l ~' "ian" told me afew days
~ (Q/'A ,
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siiii/inc ri.i-zasuiti: l
by alum be bought his _
sditaoyhls regular morn- _ 1
shave had become one of .
ll fell pldaaures. "
Fifi;
.r.°§.:::f.:2f::.¥m::‘:ss: 1
`alwa h indent shaving condition.
yf'li.|°,".1¢'°'3'i».i?'° .‘I.“li3?.§.“t¥.‘é
aut deals. Try it under a
and If not entirely satis-
(actosyratnrn it for refund-th¢re‘s
np otha obiintion.
All$\|'op Safatykaaor Co.
_ _ Ill
I-Ul*»l~ Toledo. 0aL
_ - . t err; ll . ,
 _ _ f;»\;_ __ gg ,  tons of candy- and any quantity of
_ ` ` 'l -~ __ ` ` _`_\_.  f,'._` ' stntioiiery, books. phonographs, pla-
V  - _ I   -‘v___ ____ _ ""~ _nos and gullies of ull sorts.
/`
'_ ; " ' --Evsnvaoov wstcoiviz, sveav-
' .__ _'  ` Ag   rumc rn-se"
| //// _ Fruit farm- for sale, 10% acres, 2 canteen. Everything that is to be had
_ l j ` ` miles from Cllaiilottetown, 6% acres 1; a K_ 0f(_:_.b“|1d_ing is tree of
iii 'au
:£54
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`City'_ Magistrates Court 9 a. m.
_Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and
8_45_p. nl. ' _
_Chautauqua (Juniors 9 a.' 111.) 3 p.
ni. 8 p.. tn. ~
_Theg layceum Moving Pictures 3, 7
and 8.45 p._1n. '
~..=-~~-:_..=;».=_¢.»=.-_.:-_-.;=.-»l.-.ns ’  Tru: BANK or _  
it ¥.1=’4
3125  -:fr Q5
.13-1.
».
ff» flu “4
, arts as =» _,_
_ Women
w- . 1
do not keep surplus
moneyintheirhomea
orcarryitaround 'n
lheirpocltets. 1 1
Theyputitinthe 
Savings Bank so that `
- it may` cam more 
~ 1
Ji
money for them.
__ Decide, now. to
l let us help you_to
I .|
_l
1 every six months.
save. Interest paid
Paid-up Capital 3 0.501.000
Reserve Fund - 12,000,000
Resources - _ 130,0®,000
_ NOVA SCOTIA
1 H. \V_ HINNING ‘
`_ Manager (`harlott¢~town Branch |§
[_ `, .r
A! ~._ K I
._ ' zfrss ,.
ln apples, M, acres in ra:-lpb_erl‘ies, agd
l/Q acre in strawberries. House a d
two new barns.
For further particulars apply to `
H. NEWSOM,,
East Royalty
3
58-7-12fmwME8l. -
 
WANTED -
_ salary expected.
269-7-8 mw fmtf .
i r *_
 l
"1  ~ BIRTHS ‘
riuaaiitoe-at the P. E. l. Hospital,
on=J_i_1ly 8, i918f to Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
H\ihbard,"Charlotietown, 11 tiau;;ht-cr.
Mary Joan.
CAMHBELL-At Freetown on July
19th to Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Camp-
bell aniaughter weight 14 lbs. Con-
gratulations _
m 
__  _ MARRIAGES
F 
MELLlCK--MCLEAN. - At Elmira,
Jtilyfzist, 1918, by Rev. H. A. Mc-
Dhisld, Misa Jessie Mellick to Private
Robert. Earl McLaren, of North Lake.
-_:ti To '_ .'
Gl_lLi_S-MacNEiLL. - At Charlotte-
tfuttn; an 'July 11, 1918, by me ltev.
Jas. MacDougoll, assisted bv f“e Rev.
Ewen ,i`|n¢Donga1l, william Gillis. of
Ney' Argyle and Ida MacNeill, oi' De-
Sable.,
_ 
 " _ His woimv
0lDi.aii1-'-Now, Rastus, don’t you
vr_a_nt_}o make your will before you go
o_vor!7'
“ltastua-Will, nuthing‘_ aah! De
only will 1'se worrin' about is, will 1
come back?
. ¢~-_ '
1' -- FOR SALE
(sexi, Bessie willon 17 ions, 10..
years.;._qld_with or without 20 il. P.
»|i£iii_s_
_ Cheap for cash. -
_ -. a. coMP'roN,
- Belle River.
sbt-7-asitlimsntzipd.
5.1 .-5. ‘
_ ,_ Notice 
‘ _ l
- .-_Q ' 'V . >"‘l°3' *ts 'ff'
 _-,r - _ '
_W05ili*‘J_5 taksl this opportunilyof
|onliMing all merchants on P. E. l.
that ‘clara buying butter and eggs
at  Charlottetown Branch. \
»Wa also intend dealing largely in
othl'r'f_ar1n products in their seasons.
'Wh' have a large selling organiza-
tioa.ovar Canada and anyone having
proditos to sell for cash with prompt
N`¢ir§f| iahunid communicate at once
with our Manager at 86 Queen street,
Qhhrlottstown.
IH' HARRIS AIAT_T0|R CO., LTD.
may bn :instituted for cultivation under cena i,
condition
Sellzln' Off  
at reduced prices. .\lso a specialty of
can goods all at reiillcctl mark lots.
Also iirhillg. gear, rubber boots, r -
-her overslioes lor ladies, misses d
mcn,. Fall will soon come.
Also enamelware tin and -hardwa _
Cause for selling off old age. Wirw-
ing up this fall. ,-
i_ s. cHAissoN i
Breakwatei' Street'
Souliis
sas-7-22Mmwrtf \ _v
W'l 
FOR : SALE :l
'_Shares in Black Fox Co’s
48 shares J. R. Dennis Co.
35 shares Rogers Payton Co.
25 shares Permanent Co.
shares John _-\gnew.Co_
10 shares New England and Prince
Edward Island.
8 shares Trout River Co.
5 shares North American Co.
31,9 shares Cnrlilihers Co.
3 shares General Fur Farms _QI
__
18
2 shares Victoria Farms
2 shares Belmont Co.
_ l want an offer on entire lot ol" will
sell separately. No reasonable offer
refused. ' 1
.REPi.Y “ESTATE’ clo GUARDIAN
OFFICE
578-7-25M2ipd.
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All
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51. .> 1°
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
land Regulations
THE sole head of a emily ur any male over
rlxhtéen yuan old, may lion estesd ii quarter
sexo a?llable Dominion land ln Maziiobg,
Sa ichtbs `_or Alberta. Applicant mu sp
pear in *nan at the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub-Aaenci for ti1e_Districi. Entry by proxy
may be made at any Dominion _Lands Agency
im not 8_ub~A|ency on certain conditions.
.Duties-Six months residence urn and cul
tivation of the land in each of t ree vean. A
hdaiesu-ader may live within nine iles of his
homestead on a farm of at least 3 acres, on
certain conditions. A habitable house is rs-
qyiclyegyelcept where residence is-performed inths
n . . » ' ’
ln certain districts a homestesder in good stand-
ing niay prs-cmpt a quarter-section alongside his
homestead._ Price $3.00 per acre.
Duties Six months _residence in each ol three
years after earning homcsteari patent; alaoso acres
urn cultivation. me-cinntlon patent maybe oh~
tained sa_ soon as homestead patent, on certain
conditions
A settler who hs» exhausted his bomedead right
may take a purchased homestead in certain districts.
Prine £13.00 'Kar sen, Duties-Must reside six iaontlia
in ea of ree yean. nnltiute so sem and eng;
house w nh
Thaalca omltivatlonii suhiect to iaiirtlovi in
aaseof ronlli, zzriibby or stony land, Live ato-g
Experienced caretaker for Fox “T” _
lllanch. State age, experience, and  I-[dp [9 Pug th; Cfigig Sgfg.
Selyig Off  tl
` ' ` ‘fi 3.' _
g_ _ ‘il
The undersigned will sell all  
' ‘-` 
' >` |
l general stock of nearly all kinds to'  ’.- _ '
folllid in tt provision and groceryshop ~ 5 . and whntit did for
-~ itiiiiliis or cniumius    _gl so  
  1s
' USE FIFTY MI
.\'-Ew YORK, July 22.-The Knights
of Columbus are planning _to spend
nearly $50,000,000 during the next
year for tlie benefit of soldiers url
sailors here and abroad. Spending ga
million a week will make William J.
Mulligan, (‘halrman of the War Acti-
vities Conlmlttee. one of the busielit
msn in the world. ‘
Mr. Mulligan, who was born `in
Thornpsonville, Conn., ,is an aggres-
mnn lioovei, the food regulator. Mul-
ligan was practising law up to the
time we entered the world war.
Mr. Mull-lgan's biggest task right
now is securing 2,000 secretaries for
relief work in France. He expects to
have the entire force thoroughly
equipped anti' on the job along the
lighting front by the first of the year.
lt costs something like $300 to equip
each man, ond, together with the sal-
ary paid each one. transportation and
lurnisbillg each with athletic sets and
emergency kits, it amounts to a year-
Ty expense of over $3,000,000.
Not only is the K. of C. sending
'this regiment of set-retaries across to
look after the conlfort of our boys.
hilt they have arranged tor the ship-
ping of 50.000,000 monogrammed ci-
garettes, 10,000,000 boulllon cubes.
The K. of C. doesn't conduct any
charge: The slogan of the organiza-
WUMEN UF `
A MIIIDLE AGE
_-ive ennp ami looks a lot like chair-`
,A . _ ~ _ . i
LLIUNSJ 'F004 A  r
nion is “Everybody jvslcome, every-
thing free."
There are 400 K. of C. secretaries
engaged in looking after the welfare
ofour boys in this country, while
there are about half that number 'ln
F_‘_rance. There _are ‘already about
si§ty huts established over there. and
|othera will ‘be opened as fast 'as poa-
sible. Nearly foul' hundred K. of C.
'are established in this country. .`
X - The org-anflsation_ feels conildent of
soon securing its entire complement
ioif men, as one day during the past
'week as many as 175 men were ship-
'ped abroad. _I 4
One of the nlost important conven-
tions ever held by any organization
iii this country 'vlvillbe that held by
the Knights of Columbus at the Wal- ._
d'orf-Astoria on August 6 and 7. This
will be known as the Victory Con-
vention. The event will be opened
with a pontiilcaltuass in the Cathe-
dral, at which Cardinal Farley will
preside. ‘-
There are delegates coming for the
convention from the Philippines. Cuba
and Canada. Every Slate in -this
country will be well represented:
About 300 delegates will be on halid
The main business will be to discuss
ways' and means that will help' Uncle
Sam to score a quick and de_cisive
victory, it is_n.ot at all unlikely that
Secretary of War Baker will address
the gathering. »
The K. oi' C. is a Catholic organ-
ization of 400,000 members, 10 per
cent of whom are in the service. It
has been estimated that about 40 per
cent of our -army is Catholic, while
it is reported that nearly 50 per cent
of the navy is of this religion. But
the order is pledged not only to pro-
mote good cheer am,ong_the Catholic
boys, but among those of every race,
religion and creed. '
The K. of  realizes that by fur-
nishing the -boys at the camps here
and abroad with plenty of entertain-
ment, -amusement and that sort of
I -Proof tliatL iliaE Pink
1' 1 - -
_ smrlsH._ Awisnican.. s|i.\/ER hug, V¢g¢¢;l;|eCompoi1i1¢| l '
Bl-ACK FOX 0°- - K. oF c. wii.|. 'Kr-:EP THE s ovs
l Box 445, Summoreide, P. 'E. I. cl-I In  Ulwllv ' H_EALTH"_Y AMUSED
Urbana, Ill.-“During Change of Lif
ln addition to its anno in s m torn
7 . grip e which lasted
(F all vljiuier and left
nie in a weakened
condition. Ifeltat
times that Iwouid
neverbewellagain. _
I read of Lydia E.
Pinkham’s ego-
ta ble Compound
 .1 `-
§_;\ il
women 'ga s s in g
through eChnnge ‘
l , of Life, so I told my
.‘ '/`. 1 doctor I would try
~_..\5._- _ it. Isoon began to
_ __ _ gain in strength
_ . l and tlze -annealing
_  - -~ sym oms s-
appeared and your Vegetagale Compound
` has made me a well, strong woman so
I do nil my own housework. 1 cannot
recommend Lydia E. lfipikham I Vege-
table Compound too hig ly to women
passinqvthrough the Change of Life.
--Mrs. RANK IENSON, 1516 S. Orchado
St., Urbana, lil. .
Women who suffer from nervousness,
“beat flashes,” backache, headaches
and “tho blues" should try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound.
u
 
NUTIUE
All who are indebted tio the Ellis’
Pharmacy Ltd.. Montague, and who
have received their accounts are re-
quested to 'either pay -or make settle-
ment by note before August 5th. at
the Bank of Nova Scotia, Montague.
Atter that date the -books will 'he
hand'ed over to our Aittorney Mr. S..
S. Hessian, for collection.
ELLIS' PHARMACY LTD.,
t Montague.
577-7-25Mtf.
 
NOTICE
Now is the time to treat your sheep
and lambs for WORMS. Dr. Church’s
Anthelmintic for sheep has been rec-
ommended hy the Dept. of Agricul-
ture at Washington as the 'best rem-
edy for worms in sheep yefproduced.
Fully guaranteed. A dollar package
treats a large flock.
Post paid price $1.00.
DR_ W. G. CHURCH.
Summersido,-P. E. l.
331-7llMlmopd'. _ _
Y E Y P 1.81'
.- had an attack of
Just a green mound across the ocean
thing they are not liable to stray into
temptatlon's paths when they have
time off. - \
The War Activities Committee is
engaging such men as Johnny Evers.
famous Chicago National baseball
player, io see to it that clubs' alld
leagues -are organized' on the other
side. Not only' will the national game
be promoted, but also football and all
sorts of sports, while in the winter,
if the war is being waged. there will
be provision made for ice sports and
sledding.
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are seasonahle, timely and up-to-date. A in _ ll  
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. Keep Your Heacl Down, Fritzie Boy (Llel-IL Gi!!  A A ~
American Qartlt |8467 1
Who# Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys?
Charles Hart and Shannon. Four ' 
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l Capricieuse (Violin)_ .llwhl H°if°*¢ 64760 \  5
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Hear them at any “His Masters Voice"  ._ ~ 
' ‘ Take a Vidtrola with youon your holidlyl- '
' Viétrolaa from $34 up, on easy paymenta if defied ' _ _ 2
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4 H. A. TANTON & C0
_ 144 Great George Street, Charlottetown, P. E. ‘l.'
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Venue Records as any but oil xg
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  IN MEMURIAN a
PTE JOSEPH CALL-AGHAN
'Death, sad under any circumstan~ r
ces was particularly so in the passing 11
away of Pte. Joseph Callaghan of 3
North Wiltshireat ~,the ,early._a¢e of
was taken. ill on board ship and on
landing at Liverpool was a-t once con- 9
veyed to the hospital -where he died a
Even though in .his death the sting a
of sorrow is haul to bear,~still his rel-
atives and friends have the consolat-
ion of knowing lhat» he died a herds
death. having- given all-his life-in
the great cause of freedom He leaves
He leaves to mourn besides-a heart-
broken father, five sisters and three _
. by his sister, Marcella and cousin John
McPhee .Of New York and Gerald
Kenny of Boston brought home the
I emains. Tile news was a sad 'blow to
is family as he lllet his death on the
ve of a visit home. The funeral
which took place Sunday July 21, was
lW€‘“lY-l-W0- This b\‘8V6 YOURS 8010161' one of the largest evel' held at St.
Teresa, there being present over 200
arrlages and a number of automob-
iles. The funeral service which was
few 110-YS 1816?- M9-Y 17111- conducted by the Rev. I. R. MacDon-
ld was inos-t impressive. The pall-
bearers were Messrs 1-larry Bradley,
Cecil Trainor, William Collins. Pat-
rick Curran, Gerald Kenny and Harry
,Thompson. The deceased leavos` to
anti six brothers, two have been badly
wounded at the frollt and are now con-
valescing in England.
All the relatives and friends extend
their heartfelt sympathy to the family
in the great loss they have sustained.
May his sou.l rest in peace. Examimr
and Partriot please copy.
_-im
GIRL AMBULANCE
DRIVER DECORATED
PAIS, July 23.4-Upon reconlliicnda»
tion from Geneml Foch, Premier (fle-
nlenceiiu has decorated Miss l"rnsor.
an English ambulance drlvt-:i_ with
j 11__~ r _,___
l.
mourn his father and mother. 2 sisters*
the Cross of the Legion of Hon'ir`iiIlG
the War Criss. Tbe,citatio'n reads" »
"Charged with the tratlspmt of
wounded lnen on Thursday night un-
der heavv bombardment, she receivril
two serious wounds from a' torpedo
which destroyed her ambnlant'-51' ‘Shu
had the superb courage to reaicl. the
hospital two hundred feel awayoifoot
to inform the _doctors of t-he_pIixIit of
the wounded men. She then fell un-
conscious. When transported to the
hospital for an operation she insisted
that her wounds should not be 'leat-
ed before the tlnétors attended til-_-. in-
jured men for whom she was respons-
lhle."
behmqdeeds of a Du__e_Chrmian young as manhood and when man bin ` »
,_____________~ ___ ____ ____ __;_*____=§__ 5_1; cANA|:>iAN oovz RNMEN1' RAILWAYU
ory will remain fresh and beautiful. !>R_INCE EDWARD ISLAND _
_ Time Table In Effect J une 28th 1918 _ 1
brothers, viz.-Margaret in Minnea-
polis; Mrs. Jerome Smith, Brookville;
Mary M., Regina; -and Sadie at home,
Ja-mes in Minneapolis; Dominic in .
Mlnto, Mun.; and Patrick at home.
To those left to mourn, a. host of
friends ami' acquaintances tender their
sincerest sympathy.
Train Outward-Read Down
P_M. P.M.
4.00 12.15
5.20 1.48
0.05 2.50
0.50 3.30
'-'.20 4.10
.°°9°.`?!"’°}
Uitocntoie.
cinnamon;
Deb . ' Charlottetown
Ah _
ar
Arr;
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIMF
Arr.
Hunter River
Emerald Junction
Kensington
Summersida Dep .
_ , _ il
Trains Inward-Read up
A.M. P.M. P.M. '.l\.l|.
11.55 11.10 ' -10.15
10.47 10.10 _` 8,40
10.09 _9.40 7.40 7.30
_ 9.37 9.10
9.10 8.45
also _
_aio - 1
wide,
Just a white cross above the iorelg-n 11.18
sod ,
8.50
9.48
10.37 3.57
5.07 1 ,
11.55
P.M.
12.20 Dap.
2.10
8.05 *' ' A|‘l‘.~
Bummerslda
Port Hill
- 0'Leary
Aiberton
Tignish
Arr.
lisp .
sas sas _ -
1.40 ate _:. 1.
.ass sas ' it
s.os  1.07 
5.30 ' 12.05 _
t
- 1
Marks where p soldier sleeps his _laat ‘W
long sleep,
God. ‘ _ 
(island papers please copy)
§€__&_.
BEXTUS A. lR_ADi.-EY
On Wednesday July 17th the news
Boiuliaw-Charlottetown ‘-
JULY, 1018
T110!-.ilth 10 a. m.  6.80 p. la.
Tues ,l6th7a. m. .. .. 
. i=.r..°.°.=Y-.s..“~.°- .
I I
mon sed” lsliraiio: :tibia a.dv=t““'
\__   .who was .twenty years old and' in
_ “une” ,,s"_“M.m_.y,, (perfect health met a sad and sudden
P _
Fri., lllth Ha. m. _ ... .. 6.80 p. m. chances of saving his life. After a
Tues.. 23rd 9 a. m.  ._ 6.30 p. m. ,,
ll‘ri.,.l6i.h 11 a. m.  4 30
was received of the deatlifof Bextus
A. Bradley the son of Patrick Brad-
ley of St._ 'l‘ereaa’s. This young mari
eatb while working in the ship yard
_` 9.45
10.45
Emerald Junction Arr.
7.1.73
Ar
Dept.
r.
Borden Dap. _
f e.;_io
Who gave his life for,_f1'eedom and tor '
_ 11.11.
 11.01
_ _. 4.15
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Charlottetown Arr.
Mount Stewart _
Moroll
St. Peters
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Elmira
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010-01,
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I ` llount Stewart
Cardigan
__ Montague
rr. Georgetown
'Aff .
Dept
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S333;
w..
e was never seen to rise to the sur
under the liter, which destroyed all
e lost his balance and fall overboard. - ,... ».
. --_ - -2 1-.
_ at Hog l-sinud, Pennsylvania. While ' " " `
Lg", Bongymm Lu" Ch-go" stepping fnrm a row .boat on to a liter,
Tues. Ind 7 a. nl.   3p. m. li
ri-i.,6°tli s.:io n. rn.   sp. nt. H
5-"_ wth 5 “_ m_ _______  1 ._ m_ lface, and it is believed that he camo 
8 p. m. ‘I
_ st. nil' 
olfly exfét `
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