minutes walk from towii_
lin
House has 17 rooms, conservatory ver-
andah, iiinncroiis outbuildings, about
O
The
a  residence just outside Charlottetown
ii
IN " a
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crcs of land. Large garden and
orcliarils. Gurdciicrs Cottage with
outliuildiiigs_ l<‘iiie oriiniiiental. trees.
U close to salt watt-r hatliiiig, This pro-
perty is very coniplcte in all ways
. and is the most desirable in the mar-
ket.
Apply to owner.
EDWARD BAYFIELD.
(`harl0ttt-town.
We have about 3 dozen 2:11-7-2:u\iriiiii-ir. -
very fine trout rods- '
split bamboo and green- FOX Ra[]Ch wanted
hart-at prices from $6
\\'aiiit~<l Fox ltaiicli with 1`ariii com-
iliiildings etc., abiiut 50 or 75
liiiii-ti
to  each at-ri-i.~ liicatiiiii close io t‘harlnttcto\\'n
.\`iiiiiiii<~r.<iile. raiicli lo contain a-
l.'» pens, Sliorc |`rtiiit property'
.ii-
We Offer  . .
ctr-rrcil stair- location. price and all
DI"
In ___1
on any of these. Heie's .
_ I lpiiiiiciilzirs that you coiisiiicr would
25 per cent Discount . 21;,-~-'
iii iiitori-st party. Strictly con-
.-ii'ia|. 'l`i‘riiis t‘asli. \Vrit0 to
L. F. care VICTORIA HOTEL.
Uliarlottetowii, I’. E. l.
a fine bargain just :it the ::-»i~1-r:.\1==ii»1. ,
right time. These are -
hand-made rods and fine-
ly finished throughout. -
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
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Liberal-Conservative
Convention
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Fourth District of
' 7
King s
.\ Voiivciitioii of the I.iI>cr:il~(`on-
i'\'ati\'c party will lie lieltl in the liali
.\liirray ltivcr on \\'etliicsiiay. July
_ 1915, at tlirce o‘clock in thc after-
noon. to noiiiinatc caiididatcs for the
-gislative .f\.~;si-iiilily. Each poll is
.sqticstetl to send the iiecessary dele-
ll. .\lc(ll'iGA\'. President.
(Jn tho same evening ti public meet-
g will be held in the iiall at Murray
I-lon. John .\lcLean. Mr A. L.
  ;_ llarliour South, when atltlresses will
  ' ‘ ho delivered by lion. Premier Mathie-
A ' ` ‘ I-`rascr. and the caiiilidates. (`liair to
We received a large ship- '
ment of movements direct
ie taken at S pin. 2208-7-22iiiGi
from the manufactures- ‘
and as these were ordered Y
before the war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
one of ours. ,
G. H. Taylor
Date 'Day
1
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lllth, warm w;i.vt~, |»lI|i to IRi|i, gf-|,_
crai rain pi-rioui. llllti to lllliid. |ii'o:i-
tri-itlng h»~:ii_ Zlllivi to L'7tli, tliiiiidiir M
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Bg::(_F;"b‘h_" lt" H ti Um] ‘ind dl-  lttiiiqtiii llaiiik Iitiilditig, (.harlottc-
i -_ - _-__ __
armouth Silver Black Fox and Fur
Co. ltd. Yarmouth, N. S.
50 p. c. cash dividends paid
last year.
20 p. 1-. cash dividends gua-
i'nii1<-cii this year.
t'nlt-.ss iiiore than 20 p. c.
casli lic paid will iiiltl iiiorc
Ioxcs to thc ranch.
.\iiii-ricnii sliarcliolrlers are inct on
arrival ot' the Iloston boat at the
__-__ .___._ dock aiud taken o\'cr ranch frec ol'
cliargc.
T TA BL E
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JULY. _ll
A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-
YING THIS YEAR’S DIVIDENDS.
S. P. GOUDEY, Secretary.
05-T-'_’:.\lti`, _
chants' Association of Charlottetown
I hereby proclaim Monday, the 26th
instant, from noon, a civic halt’-holi-
tiny.
F ' _i
At the request of the Retail Mer-
R. H. STERNS.
Mayor. ._, ~
22:11-7-zsiiiai. ,-,,Nf,','f,,i,,g,
' 1.0
"""' ‘ ‘ si to
Libg|°a|..c0||3e|'v3[iv¢ gin ‘about the in-st or Aiigiist, and
. Eng
` ° throw in the war" w the confi-
Convention _,em - “S
**“° Kitchener‘s newest army, a man
f equipped with information, although
Second District o i..__..
 A year ago he was a newspaper
- correspondent. as well known in New
A Fonveiitiuii from the Second Dis- \°rk , __
tm., of Que",-S Coumy Wm he held at nierely fi man in the ranks of the
the l.yceiiiii llall. Cliarlotti.-town, the R‘f,5\f:| l'““me"- ’
27th of July iiist.. at 1 o’clock p.m., to _ U _I
ciioosc t'andida1es for the Legislative ""BllH_\ (July 14,) he went on, and
.-\s:~'t-iiibly, each poll to send tive dole- we “"0 f‘_|"‘0St fhe M5' of 'he "UW
g,m,s_ force. l\itt-heners great iirmy of
ALBERT TREMERE' 2,000,000 men is at last on the way.
Olili Cil0l' “
li
ti
convince one that he was the very
° (FDC
Farmers Meeting 1....
The Senii-annual meeting ot" the “IT
Ilcdford Farmers' cooperative (’o., 50
will he held at Bedford Saturday, le, .
Julv 31 at 1 o.Cl0ck_ BV order The_ dont want to wear the stairs of an
"mm, E'mS_ S(,L_rctary. ' gihcer and train. recruits. Us for
:ion-7-221151. ',‘?“‘ 0-
. , D ~ `
` Taking position, therefore, that the
two Governments are agreed on thlB
_ N I - priiicipie the States views it is incum-
bent
FOR SALE Civic Half-Holiday     §l"§§7‘.t3’“"t sggzlilé 37:' °‘:;::g'§‘3?‘;
e removed to a place of safely
before destroying an unreslstiiig mer-
cliaiitniaii as a rise
upon Germany to make submar-
lm- ine practice c'ont`orm with the accept-
. cd priiici ics of International Law
NEW YORK. N. Y.,..luly 21.- The
une" this morning pusiislics tne
NDON, July 10.- (From a speci-
rrespondent. of the Tribune)-
“Tlie great British advance will be-
the
and fill then make lier great
declaration today, of one of sor
only a private.
We are shrdlu crnfwyp shrdlu mm
th
on
as in London, although hc is
'e are oft’ to the front next Wed-
all
uar
ithin a couple of weeks after that
ps in France.” ser
A glance at the speaker would "
of a man needed for an officer.
he thought differently. “l. and
to the front and- in the midst of
fighting as soon as we can. We
I pul
This is the great move." he con-
parations'
throughout
body
England by July 20. These plans
have
three
reserves.
C - _ has had less than six months of
-_»307_7_32m5i there will be another 750,000 British training.
troo e
number of
Kitchener’s motto.
For the
iy like nie," he said, “want to, bury
centres are deserted. They will be re-
serves for
soon
threath to compulsion is coinplcted.
Meanwhile those left in Kitchener-‘s
nuod. "We are in London iioiv forlarmy
two or three days farewell leave.
Then
mans
great
away we go. and if the Ger-
are about to try to make the
smash for Callas, we shall he
re in time."
This Kitchener soldier' was telling
the real truth.
For
word
two
has
s to be
weeks past, although no
been allowed by the cen-
sent abroad, mighty pre-
liaving been going on
England to get the main
of Kitchener’s army out of the
been in readiness for the past
months and tho departure of
I-lighlaiiders for Flanders
was the match laid to the
Gordon
July 4,
train. _
These tr
ops now departing include
o
those who enlist between the
outbreak of the war and last Jan-
remainder stay behind as
No man is going out who
y. The
The remainder million will
v to fill up the reserves.
The larger the army, the greater
reserves necessary" is
moment, Aldershot Salis-
Plain and all the great training
the new recruits, coni-
sory or otherwise, expected as
as the national egister, n half
are training harder than ever.
___________ __~__ ____ ___________ ____.____.__________________________________,_ ill!-Z-
Foxes _For Sale
3 pair of Breeders. .2 pair of 1915 
pups. For price and Breeding inquire
of John J Ilines, Sec`y Treasurer
Ives Black Fox Co., Montague, P. E.
l.
1856-7-6l\I1ufSi.
Farm For Sale
Farm containing 51 acres of land, Sie
Situated at Nine Mile Creflk i1b0lll 3 charge tht German synipzithizers were
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I Slilt
IIMIN GGNSPIIINGY IN UNIIIG
SIGIINSI GINNUI
____._i.,;,..__._
\\'ASlIl.\‘GT()N, July 21.- Preli-V Mr. Webster reported the names of
itcd States District Attorney Web- ed
nientary reports on investigation by several persons alleged to be cpnnect-
l'ii
with the plot but the Department
r at Detroit, Micliigan. of the declined to make them public. -
Tlils inquiry was iirdered by the
FDUCS fl‘0m ROCKY P0111!-40 RUNS in responsible for the blowing up of a Department of Justice after the Brit-
a good state of cultivation, the re- G
mainder covered with hard and soft eil
wood, farm well watered. Good house ti
and out-buildings. Convenient to
overii-(laiiatlian liortler were receiv- ish
cg, nio
\\'liile the inquiry had not been plo
Embassy had informed the State
tonight at the Department of Jus- Departnient that it had evidence that
ney to_carry out the dyiisniiting
t has been furnished by ii wealthy
Sllillllillll &C- Fm' f“ru‘el' Particulars coiiipleted, oflicials said that so far it .German resilient ot` Detroit. The Em-
apply on the premises to im
.. ..MRS. ALEX. C. MCDONALD, tm.
liiiited States could proceed criin- tlitl
s not tlesclosetl grounds on which liassy inquired whether such ii. case
not constitute a violation ot' neu-
New Dominion P. 0. inally against any ot' the persons all- trality.
E
cd to have been iiiiplit-ated. since
Thii factory at Beloiel uebcc. of
_ P. . I. pg _ , Q
1720'5‘MWfl112\\'kBDd- there was no statute to cover it con- the t‘aiiadian Explosives (‘ouipan_\',
  spii-iicy formed in the t'iiited Stiitt-s wa
s partially 'wrecked on Tuesday,
to commit such an act in (faiiatla. July ii, when high explosives caught
    hir. Webster lia.s_ been directed ‘to tire and litirned so qtiickly that seven
col " S ~ '
it ,iue his iiivestigation and to give lives were lost. Thin. it was stated.
Now open for the Season Visitors can partir-tilar attention to the question wa
go bv road or ferry. Telephone con- “f
s caused by coniliustion or by a
whctlicr the dynamite or other ex- spark. and ofiiciais of the plant dc-
ncC[_i'Du_ plosivcs used was tritiisportctl on Am- precatcd the rumor that eneiiiy inf
D w  crican soil. The law iindcr which pro- ilu
' ° i st-i-iition might. lic applics to trans- explosion in a inunitions factory has
ences wore rcspoiisible. No other
pR0pR|ETOR_ portation oi` explosives lietwccn the hot-ii reported aiiil the foregoing des-
Statos and I`roni a foreign countr_\' to paiclics is lielievt-tl to refer at Waikr-
F _fi thi- States. but it docs not touch villc, Ontario, and thc Wiiidsor arni-
Yé 4
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(`it__v l\l;ii;i:<ti'nt¢-‘s t'oiirt, .'l a ni.
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and
priralli-I In said road tivo cliniiis to
lo ;|
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19.16. 0.4 In
I‘Il0R-TGAGE SALE
llldltld \\'ll.l [iid $`()l.I) liy pillilic
r"' ‘ "-“O 18-‘H atuttioii on thi- prciiiisi-sAat lGiiit‘raltl_
on
\\'ciliic:~‘tlii,\', thc cicveiitli day ot'
itgiist. A.ll, li|l:'i, at twelve o't-lock
noon, all that parcel oi' land sitiiaie
-ing and living on townstiip riiinihtir
_\t_\'-:~'<-vcii iii Qin-cii`:4 l'oiin1_v ni`orc-
  siiiil Iioiiiidi-il and iit‘scrilif‘d as l`ol-
iwm that is to sity:--Voiiiiiiencing
thc t-not nidc of tho tfotitity Lino
mil. ;.o caillcfl. at the :<oiith~i\'r‘st
_ .' 'I- l`:ltIl- ' “l‘ I`\\'ll"l
ha.  211 mtsm :$11.1 ii i ti if piilpti _\ ti I illii
i|_\`lli'. Illill i'l|l|lllilLf ll1l‘lll'f‘(’iiSl l\\`(l
iiiif-»li:il|' cliaiiis, tliciicc south
nil the iiropt-rt_\' oi` 'l`lionias (ilorer,
ciici- wt-si tivo and onc~Iia|f chains
said road and thence north along
he said rond two clitiins to the place
til'
(‘0||l|ll"I|('I‘|ll(‘lll,
'l`lic aliovt- salt- is iiinilc iindt-i' and iii
piii~suaiicr- ol ii power o1` sale con-
iiicd in :iii iiidciitiirl' oi' mortgage
dali-il tht- Iwi~l1`lh day oi` Ociolier.
.IL |900 and niadc liotwiicii John A.
rolicn, oI` lilnii-raid, l.ot 67, in Qiiceiis
iiiiity. 1-arp:-iitcr, and I'l|i'/.abt-tli
t'i~ol.'f-ii liie: wif:-_ of thi- ont: part and
ii|r‘i‘:aii:iii-d of llic other part for non-
|»:iyiii~-iit of priiicipal and iiitcrczst.
I-'oi' Iiirtlicr pnrticiilarr; apply to
c:;:<i';‘. Ali'l.i‘.iii K- l\lt'i(iniion, solici-
i\'i|. ‘. ._
llnlod, Sth July, A.l`i. l$l|5.
1\lAltY M. (‘Rt)I{l'JN,
l\Ioi'Igagec.
il:-i 7~fiiiii`1w
l’ritii_‘e l‘2iiw:iriI l`lit'alr4~, 7 and 8.45,
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pecial Chairs for Ladie ,~,
anama, Straw and al iv
rinds of Felt Hats Clean-
Iiy
to
iraiisportiitioii i'roiii the Ilnitt-ti States ory, whcrc bombs were fotiiid to have
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right. As :i dirt-ctor of si-vi-ral
imp] THUM [|iANg{cI...  .    
the policy oi' the iiiaiiiifactiirers is
going to lic that iiiiniarriotl nicii uf
_ I litar_v age will not bc kept on.
'I`lic i`ollo\\'lug |i‘ll<‘l` WHS l'f‘f`f‘l\’l“l| " Yon are iiiistiiki-ii if you thing you
hir Gordon |il`l'llIilll. !\lf'Xllllfll'l\» -can work here while other nicii go to
'oni his cousin. lticard Brcliaut. now 'qw f,~U,,`_ YU" might as will ,.,,|i,.t
orcc in l"i':iiicc:~-- di‘i
l`l<-ar t‘otisiii_-.liiiai a line in aiiswci'
with thc Vltlulfliitll lixlliflllllillliifi’liiow wiili honour and not wait to be
vt-ii lu it."
_ A. 0, llaiwsoii. ziiiotlier nianiil'ac-
ii lcltcr I i'ccci\'id from you ti while tiirer. :iiiid that it was it riisgiwicc to
ed find Bkicked ago. .\`ii doiiiit yon will think it straiige sm- so niaiiy niarrit-d nit-n iii the ranks
mf//1
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carry a full line of Pol- it
shes for Suedes all colors,
mperial Bronze and Whit .,
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_in Chafl0ttet0Wn_' sonic narrow sliavcs rind also liiivc‘
sci-ii sonic. straiigi- sights. sonic ot`
erefore We do no them that l tim not likely to forget in
ve to Charge Extra fo H
xpressage or Sendin ‘
_them Away 
ut of lown Orders Prom-
ptly Attended to 
164 QUEEN ST. Q,
made of clay i`or till it mattered. We
 just liappeiicd to have stopped firing
[070 umm" and gone into out dug-outs. or visi-
Qllllll“\\\\\\\\\ZM|IIIIl@ Jiist ii word about our dug-out. or
' itndcrgroiind honii-s. as I call them.
, \\
iii limi liig scrap at Ypi'cS. nhoui
\~.'i~iil_v’niiii- of thc lioys getting wound-
iit to tcll the iriiih we do not gctlget
int' that I did not answer it l>c1'orc.lSiiiglc iiicii who go tu thc front will
their jobs hack on their rctiirii.
rv uiiicli cliiiiici- to write. Well,I 'l`()ltt)N'l`(). .liilv 20.---\\'arti (inc
iiic lovely weatlit-r hero at prcscnt.lres
(‘lll
iiill
illll
ic lighting so lar and I have had
liiirry. We got quite' a sinasliing tip
the
I and killt-d. I was very lucky my-
-||`, coniiiig tliroiigli witliotit. it scrtilcli
only my ncrvi- wt-i'c shaky. Tho tier- l
mails got. it dircct lilt on the gun I
ns on anti siiiiislicd it nil to pieces.
ou would lic surprised to sec thc
ay that big shell tore up iron and
cel. lt was just like as it it was-
lllll
would not be writing this letter.
'c di ii hole in the round alioiit ilvc
' six of us to sleep in. and then we
vc _
Goriion. for a woiitler wc are havingl(‘iiiist-rvuiivcs have passed a drastic
o
olutioii in respect to recrttitiiig.
h0eS_ My! bitt it was hot tho last. couple ot`IThey want all menilicrs of the (`.ivil
days. We had a job trying to keel)
e Clean Ourflats Her cool. \Vc have Iiccii in the thick of
Service in thc oniploy oi' the Doniinlon
I’arliaineiit, thc local lcglslattirc ainl
l_l|0.\'l‘¢‘s ol' thc city ol' Toronto, of
ilary nge, to pass ii medical cx-
iiialloii. and all those found lit lie
aslcod to ctilist for service iii dei'ciii-c
ol` the ldiiipire, or in tlefatilt, to ri.-sign
their positioiis. The socrctiiry oi' the
/tssoiiiaiioii has l`orwiirdcd copies oi'
i'c~soliitioii to the hotties naiiieii.
.oNiioN. .tiny zolciiiiis. A. .\-i.it--
pliail. <’aii:ivlinii ldiiigliict-i‘:;. and A. ll.
t'iitll1l‘c, t‘.nnadiaii Ariiiy Voiorliiiii-y
<or|is_ :irc liolli gazt-ttcd Iciiiporary
jors.
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IIMEIIIGIIN NGII
;nmm
Continued Murder of American Citi-
zen wlll be Regarded as infriend-
ly Act."
BRADLY.~~.-\t t'iiarIo1ti-iowii. on July
lil, to Mr and .llrs l'. S. Ilradl,\'_ li
diitiglitcr.
 
I)lflA'l‘llS
E._____. ._- _ ,__-:___ -
CLEMENTS.~ Ar .\lurra_\' lltirlioiir. on
.liily 22. :ith-i' fi liiigf-ring illness. Miss
ilclh t‘li-niciiti i"tiiii-ral Sntiiriluy at
1 p.iii. Ironi Ihi- latc hoiiir- to thi'
lilethodisi. l`ciiit-tcry.
GEHMIN SIIILIS GHIHGEU
WIIH PHUSSIG lG|0
(Special to The Giiardi:iii.l
MOS('f)\\’, July 21.-- Grand Duke
Nlcholas. ltiissian Coiniiiaiitler in
Chief. received ii depiitatlon represeiit-
ing the iiiiiiiicipallty licrt- today. lie
spoke entiiiisiafitlcally of the spirit of
the Russian soldiers all of whom, he
said, were confltlent of final conir|ete
victory. The commission appointed
to investigate charges of inhumane
methods on the part of the Germans,
made a report today. They had em-
i.i-iiiics lntcrcolonial Railway \Vl1urI`
l’ictoii, \'o\'a Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of cacli wi-ok, on arrival of the inorii-
ing c.\'prr-ss i`roiii llnliiax (about
noon), for Souris, I’_ IG. Island, and
tht-re awaits tho arrival of tho after-
noon train from <`lizirlot1etown;
tiieiice to .\lagrla|cn Islands as fol-
lows:
MONDAY-l.cn\'c Souris for Elong-
dii-.\'ord. Aniliorst, Grindstone Island
and Point llosse. Returning. calls at.
Grindstone. .\inlir-rst and Sourls; anrl
and returns to l’it-lou.
THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls for
Anilir-rst, Griiitlstoiic Island, Point
Ilosse and Grand Entry. Returning
ciills at Point llossc, Grlndstoiie, Am-
lierst, Souris, nnd returns to Picton.
On the first trip in the months of
Jiinc, July, August ainl September,
weather permitting, calls at West
[lay to land mails and passengers for
Ainlicrsit. thence to l’ryon island. lie-
tiiriilng. calls at Point Bosse, Grind-
stone, Amherst and Sourls.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON & SON,
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent, Picton.
MATTHEW McLEAN C CO., .
Agents. Souris.
Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and
Just Received
Inverness
Peanut g
selling at $4.00 per
ton and Inverness
Round at $5.25 at
Geo. E. Fulls
ployed shells with cartron tips wh ch Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia. .
were lllletl with priisslc acid. I 3051-7-15M¢f.   I
-,__. ,...¢.. ..;.
I K 8
feet deep und wide enough for tive
(ll
put licains and logs with brush and
siruw on tlieni and over that all the
earth that conics out of the hole. Then
wc nod it all over and make it look
as nnich like thc natural ground as
we can. That is so the German alr-
nien csn't sec It. The way ws do with
our guns we build a covering of trees
and soils over thcni. We have to he
very particular -so that they are en-
tirely hirldcn, lit-cntise ii? an aeroplane
_slioiild spot iis we are sure to get
sliolli-d and,tliiit means some men less
in the battery. You ought t0 see tin
iii-roplaiie getting fired at up ln the
cloiids. lt is qiiito a sight to see all
the white puffs of smoke all around
it.. l saw one brought down at Yllres
and it was worth watchlnl..
From your loving cousin.
- DICK.
l".S.-Write as often as you can. as
I like to get It-tiers from home.
SIGNIFICANT WNIINING
I0 IUIING NIN
MONTRFJAI.. Jiily 20.--A clear
warning was given to young men of
fighting nge that they must serve
their country hy t‘_ C. Ballsntyik. a
prominent maiiiifncturer. ln.an ad-
dress he made at a recruiting meet-
ing last night. -
He said: “Don‘t you youll! men
think that liecaiise you have JOM YO"
can stay at home and that YO" BN!
(Special to The Guardian.)
WASHINGTON, July 21.- 'I`li`c
Iliiit(-il States decided to inforni
Germany that further loss oi' Ameri-
cnii lives as a result or German suli-
iiiiirlne warfare in contravention of
the principles of internatioiiiil law
will bc regarded as uiifrieiitlly act.
Dlscussioii of principles is virtually
ended. The American Government
will now wa`rn Germany of the inter-
pretation she will place on further
transgressions oi' American rights.
If the new note the United States as-
J S  
if You 
Stay Over  in B°"°n
Night "` ` " Stop at
itintel - Nottingham
Overlooking besiniful Copley Square.
Check trunks to Back Boy Station,
leave the train the-re,snda two-minute
walk brings you to the hotel. Give
checks to clerk on registering and your
luggage will be delivered FREE.
uropesn plan; near b\i|lnes|,siiop
ping and amusement districts; first-
elsu In every respect. ' i
imaworis nowm. vim;-.J
2226-7-23Mtuthfs 150|. `
P .
deviation in actual practice_ re-
sulting in the loss of American lives.
it is tlieii pointed out. Will be Vlewed
as an unfriendly act. The action
which the States might subsequently
take is not indicated, but the diplo-
iiiatlc phrase “unfriendly act." - has
always carried with it an implication
of linalliy, leading often to severance
of friendly relations. Ofllclals are
generally secretive conserning the
treatment of the Lusltania ca senow
ln the new note but it was believed
that the request for rcparlatlon
would be renewed. This issue will be
kept before the two Governments as
ii subject of first importance in their
future relations.
The note will reject Germany's pro-
posals tliat American vessels be Elv-
en complete immunity when not car-
rying coiitriihand for the transfer in
Anicricnn registry for belligerent ves-
sels for trans-Atlantic traffic provid-
ed they did iiot curry contraband.
Again the States Government will re-
iterate its willingness to act as an iii-
termeditte in adjusting the interests
of belligereiits on the high class seas
but will make it clear, so far as Ani-
ericnn rights are concerned, that they
are not to be confroiitcd with practic-
es of reprisals by one belligerent ii-
gainst another.
Any
The note will probably he tinislicd
tomorrow or Friday. (‘abinct oiliccrs
today believed it would unnecessary
to discuss it nt another (ltihinct ,meet-
' It was predicted the communica-
' USIT
nEiviovEo_wniNi<i.Es ron
.ovEn 2.ooo vEAns. - 4
HAS
Since the time of Cleopatra, the.
beauties of the East have preserved
their fresh bloom of youth and imp;
their skins free from all wrinkles
by the application of a combination
of Oriental oils, the preparation of
which is a secret handed down from
generation to generation. -
A Caiiadlan traveler in Egypt was
fortunate enough to secure the
secret from an Arab. After exhaug.
tive tests of the preparation in Eng-
land, United States and Canada, the
prrgaration has been placed in the
hands oi' druggists everywhere under
the trade marked name of Usit.
Unit Mfg. Co., Ltd., 476 Ronceavalles
avenue, Toronto, Ont.
tion would surely he on its way to
Berlin by Friday at the latest.
043.000 MIIIIIIEU MIN
INHHIIISN IIIMI
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, July 21.- Speaking for
the Government in the Lords today
Lord Newton said the number of
married men at present in the British
nrniy is approxinintely 843,000. The
aggregate cost of separation allow-
ance paid to wives and children of
I these men is 125.000.000-
_ Q
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, charge Twenty-five cents.
 `.’ I' 1 `.-°l>I+>l+i~|»II ,. I.  
. GUARDIAN GLNSSIFIEII NUS. f
_ One cent per word first Insertion In this column, half cont por
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Mlnlmum I
>i;~rai1-i»:ie-i»>i<~i-;i.~i»>i-i~»~i»>i»;»-+-i.~i»=r-i»:i~i»-|-isiei1i~at~i-Heist-s-i-i»s-i<i-at-i-si<-i-use->iei»eie-ii
_ `l
Agents \\'iinted
AGENTS WANTED--TO SELL FOR
The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser-
ies. We teach our nien to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary. l-lighest com-
missions paid. llandsome free
c-inipnient Stone & Wcllington,To-
ronto, Ont. 1805-'I-3ME26i.
 __q
LOST-AN UMBRELLA WAS TAK-
eii by mistake from 140 llilisboro St.
\\`iil the party kindly return _samt~..
2204-7-22ni3ipd.
LOST ON THE ROAD BETWEEN.
Victoria Cross aint A. Bruce ii Pals-
lcy shawl. Finder please leave at
1\IcI.eod & Mt-Gregor, Montague.
2170-7-21M3ipd.
llclp Waiitctl-l<`eiiiiil ,e
wANTE'o.'-A MAID Fon KITCHEN
work; good wages. Apply at llie
ltuss, 181 l’rincc St. 2188-7-2111131
WANTED- GIRL" Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. E. A.
er, 14S Cuuilicrlaiiil St.
21180-T-ltlhltt'.
Fost
i
For Sale
FOR SALE-AT MURRAY RIVER
\-'illitgt-, lioinc o1` 'l`lionias l\’IcI{cii7.ic.
Apply McKinnon aiitl I\l.Neill. t‘liar-
lottotowii. 2205-7-22tiiZlipil.
FOR SALE-MOTOR BOAT. RUBY,
25 i‘ct-1,15 li. p. bliigiiic. Apply at
oilicc of Auld llros., Ltd.
2103!-'I-22lll:ii.
FARTIT FOR SALE ON INDIAN
River lioaii leading to lllack llorsc,
contaiiilng :ilioiit 55 acres. with
lurgc barn nearly noir, dwelling and
oiit-Iiuildiiigs. iicvcr-tiiiliiig well ot'
water. (liiaraiitcctl title. 'l`ei‘nis-
$1,000 casli, lialaiicc to suit pur-
cliascr. l\ir.s It. 'A. Iiillinan, K1-ii-
siiigton, I’.l'l.l. :£1110-7-Lltiiillli
H|GH~CLASS ENGLISH BLOOD-
hoiinil pups otit of tlic licst of chant-
pioii stiitzir "rt-gisit-rt-ti." All pups
gtiarzinivcd. iiiaii-trailers or money
rcliiiidcd. instructions on training
tiiriiislied with each pup. Wiillnce
M. Sliceiiiiii, Dzillioiislc, N.ll.
2140-7-20m5l
Fon sAi_E on To LET-A NEW
l<`ox ltaiicli in good location, near
the (‘.ity, willi large pens and guard
i'ciict-. coniplcto. Apply 10 G. I".
Dewar, M. D., l’. 0. llox 155.
2155-7-20Mtii.
FOR
siciii bulls lit for srwvico, and sev-
cral calves, good indivldiials in
t-very way, priccii low and on easy
ti-i‘iiis_ I.:-ii nnd t'liirli. Victoria.
sA`iLE`-"-'4 i=uR'E"siiE`b"Hoi_-'
|
Siitiititioiis \'iicuiit.
$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-
lng “\VOItLD’S GREATEST WAR."
llp to date hook. Whirlwind seller.
Linscott (lompaiiy, Brantford. Ont:
s7Ti.E§vTEN - Exci.usivE i.iNE
‘for city, town or country. Big
orirnings guaranteed. Permanent
all year job. No experience necess-
iiry. Writo Luke Brothers, Limited,
Montreal.
'I o Let _
TO LET-HOUSE. APPLY 232
Great George St. 2052-7-15Mtf.
ill- 
Teachers Wanted
WANTED-TEACHER FOR STAN-
hopc scliool. Siipplenieiit $25. Ap-
ply to Isaac Lawson, Stanhope
Mlllpd.
WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEAC-
her l'or Springvalo School. Supple-
nicnt $30. Apply J. J. Bell. Sec’y
’I`i‘ii.<itt\t-ii, Miltoii_ 2021-14 MEZlipil
TEACHER WANTED-2ND CLASS
inalo teiichcr for ltcnnle's Road
Si-liiiol, No. 111. Supplciuont, $40,
one o1`cxpi‘rii‘.iic preferreti. Apply
to Doiiuld And/ecws, Sccy. of Triis-
teos. 21-13-7-ZOMEGI.
TEACHER WANTED.- A SECOND
Class Tciichcr i`or Village Green
St-liool. No. 119. Siipplcment Twoii-
ty llollnrs. W. l'. Ilreliatit, Sc-Gy.
Village Green, Lot 49.
2177-7-21Miiipii.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED TEACH-
cr for (‘alile llestl West School.
l’i‘oIcst:tnt prcfcrrctl. Supplement.
$20.00. Apply to M. McLaren, Sec.
2162-7-20mtf.
TEACHER WANTED FOR MONT
ltoyal School, two miles from
ti‘l.oary. Siipplciiioiit $20. M. I).
lliclicoil, (l'I.t‘tlt‘y. 2116-7-17-111101
_ ---_ ______ __V___|
Ilclp Waiitt-ti_Ill:ile
WANTED.-GOOD MAN T0
work on ii Iariii \viIli all niodcrii
coiivciiieiir-c. will Iiirc for thc win-
tcr if siitii-iI'actory. Good wages
‘ and good tiinc for right man. Apply
at once lo liox 182, Vliariottclown.
2l7:’i-'I~2l1\lIlipd.
WANTED-lniiiicdiiitcly a _voting iiinii
its coiicliniati. Ili- niiist he ahie to
drive well and Iii- wt-il rtwoiiiiiieiitl-
cd. lildwiird Ilnyiicld. 2172-7-2llMtI'
wANTEo, MAcrRNi'sT`?c>n'QWE
work. Apply ll. Sit-wart & tio.,
_ 2160-7-20mti’.
wANTEo-A ci-iAuFi=EuR.""Ar»T
ply llox 163 tlitv.
MAN
_ _ Lost
i.osT-Ai.oNo sunnvsios, i=ivE
_ dollar hill. l"indcr pleases leave st
’l`ooii li's Miisii Store 2186 7 2lni3i
i 5 _ _ _
LosT°iN`THis`c`iTv PAIR or ooiLo`
heads. l~‘iiiiIcr please leave at Vic-
toria llotel and receive reward.
2181-7-2lM3ilpd.
my
I
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WANTED-MALE PRINCIPAL FOR
\'ic1orl:i School District N0. 60.
Siipplciiiciit voted $120. Apply by
lcltcr slatiiig cxporioiico to E. Bos-
ivcll, Secretary of Trustees.
208%?-16M-tl.
 _J
» “united
WANTED A FIRST CLASS MILLIN-
i-r i`or (Thy Dry Goods Store no
other need apply. Write P. O. Box
189. 2196-7-22M3i.
WANTED DRESSMAKING. APPLY
232 lduston St. 2174-7-2lM6l.
WANTED-GENERAL NURSING OR
maternity cases. Apply 79 Sydney
Street. 2200-7-22m3l
WANTED.-A POSITION A8 BOOK-
keeper or stenograplier. by ti gradu-
ate from Union Comniercial College.
, Apply to Oiivehobortson, Mt. H000-
- 2165-7-20m9l
wANTEo-oN `on ABOUT sEP-
teiniier lst, ii house containing six
rooms and a bath room and mod-
crii conveniences. Apply 91233
l‘owiial St. 2064~7-15m6l.
Charlottetown
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I
Fire Insurance
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
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