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-SCHOOL REOPENED.- The Al-
berton _High School reopened for the
ensuing term on Monday, Aug. 30th.
There is no change in the staff, the
.same teachers as last year being en-
gaged.-A.
many houses which are being moved
and repaired tlils season, two com
modlous new residence are being erec-
Rogers and another by Hardy Olive.
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Lord & Co., Cape Traverse, was burn-
by insurance.
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DISABLED SCHOONER.-A de-
--- s etch from Loulsburg says:-“The
-' 'PMNFUL ACCWENT-"' The siihooner Blanche M. Thorburn was
many friends 01 Mr- M~ A~ Pflfluet- reported disabled eir the eeeet end
S0\l\‘ls Will r6Zl'€I1 t0 U98’-‘ Y-hill 119 ls the steamer Olive went to her assis-
Kll DFGSGYII S\lfl`Bl`iI\8 f\‘0U1 \‘1U`“9 °" tance and towed her into port. The
his face and hands'c&\lB€<1_bY Th” ex' Blanche M. Thorburn is 70 tons and
ploilalgll of uxottle of burnlliisg _grlctzhgiyl 335 imttviyyage 1212;, Norm Syggmy gi,
M1 IS QU L* FGUOVGYY PI" aro e own w a cargo o coa .
i 3 looked forward to.” ' She ls owned and commnded by S.
Browridge, of Murry Harbour. The
STORE BURNED--'A B°l`l°“5 me Captain reported the accident off Port
0C0\1l°l'6d 011 T\1€Bd\`=\l' at Caflemn Nova. There was a strong breeze and
Point, about 8 p_m., supposedly from a heavy sea running and his malnmast
it 111.1111): When U19 bfilllvh Bl‘0l`9 0f head gave away carrying with it the
foremast head, all sails and running
ed to the ground with all its contents. rigging came down on deck, and
Although the loss is not yet estimated Lshingg looked rather bad for a ¢_im¢_
it ls SBVBTS Bl1dlB Il0f. €l\‘l»ll‘8ly COV€i‘6d but temporary repairs were made tg
enable them to get a part of the fore-
sail up to steady the vessel. A pass-
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NEW CLUB. First in the field for 30 years.
"Straight Shooting Tips” interests every
sportsmen. Copy sent FREE on request.
REMINGTON ARIS - UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE COMPANY
(Contractors to tlu Britids Imperial and Colmsial Govcrnmmtl)
bridal. EK- WINDSOI. ONT. New York, U.S.A _
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   _ 21? - Arthur Gay Caryer, and May Stewart
~:,|,, ll Stentiford, both of Boston, Mass., were
united ill marriage The wedding was CLYDE R”/ER"Th° Sacrament of
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favorité Table Syrup. Of course, _ll'l.,>_ 
you enjoy its delicious, appetizing
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Hat Bzkcuits. c
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t. Do you always use it for Cdnd_y-making?
* Try it in all these ways. You/ll 6ud.“Crown
" l Brand" Corn Syrup handy, convenient, econo-
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- "LILY WHITE" is 'ust what its name implies-e cleat'
I5 _ 5 corn syrup~more dcl,icate in flavor than "Crown Brand",
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ask vous onoczn-in 2, a. lo Ano so ilounovms.
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V The Silver _Bullet Wins
lf; LOYD GEOQGE claims that the most potent
  factor in this war, and the final onei Wlll S
 be the silver bullet. Other things being 
_\j e b lli erent that can afford to expend 
S iii§°i$eihnuiidr§d'miiliene will wie tire war. 
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bullet is of supreme lmP°"“‘°°- HIPPY
1* the householder who has one in reserve
\' ln his bsndolier.
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The day must come for every mln Wlwll |10
becomes dependent on his reseryss. TI?
silver bullet may take many I'°fm;‘“ 
ings bank account, debentures, 50° _li Y"
estate or life insurance.
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The most dependable silver bullet of all is
an endowment policy in The Mllfllll I-U9 °f
Canada. Under this form of contract the family
of the assured receives the money if he d_l_e:
within so many years. If he survlirfes At; _
period the money is paYl\bl° *° him" '
yourself with this silver bullet. _ 
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the da the house furniture, etc , was
izens of Souris are to be congratulat-
ed on their Patriotic spirit. Besides
having sent about twenty-five men
to the front, and young generous con-
ols, and one from the citizens of
Sourls.*
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Harding were shocked to learn of her
death yesterday morning, Sept. lst, alt
the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
wllere she had been for the past three
months. aged 35'years. Silo had been
ailing for a long time. She was of
kind and amiable disposition and was
respected by all who knew hcr She
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____ __ _ __ __ _ _ _,_;_/'  -,e _ 1 t _ M _ P_ (__ Li kr tt _ 3 Presbyterian (liurcll, Tryon, on Mon
iiylgitinhiiilg '  r' Zldeeir alslbs a motheii tg ihrourhmggirr day' Sem- mlb at 8 0'°l°Ck- I0 be coll'
loss The funeral will leave her late
.ff --"‘ _ . . . .-
-_»_..-, -v”~`-mnié" 'i`~?&`\:"'_` ’ residence, 205 Sydney street at 10.30 Kay' M00'-ings will C°“'~l"“e for 'me
` ‘;___:i ',, his , , _ j_ _ ' ~*‘ f _,," - o’clock to~day (Thursday), thence to week'
-.:` ' ' . `-`__ "== .. __=_iveslsl ' " . th P l ‘ C on . '*°"'
.  8 “Des em ery Recoveniue Fnoivl Acclnsu-r.
" ~_~_=___  _ /' WEDDWG BE\_LS_ A er ,eu -The many friends of Mr. Murdock
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wedding was solemnized yesterday
sister, only the immediate relatives
were present. The officiating minister
was Rev. Z. L. Fash. The bride was
beautifully gowned in blue taffeta and
carried ii. lovely bouquet of pink roses.
M'r. Carver, the groom, is a rising
young lawyer in Boston, Mass. He is
a native of Pownal in this province
and a son of Mr. Richard Carver. The
bride is a native of Charlottetown and
a graduate nurse who has very suc-
cessfully practlced her profession ill
Boston. Both are well and favorably
known here. The happy couple left
on the morning train fora honeymoon
to Canadian cities, after which they
will make their home in Boston,Mass.
The Guardian extends heartiest c on-
gratulatlons .
RHEUMATISM GUES
IF HO0D’S IS USED
The genuine old reliable Hood’s
Sarsaparilla. corrects the acid condi-
tion of the blood and builds up the
whole system. It drives out rheuma-
tism because it cleanses the blood
thoroughly. It has been success-
fully used for forty years.
For rheumatism, stomach and
kidney troubles, general debility
and all ills arising from impure
-blood, Hood ’s has no equal. Get it
from your nearest. druggist today.
.PLANT ENE
OHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON.
Commenolng FRIDAY at noon AUG-
UST 6th. the S. B. HALIFAX will
leave CHARLOTTETOWN for BOS-
TON via Hawkesbury and Halifax,
sud every Friday at noon thereafter.
FROM BOSTON EVERY TMESDAY
AT NOON.
For further information apply to
JA8. OARRAGHER. Agent.
Charlottetown.
 
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Horse dentistry in all its branches and will be attached to the Dental
U  C  wATERul)3  ' executed in the most skilful and Staff in connection with that Battalion.
- 0 an ONTAR  ` ' " ‘ humane manner. All orders promptly Mr. Dillon is a veteran of the South
L ' ' ' attended to and satisfaction guaran- African war and s the proud owner
' J' 0' ARSENAULT’ Gunn' Agent " teed. Best of City references. of a medal and tivo bars. Mr. Dlllon's
' 185 Kant St.. Charlottetown. P.E.L ' _ -_ 40,, _ , . home friends will be deeply interested
r » ~ a1'Ael.ss ao! Kms st.. lr. the shove news and will fellow liir
“"° ' '/ Charlottetown. movements in the field of battle with
__ _ _ ,. _ gmggf, much interest. __ ‘_ __ __ _ _ |
A  YCCI' I "`  I residence owned by the late Mr. D.C. and offer-gd to report the vessel at
Louisburg, where assistance could be
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Favorite-'  »__- yesterday. There was a brisk bid- procured. The vessel will either tow
 First ` , ding. the property being sold to Henry direet to Charlottetown for repelrsor
 I _ Altlfftill f0l" lllB BUIII Of $8,600. Dllflllg effegt rgpairg at L()ui5burg_”
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‘ itll' B1 lr   i __.l_ l .iolNEo THE NAvv.- Mr. Peter
-  Aiigi " P9351"   _ _/_ __opATR|01-|c 50UR|3___. The git. Gallant, Cavendish, has recently re-
ceived the news that his son Tuntollle
had joined the navy.-T.
WILL PREACH.-The Rev. F. C.
trlbuters to dll tire Relief and Pearle- Slmvson. agent Of the Presbyterian
tic funds they have given recently WlUl€5B» Will BUDDIY Slrlllllullyll C011'
tllree muclline guns, one from Mathew f§l'9Sl’~l-1°" 011 Sept- 5m H1111 12ll1-
and McLeall, one from Mr. John Nich-
CORNWALL.-Rev. George Orman
will preach on Sunday, Sept. 5tll, at
Cornwall morning und evening. Sacra-
ment at the morning service; at
Hampshire in the afternoon.
ODDFELLOWS PARADE. - The
Oddfellows of, this city will turn out
for Decoration Service on Sunday next
at 2 p.m. They will be accompanied
by the 82nd Regimental Band. _
ducted by the pastor, Rev J S Mac
Ross, tailor oi' this city, who was sev-
erely kicked by i1 horse a few days ago
e re ly an lx rch, ly e er,
first Sabbath, September 5th, at 11
o’clock a.m. There will be service in
the same church at 7 o’clock p.m. Rev.
W. l. Green, of Trinidad, is expected
to assist the pastor in these services.
LEAVES HOSPITAL.-The many
friends of Mr D. R. Laird, Manager of
the Bank of Nova Scotia, who has
been in the hospital for the past five
weeks, will be glad to know that he
was able to return to his owll home
Monday night. Mr Laird was out
Tuesday, but will take a longer holl-
day before returning to ills bunk
duties again.-Amherst News.
MR M. C. MACKINNON will con-
clude summer services, preaching on
Sabbath. 5tll, at N.M.C. at 10.30,
Churchill at 2.30 and the People’s
Church at 7 p.m. On Wednesday, thc
8th, at St Catlierlne's at 7. Oil Satur-
day, 11th, at Glasgow Road at 7 p.m.
On Sabbath, 12th, at Lot 48 at 10.30.
Higllfleld at 2.30 and thc I’eople’s
Church at 7 p.m.
ST. MARY'S ROAD POLITICAL
MEETING.- The meeting advertised
to take place on Tuesday night in the
Upper School house was abandoned,
owing to the small attendance due to
fact of the Montague Races having
taken place during the afternoon.
Messrs McKinnon, Prowse, Bruce and
Enman decided to postpone the meet-
iilg till the 14th inst.
THE LATE MRS. McK|NNON.-
The funeral of the late Mrs. Archibald
McKinnon took place yesterday after-
noon from her late residence at North
River to Highfield Cemetery and was
lflrgely attended by people both from
the surrounding country and Char-
lottetown. The services both at ths
house and graveyard were conducted
by Mr. McKinnon. of Clyde River,
Although the deceased had been, in
poor health for some years, her death
was unexpected and came as tt sur-
prise to her relatives and friends.
THE HALIFAX.-The Plant Line
steamer Halifax is due to-day (I<‘rl~
day) at 9 a.m. The following is tho
list of passengers:-W. J. Robertson,
Mrs Robertson, John Ready, C. T.
O'Collnell, G._T. Hatch, Mrs S. Grant,
J. Doran, Mrs J. Potter, H. Huskell,
Mrs H. Huskell. H. Vaughan, J. M.
Lyon, J. M. Wheeler, F. Gotham, F,
M. Ackroil, H. Mclnnis, W. A, Gay
and wife. Miss L. `Grlmes, Miss L.
Martin, H. H. Howard, H. J, Lanes, A,
L. ~Reed. Mrs Reed. Mrs R. Snedon
and son, Miss E. H. Howard, T.
Trumpete and wife, G. H. Simpson,
Mrs S. H. McNeil, R. Musick,
by Mr. Wm. Dillon, Grafton Street.
in the Hu Y D
years, is now in Brandon, Man., and
has enlisted with the 79th Battalion
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Thursday afternoon Robinson’s ls-
land, Rustico, was the scene of a
very enjoyable outing in which about
one hundred young people of Itusllco
and vicinity participated. 'l‘he pic-
nickers were taken ill motor boat
from Oyster Bed Bridge to the place
already mentioned where amuse-
meuts for everybody had been ar-
ranged 'for previously. Tile dance
which always is an important item
in the Picnic programme was not
overlooked in this case for a fisher-
man's "Shauty" which had been
cleaned up for the occasion proved to
be an ideal place for dancing. Excel-
lent violin music for the dance was
.supplied by Mr. Joseph Gallant, Oys-
ter Bed Bridge. To these happy ex-
cursionists at least the afternoon
seemed but too short and word soon
came from the boats that it was time
to go home. The merry party bowed
to the inevitable and was soon on its
way homeward. Expressions of satis-
faction about the days outing could
be heard on all sides all agreeing that
lt was the most pleasant al'tcl'noon
they had spellt this summer.--T.
BROOKFIELD IN LINE.--Mr. John
R. McLeod, elder in the Presbyterian
Church, Brookfield, has written a let-
ter to his pastor, Rev. J. H. McHattlc,
stating that he would contribute the
sum of $500.00 if the congregation
would make up the same amount. The
money is to purchase a machine gun
to be used by the Canadian soldiers at
the front. The matter has been taken
up by the congregation and no doubt
will be successfully carried through.
Mr. McLeod and his brother, Angus.
recently gave $100,00 to establish two
hospital beds for wounded Canadian
soldiers, besides contributing liberally
to all the otller patriotic funds. These
men are unable to fight the battles of
the Empire at the front, but are doing
their bit at home. Their cxaluplc is
well worth copying. Another oi' the
elders of Brookfield Church, Mr. An-
gus Beatou, has three sons wliollavc
volunteered. Two of tlleln have been
in active service and have been wound
ed. Mr. George McLeod, student in
the Presbyterian Theological College,
Halifax, soil of a third Brookileld elder
is in hospital service in France. There
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~ . night. She was from Plctou en route WHEN USING Spring imtd N035 Dam§_Str_eets_,_ to a , Q .
to the Magdalene. She t_ook cgnsgieré w I L S  » S vacant o on avra rec .- . . .
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the McClary dealer’s and you’ll realize why
SOLD BY ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LTD.. CHARLOTTETOWN»
R. T. HOLMAN. LTD., SUMMERSIDE.
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for Bread and Pastry. Try it. Your grocer has lt.
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