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_PAGE 'IWC - -  / THECHARIDTTUIDWN GUARDIAN . _ p _JULY 30. 1915
Foxes For Sale .
Liberal-Conservative
I I "--3 I  - I °    Wiior unriierniiro 
o Breeders 2 air of 1915
  3 Jia:-For 'price and Breeldlng inquire
pups
of John J H
I.
1856-7-GMtuf8l
4 A
Thermometer
Whenever it his been
extremely hot or cold
you have decided to pur'
chase one, but forgot all
about _it before the pur-
chase was made. Isn’t
that so?
Buy One Now
a good state
mainder cove
wood, farm w
shipping &c.
apply on the
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9
Ines. Sec'y Treasurer
Ives Black Fox _Co., Montague, P. E.
A Farm For Sale
Farm containing 51 acres of land.
situated at Nine Milo Creek about 8
miles from Rocky Point. 40 acres in
of cultivation. the re-
red with hard and soft
ell watered. Good house
and out-buildings. Convenient to
For further particulars
premises to
.. . .MRS. ALEX. C. MCDONALD.
New Dominion P. 0.
P. E. I.
6-Mwfm2wkspd.
Q I
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We have accurate
thermometers in all sotrs .
of mountings at prices
varying :from 25c to
2.50 each. The high
priced ones are self re-
gistering.
limits, ten in
House has I7
orchards. Ga
outbuildings.
kct. Apply to
.il
G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST ‘
; FOR SALE
’l‘hc subscriber offers for sale his
rcsiiiciice just outside Charlottetown
inutes walk from town.
rooms, conservatory ver-
andah, numerous outbuildings, about
15 acres of land. Large garden and
rdeners Cottage with
Fine ornamental trees,
` close to salt water bathing. This pro-
, perty is very complete in all ways
4 and is the most desirable in the mar-
0\\‘l'l(‘I',
` EDWARD BAYFIELD,
Charlottetown.
l 2217-7-2:ii\iim\\~ir.
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"_"-' Yarmouth Silver Black Fox and Fur
-‘-2-~ Co. ltd. Yarmouth, N. S.
50 p. c. cash dividends paid
'eHl‘.
20 p. c. cash dividends gua-
ranteed this year.
Unless more than 20 p. c.
bc paid will add more
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We received a large ship-
ment of movements d", ect
from the manufactures--
and as these were ordered
before the war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit bypurchasing
one of ours.
G. H. Taylor
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UlAU.\ Ol' l‘IV|'1N'|`H.
T0-DAY.
('it_v Magistrates tfouri, .'l a.iu.
l‘rince Eflwiiiwi 'I`lieuti'c, 7 and 5_.|5_
 ki
l€llI.'l`l IS
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JAY. -Ai ('ovcli<':i<l, oii .Iiil_v ZIfIll|_ to
Mi' :ind Mrs ."i‘:iwi`ui‘d .l:i_\', ;| so||_
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Jill? I8, to Mr. :ind .\Irs. imiii:-l ,\'
31
foxes to the ranch.
American shareholders are met on
arrival ot' the Boston boat at the
dock and taken over ranch free of
clinrge.
A FEW SHARES FOR SALE CAR-
RYING THIS YEAR’S DIVIDENDS.
S. P. GOUDEY. Secretary.
2195-‘T-22I\ltf.
, _
JVIURTGAGE SALE
auction on thc premises at Eincrald,
on \Veiliii~s<Iii_v. the cievcntli day oi'
August. .\,ll. 1915, nt twelve o’clock
noon. all that piirccl of land situatc
lying and being oii township number
sixty-sevcii in (.2uecii's (`ounty afore-
sziid bounilcil and tlescribcd as fol-
lows. that is to say:-('ommcncing
on thc enst sidu of the County Line
lload. so culled, at the soutli-west
tingle of n lot thc property of \\'illiain
.\i:iy|ii-. :ind riiiiiiiiig iliciicc oust two
and oiic-li:ilt` cliniiis, tlieiicc south
tpaiuillcl to siiid road two chains to
lnnd thc property Oi' 'l`liomas Glover,
tliciicc wi-st two and one-half chains
suid rozid and thciicc north along
the said roiid two chains to the place
tif ('llIIllllt'Ill`(‘lll(‘lll.
The above sulc is made under and in
pursnniicc ot' n powcr ot' siilc con-
tiiiiicd in nn iiiiieiitiire oi’ mortgage
datcd the twclftii dny ot' October,
.-\.I). 1000 :ind made hotwccn John A.
Vrokcii, ut' Einc__r:ild, Lot. 07, in Queens
|‘ount_\~, czirpciiicr, and Elizabeth
crokcii his wife. 0t` the one part and
iiiiilorzvigiicil of tho other part for non-
payment of principal and interest.
I-‘or further particulars apply to
T\Ic::r.rs I\I<'I.can R' lllcliinuon. solici-
tors. Iloral Bunk Building, (‘hai‘lotte-
town, I’.l~}.I.
l)ntcd, Sth July, A.i), 1015.
to
MARY M. (YROKEN,
Mortgages.
1924-7-Diiil'-iw
Canadian Mail Steamer
“ l.ady_S“ybii "
Leaves lntorcolonlal _Railway Wharf
Picton, Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of each week, on arrival of the morn-
ing cxprf-ss from ilallfox (about
noon), for Souris. P. E. Island, and
there awaits thc. arrival oi' the after-
noon train from Charlottetown;
tlicncc to Magdalen Islands as fol-
lows:
MON DAY-Leave Souris for Etang-
dll-Nord. Amherst, Grindstone Island
and Point llossc. Returning, nails at
Griiiilstoiic, Amherst and Souris; and
and ri-turns to l’ictou.
THURSDAY--Leaves Souris for
Ainlicrst, Grindstoiie Island, Point
'p,,y|,,,-` 3 Hn" ' ,Rosso and Grand Entry. Returning
is .f ;.___._-. _, 
M.\ l{l{.lA(lI‘]S
I V V .1 lim
JAV~DOUGLAS.--.'\t lfniiiiiiig llrook
on July iilsl. .\In|'g;irc| I-`. _lay 1., pil'
Mr‘[.coil llouglns.
I)I']A'l`llS
 
8TOCKMAN.- llicd at hor llroihor's.
Joseph llolsiicr. North llivcr. on
Weriiicsllay. .iuly 28, Annie M. Slot-k»'
man, ugcd 65, fuiicral ioduy at 2 p.
.
in., to Illghileld (Ycnii-tory.
GOOD. - The rlcaih occurred at
Milton on July 29th of Mrs. John
Good. aged 52 years after an illness of
only a fow days. The funeral from
hor brothers home. Mr. Thomas Fos- ,
ter at 2.30 p. m. on Saturday, July'
31st to Milton cemetery.
McKlNNON - At Picton. N. S., ou’
Friday, July 9th, Mr. Matthew Mc-
Kinnon, widower aged titty-two ynarmi
He leaves to mourn a son and daugh- I
tor, James McKinnon living in Picton .
and Lillian McKinnon living in Hall-
fsx with her grandmother Mrs. J.
Martin. His brother Adolphus of Har-
mony, Lot 13, brought the remains
to Summerside for burial. May his
lout rest in peace.
coils at l’oiiit Bosse, Grindstone, Am-
hcrst, Souris. and returns to Pictou.
On the ilrst trip in the months of
Junc. July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Hay to land mails iiiid passengers for
Amhcrst, thence to Pryoii Island. Re-
llruillg. calls at Point Bosse, Grind-
stone. Arnhcrst and Soiiris.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON &. SON,
Agents, Ilulifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent. i‘ictou.
MATTHEW MeLEAN G. CO.,
Agents, Souris.
Or to WM. McLURE. Manager and
Owner. Picton, Nova Scotia.
Farm for Sale*
at Orwell Cove
_ The _ undersigned offers for
immediate sale his farm fronting
on Orwell Ba consisting of 50
acres of good] land wit some
timber well watered and close
to shipping etc. For particulars
apply to
GEORGE M. NICHOLSON
Orwell Cove
2243-7-zamsipa.
2061-7-I5l\flll`. .
Convention V
3rd District oi Prince
A Convention for the selection of
Candidates to contest the 3rd Elector-
al District of Prince County in the
interest of the Liberal-Conservative
Party will be held In Summerside on
Saturday, the 31st day of July instant.
at the hour of 10.30 a.m. Each Poll
has the right to be represented by four
delegates.
JAMES A. McNElLL.
CONVENER.
(IRD DISTRICT PRINCE COUNTY.
2289-7-27m4l
For Sale I
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
VILLAGE OF SOURIS.
I offer for sale the fine property
known as the “Beaton Farm" of 55
acres. 40 acres clear and in a high
state of cultivation, 15 acres ready to
stump, two large barns on property,
I,-4 mile from village.
Also the property on main St. ad~
joining Post Oilice, with store and
oilice, stables, coach house.
Also the mill property and Limo
Kiln at Head Railway \Vharf.
This affords a grand opportunity
for investors to secure some valuable
Real Estate.
Good titles guaranteed.
F. S. MACDONALD, V S ,
Souris. I’. E. I.,
July 29, 1015. `
22126-7-30l\ittsti`.
 -1
DOMINION OF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward Island.
IN CHANCERY
No. C. 1204
Fade Gordon dt ora, Compiainants,
und
Mary Hamilfon & ora., Defendants
of tie Rolls made in the matter on
5th day of Jiil\ A D 1915
tice is hereby given that all creditors
having claims against the estate ot'
Eliza lliiiniiloii late of Georgciowii
Roy' ty in King’s (‘ouiity in said.lsland
Spinster, deceased, are required to
come in and prove their debts and
i-luiin before ine nt the o‘hce ot' Math-
ieson, Mnclloiiald & Stewart, Muc-
lloniild Building, Georgetown, on
Moiiiiny thc 23rd day oi` August A.I).
1915, at thc iioiir ot` ten c’cock in the
iorcnooii, or iii_ default. oi' their so
ndiniiiistratioii of the estate iiiid from
thu beiicfit oi' the said order. And said
creditors :irc required thcn and thcro
to produce hcforc inc upon oath ull
deeds, hooks, papers and writings in
their custody or power relating to
their claims.
Diitcd this 20th day of July A. D.
1015.
WILLIAM LEATH POOLE.
Master In Chancery.
l’ursuaiit to an order of the Master
I . _ ' .
thc j _' _ .  No-
al
25127-7-Iltllllfili.
 
DOMINION OF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward island
IN CHANCERY
Rolls Court.
No C 1204
Fade Gordon &. are Complaints.
and
Mary Hamilton dt ors. Defendants.
I’ui~siiiuit to and _by virtue of a
Dccrctal Order ot' llis I-loiior the Mas-
ter of the Rolls marie in this. cause
on the Sth day of .Iuly A. D. 1915. 1
will sell by Public .-iuctlou in front
of the dwelling house on the premises
firstly liercinaficr described on Mon-
day tho Ililrd day of August A. IJ.
day tho 24th day ol' August A. D.
1915 at the hour oi' Twelve o‘clock
noon, the lands 1`ollowing that is to
sa_v:~- (Ist) ALL that tract, piece
and parcel of land situate lying and
being in thc Royalty of Georgetown
in I{lng's ('ounty aforesaid bounded
and ii+-.scribed as follows, that is to
say: On the North by Kaye's Road,
On the West hy land owned by H.
Allister l\iacDonaId and J. Howard
l\IacDoiinl<l, On the South by Bruti-
ucll River :ind land ot' Donald A. Mc-
Kinnon and on tho East hy land ol'
A. llcrbcrt l'ai'|icr ami being and
coiiiprisini: piisturc l.nts, Numbers
’I`wciii_\'-tlirco. Twenty-tive and Fifty
in thc Royaiy of (ioorgctowii afore-
said und containing Twoiity-oiglil
acres of land ii little more or loss.
12nd.) ALS() ALl..ihat trace of li-ind
bounded and described as follows,
that is to say: On the North by Geo-
rge Street, on the West by West
Street, On thc South by Glencly
Street. and on the East hy Town Lots
Nninbers 'l‘\vo and Fifteen in the
First Range I.oticr "E" of Town Lots
in Georgetown aforesaid and being
and comprising Town Lots Numbers
Ono and Sixteen iii the First Range
Letter "E" of ’I`owii Lots in George-
town aforesaid.
The purchaser or respective pur-
chasers will be rcquircil to pay ten
por cont of the purcliaso iiionoy at
thc time of tho purchase and tho bal-
ance upon the execution of thc Deed.
The sitio will bo confirmed by thc
lfourt of (‘hancery without cxpcnso to
tho purcliasor. -
llatod this 20th diiy of Jiily A. I).
1915.
WILLIAM LEATH POOLE,
Master In Chancery
Mathieson, MacDonald A Slewart,
Complalnants' Soilcltorl.
21428-7-Zl0Mf!lI.
Q l_i 
Change of Business
The I.ivcrv business untill recently conducted
by Messrs Mclloniild and Fmith l7.l Grafton St
has been tnlrcn over exclusively by Mr. D. M.
Mcilonnld one of the partners who will continue
the business at the old stand Mr. McDonald
will as Iormallycontlnne to give his careful and
D¢:1onaI fa(i,:_ention Ito the’ best interest of the
.4 ronso s fi a '
D sum: vholnelv Ii;=iL.r an up to date livery.
Residence Phone 574i..
23 I7-7-Hmfii
l 
Wanted a Millner
A ly by letter only
 
ing b
shoul
of ra
the 0
they
jects
the I.
nds 0
mecti
taiue
there
crowd
years
ial pr
The movement seems to meet with
general approval, and already many
offers
ed fr
The
' ity held
' 0I\l8Sue. and decided that the time had
‘ arrived
done for the Island boys at the front.
I During the discussion it was pointed
out that while public spirited citizens
and societies throughout Canada had,
“ted nobly to the Patriotic pu, offensive movement in the western
contrib
Cross pund_ Eemian Fund_9¢¢_|thcatre. also the Russians, who are
nd, Red
these fu
and for those dependant on the voluii- Ani”
teer, yot no' concerted action had been
taken to provide extras for the soldier
in the
lt was shown that while the Govern-
ment
to soldiers at the front, it depended on'
the wealth and generosity of his frien- 00HIlIli¢
ds, whether the individual soldier gotl0f the
extras
the result is that many poor deserv-
oys have not been remembered
in a substantial way, since their en-
listmeiii.
The
means
In your Issue of July 26th, in
Sir,-
|- _the course of an editorial in which
 .  you appeal to the people of this pro-
. I r machine guns for the con
vince o -
tlngents now under training, you give
" lone the impression that unless the
Ladies of Montague and vicin- 99°F”
when something should be °"|’°"i°
lack of
Allies
provide the guns our Cana-
; megan; Monday nigh, at M_ :Illia égldiers will be obliged to meet
rmans, who you say have a
rity of four times the number
of machine guns over the British. It
is pretty generally understood that
munitions has prevented the
from taking a more pronounced
“ds provided for the w0unded_, reported to have faced the Teuton
mean
trenches.
heroic
serious
offered to forward any parcels
praise
forwarded to him from home; IDE Ol'
RTO H0
meeting was called to devise
them
to start such a fund.
It was proposed to name it “The Is- not bee
land
and t
of a c
ministered by a central committee
d other centers adopt the idea
Ising a fund in their locality.
was reported to the meeting that
wners of the Montague Race Tr-
ack had been approached. and that
had consented in view of the ob-
lt
adies to serve meals on the gl'0\l-
ng. ~
The proceeds of the tables thus ob-
il, will go to this fiuid, and as
om outside sources.
The following executive committee
was ii
(‘onvencr, Mrs. Geo. A. Thompson.
Soldiers Supplementary Fund"
hat it should form the nucleus
ommon fund which might be ad-
diers h
heve
best In
cause t
thing,
of the fund, to give the right to
en a
uphold
n the date oi’ their next race
has always been an immense niachin
present at these races in former
the iiind should reach siibstaiit- turned
oportioiis. ment
diers w
that
no one
givcn
but it
of the
of assistance have been receiv-
ppointed:-Mrs. lloratio Nelson,
with nothing but the rifle _and
bayonet. However, you surely do not
to say that unless enough is
subscribed to purchase big guns. our
soldiers shall have to fight. at
disadvantage. Too much
cannot be'glven the various
tees for their efforts on behalf
various funds; they are deserv-
the highest praise. But it is
unreasonable to 'assume that our sol-
diers shall have to face the foe with-
out the necessary equipment, simply
because those \vho remain at homo
unpatriotic as not to provide
with same. It is true there has
n enough machine guns, but it
is certainly not true that British sol-
ave been sent into the firing
line unprepared. Nor does anyone be~
that 'tli`e`"Canadlan soldiers (the
the world) shall be in a simi-
lar condition. li the allied armies he
without guns, etc., it is simply be-
hey cannot be procured. No-
to my mind, would hinder re-
cruiting more than to give the public
ilie impression that the soldiers who
are giving their lives shall not be giv-
falr chance when called upon to
the glorious reputation won
by those who have gone before them.
Britain’s big war loan will buy all the
e guns necessary. It is simply
ii question of how fast they can be
out. The Canadian Govern-
will also seo to it that the soi-
ho leave our shores shall have
ample supplies of all that is necessary,
is, if same can be got. Surely
thinks that too much is being
the different patriotic funds,
should be understood that none
Allied Governments will send
Mrs. William Fraser. Mrs. J. D. Mc-
Intyre, Mrs. John N. Mchoiiald.
HIGH PHIISI FIIH Pi.
lSllNll llillSl
'Pho Spci-tutors, the lending weekly
publication oi' Portland, Ore., in issue
of July II. contains thc following ari-
icle relative to Mrs. Oclavius llight,
di-iiighicr of Mrs. \\'. (‘. Bourke.
Ciinrlottetowii, whose piiiiitiiigs of
the \voiiderl'iil scenic hci-iuty of thc
west have attracted so iiiucli attention
in California :ind Oregon:
"Those who have roiid the fasciiiat-
ing legendary do-scription of “Trails
Througli \\'ostern Woods, by ileloii
Fitzgoralii Sanrlors, will no doubt ro-
moinbcr the reproduction oi' purple
slindowi-d peaks, which invited one
into tho rcading \vitli their atiiiospl\~
orc of iii_vsicr_\'. In the introduction to
the book Mrs. Sanders thanks the
artist, Mrs. I.. Mabel I-light, who luis
caught thc spirit ot’ tho iiioiiiiiaiiia
with her hrusii,’ and has aiided to the
book ‘hy making the peaks live again
in their colors.”
“Mrs liiglit, who is passing a few
\vf-.eks in Portlauil, has nn intense
love for moiintnins, and particularly
for the Caiiailiaii Rockies, where her
earliest art work was done. She was
horn in Prince Iddward Island, where
her mother still lives. In (‘anada and
also in England her reprodiictloiis of
wonderously cold, rugged peaks are
well known.
“More recently she has painted
scoiics in Glacier park. in all their
brilliant color, of which many repro-
ductions have been used to lure the
tourists to our wrsi. Mr. und Mrs.
I-light formerly made their home in
Butte, Mont., but it few months ago
wont to California`aniI remained in
San Diego. Fiftoen of Mrs. Hight's
paintings are on exhibition ln tho
Montana building at tho San Iliogo
fair. Sho has already painted a i`cw
California scones along the Columbia
river highway, which is totally differ-
cnt in ainiospliero from most of the
scenes she has previously given us."
Illllllli Mill
SIGNAL SUIICISSES
. (Special to the Guardian.)
ROME, July 28.-In Aioiic Valley
we are now in full possession of the
heights on the right slope, having
occiipiod Monte I)`Avanesch and Pis-
sona crest. On Corso Plateau the
battle contiiiueil yesterday. Our
troops :idvaiiced along the whole front
with great diisii and boldness, con-
quering towards the left wing the
strong positioii of San Michel com-
mandliig the greater part of the
plateau. After being subjected, how-
ovcr, to ii violent cross fire from the
eneiny's artillery of all Calibre, our
forces were obliged to fall back below
the crest. wherc they are maintain-
ing their positions.
. On the centre we progressed toward
Siin Martliio. carrying with the bayo-
nct the treiiclics and the rciioubt
covering them. On the right wing, by
perfect tiinliig an infantry advance
with the supporting artillery. we com-
pleted by nlghtfiill the conquest of
the position on Motte Bei. driving out
inch hy inch the onemy, who was
strongly entrenched there. We made
about 3.200 prisoners, including one
l.icui.-('ol. and forty-one other ofllcors.
We took fivc machine guns, two small
cannon trench niortsrs, quantities of
rifles, ammunition, war materials and
food as trophies of this day of fierce
fighting.
QBENBEY ‘
THE TEII UWT [HUM I
men to the front without the neces-
sary equipment, even lf enough has
not been raised by the funds.
I am, Sir, etc.,
R. HOUSTON H. DIGNAN.
HKS WliUi|]
WIIEIIM Pillil
i
Geneva, via I’ai'is, July 2-!7~.Ncd-
jeinliden Effenili, the Turkish Minis-
tor of Justicc, who camo to Switzer-
land Inst week by way of Vienna, has
been operated on for appeuilicitis at
thc Hospital of Dr. Roux in Laiisaime.
| An nticiiipt, by the Associated Press io
secure an intcrvicw with the minister
coiit-criiiiig thc situation in 'l`urkey
brought forth a note from Ncdjcnik-
den that he was ill and unable to dis-
cuss his couniry‘s iifi‘aii‘s.
The correspoiidciit. however, talked
with I<‘assiin ldffciidi, who camo to
Siviizcrlaiid with Neiljciiikdcii, und
\vlio gave ilcniail to reports that iii-
und Nodjcnilidcii \vi-ro here, invested
with official powers, to open separate
pr-:ice negotiations with thc Triple
Eiiioiiic powers.
“'l`urkc_v ilid not di-sire this war,"
said Fiissiiii Eft`cndi, “and would glad-
ly sec the arrival of peace, but all
recent rumors conccriiing Tui‘key
seeking it separate peace are untrue."
Asked what was the object of the
visit of hiniself and Nedjeiulideii, Fas-
sun Effcndl said that it was due pri-
niaril_\' to ilic iiecessity of an operation
on Ncdjemkdeii and secoiidarily that
they inight spend it holiday lu Swit-
zcrliiiid after the great striiin botii had
been under since the comiiiciiccmcnt
of tho war. With regard to the stop-
page of the passage of ammunition to
Tiirkoy by Rouiiiaiiia, Fnssiiii said:
“In such a situation ’I‘urkcy naturally
cannot have an abundance of amiiiii-
iiitioii, hut, wc are working hard at
Constaiitinople, which is strongly i'or-
tified and can hold out for a long
time. Evidently nobody can predict
the end. The Turkish soldiers are
ilgliting with the greatest heroism.
mnllziiig that It is a question oi` life
and dealli and that if we are iiciraicd
otir national liberty will be oiidod.
The late Haitian war was it war of in-
justice, Iiccousc ’l`ui‘koy gave more
liberty to its Macedonian siihjects
than they now enjoy."
Tassen Hussan Boy, former 'I‘urltish
Governor of Salonilii, also is in Lau-
sanne. Ho predicted a long war, but
declared that the Austro-Gcrmaiis in
the end would win.
OPERATIONS IIT
DIIRDANELLES
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, July 28.-Official-In the
Darilaiicilos there is nothing to ro-
port with the cxcoption of some slight
progress on the part of our troops on
our right wing, together with thc
activity by the French aviator. who
bombarded successfully the new avia-
tion camp of the enemy to the north
of Cuanak.
ROYAL CANADIAN REGI-
MENT TO FRONT; THE
38th TO GO TO BERMUDA
OTTAWA. July 27.-The 38th Ot-
tnwn llattalion, Lieut.-(lol. Edwards
of Ottawa commanding, has received
orders to relieve the Royal Canadian
Regiment of the permanent force
which has been doing garrison duty at
Hamilton, Bermuda, since the war
hroke out. The R. C. R. will proceed
to the front immediately, it being in a
high state of efficiency. The 38th will
complete its training on the island.
and will later be relieved by another
regiment of the Canadian expedition-
ary force. The officers and men of the
Royal Canadian Regiment have been
u i b t t h i t.
l
. one cent por word iii-at insertion In this column, hall cent pg; W
‘ word each continuation. Cash must accomlvllly order. Minimum ,
charge Twenty-live eente. ._

I I I 1
Agents Wanted
B WANTED-T0 SELL FOR
The Old Reliable Foothill Nurser-
ies We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary Highest com
missions paid Handsome free
ewui
AGENT
pnient Stone & Wellington,T0-
roato. Ont. 1805-7-SMEZIII.
 q
Help Wanted--Female
1 l `
TO' LET-HOUSE. APPLY 232
Great George St. 2052-7-15Mt.i
 
Situations v ucunt
i-> .. _
"SALESMEN: EXCLUSIVE UNE
for city, town or country Big e,|.n_
ings guaranteed. ' Permanent an
year job. No experience necessary,
Write Luke Brothers, Limped
Montreal." '
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST AT
cooking. Apply North American
Hotel. 2292-7~28M4_i_pd.
Vv"AWi'so-L"¢`s|Ri. Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mr-s. E. A.
Foster, 148 Cumberland St.
2080-7-16Mtf.
I _ I" i
. For Sale
CANOE FOR SALE.-C. A. Simpson,
21 Fitzroy St. 2323-7-29m3i
FOR SALE-MOTOR BOAT. RUBY,
25 feet, 15 h. p. Engine. Apply at
office of Auld Bros., Ltd.
2319-7-29M3i.
SALE-TWENTY PAIRS I8-
land ranch raised Mink, thLs year’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. R. Brchaut, Montague.
2303~7~28ME6i.
FOR SALE-A MILCH COW. AP-
ply John Gill, Union Road.
2252-7-2-iM5Ipd.
FOR SALE.--UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers, No. 4 Model, special price
40. Sent on approval to responsible
parties, express prepaid. Dominion
Typewriter Co., 68 Victoria Street.
Toronto, Ont. 2272-7-27bI3i
FOR‘SALE-ONE SILVER .BLACK
male Fox. one year old $600.00. One
Female 90 per cent. $300.00, two
males 85 per cent and 90 per cent.,
also live pair Northern Red Foxes.
Write for prices. Walter R. Camp-
bell, Lobo, I’. O., Ont.
_ 2249-7-247ipd.
FARM Fon sAi.s ou TITJDIAW
River lload leading to Black Horse.
containing about 55 acres. with
large burn nearly ncw, dwelling and
out-buildings. ncver~falling well of
water. Guaranteed title. Terms-
$1,000 cash, balance to suit pur-
chaser. Mrs R. A. llillnian, Ken-
sington, l".E.I. 2190-7-21m12i
FOR
\2.50 PER DAY FOR DIBTRIBUT.
ing “WORLD’S GREATEST WAR.”
Up to date book. Whirlwind seller,
Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont
 =
Help Wanted--Mule
wANfEn.` MAc'HiN'isT`i=o`n` IZA'-rug
work. Apply B. Stewart & Co,
_ _gg ,__~ ____ ,£360-1-zomii.
WANTED-A cHAui=FeUnT"A'i=1'
ply Box 163 City.
 
Teachers Wanted
wAN1'so- A 1'EAci-nan Foiwiri
Albion School District No. 134. Sup.
plcment $25.00. Apply to Fred Rob-
ertson, Secy 2308-7-M283l.
wANrEo.- Finsr on secoio
Class Teacher for Annandale
School. Supplement $35.00. Apply
to Roy Howlett. Secty of Trustees,
Annandale, lt. R. No. 5.
 '_ 2316-7-zsmsipfi.
WTN'T`ED.-iTrincipaW5n*te`d7f6i` 'Bells
River School (136) Supplement $40,
Apply Sccy. of Trustees.
_ _ . ?.?f§;7'2f“1°7‘
'rE'AG`4`E'n ` wANTEo T i=on"""r~.s`
Northam School District. $35 sup-
plement. E. Maynard, Socy, North.
i ani. 2317-7-29ME5l.
WANTED _ TEACHER SECOND
class for Mermaid School, No. 156.
Supplement $35.00. Protestant pre-
ferred. Wm. Boyce, Secretary. Mcr-
maid._L_ot_ -is. __ fy M Vwzgsi-7-2sMsi.
w`/IWTEoi-ExPEriiENcEo""i‘E`AcHL
er for Cable Head West School.
Protestant preferred. Supplement,
$20.00. Apply to M. McLaren, Sec,
___7_A___ 2162-7-zomti.
WANTED-MALE PRINCIPAL FOR
Victoria School District No. 60.
Supplement voted $120. Apply by
letter stating experience to E. Bos-
well, Sccrctary of Trustees.
2082-7-16Mtl.
Ei. - _ W' J
Wanted
of _ , - 1.
To Let
TO RENT.-TWO OR THREE UN-
furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping in a private family,
(‘r'ntrally located. Apply at tho
Guardian Oilice. :£285-7-27mZll
T0 LET.-The Stor¢ and premises
on Kent Strcct at present occupied
hy Geo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to I); Stow-
art. 163 Kent St. 2267-7-Lltliii mtf
WANTED FOR FALL DELIVERY A
pure brcd black male fox pup. must
be it perfect specimen and price
inust bn low. Dr. Samuel F. Wads-
worth). 26 Cummlngton St., Boston
Mass. 2300-7~28M7iE1i.
WANTED.-To rent or purchase dwe -
ling house wltli few acres of land
ut or ncar a village, or siiiail farm
in desirable locality. Apply by lettcr
Mrs. Patrick Clinton. St. Marys Road
2264-7-26ME7Ipd.
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T i
_ Canadian Government Railways
Prince Edward
Read l)o\\\n.
Noon A.M.
12.00 7.35
1.20 li.30
2.10 9.02
2.55 9.27
8.30 9.50
_"o=:..~:n§-=:1
Okslaos
~:s.=;.1=v\_3
llop,
lluntrr
Arr.
Charlottetown
Emerald Jet.
Kensington
Summersids
Island Railway
TIME TABLE IN El<`l<`ISUT JUNE 1-ith, 1915
Trains t`Iiit.woi'd Atlantic Standard Time Trains Inward,
Read Up.
A.lll. P.M. P.M. A.M.
Arr. 11.40 10.50 10.20
, 10.36 9.52 9.03
9.59 9.21 5.45 8.10
9.27 8.55 5.02
Ilep. 9.00 8.30 4.30
River
P.M.
8.40 12.10
9.3* 1.42
10.27 3.10
11.08 4.22
l1.45 5.20
Dep.
Arr.
Bummsrside
i’ni't. Ilill
0'I.cn.ry
Atherton
Tignlllll
Arr. 8.45
7.48
7.04
6.10
Drip. 5,45
5.30
4.00
2.40
1.35
12.30
~l?°.1
gs?
9.25
10_0ll
Dvp.
Arr.
Ilimeralrl Jet.
Cups Traverse
A.M.
§l°_sa'1
sa;
8.00
7.00
Arr.
Dsp.
P.M.
3.00
4.10
4.36
4.57
6.00
A .M.
6.50
8.40
9.17
9.46
11.15
Dep.
Morell
Arr. Souriis
Charlottetown
Mt. Stewart
St. Poter’| `
8.05
7.02
6.33
6.11
Dep. 5.10
5.45
4.10
3.27
2.55
1.30
Arr.
7.10
Arr.
Elmira
Vl)ep. 
A.M. I
8.45
9.55
10.25
11.05
4.20
5.09
5.80
8.05
Drip.
Arr.
Mt. Ste wart
Cardiga n
Moutag ue
Georget own
7.00
6.11.
5.49
5.15
3.55
2.48
2.20
1.30
Arr.
Dop.
Flat. Daily
only ox.Bat.
& Hun.
ll.l0 8.10 Deo.
4.25 4.57
5.55 1.00 Arr.
Vernon
Charlottetown
Murray Harbor
Daily Sat.
ox. Sat. only
&Run.
Arr. 10.00 9.4!
8.2! 8.81
Don. 6.30 7.00
River
I _1 _ _lx I
demand.
See our letter.
HOGS WANTED
SEPT. vu.,
We will start taking hogs on above
date. The Brice will likely be high dur-
ing Septem er. The Pork is wanted
then for immediate use, and we need it
to supply customers. Try and have
hogs well finished to weigh 120 to 160
lbs. dressed. This is the size of hogs in
rg ng that they e sen o t e ron
The 38th will be presented with
,colors here on Sunday lftemoon when D . &  .
t arrives from Kingston en route to . '
"EIOII Pllfi I Pillllllli" nermiitis. zaaa-1-aonfuaw. ~ ._--. . I _ _,I