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THE cHAsLoT'l°E'rowN GUARDIAN ‘ LIULY .29 .191-a '
' DIARY
, _ 1...
_lagfstintes Court 9 a. m.
ni
Moving Pictures 9,
p. la. `
__  BIRTHS
  l# ilnaniuaons
_ _ , V and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church's
 Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec-
 dal>tilDt.rAli-
ltscayLL-namsav.-at the Mime. me" 8 Y e ep ° gre"
_g _V t:l_4..-luly 23rd, by Rev. R. David- edy for worms in sheep yet produced.
n_, Peter M. McCaull, of Ellerslie, F“"Y 3“5"““f°°d A d°"*"` “
dad_`Ltllian G. Ramsay, of Mt. Pleas- ll
ist. -
 ssl-viii/iimopii-.
 ‘ < ~‘ - ‘_ 'DEATHS
lf `_
-3;A|llD-At New Glasgow Mills, Jul_\
..|lli, .inns Mclulllsn, wire or the line
dlllllpsfhaird, aged 93. Funeral Tues-
ah t 2 0, lock ing of the (‘harles Dzllton Silver Black ond find health I5 She l`ll8 d0ll°-
{;l~' ll '_ , ° ' rox <‘omp.my, Linmcil, will lit- held
Theatre 3, 'I and
U
(Juniors 9 a. m.) 3 p. ha
Bay View on Saturday
to in-. and urs. w. A. _ ° ~
a son 8% pounds. Congratu- 577`7'25M“'
 
NUTIGE
All who are indebted in the mills'
Pharmacy Ltd., Montague, and who
ve received their accounts are re-
quested'to either pay or make settle-
ment by note before August _5th. at
the Bank o`f'Nova Scotia. Montague.
  A5601' till( |1858 i.l`l8 l)00l(B Will -DB
ha
nded over to our Attorney Mr. S.
S. Hessian, for collection.
ELLIS' PHARMACY L1 D.,
Montague
` Norici-:
New is the time to treat your sheep
re at Washington as the best rem- l
Post paid price $1.00.
DR_ W. G. CHURCH.
Summerslde, P. E. l.
The adjourned annual general meet- y
May be Overcome by Lydia
» thirty years I have been married, Ihave
D ckage and advise all ailin women to try
eats a large flock. L
szrive est benegil from it."- Mrs.
Ruin; glrzcnnknn, 25 N. 41st Street,
There are thousands of women every-
where_ in Mrs. Fitz-gerald’s condition,
u
s
headaches, and other symptoms of a
functional derangement. lt was a
ateful spiritfor ealth restored which
'__' Ed her to write this letter sothet other
,__ -.. .»o_
NERVUUS  _
PRUSTRATIUN
Compound- ’
Letter Prove
was riliisasipiiis, ra-“Dm-ni un
E. Pinkhain's Vegrble
s It.
been in had health
and had several aff
tacks of nervous
prostrstion until it
seemed 'as if the
gzgans in my whole
y were worn
out. I was finally
persuaded to tr_y
ydiaE. Pinkliam s
Vegetable Com-
pound and it made
a well woman of
me. l can now do
all my housework
ydls E. Plnkham’ssVegetable Com~
und and I will srantee they will
est Philadelphia, Pa.
Eering from nervousness, bnclrache,
omen may benefit from her experience
For suggestions in regard to your con-
tion wnte L dia E. Pinkbam Medicine
._ ,  _ in
 ,_ _ _ ,O
l`lb`g~,pi -manga with iuiNsnD's LlNl-
ini\_fd's Linlment Co.. Limited of
Gbnts,-I cured a valuable hunting f,'c|0¢k p_ m_
the Board of Trade Rconis ill Char- gi
ttetown on Thursday. the Sth day 40
August, 1918, at the hour of 2
o., Lynn, Myass. The result of their
years experience is at your service.
_ 
-*ENT after several vetarinaries had
By ordcr of tho dircctois.
A B. WARBURTON, .
heated him without doing him any
ffprnianent good.
..f
A
tions-,furnished by F. B. Mccurdy & 1~u¢g,, 9m 10 s
£311, jfpclg and bond bmkgrq, mem. Fri. \Zlh 5 8.. Ili. ....... -.
fiiiruy,-Building, Halifax. .\r.s.i 1 ill" llltll 8 ll' 'll' ‘ ' "
., .
1-.
` nscbndp, ._ _ ._ 36% 66%
 1 _ wluriun GANGNE
 ‘
3
_*,£i~i.silli-mx, Ns., .iuiy 20__¢Qu 1
-- . Yours, ko., 606-7-27mtftldste
p. of Grand Central Hotel Bo
.'Di‘u_lnmo`nd. Aug. 3, '04.
Launch “8trathgsrtney"
Le
` '” Tues.. 2nd 7 a.
° “' Pri., 5th s.3o s.
FS?
frrs»:r3
eessgess
Presses?
B35FFF?F
s Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- Tlle' ‘ llllll 7 3' l"' " " "
ues'.,23rd9a. m.  ..
 rn., zeal 11 ii. in. .... ._
a - ¢l°S'N° PRICES 1_'ues.,30tn 5.30 li. in.
.ef ,r Yesterday. Today. 9173-6-29M'-L
tch.i_son . . . . . . .
._ ...85%
i.»`0'c'a`... 
Secretary
nsliaw-Charlottetown
 V TIME TABLE `
 ~3‘l00K llU0lAl|IlNS
‘ ;U|_y' 1915 Supcrvisor.\
ave Bonshaw. Leave Ch'town
  3 p. m
W[lMlN'S |NSl|lUlE _
UUNVENIIUN
PROGRAMME
Tuesday, July 30, 2 pi. m l
Presiding, Miss-Hazel L. stems,
Opening chorus, “O Canada."
Address of welcome, Hon. Murdock
MacKinnon, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture.
Reply to address of welcome, Mrs.
A. H. Locke, Sherbrooke. '
Report of supervisor.
Branch reports.
Demonstration. "Canning of Fruits
Vegetables, Meats, Miss Della E.
Saunders, Asst. Supervisor.
‘b_sn.,P.ae_`...M  - 1531/,
.§_in__saR.... _.vast 1814.
§i_Fct.._; . . . . . . . . .
_.sa .sa
not Npr Power  ._ 99% 091/.
itssuliig   say,
s.;r.U_.,..... _ ...451,;,
A1~7._..... ....-
crupliiia. '_ `. ..... ._ sw, 561/. fe
Central f.. . . . .
._ 71%
pi 'sl  ._ 101 107% at
U.  ._ _
jP.lt.s'.  59
Important
Prfslding. Mrs. George MacDonald
_ 8P.M. `
that we
iii.-'l'-.<'... ._   sig, s1 01"" ff"
1,. _ _ _ ti *___*
~ tague.
llmdllce lo Sell for cash with pl-Umm ilot Lunches in Rural Schools, Miss  
return” Blmllld cullllllulllmle at onto lieleil M1'l\'enl|a, Asst. Supervisor.
with OUP MHHHSCF ill- 85 Quefm 5ll'°°l' Wo_nieli's Institutes in New Brulis W*
Charlottetown. wick, Miss Hazel McCain.'Supel'viwor.
THE HARFUS A55,-|-T0|R C0" |_1'p_ Food' (Tollservzltion, Mrs. Jean Mul-
` :Victory Bonds
‘ 'The uiidersi ed having
 appointedlfo sell Vic-
~ lor_yBgi_ids for the Special
Committee for Canada.
'- The- price named today
_ by -the Committee ls 99 l-2
an§i'~a_ccured interest No
cominission_5, 10, 20 years.
5 fSend application ro
 Trust Co.
_-_Q.H.B. LONGWORTH
 _Acting Manager
in iuoimusa strut
Charlottetown.
We wish to take this opportunity ol'
minding all lD€!`l‘l\HlllS 011 Il. E- 1- Miss Jennie A. Fraser, Supervlsior.
Duet. Mr. Marcus Calder and Mrr '
our Charlottetown Branch.
We also intend dealing largely in
We have a large soiling organize
on over Canada and anyone having
Tornwall. ' . _
Reading. Miss Edna Gordon
Red Cross Work in England, Misi-
'ilrrie E. Holman, Summerside.
Wonicn's Institutes in Nova Scotia
Notice
are buying butter and eggs
Roy Quigley.
Address, J. E. McLai‘ty, B S A
Piano Solo, Miss Hilda Barnes.
m products in their seasons.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 9 a m
Presiding. Mrs. Gordon Ives, Mon-
iircw Board of Food Control Ottawa
' ' ' The community of Searletown was
58l~`7'25M6l Question Box and Discussion oil Nmdened, and shocked Sm
I - on - urday
 __@'§_l 'led “"0” W‘"k~ une 29, when it was learned that
"God Slive thc Kin
_  _N K* ` `-Ars. Johnson beard had passed peace-
 Morning and afteriroli Sessions will “Hy to hm, eternal rewari The dem
 hue held in Household Science Rooms. “ed may had not been In p robust
.'i_e'j.~.~i§~f:._2»;§3§¢§§§i; l‘llldelgl‘lllell Blllllllllg' Evelllllg Sas' 'lealth for some time but it was earn-
ZZFI wlll be llelll lll Hellllz Mellmllal sllv hoped that medical attendlance
  M5 7'27M_H ` iid* tender care would restore her to
' ll ' ' s . _ ,
' ` njoy life for a longer period of time
SEALED 'I1F]NllrlRS_ addressed to ut the Wm of God was 0 |-
the P t r 1' i ill h ` ll'  l the Wise 'md
os mas er »eilel'a , w e rec- , .
eived at Ottawa until Noon. on Friday, St'  ll” passed llllll llle Graaf Beyond lm *"5*
the 23rd Aug-ust 1018 for the convev ll” “hole dat”
. _ P.M.
- .» e
since of His Majesl_v"s Malls on a pro- S   She loaves to mourn the loss of n 7-20
_ , 6 l fi -
., .- p ___ ____    I5\Ide:Ts;`oll|1tiZ!c  ilillidvloylnlg llltolther, Mrs. Henll-y __
_ vo. 2 from lcinm.-is. 1'. la. island from Th ,I . - ,I -ll 1| 1, H. 'll ll' ‘ " °l“‘ me “ull” "lll“°"
I . _ the lst Ocmhm. MXL li ll" elfllglle W' Se 3 " irle. Bedeqlle; Edward and Stewart
' rn: _:»,.s_ Printed notices contninlng further general Block ol "early all lllmls ll’ ll" 't home; also five sisters, Mrs. Will-
_ _ "- 'ii »"f"4, »nforlnation as to conditions ol’ propos- [mind in 5 Dl'0Vl9l0“ and SFUCBFY Simi’ :we Wetmore 1v|}|.S5 ('81-|-|e L En.
'ff ' " ` - .\‘f  ed Contract may hc seen and blank at reduced prices. Also ii specialty of l I ' 'T'
 -_  ._--, forms of Tender may he obtained at ,. ` ls an . 'mn' Mrs' Grace Womlore and Mrs
liiilli lun in
_  ii iilsiiill
PARIS, Jtlly 22.-TWO German air-
men took part in the deliberate bomb-
Ing of the American Red Ci-one hog.
pltal at Jouy late Monday night. An
investigation of the affair has been
made at the request of Harvey D.
J`ibson, American Red Cross Commis-
sioner for France; by Daniel T, Piers;
of the committee on public lnfosnia.
;ion.
The report shows that four bolnbs
were dropped at 11 o‘clock at night.
I'wo fell squarely on tents, one fell
seven feet from a tent, and the fourth
Jailed to explode. '
There are no buildings of any kina
.leur the hospital and the nearest rall-
road is three kilometers away, In _ad-
lition to thc usual Red Cross mark-
ings a large cross 100 feet long was
n position on the lawn. Photographs
liken recently from airplanes show
hat the cross was visible sevcral
housand feet in thc air.
Seven witnesses agree that tllo Ger-
llan aviators flew back and forth sev-
eral tillies. They then shut off their
ingines, dropped to within a few
lulidrcd feet und let go their bombs
1 lfter a careful observation. The
lernuln aim was good. but fortunate-
y only two enlisted ilicn were killed
ind nine of the hospital pcrsollllel
wounded.
Two pieces of il bomb went tllrougli 2
l window and passed within four fect
il' the surgeon in charge, who was
ierforliling 0. difficult operation. When
he bombs fell all the lights went oft,
saving the operating tables in dark-
less, and the surgeon with great dif-
lculty was able to give the patient
eillporary relief. Another piece of
iomb _tore open the chest of an or-
lerly as he was raising u patient to
:ive liilll it drink. _
One of the nine hospital attendants
vounded lost a. leg, amputation being
oorformed Tuesday. A private from
’hlladelphia was struck by il piece ol'
iolnb at almost the identical spot on
iis hack from which li piece of shrap-
iol had been removed ii. few hours
irevlously.
A fragment of steel traversed thc
niirc length of a tent only fl few
livlles over the heads of a _row of .”.lll'~
iral and gas cases, went. through the
-lid wall of the tent and struck u
lurse wllo was standing' outside. Silo
vas not wounded severely. ,
The hospital until recently had 60
lcrman woundctl prisoners among its °
ixltients. They received eitactly thi-
:ilme treatment as llic other patients.
'i5n1~_acl@s. All 'the
traieflll, except it lieutenant, who
hjevted violently to being placed in
he smile ward with his illen.
_O
-‘linard's Llniment used bv Physicians
MRS. JOHNSON” LEARD
9
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This Doctor Rlecommendls A l ‘
1 Nujol to his_Patien_t_s, }
What remedy do you use as 8 PI¢<==\1fi°_f\ , _
1 _ against occasional or chronic constipation? A '
distinguished southern physician gives his pro-
fessional arlswer to this urgent question in tht:
following letterz-
1  l
NUJOL LABURATORIES.
STANDARD Oli.. CO.-(New Jersey),
BAYONNE. NJ. '
Dear Sire- -
' \
i
L l beg to say Nujcl is a wonderful product. l have l
quite a iiumbcr of patients now using it, and all are pleased with
' it. ` You very kindly sent, at lny suggestion, samples to several of
` . my patients. So far as l know they are all now consumers of
‘ Nujol. One in particular had chronic sppenclicitl8; HOW
apparently relieved. '
Truly yours.
‘ 5 Kennesaw Ave., Paul T- .l°“°°» M-D'
Atlanta, Ga.
5
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"Ji
Rggulgr as   ' Clociworl
_ _
SCORE or more of serious diseases and conditions begin with constipation! Therefore,
keep your bowels clear, and protect yourself from the danger of a host of bodily all
. ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
Manufactured by
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)
_ ii.\Yo.\'l\'ii - New Jsiissv ‘
dats. Use Nujol to promote regular bowel-habits, without the least harm to the system. -
Use Nujol because it is a drug-free remedy, positively safe for all, from infancy to old age.
Nujol relieves in a natural way-without affecting digestion. without artificial stimulation,”
without griping or disagreeable reaction. lt is pleasant to‘takc-pure and tasteless. To
be "regular as clockwork,"--use Nujol.
_T_":.::,;'°,.“°,,:7,‘;'“;.°;',:.'. , 9 i?".‘t...°..lf“.‘l‘.l“.¥!.".:i.°it“.'.';$l......° "lil it' :;'..';'°' '
Canadian Selling Agents: CHARLES GYDE & SON, P.0. Box 875, Montreal.
_ U O1 forlconstipation  
` .
\i ,_ sq-_1m"_ _
-nd even had siecial Fourth _Qf_Jul ' ,
l Germ-we wwf cANADiAN ec>ve:RNiviEN'r RAil..vvAvB»
' -T' " __  _ _ _ ' ~` Z2' .1
' rninoia EDWARD ISLAND A ` ' ' '
Time 'I` able in Effect Julie 28th i9i8 »
» Trains inward-Read Up f
l\‘fLANTlC BTANDARD TIME - ` `M
Train Outward-Read Down
P.M. P.M.
4.00
5.20
6.05
6.50
7.20
12.15
1.48
2.51)
3.30
4.10
7.25
7.58
8.24
8.50
Dep
l>.1vl. ,A.M. _ A.M. l>.lvl.
5.25 . Charlottetown an-. 11.55 11,10
Hunter River 10.47 10.10
Emerald Junction 10.09 9.40
Kensington 9.37 9.10
Summerside Dep. 9.10 8.45
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Bl
Arr.
7.40
6.50
6.10
10.15
8.40
7.30
8.50
9.48
10.37
11.18
11.55
2.10
3.57
5.07
P M.
12.20 Dep.
6.05 / Arr. '
Sulnmcrside
Arr
Port Hill -
0'Leary
Alberton
Tignish Dep.
8.35 5.35
7.40 3.56
6.52 2.35
6.05 1.07
5.30 12.05
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9.45 Dept.
10.45
Ein
Arr.
erald Junction
Borden
Arr.
Dep.
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er former health and enable her to
aen>»:l:‘1l
eo '
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Dep.
Charlottetown
Mount Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Arr.
Sourls Dep.
lor.
es_~lonoe¢>
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Arr.
Elmira Dep.
A.M.
5.25
enmmafil
owe
¢=\».5_3
A.M.
8.50
10.00
10.40
11.20
Dep. _ Mount Stewart
Arr.
Cardigan
Montague
Arr. Georgetown
Dept
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o’ abt'
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- Sat.
me Pos, Omws or mm,0R5_ Orwell “l;I§g‘_’r‘h_hm at ;?dl'l;;l;aTl;':0tl°l“~lb Vhnmns Edwards, ull ol’ Boston, only
t`o've and at the ofllce of the Post Of K' ge ' B' rl `
_ _ _ - ' The funeral service was held at hm """-"" 5 15
9” ' Post Office ilispector V __ -
Q/'SEALED TENDERS addressed to Pont Om” Inspector] Omoo' Also enamolware tin and hardware. mme on M0nday_ July I and was mn “-my 8_5
at Ottawa until non F d 400.7-i5M0n:ll. "Is UP this fall- - 'V ev r yen' Bedeque' “CEP
, 'l' A8 NOTED. ALli THE All0VFl 'TRAINS RUN lAl . .
n on r| ay' I S cHA|sS\oN 'fiom there the remains were conveyed c_ A_ HAYES' ‘ HM MELANEQN ) W T HUGGAN
t_e,13tn or september. isis for the 0 Semis!" 9
Dail
_ _ ..._ sl.
_ ,_ _ viass.; and Mrs. Willinln Ferguson. _ & 3'1"'
   nee Inspectp,-_ ber overshoes f-or ladies, misses and |am_pmn_  M-
-» JOHN F. WHEAR mon.. Fall will soon come ‘ n
#r=?
3;?
I.
____l_~...._-
Dep. Charloitntowil
‘Vernon Rives"
_ , . v Arr. Murray Harbor
”l8,Posm_'leter General, will be receiv ChH"|°l10'°Wf\ 121" JULY 1913- Lange for Bening on old age' Wlndl l""l“d ll R » M - A T'
A'I‘r.
Dep.
Daily Sat. `
ex. Bat. only
& Sun.
A.M. A.M.
l0.l5 10.05
8.20 8.51
6.20 7.20
LY SUNDAY IIXCEPTED
Brenkwatsr sm’ t Wh Bmetvfy where the in General Manager, (Eastern Lilies) Psauinger Traffic lvlansger. District Passenger. Agent. ~
conyqyenm, °f H" Majesty-B Mans _ S ‘ln `erment took place. The floral tributes . Mwlcton. N.l. p I Moncton- *l ” c°'l'|°!!otawn. D I I
' , _ , A _ 1 W  
t_l'n°a pmpoled Contract for four years '_ _ . _‘fl ou 3 ‘Vere mimi’ *md beallllful- (Omer Pap* ' ' ' " ’
ch--vrlfwbetween Post Office at 4   "-"'\\\ 538_7l22Mmw“f `l`5 Pleas” °°PY~) ‘WOMY-0110 lvlbetlccs li week. The *_
~ . 4 _ . . $  __ ., ,_
rlottetown and Parcel Post D8.  .V-{,:_8J`{ I _*_-i -lhor is mostly unskilled and includes
_ ‘ ‘~f°rom the Postmaster General’s  Good Business Stand SECRET OF TORPEDO ' women. The skilled' workers were for
V CHAMBER lilcrly employed on textile machines
.trusted notices containing further Synopsis of Canadian Northwest VRY °“l"'°l’s"Y °‘l"All°E° of In Jewelry work. None <11 :hom
lilforalation as to conditions or pm- |_“,| Rezdmm FOI' s8l¢ at Cl'8p8Ild _ knew Hn
LANWNTER J n 27 Th t anyti g about torpedoes before _
' ~ ' ll 9 »`* 9 58"” they came to the factory. - S
htm., or ,render may be omsmed at TH|¢h,°|e had nf _ mn, ot my mm M" Having deddsd to dgspnse of my nf the con-struction of the balance The average torpedo costs. $5‘000_   
rt.  omco ot Chnrl "I t els teen years old, may hon :stead a quarts, om nd UH gh
liodld Contract may be seen and blank
sl
0 8 OWII. P. Urtlon of available Dominion land in Msniloba. R W cstabllshed buslnesll at I amber or the torpedo used by Brit' ii'
D., , Saskatchewan or Alberls. A llcanl mu
' P
‘ h|.|nd_  “gum mm” -I me Dpminm Lind. /rlimg (wapaufi 1 win offer fo, “ie my Bw", ish submarines is jealously guarded     
“_ c_ Awalnsou sr Amis, fm- the n,,|r|¢¢_ En", |,, ,,»,,,,, and warehouse, also another building, by U18 Britillh 80\’0rl1m0ilt- AlU\01\8h
sl ' sunnnwgdent myn3eBul|';_dA¢;e=lc’a‘;iryceI:`¢».i=l|inlc;:\“|l;;'1:.d'~ Asency ad_|(,|,,|ng, now used for mmpie |-00m_ there are thi'ee manufacturing con- k
` ' . ' Dunn-Six moulin midencs u il and sul This is n X |11, g 'i ni; f corns making torpedoes in England '~'
'ps'i'or'i'icn~Dmrsn'miiiN'r .ll iiimll 5 15'” . ‘l "°" “°°P°"“ Y" '
,u‘"._ sank” Bnnolh gogléil-agar' lim. live nwlzlliln lille: l:§|¢l":f mA. anyone desirous of entering into a H0116 0 “hem li Df=m'l|ll0d £0 |0l\'n U19
Jlllf lllld 1918. cgglalne-con‘illtl;ns."m Uhaliltalildl lloilslecreilil  mercantile lmnlnen' Th” sample room Beollel' -ol malllllx 'tllls clmmben 3 sec`
Qvmunia. i olilclirnridmexcept where residence is perfonned inthe oouki- be converted into 3 pmmabm Non abgug pp"-90 feet |0ng_ A 1
_ in cemln dlildciishomsueaqlerln goodmna. restaurant linrl ice cream parlour as THB Dl`0f|l\Cf- Of H" l-M96 Dian!! ll
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For your Bordeaux mixture.
Blue-stone and Lime.
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