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COAL   . -
We are discharging
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5 DOCTOR BILU8 OFFICE, CN-
- ‘- _ Delld. will be-closed until September
"f¢\1_- . 1506-s-mszi.
PICNIC YESTERDAY-~Th8 big
Picnic at Carleton Point yesterday in
and of the new chapel hall was a
treat success There lar e
_. _z . -was a very g
~.--_._ _-.;..-_  -~ attendance and a very _substantial
‘ ed, for .
sum was realiz the new edifice
-  W  l 'ri-is women Hausa- 'rue ns
Chestnut Coal
todéifvf and éi/ery day
this '_*'week,i‘ this is,
the time-_topurchase
Coal, the price is at
the. bottom now.
» Orde_1;__ 'y6t'_u° sup-
ply f0d`i=W~I".§ I
`. _-_ -9. .
l.Pitikard lilo..
A Tllhone- 240
Charlottetown
- Geo. E. 
-'J "\\“" /‘ ` .
Take a' Koilakii
l _ With You _`
where or how you go, will- be
doubly pleasant if you .
KODAK
Then too, the little pictures,
made so easily will show the
.folks at home the splendid
times you had. ‘
KODAKS $7.00 to ceo.
BROWNIES $1 and up.
Bring back your llms to us for
developing and printing-. Then
yo_\;'ll be assured of the' he_st"-te-
su a. _
Y
crop throughout Prince Co., _is now
about all saved and one notable feat-
ure about the work says the
Journal, was the number of women who
assisted in taking up the crop owing
to the scarlty of men.
SHAVW8 HDTEL.-For the balance
of this week and next week owing to
the num-ber-of guests inthe hotel we
will not be _able to fumlsh meals to
transient visitors. Robert Shaw.
Shaw’s Hotel, Brackley Beach.
_ 1523-9-1‘lM3i_
FUNERAL DIRECTORS- The
Maritime Funeral Directors Asso-
ciation opened their annual conven-
tion in Halifax yesterday. The ses-
sions last for three days. P. E.
'lsiand is represented by, Mr. Keith D.
Compton, of H. A. Compton & Son,
Summerside. .-._ . .
NO DUCK SHOOTING-Those hav-
ing a taste for any or all of the va-
-rious kindeof. ducks at present
swarming in Prince 'Edward Island
~wa'te[s must not 'forget that said
_ducks are not to be molested until
September ist_ and even then onl
The Peo le’s Druggist `
Y
under certain legal restrictions. *Phe
Fish and Game Association is taki g
‘ n
steps to see that all illegal shooting
 f - . _. `.-.and ilahin" shall he -punished this
Painting and Dhcorating
we 'so su in-amines or ine
Painting andebeoorating Busi-
. sr." ”":.:::.".§:..':.f‘::. ‘:'::."¢'
llshslimhegr 40 years ago. Tala-
phons_eonnsotions."
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.Please send the Guard
*#19000*
Better send The Guardian' along "
to Yoon boy. *
O'U§l'1\OOOO|OOOO_OOOO*O
l VERY one who buys 25c worth at this store, _ "
E no matter what the purchase is-gets a
f coupon which is a partial payment on any
of the fine Rogers Silverplated Ware shown in our _
store here now. ‘ _
ian sure" is the interesting *
postscript to' a soldier's 'letter 'U
sent by the family to this paper "
today. Many hundreds of sol- 4'
diers have written similarly.. *
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HI..CKEY.’S" Twist is Pure.
Sappy, Mellow Tobacco »
( -_ Call in today and get acquainted with this
free silver service -plan-we pay half on every .
.~S_il.ver article you secure. . .
McKinnon Drug Company
_ ___'Co__rn'er Greatdeorge and Kent Streets _
_ _,-.|,‘ -.-;- \
"-_ D.  - " i -'
Z. ._ _ r _
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_ _;__lflickey's twist is seasoned and sweetened just
teqough. “Finest flavor ever" old-time tobacco users. .
 It’s different from other kinds. Richer, more-_sat 1
-istying-a' taste and tang -like good old wine.
` »._?  A-sk for HlC_KE_Y’S-the big fig at the small price-
iisgiiié' ¢i.e'w`for'you. ‘ ‘ » - . 
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.A ` i
Member
(Your l"am1ly_ 
5 ’ Require
The Next Month
sl' 
i -__ Alteration
.  -Hurry, Up
_ '-Will Any' /'
' °{  ‘SnaPs’
a \_
 Footwear in 
 or Two 2--
 __      '-viano.area\.snan.at... sl
f » D Good
Piano
1 
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the home that -hae not a piano
or organ.
somewhat, but .
 ers. _ 
i’.§‘§?f‘.’.'..f.°.".‘??f‘.T‘.’. X525
$450 for........  .. ,
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...S“’ii‘.i.1.i$ f".f‘.‘i2‘..° °
' ' Mason. & R'sch ,church
` `n, excellentlfor public hai
.-»n\»_ ...ina~`-»»~.-.-.ii-ss' '
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i*~ste.».~..~l¢s.. M. . . . _ _ _ ._ , _ , ‘**"""‘”~' "“ ‘ "
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Here are four different val-
ues-four big bargains-for
These instruments are used.
You would never' know
-_ they were used _ ‘ _'
They are as good i!1"¢v¢1‘_l'
¢‘i.".‘.¥.'£§£.“1i..‘§‘-*’..§i?§.°...}§’..‘.Z‘i‘.-‘.f°..; at-this Store  1,
Duchess Style. Klffl -Dilllif' I
in _me two yan A_bh‘u‘_i‘ had -here.. ._ . .
He' f ' . ' se
....  ';,;_.,
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year withtiht respect of- persons.
of the month. Mr. Neil Doyle wen
He is a fine jolly- fellow, '--and his
nds will all miss li ve much
is spending a pleasant holiday th
cluding her sister-in-law, Mrs. Florri
season. Some are -done but - no
:mahy. - _ 
`_'ACCIDENT AT VPICTOU-»'A "ii
ploruble accident =_ occurred Tuesda
. carpenter.. namely. Barclay; of Mai - _
land, N-. S., got his foot caught in the -m°“fh°° E33-
wire hawser as_ the steamer-was be- "'”°°“
0° ..
ing hauled' up: to -the pier. His f
ankle. The _accident was witnessed
by quits a number on the- wharf. and
Barclay bore the terrible-pain like-a
hero.~He was taken to -the hospital in
Picton. _ :_ _ - . . _
FLOWERS FROM .THE BATTLE-
FIELD-In May_ last Mr.-James Pa-
ton; M. L.~A., sent a bouquet of May
flowers to his _old employee, Pte.
I-larry McDougall, who went with
Capt. Stanley’s battery to France.
.In a letter. of .acknowledgment Harry
writes: “Thanks 'very much for May
flowers. They sure remind me of P.
E. Island. Pm enclosing you some
flowers picked very near a place that
has seen sonw'real scrapping. Shell
holes are all around them, but they
seem to defy, the.German artillery
and bloom as though there were no
war on." The flowers seem to be wild
roses, and have a delightful fragrant
perfume. ` ` ' ~
::WE HAVE THE VERY BEST IN
SOAPS.-Whetheryou want a soap
that is highly perfumed or__o_ne that is
_unscentsd,'here you can get' the pro-
ducts of the best manufacturers in the
country,--Jergens ' Violet. Glycerine
and Rose are two very--,popular makes
-25c' box. Foster’s Drugstore.
m t.f. - . -'
of-You  Get :all `
A ” Your Photo Supplies
 _Practically ever-yth|n¢.,y u
need in._photo suppliescap
. You can depend on the q
iy sndknow that _the rehl value
is. in every artiols,
We always carry-s full stock
wir.. ii... -. :=_f;.fi#~‘,;'_;_°§v---
cnuncl-For sco'r|.ANo.- 'rss
EAnNscL|FFE Norse.-Mi-_ su- _
.theriaud Monson opened -ure echoes Tryon. after attending the teachers
Tuesday. He will have 'charge till 0011’/9¥1tl°D lil Ch°Yl°lf9¢0Wl\-°V- .-   _ ' " ’ ' " ~ ' _ _
Mr. Tl‘8.lli0l‘ l”€i\.\l'l‘lB U18 ll1ti.Bl' DME ML Talbeit Murbhy_ B0__ton_ MaBs__ 4 or '"1 _ rr "
last week on the harvest excursion. li/HBS A» L- MIICUODHIG. flI1llSlli-el‘~0f.
iris im ry .
-Mrs. Archie Barret, Wheatley River
» < n
$ ______ ,
evening at Picton..-.VVhils_iv the- Stan- Mr' D' D' M°D°n“m' °f sum' L31"-
ley was. lommf. C9-al Bt, me. pm, hu. has returned home from South Poland,
' t
if .
was completelyjervgd jun above me lion de Notre Dame, left yesterday for
Rev. D.*Ma\'tLo‘an will preach "at
.Stanchei on Friday the 18th at 7.30
p. m.   . _ _
miner-is-isi-.u |=Ee'r_|_vs|.- 'non
forget the Marshfield Festival Thurs-
day afternoon the 1'Ith inet. Part of
the proceeds for patriotic objects.
. 1470-9-14M4i. `
THE STANLEY-The C. G. S. Stan-
ley docked in Charlottetown .last even-
ing st 8.80 o'olock. She had about six-
ty psssengers. and seven cars _of
freight. _ `
V rsssousts
Miss Mary A. Clarkin, city. left yes-
terday on a trip to Calgary.
Miss Marion McLean, of Charlotte-
town, is spending her vacation at her
home in Portage.
Miss Nellie F. Hubley, Rosebery, has
gone to North‘River to visit her friend
Miss Laura A. Bain.
been visiting friends in Charlotte-
town, left yesterday on return.
Miss Adelaide Mulligan, of Newton.
has taken up her duties as teacher in
Spring Valley school.
Miss Lena Barret, Charlottetown.
is visiting_ln Victoria, the guest of
Mrs. E. Boswell.-V.
Miss C. Hseiam. Charlottetown, is
spending a, few' weeks in 'Victoria, the
guest of Mrs. Webster Boulter.-V.
Mrs. Harry Henderson, Union..
spent the week-end in the City, the
guest of Miss' Ethel Lorraine.
is visiting in Victoria, the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Chas. R. M. Palmer.-V.
-Miss Bessie Prowse of this City,
left yesterday morning for Bridge-
cher
town, are spending a few days in Vic-_
toria, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
. Rogers.-V. ~ H
where he spent a vacation of -three
Sister Ste Agnes, of the Congrega-
l
Mrs. Flanagan of Boston, who has
' ' .Passmore formerl of this Clt . They
  S9  have all greatly ehjoyed their ,visit to
`~ 142 Prluea l¢rsd!,'nlx\.\o Klndorflron
An Ngggh Work g,||||.mg¢¢g-1; | fm- made it decidedly pleasant. for their
7 workinl. » Bfllnped Linen! and many friends and relatives.
_f Thfeldl df all  3 `
Montreal.
Miss Catherine McDonald, linotype
operator of the Guardian, was oper-
ated upon at the City Hospital yes-
terday for apps/ndlcitls. -It is pleasing
to note that she is making satisfactory
progress.
- .
» The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 80 degrees. Al: 9 a. m.
it registered 68 degrees; at 9 p. m.,
.67 degrees. The coldest the .previous
' Lieut. Keith _S. Rogers, _Fortress
Signalling Oipéer, Halifax. andjvtlio
has been insg-uo_ting in=_,wireless ar-
rived in cha otetown “'oh“'M‘ol\Hey
'night to spendaweek with his family
here.  '_  .'-. 64- Liv.
‘i `»."' ', ,'.i' 1,/-" _-sl'
Lieut.'Vincent McKenna, 15th Brig-
nde,'Victorla, B.O., arrived ,last night
by the mail train from Petawawa on
ashori. visit to relatives_ln__this city.
ment. Mcxsmia is a son crm-. J_ A. .iz
McKenna, Royal Commissioner of In-
dian Aifalrs, Victoria, B.C., and a for-
mer student of St. Dunstan's College.
` Mr .and Mrs. H. H. Brown, who
have been spending the 'summer at
Tracadis intends leaving on Friday,
August 25th' on return to. Medicine
,I-lat, Alberta_ Mr. Brown is accom-
panied by Mrs. Brown's mother and
‘sister Mrs. Passmore and Miss May
their native soil and while here they
 
_ K 
A Wealth
of Health S
Heat weakens ones l
vital forces, and while
the system is thus .weak-.
ened, disease germs are
apt to gain ahold-and
cause trouble. Give na-
ture a little aid with our
Beef Iron and
Wine
and you’ll be ableto re-
sist the effects of warm
weather.
You can rely on our
Beet Iron and Wine.
It isa food, atonle
and ablo_od builder.
__ _lt contains the most
soluble form of iron. 8
reliable extract of beef _
and pure wine.
night was 60 degrees. Flu; -_ _ is
'7 _ 
 -_  '     `_ '     I     _‘_'
  l_Moore
it
season. Not n
Pretty
-_ l 119--12l.`Que'en Street, Charlottetown -
Gingham 'and~7?Cotton Dresses for -
Little Girls.---All Price” ,R  
Cut Today _
` YOUR SPLENDID CHANCE TO PICK UI’ A FEW
PRETTY DRESSES for your little girls-is here to-day. Every
one of these cotton and gingham dresses on sale at a _deep cut
price. Not a drcssin the lot but would cost you more money next
dress that isi1’t pretty. e ‘
* want to s'eeI-on your own little daughter--clean
ing at factory price and less.
38c Wash Dresses for 25c 50c Wash Dresses for 34c
60c Wash Dresses for 40c 75c Wash Dresses for “ 50c ‘
_ 85c Wash Dresses -for 57c 1.15~ Wash Dresses for 774:
i l.50Wash Dresses for 1.00 1.75 Wash Dresses for 1.20 _
 McLeod,.j Ltd. V'
i
poor garm`cnt`-`-or an out oi style garment-_-or a
'K
dresses-just such dresses as. _ you A
»
Mr. Wilfrid BDILHBI' 'I'€i.ll!“llBd I0 i ' V A n 
Mayor McDonald of Antigonish, is vi-
siting in Charlottetown the guest 'of
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Paoli, Grafton St.-
ia _
week with friends mrhis io¢a;iiy,i *°W“» Wh°'° °\‘° *B °“5“S°d “S *ea* Miss Isobel Sutherland saver-
small dance Friday evening in honor
\
e ~ .
Cavanagh`_ A “ne my crop ham tm? Mr. and Mrs.-_7l;_1;1-ant, Charlotte- g€||§g§9;i`;g§f' ls); Yf11ggwwg|a;5té0($l`
News. ‘
Mr. Albert Mil-ls, care-taker of St.
Peter’s Cathedral, entered the-Chan
lottetown Hospital] yesterday to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitls.
Miss May Sweeney, who has been
visiting Charlottetown, the guest of
Miss Mary Harrell, left yesterday for
her home in Moncton.
Mr. and Mrs. W_ A. Stewart, City,
returned yesterday from a very -plea
sant week’s holiday spent with Mr.
and Mrs. -H. H. Brown at their sum-
mer residence, Lakewood Lodge, Tra-
cadie Beach.' 
The very many friends of Mrs. M.
Kennedy wife of the Hon. M. Kennedy
will he pleased to learn that the oper-
ation performed on her at the P. E.
Island Hospital has been very suc-
‘cessful andthe patient is doing as
nicely as can he expected up to date.
Dr. and Mrs. MacDonald have left
the Island for their -home in New
York after a very pleasant stay oi
three weeks spent between the Doc-
'tor’s old home in Roseberry and the
home of his sister Mrs. Arthur Ed-
monds, Euston. Street, City.
0ysier_l’arming i i
Basil for an important industry
Awaits Development.
-The depleted oyster beds of -New
Brunswick, Nova. Scotia and Prince
Edward Island offer an excellent
ileld for oyster culture-an industry
which has' proved very remunerptive
in several Atlantic states, notably
Rhode island. For years Canada has
been importing more oysters than she
has been producing, measured in dol-
lars and cents.'and there is little
doubt that a reduction in price would
greatly increase the consumption.
During the live years. 1910-1914.. the
value of oysters imported into Can-
~ada averaged nearly $890,000 per an-
num, while the value ofthe Canadian
production averaged less than Q96,-
000. In view of the market advantages,
coupled with the large areas' avail-
able for culture and the superior flav-
our of the oyster grown in northern
waters, oyster-farming in Eastern
Canada holds out every inducement 1_0
capital and enterprise. '
Since 1912, when the jurisdictional
dispute,'respecting the right to grant
leases to oystenbe-aring. areas was
settled, the lndustry has made consid-
erable progress. Prince Edward Island
has leased about live thousand acres
and. during the last two years, more
than six thousand barrels of seed oy-
sters have been planted. The Shem-
ogue Oyster Co., formed in 1913 and
operating in New -Brunswick and
Nova Scotia, is a pioneer in the
field. in the selection and planting of
areas it has employed a Rhode Island
expert. familiar with the methods
found most successful in oyster col-..
ture in that stain. This conipasy
hopes to he in a position. within -il e
years, to command half of the trade
now in the hands of the United
States producers.
, Serious diillculties,have arisen
from lack of capitall and
protection. as' well as from
redstions' of sea-pests.
stsoles are not insuperable
sidering the productivity of
the quality of the product
cellent market, the ultimate develop-
ment of a large and proiltahle in-
dustry soems assured.--Conserve.
tion. .
THI lN`FANTILl PARALYOIB
QUARANTINI IN INGLAND
& Johnson
&§;“,,’,"‘i .»..”'_....“""s°.'t°
..i.0NDON, August 16-The
today urges the government en-
force a meat 'rigid quarantine sisilst
" -: .   W1' “K °;
' .._.__». '
Butter (creamery) rn prints iii
Butler (Tub) lb. 23
Butter (fresh) lb. _ 24 to 27
-Eggs, dos. 27 to 28
passengers com g om ew r .
alidibther infected areus, and a. thoro §.g:t|_.lbib(r°u'")   'f
disinfection carried out in all cases Chmkm.: m H to u
wh h d of d bt xists If H” (m,°"_°d)_ ‘ n |15 to ‘N
Straw (pressed) ton _ _ l\.ii0
Pork lb. ._ 13*
"i‘uraips, buaf ‘ - M' to i
Potatoes. bus. 60';to 60
Oats (black) bun . _ . -_ 65
Oats, (white) bus I
Beats, bus 5 cts bunch
Carrots 5 cts bunch
WOO! lb .I5 ID 08
ease’ would be a great disaster. For
the sake of our children. too, we must
take- due precautions. 'Quarantine
regulations should be enforced on
' in fr N Yo k
ere a s a ow ou s .
we neglect precautions and the ep-
idemic spreads `liei'e we shall have
only ourselves to blame."
l - .
5
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
IN WESTERN SECTION OF C.P R
The growing importance of irriga
tion in the agricultural development
of Canada is suggested by a new fold
er just issued by the Department of
Natural Resources of the Canadian Pa
cific Railway The folder deals with
the irrigation enterprises in the neigh
borhood or Calgary lt is handsome
ly illustrated and complete with valu
able information for the farmer and
home builder A copy may be had
free by writing the Publicity Branch
Department of Natural Resources
Calgary, Alta 1510 8 17me 1i
huge armies of men in training " says 011" ‘(, 3 Q ET
the Times, ‘nn outbreak of this dis l
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Manufacturers of all kinds of lists
hair goods including Toupees and
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Hair dressing, Msnicurlng, Sham
pooing. singerlng
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Record ot votes cast up to noon  .
The next change will be made-in the stapdiqg
aiurday and will include all votespcast up 'to I
griday -. noon.
it - imsrnlcr No.-1 R. _ .
_ City of Charlottetown and S_unl|nersldq.-9.1.
I ua.. runs. r.n¢wu|s...., zo1  cl..__.i..l¢_.i_..».ja»..q_r»_z: t
infantile paralysis, now .prevalent 'ln
New York. --
“At the moment when ws,-
_Miss Katie Flynn, I5 Dorchester Street, Chs_r|oiis_tow|_|.'..... 
_Mrs. Hannah I.. Waddell, 222  
Miss Evelyn G. Allen, 84 Hillshore Sinai,   _
Miss .lennié lonrrgsn, 105 Pownal Street, C|ihr|»iistowl...25,li6 _
Miss Annie H. Cameron, Milli Street, Summerel_do..........26.053 -
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All territory in and around Tignish, A_lb_er_- _ _
_ton,__Kenslugton, Morétagiaer Georgetown and .
V ou! so 4 `
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--Miss-Jsalie.Csmpl»ell,Albsrion.......... 
. 'Miss-Lottie Fitzgerald Georgetown    .......l8,ll0.
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Anas McDonald,   .  .... 
McLeod, Mount   $4
C.llirt,Mount Stewart   ~
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