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from the manufactures-
and as these were ordered
before tl1e war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
Carnation _
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For `
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This refreshing," cool-
ing, healing cream is just
what everybody needs to
cure sunbum and wind-
burn and to protect the
skin from old “Sol’s”
rays. Apply it before
exposure to sun and
wind and it will keep the
skin soft and white.
Neither sticky nor greasy
and daintily perfumed.
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
TO-DAY.
City Magistrnte's Court, 9 a_m.
Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45.
 
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TREMERE.- At Hampshire, Aug. 4.
1915, ivy Eletu, thc infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tri-mere.
aged three weeks. interment al
Hampshire tfeinutery, Pritlny at 2 o'-
clock.
TWO PEFIISH IN NEWFOUNDLAND
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lives .were lost and much property
along the const destroyed in a hur-
ricane which raged throughout yet-
terday. The victims were two fisher-
men who were drowned tiear here. It
is feared that the fishing fleets on
the Grand Banks and off the Labrador
coast were hard hit.
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AUGUST 7, 1915
Meetings _ I
Liberal Conservative 
A meeting in the interest of the_I -
i.iberul~(lonservatlves ,will be held at
aAt.Dw|N's ROAD I
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 7
_ at 8 p. m.
To be addressed by the
HON. PREMIER MATHIESON.
HON. JOHN MCLEAN
HON. J. A. MACDONALD
MR. J. A. DEWAR. M. L. A.
A meeting will be held at
CARDIGAN
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 10
“I see." said Our Farmer Friellil
to the boss the other day after they
had settled down to a quiet chat. “ tllhl
you haven't been giving US l!l\l0h
politics lately."
" Your sight is good, anyhow. what-
ever else may be out of gear." was lhe
reply. “I thought you would notice
the omission oi’ politics fromthe paper-
But it is only the calm that Drec¢¢i€S
the storm. l'm liable to break out
again at any time."
“l've noticed that," said the old
man, apparently uettled at the
brus ueness of his reception. "And
2* 3 P- '“- you do not always break out in the
(I
when the same gentlemen will give Pit§_hl S1191- f-‘iUl@l'»"
addresses. Wh
til noon on Friday. August 20th, 1915, 0nce_.-
to contract for the building of a dwel- Wm
ran" be"seen"zit' th'é"Pa`roc`hial "Ho'tis'e`,"| (1 mg-»
tender not necessarily accepted. but
A C McCORMACK, you
2410-8-5,7,10,13,15,19. to
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hails
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE lllili
VILLAGE oF sousls. "al
\\/HS
I offer for sale the fine property il is
state of cultivation, 15 acres ready to Ill#
Also the property on main St. ad-
for investors to secure some valuable UW
Real Estate.
F. S. MACDONALD. V S
July 29, iijlo.
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Leaves Intercolonlal ltailway Wharf 
Plctou, Nova Scotia, . “__
of each week, on arrival of the morn- _("
ing express from Halifax (about _‘Q
noon), i'or Souris, P. E. Island, and
there awaits the arrival of the after-
noon train from Charlottetown; gm
thence to Magdalen Islands as fol- in
lows: ' _
at* do you mean?" queried tl1e“
2413_8_5ME3i_ boss as he Scented trouble. “ What to the Island if there were no delegates sary
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a better excuse to offer mr the
Hughes claim.
"i do know it," said the visitor.
"But what bearing has this on the
Hughes case? Farquharson got this
increase of subsid i 1901 for reach
munication. There was a Liberal
Government in power here at the time
and the Liberals were in power at
Ottawa."
The editor Doinwd out' that the
Liberals got $70,000 in 1907.
“l am aware of that too." said Our
Farmer Friend. “I am also aware of
the fact that this amount was the
smallest that could be given to any
province and it would have been given
this concession.”
thing to say in refutation. But he
mln
St. hiargarets. The lowest or any 1-I d0n.t mwu to hurt your feelingS_ could not nm] anym|,,g_ Believe me me
thll. lg- 3 time for plain Speuklng_ that old farmer chap is sure some wise of
had your fling at several things Huy- now visiting relatives in other parts
M°m3e"°- editorially, including the delegations _ '_1 5190 t00." went on Our Farmer ot'
Ottawa, the Summer School of <‘i'ien . " that this man of straw talks time.
Sclence_ me expenses of the Govern. loudly about the extravagance and
t I ’ ment lgeprlrtmenm and Such like, and waste of the Mathieson adminlstra- Rev. Cecil Wiggins of Sackville was
in each case the tables have been UQ_I'l~ _ _ _ welcomed to the city this week and
F r  effectively turned. Now I see you \\ el_l, isnt that right? I-iaven‘t gave pleasure to many of his friends
0 l e _calledl upk_t;;1e, A._JotI’re, Hilo  _;_1_l§l‘eas:%;i the expepdituresz Xiicii a;isis_ting at the services in St.
rom ‘ree ver, wierever ia 0X avagance am was c. eters lat edraI_
- l,@_ to go over lt all ugaln_ Gen. Look at the inc ased expenditure in
S seem U, he your lung ,,ult_ lt the l’ubli_c \VurIlFA Depnrtincnt, for
Itoberts u short time ago_ai1d now llll_§_tance.'_ ` _ _ who has a host oi’ friends in Charlot-
Jolirc. You'ro safe in using these _ U; 3/_UU F0 WiSB_ you ll Say Very llitlll tetown and Summerside, left this
known as _hu ..B__mUn Farm.. 0,. 55 ,,,,me_.,_ poor Roberts is ,|,.“,| ,md niou __t1e expenditures in that llcparl- wcck for Saratoga, New York, where
acres. 40 at-res clear and in a high Joiirc is too busy a man to object to IIWIII- SHUI UN* '-'1\||'3l`» _"UUl\'i- YOU she
use oi’ his name. indeed, i tlun’t k1l0“f lllilt llllf UXD01l<1lll|l'¢: Of the
s_um_)_ _WU ‘urge hams on prop...-ty_ believe either one of them ever even VUIJIIQ W0I‘k_S Depllrtlnciit l`rom Oct.
1_4 mil.. from vlll,,g,._ 1 heard _ot' your paper." lat to Dec. .ltid._19l1. was $471534-15 titry to I)r. J. I). Reid, Minister oi'
"Tins bogus Joiirc reliaslies all the Il W1* will l0_lI1lS P0110 Ofilf’-l`S llllillh Customs, has returned to St, John
joining i'ost Utllce. with store and -‘llllll YOU IIHVH _hecil lflailillg for _I’f‘f"f“I _for $4--*"9-49-_ H1111 Olllsliillllllll-I having had a. pleuant und most suc-
otiicc. stables. coach house. H{0I;ll_l_S_._ 111111 which liads all Keep tix- gg*-q‘iI_|_ll__l_§ mf_;)__I°__ $553-»j4_17. __\\'0 hill/6 cessfnl fishing excursion to this Pro-
Also the mill property' and Lime D_0l<f - 10 ‘f°"U"U¢ - " "1 W _ '_` "’ ~ 031405. ierc were ,.;n,.0_ -
Kiln at Head Railway \Vha.rf. tickles your fancy at the outset by I"“p""t"'S "“lU"l§_UIH‘1Dl1l’0V0d unluulll-
This ul~f0,-,ls B g,-and Oppnrmnity commenting upon the great improve-  __'_;;_ _Elf-’_}__§)_9-_____|?€__\\'ll¢;l0__l0l1l|_?__ l_lD
n intie paper."  .-  _ _ ‘ in 11 is. iis,
"Well, we all like to be told that HS a little tigurmg will show you, rc-
Good titles guaranteed, what_ we do is done well." said the Pfesellls l_l_ lllfilllllly flvcrage expendi-
_ boss in at tone thatl thought was some- lure Ulf $-3.Z_l17-9b- Al this rate the
Som.is_ In E_ [__ what apologetic. nxiwiitliturc____i_oi‘ the __tw<-‘ive months
- “ But \vhat`s the use of getting some ‘V"U_IfI _IW-_ 5-'~~J-1121-70!
232G_7_30M'_,s1l~_ cliap who has not the courage to sign U HHS I5 Ul’l`lHII\ll' £1 lilllvk l`0C0l'1l,"
 1 his real nainv to his siatt-1111-ills to gn W¢’"i UU IIW SIN”-“k91'» "/\ll<I ill" 11101103'
,,\.,.,. all ,hal Stun- ummt the d,,],,gu_ \_v1is all__s_peni, or inost ol' it was spent,
° ° tions. l'or instuiicr-, especially that WI' DU_lU"=11 l>Ul'l>0S0S- The Liberals
   timt--woi'n frail-K_¥.I_l-'lt it wus Ilughcs W“l`(’ fllillfilli-I fm’ lllffll' V€‘l'y. IIVHS.
“ ~ . n ` who' got the $i00.000 i|1ci't>1isl» in sub- T_II“-Y \\"fl`0 Ill UH* dwllll Lli§Ul1_V- Tllill'
Lad S  .idy. ’l`hat's it raw joke. You know, ‘lid "Ot llllvc 11 majority on the lloor ,.0
now, and every intelligent mail in "I___U*0 H0USC_1UNl IIIUIV I0l1d0t‘ was (-h
province knows, Lhut if we waited W1 ‘Qui fl S9!1_- I tlon't sec, in view _ . ,
,ll llugllps go, $m0_00,, from the of this one thing alone, where either ilimvns at Brighton In fu" B"e""’th'
,-,len Gm.,.m,n,,m “.0 would “mt y_ourseii’ or your straw man has 11 “
lil the C,-Mk of d,,0m_,md than license to talk about extravagnnce and _le
some. Everyone knows that Hughes “'35” of U9 i1'¢0P\f‘-'S 111011052 I think
MONDAY AND THURSDAY couldn't get a. live cant piece from thc y°‘_' Ima Ilellel' CHU Ulf lll2\l€"
ug...-vl1livps_ and you mmf; mali ' Excuse nie.” Said the boss. “sonle- 3
yonc believe lhnt it was lic who got  “’H_{]lS mtktit the phone in the af
9 $100_000_-- o ici' o ice.” s ie said this he went , ,
out. and did not return. I wondered Jones at shedhw Uwe'
“Don’t you know that Furrliilizirsoii nt tllg tlm(._""whV the boss dm nm uw * "‘ *
$30.00() adtlitiomzil subsi1l_\'.” lllll the phone that. was on the desk be-
thc editor, apparently nt a loss for side l1iiii_ But I think I know now. f_l_""""’rI"g at Keppuch mn -"‘3‘S“”`d“y
MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang- ‘=
and retuins to Picton.
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for
Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point
Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning
calls at Point Bosse, Grindstone, Am-
herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.
On the first trip lu the mouths of
June, July, August and September, ,_
weather permitting, calls at West la
Bay to land mails and passengers for (_
Amherst, thence to Pryon Island. Re-
stone, Amherst and Souris. I;
For further particulars apply to
Agents, Halifax ly
MATTHEW MCLEAN a. co
2061-7-15Mtr. ‘I
3_ p_ Q0UpEy_ sec,-¢¢a,.y_ inatical whether the whole Itussiun
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Farm for Sale
The undersigned offors for Immedi-
ate sale his inrin consisting of 160
acres of land at Mayfield, small fox
ranch on farm. For particulars apply
to W. W. Rodd, 116 Prince St., or
write Box 415, Charlottetown.
2393-8-4M6l.
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Convention
treat. Thus far.`secmingly hs has
been successful for although tIis.Ger»
' _ troops entered the city this mornin llm (far an ~ _ U I)
turning’ cans at Point Bosse’ Grind laying taken successively the Blonlel been oui)of‘0l1zi1licia \iiiCthRtlIF;i1;?cSelilt!it‘J,b3 make them most entertaining cm"
net; rigid t.l1e outer_antl inner fortress- I of a narrow strip of territory ___ versationllsts and they are receiving
es o tio town itse l’, i ie Russ ans oil- S tl ,_ . D-
WM' ROBERTSON a' SON _ iightint-‘I reargued actions to allow p‘:;e.;,`;I§f of ll',rehe" “ilhagiz 2?-ect;¢l:)t]\;l_'_e,;i "WHY fI`I9lldS~
cHA5_ w_ |yES_ :_2*E____IllHw_hi;;`_l_ll§_ol0__F:ill;_;vi>;;<;;l__§S CoC_‘__S_' _Wlint tht_e_nex_t movement will be in
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Agent. Picton. manded by Prince Leopold has fallen military obsmfifers c_?_;‘lji;€;ura'_ByS‘;vn;§ K. C., are pleased to know that he
Agents Souris" the honor of taking over Warsaw in, wmlnue to mmck the Russians in has so far recovered from his recent
of 1° WM. -1.10-EJ M.-4...'-. ....1 lg;gg;;;§;§",;§;g§;=;"§=geE,mg§;°;_=;;g.;1--__h°»- °f fi---111-' ----hi--1 them- H ?§’IZ;’3.?§°I.‘l.‘?l."I.'€“i1l‘”...l§’.;‘°`”.1§‘.?}§
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Owner' Picton' N°va Scotia' state entry within a few days the I rltiint-tiilulgilfl ti1f1lsf1iL<f)t."fI1(:1‘iri!l§le xiilisgigiiz t°“'“'
_ _Gal C0_Y1<l\1§l_'€;‘S _TIN lhlll; 3‘00D_l_3__fl$hI- I in retreat laid all the country waste,
l ng unter e tl ars a on 111 en- making it necessary for tenders to _ _
burg along the Nm-ew River- to the. hrilm up even, ounce of foodshm, for social functions this week and altho_
' Northeast. and to the 1\1!sti-Jfierinaiisltlly _ Ot` llgl llformlll. Wert! Qllile GIIIOYHDIS-
Yarmouthlsllver Black Fox and Fur \-'ho crossed the Vistula to the South nr; gfnilbe opliieiblii thtart Txeggsgbvflig T _
C0. ld. Y&l’lll0IlIlI, N. S. of that city and to the armies ot' AuS~ new operation is begun it will be on a Ing their “ummm work and evmy'
50 p_ ¢_ cash dividends paid trian Archduke Joseph Ferdinand big s(;g_|e_ The (;,.mmnS “|30 have ,G
last yeah rind German l-‘lelll May-glml vo.. MC. meme successes in me West h__wh_g this laudable cause is quite noticeable.
20 p. c. cash dividends gun- Kmlfelil ‘fhlch "3 advancing NWN" recaptured crest of the line in the
ranteed this year, Kill" efxeef; the VISUIIH and H16 Bill-Y Vosges and a portloii of the trenches
Unless more than 20 p_ c_ vers. uss ans. fighting desperately which the French took from them
cash be paid will add more and stubbornly to check the progress some time ago. Of the meeting °f GN’-'"1 1401180 I- 0-
foxes to the much of these four armies. had several in-
Amel-lcau sim,-eholders are met on flicting heavy losses on their pursuers L_-.. Very Charming DFOENIHI IS being Dl‘0~
rm-lv.,_l of me Homo" boat at th, as o Polish Sailent a hazardous under- ff' Dllrefi for their entertainment and if
dock and taken over ranch fre of` taking- EW?" "OW I1-l!ll0\I8h tha TERROR IN TURKEY
¢l.a.~ge_ 9 steatllness of the Russian troops and thorout-:li:y_ei1i<>i_' theinselves as they
A FEW 3|-lA|qE5 |:0R SALE ¢AR_ ther icrcc counter attacks gained 'm UN? 100-I' Y WG 001110-
Ry|NG 1-H|3 yEAR.S D|V|DEND3_ the much valuable time it is proble- 1nd,,_s(,_,ihmga visit to me D_____l_meI_ * * *
les i'ront tl -"0l.
east of (.holm and the Germans under smmgly ine Whole mnwa "ne is
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3_'_"_’_e;"IvV°" S“h°I7__“"‘;\_V°" Gallwmz guarded. The gendarmes, in their blue
‘ 8 9 °"°sse‘I I" “mW- M ‘he uniforms stand ti I b th I
Northeastern end of the line the Rus- . ' "IU on ess y e r
sian communications are further :'|“|ni:;¥pE,):.),)f;;,Htaléifiong Ehe mm' ang 
threatened by General Von Rljuolow ,|,.m,.|,n,,.,',,,, 3|- _1,,,”nd&'_“,:ge‘;re]n “;p(|)te` UUUKUIUW Ill Bellevue-
. _ I I A ' U * K
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deed although lhc Austro-Germans lu wlnphlng me Turkish' muwayg End Blullcllardt DUINIM EHPIIUIBUG- are N5*
iavs set three traps to catch alid de- '
sl,-oy me Russia" Army nom, of ,hum .I_I;:f§ ‘Eg ‘;_‘;';'"'“_;‘_I;_‘;:_t_;§;:_g"j’_:“§ ‘£‘o‘i__":'__';'; after their extended sojourn in Cali.
f_§"`"{‘_f'_bgt °’_‘ie _yas 3° "el" i0 "-|05* wI1l_ch has adangerous internal enemy, f
_our _at ran_ uke Nicholas waH|||nd is swarming with spies. When
r “__ _°__e"”"““'e Warsaw “"0 I9 one considers that, even in our trust-
“og” ug' "F Wm' hifi m|Hhl f0 D|`€V'_ worthy national Germany, which is as
"" 0 ‘em from cutting 0" IIIH P0* good ns free from enemy aliens. all
the railway lines are still permanently
guarded. one can nnderstalid the altit-
“HHIB Claim the woliire of a Isrize ation in 'rnrln-v. win.-1. in its good
"Pratts Calf Tonic insures quick “UmI""' Of P"I50““"3 IIN’ °HlU'f'K“¢8 IB nature still allows En iish French and
;.;*I‘I‘ healthy growth. is a disease destoyr-.r A Liberal Conservative can smailf when compared A with the lm- Rugslnng to gl. f,-eegauflmmolegted
.  and fattener. 50c package. i~‘oster’s - - . 9050 f0Y`¢@ GHEDKGII- Ill llddllloh tho bout their lu i . _ ’
I--iff...-~  Drugstore. 24011-ii-siurii. Vemlon Wm  held m the C°“rt “““‘”" 8"” “P” “vlmfenllv Well 0" 8 "Turkey hilt: Iiiitifsover. among the
=.=_.5.;.g1. _{.~y_ House at Souris, on Wednesday, the way to the rear- From refuses ore.-ks ami Arm.-.inns so many deter-
_ .__ =._____._.   August 11th, at 20’c_lo¢k p. m. to ‘_V__l;0  “_’°f~1\W even at that early mined enemies anti traitors that it
- _-,l \  __ t f - ommat two andldams to I-¢. ‘ 9 9 ‘?“I'“9‘I the "IW N18 béeh would he impossible to guard against
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denufled Virtually Of Everything that them were not from time to time a
   Present the Liberal Coflseryatlve. might be useful to the Teutons. Fac- lylgmly example made-as was recent-
 f' -- gafliy f0f’ the first dlSti'iCt Of torles have been stripped off their ly the case In the square before'
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,Q-_`f`I.`.jfj`1  old, $800.00. One female 90 per cent., 1 to the interior of Russia. l dl tfngulglred Arm nl 5 fmmrl at
If 5300.00; two males, 85 per cent. and  the ful? numbgi of dem' The Russian Government of the ustltwnsa well-earned dissiilr on the gai-
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90 per cent.; also tive pairs Northern ga es' _ - Clit' left £0 U19 Pvllsh population. lows. Of ourse. the provi ions lllllllt
Rod Foxes. Write for prices. Wal- C- H- S- ST}f»RNs» -RUISIBYIB B150 M0 DFGDBFIHB to eva- espionage? from which ,the Turkish
tar R. Campbell, Lobo P. O., Ont. COIIVCIICY. l ate Riga a port on the Gull’ oi' that worships especially always have to sat.-
l440-8~7in|9Ipd. 2420-8~6ME4i. _ - name. in the North the arrival ot Ger- fer, are as severe as can be imagined."
I ‘  One silver black male fox, one year in 'S Cgunt _ Each Pol] is tg machinery and all war stores moved the Bsjszld Mosque, where some twen
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By the P8lt‘l0i'S 0ff1C¢ Cal '..-.§”il§".§"`1‘i..1`I.I‘..". ”.‘l.‘I`Z."’I.I...ff`1If " .$11
those who cannot leave the city for
any definite length are enjoying short
from
are
and
adds
the city these pleasure resorts
quickly reached and the going
coming by auto, boat or team
but to the I nterest of the out-
. y n b
of contract in respect to winter coin- JDS- ~
0 t t '
A sail up the picturesque West
River seems to be one of the favorite
outings this season and when the
tide permits beautiful Bonshaw is the
goal of all lovers of beautiful scenery
and the delight of tourists of whom
quite a number were to be seen this
week.
t Ili U
Wednesday, Aug. 4th, the anniver-
of the declaration of war was
in the name of Sam Hill have I been HI OUHWII- H311 0lll` d€|€g8l@S DU! In I°y“ny celebrated here by “Pedal
doing now? You are always seeing a. claim showing that we were entitled 5€I'Vl¢9B IH U19 CIIUFCII 0fEl18l8l1d 8116
something that no one else sees. to more we would have got it. But B grand PH!\’i0U¢ DI‘0C€BBl0l1 and
T vt... 9 .ions comforter, beyond a this was not done. Thenelegates had rally in the evening. It was a day
 doubty a right good time at the public ex. that everyone will, rgrnember, the an-
“Do you want me to go over it all pensei. _agd brought home just what :l_:\'€I‘S8l'y of a war for the freedom of
' _H - ' » _ " 'O Ould was oe out to the . e r ot 6
Sealed Tmlders Wm be recewed u"` iiiiuiieedhliiil bttiufoltlliteltliingxmlcirzhtlinn entitled to any Cregit uliiiaileitiei? riot
world. -
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It is understood that Sir Robert
f"°"I 8"? Versa" 0' p‘"`s""S' willmg “ Oh, go on; unload," said the editor _ I could see that the editor did not Borden, i,he Preniler, will remain sev-
_ _ I a smile that l could See was like this line of talk and was hard at eral
""5 h°“Se» Pla” “"0 5pe°m°“"°"" to1~ced....‘.fGet.lt,.oft.-your-chest.----Don’t -Work---Sou-rchiiishis-~-brain for some-
more weeks in England.
 -an-n' ""'
Prof. and Mrs. Barlow have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lay
Amherst for the past week, and are
Nova. Scotia, having a delightful
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Miss Dorothy McSweany of Moncton
will spend a month with friends.
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Mr. J. Sydney Roe. Private Secre-
lk ll ll
The Royal f‘ommission brought sev-
eral prominent visitors to the city
this week. liiclnded in the party were
Sir (Tliui-loss Davidson, Royal (Yom-
missioncr, Mr. John Tlionipson. K.
(T_, counsel, Mr. A. Fraser, Auditor
tieiicrnl of Canada and Mrs. Fraser,
Mr. Owens, (Tourt sienograplier and
Miss t)wcns all ol` whom were guests
at the Victoria. They left Tuesday
i'or Moncton.
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Evci-yoiie. young and old, is delight-
to have the Khaki lads in camp at
id made their ilrst public parade on
'ednesdny, the anniversary of the
claration of war.
YI' 40 lk
Judge and Mrs. Stewart are homo
ain after n. pleasant outing
thc bungalow oi' Mr. and Mrs.
'Dr. and Mrs. Reddy, who have been
oriiing on return to Montreal hav-
 int: had a del' ltr I tl t tl t
du-Nord. Amherst, Grindstone Island ,___m_S_(__ _“iles Om ____ _ __ _ _C c 'gl H mon I a m
and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at " ' I Ia C Y ‘1\`@1\fl'
G,.mdsmm,_ Amherst and Souris; and luis been the cause of the Civilian
popula_t1on dcpartiiig_ While express- 8
ing fu confidence in the future Br't~ L,
  H ish Mim___,_, Crims make no __________;__ §v_._1i1l1_r;i_dge_,_ M_as:;___ an_<l_tlicir daughter-
to belittle the achievements of the , ss 'za G I' r' `('r"’“s0"‘ wh” is
Teulous or the effect their success 1.- iz
m rk 1-1 1 ~ _
 0 "we in me near east and the c-_ontinent last year doing rc-
LONDON Aug 5__ Tho Gm_mans_ since e_______v ___ Mav when ___ G settrci work for his University when
rein possession of Warsaw. the t‘api- I.m,`ns 'S¢a,.le(] rhm. g`r'eut comm; el? Wal' I"`0k0 Om- HH. Wllh lliS ftllllill’
I of Poland and thc third largest fe,,,,l,,0| 'W _ ' G i . 0 ' W
it.V in the ltussian Einpirc_ l$\'ur_iai1 lmssiansnwhgsaggndegéiiicgigiamféligs their 0XDf*-I`l9lI<`0S Ulf’-ll and DVGVIOUS-
linrmlng summer resort.
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Among the late arrivals at Keppoch
ro Mr. and Mrs. Will Ferguson of
son of the late Senator Ferguson.
a Professor at Harvard and was on
ere in Switzerland at the time and
‘. while touring through Europe,
very warm welcome from their
Iii 4! 'Iv
The friends of Mr. Neil McQuarrie.
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There has been quite a number of
lic ladies however are not neglect-
where one goes knitting and sewing in
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Clialottetowii will be swarming
with visitors next week. the occasion
0. F. of the Maritime Province. A
the weather is flue the guests should
Miss Ilslen Hughes who has been
_ _ _ _ _ - . a correspondent of 'le .. .| U t
2i95722Mtf_ “;‘_;’_{’__:_I_;I_‘_f_‘:_‘;_f0"‘I_‘" "_‘_“"m';K t2‘*_'_;ew ognc (lazctte sheds remarkable light on U' yabl ng rip with R party of
__ h “ld e"__‘7"_ ' am W 0 er- upon the methods by which the pres-
s o get ierc. it will not find . _ _
those positions turned by the Anstrl-   oglglizlliffésiiave to mmm]
“"5 who have ‘"`°BS°d the Bug Som!" 'ilt is verv remarkable to notice how sex is to be the weekend guest M ms
friends to Gnspe has returned home
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Colonel Montague Campbell of Sus-
sistcr Mrs. Deacon at Brighton. ‘
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The Misses Mary and Lucy MacNutt
were the guests for a day this week
oi' Mrs, Cecil Stewart at hor pretty
Dr. E. S. lllancliard and Mra.
ceivlng n vory cordial welcome home
ornia. The Doctor's many friends are
pleased_to see him looking so well a-
Sain.
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Tho good news of the safe arrival
in London, England of Mrs Ernest
Lord who is on her way io Australia
came this week to Mr. and Mrs. Art-
emas Lord. Brighton, who accompani-
ed their daughter and little son as far
as Quebec. Mrs. Lord on her return
to Charlottetown received a telegram
stating that her son Victor was also
sailing from Montreal for England
and she at once proceeded to Montreal
to hid him farewell returning home
this weak.
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Aftenoon tea will be served at Vic-
toria Psrk today by the Misses Wbear,
Robertson and l~‘.J2cLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pope ot Ot-
tawa are spending a few days in the
city. _ . I. alll
arlotletown. They are now under
I North lntke, l’. E. I. 2385-8-M4ipd.
_gan our
Sir,-I see by your paper that druS-
glsts. merchants and. others are doin!
outings that take them into the ,gmml work ln .-alglng funds to procure
country. Within reasonable distance‘sm.s
tor our Island boys. and as the
farmers cannot raise large amounts in-
dividually I have a proposal to make-
There are about four hundred and sev-
enty-six Roadmasters in P. E. I Why
should-not every Road Master in P. E.
I raise five dollars in his district? lt
would only be twenty-live cents for
twenty in every district which would
make $2,880.00 and there are one half
of the districts that will make more.
so that we ought to make about $4,000.
l know that the districts will give that
much ii' the Road Masters will do their
part. Now to commence 1 will do my
part. I know my district will do theirs.
Don’t lag boys, let ul get four guns to
be called the Road Dlltricts of P. E. I.
gift to our boys.
I am, Sir, ets.,
A. W. BRUCE.'
Road Master.
Red
UNDERGROUND LIFE HAS
REACHED ITS CLIMAX.
VERDUM, via Paris, Aug 3.- The
Geman hammering at Verdum, the
'fortress on which the 'drive oi’ a year
ago went to pieces like a wave on a
rock, may continue for years and
years without making the slightest
impression. -
The underground life with which
the trench conibnts of this war. have
familiarlzed the world, and to which
the modern soldiers already are ac-
customed. here has reached its climax
in an immense uudcrgroniid city pre-
pared for the tlefenders of the key of
northern Fraiico. Miles upon miles
of streets alleys and public squares,
chambers stocked with wine, ilour
and tinned meat and lodgings, re-
creation rooms, bakery equipped to
make bread i'or ili`ty thousand men
and heat, light and icicphonc, likc
ti modern apartincnt house have been
constructed beneath the smiling un-
revcaling surface of thc meadows of
the valley of the llieuse surrounding
I-`rance's barrier, \vhi1~h luis been
placed in the path of whoever at-
tacks from Metz. -
On the level of the old moiits of
the ancient fortress 75 feet below the
:-iummit, the galleries begin. Tlicro
are no evidence in the most perfect
military preparation.s that already
have been completed of ally lack of
ain111uuit.ioi1 necessary to stand an
old fzisliioncd siege. licre also the
stuff is parted and an cntirc ariny
corps 4-tin easily be accoiinuotinted nn-
tlcrground. with ovcrythiiil.: necessary
for its livelihood i'or nlontiis.
The Inst violent hombardiucnt by
thc G1-riniin long rniigc guns was a
wusit-tl effort. The sirongliuld was
not even scarred. Nor are the Ger-
inuns so near us one has an ideal.
The 1-oi'1~cspo1nl4-ni this morning visit-
ed thc trcnclies filciiig the nioat ad-
vanced (ici-1114111 line, ten miles out
beyond (`un1icrc, near t‘lmi11pi1etivillte_
situated at the bend of the Meiise.
’l`l1v I-‘rcncli posiiioin on at hill is ox-
ccciliiigly strong, and can be held by
a r‘o1np1ii‘utivcly iiicoiisitlemlilc force.
lt is being iniorniitledly sliclled by
thc Germans and one shell. bursting
in it irvilcli just nlicud of thc visiting
party l:illt-d threc soldiers.
The spirit oi` dcternilnntioii and thc
.sr-relic coiiildcnco of the men are in-
coiiccivablc to tliosc who have not
seen them. Tlicy seem to feel that
Point.
[IHUHIIH SERVICES
FIRST METHODIST
11 a. m. Sermon. Rev. F. H. Little-_
johns. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and
Bible Classes; 7 p. m.. Sermon, pub.
ject Keeping the Faith. Preacher, Ret-_
R. G. Fulton.
` snacs cnunci-1.
11 a. m. Sermon. Preacher. Rev. R.
G. Fulton. Sunday School and
Bible Classes immediately after the
morning service (12 ~o’clock). Every.
body welcome. 'All seatsltrse. 7 p. rn,
Sermon, s\ib1ect`,.TI1g'River of Llfe_
Preacher, Rev. F. H. Littlejohns_
, ST. JAMES.
.. fit a'.ln.,‘sermon, subject: "The Call-
of. God* in the War.” 7 p.m., sermon,
gsubject; "What the year’n war has
taught us.” Preacher. Rev. Dr. Ful-
lerton. Strangers always welcome
_,and seats provided.
ZION CHURCH.
11 11. m. Sermon. 2.30 p. ni. Sunday
School ami Bible (llasses. 7 p. m. Ser-
mon. Rev. A. D. McKenzie. All seats
free. ,
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
11 n. nil Sermon, Sunday School and
Hihle Classes after`niornIng service
(12 o’clock). 7 p. m. Sermon. All are
welcome. Special iuuslc. Preacher,
Rev. Il. lt. Bell. -
BAPTIST.
11 a.m. Sermon. Subject. The Brooks
that Fail. 10.00 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Sermon. Sub-
ject, The Past, the instruction of the
Present,” Preacher, Di'. Gordon, Pru-
loge, Brandon, Mun. will preach at
both services.
ST. PAUL'8.
11 11. in. Morning Prayer and Holy
er. All seats free. Rev. T. W. Mur-
lihy.
ST. PETER'B
lloly (lommtinion at close ol' morning
Service. Matins 10.15. Sunday School
ami Bible (Blass, 2.30. Evensong at 7
ated. Preiicher. Rev. Donald J. Mc-
l)onttid, Long Island, N. Y.
PEOPLE'8 CHURCH.
Service at 7 p. in. Pronclier, Rev. D.
McLean.
their positions are iinpregiiable, and
that it is only a question ot’ time when
the Germans, worn out by fruitless
efforts to break their line, must give
way. The anniversary of the com-
mencenient of the war was every-
where celebrated by the men.
“It takes practically "no time" to
make ti delightful. tlilrst quenclilng
glass or _lug of lemonade when you use
Speoza Lemon Powder. Try Speeza,
the lemonade that's quickly made.
Powder 15c a tin. The Two Macs, 149
Great George Street. Mtf.
"Kill-em-qi1ick" Fly Dises the best
fly killer made 5c package. Fostar’s
Dugstore. 240|-8-5Mlll_
I
`; charge Twenty-live cents.
-ll-I-H~I»-I--I.-l~l~|»»I<l--‘-H4-~'+-H--l=4#H-+-
9 GUARDIAN GLIISSIFIEII MIS. 
, One cent per word Ilrat Insertion In this column, half cent per '
- word each continuation. Cub must accompany order. Minimum 
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I~'+1i-°l~`i“l°‘I'<|'-'l’*l*II~l°¢l'<l~`I'<P-I`*l~°t‘|>-I' 4°-l*PI~I"°°
I
I
A zzcnfzs \Vnntcd
"AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL FOR
the Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries.
We teach our nicn to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary. Illghcst com-
missions paid. llaiidsome free
cquipnicnt. Stone & Wellington, To-
ronto, Ont." 2410-8-GMI-1261.
_,___ __ I
For Sale
FOR SALE - A REGISTERED
Shorthoru Bull Il years old. Apply
to Angus McLellan, St. George's,lt.
it. No. 1. 2384-8-4ME3l.
. _,.__...._. _.». . __ . .A.__.____l._
PIANO FOR SALE.-Brand new, will
sell for $135 cash. Address, Piano.
clo Guardiuti. 0m3i
FOR SALE, A RUBBER TIRED CAR-I
riagc. Apply R. E. Farquliarsoii,
Quccn I-iotcl Stables.
.. 2408-8-5M1tipd.
Foxes Fon sate-2 s|IK`cK`MT\I.`E
foxes and 2 pairs of patches 3%
months old. North Lake Fox Co.
FOR SALE.-UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers. No. 4 Model. special price‘
40. Sent on approval to responsible
Dlirlies. exliress prepaid. Dominion
'1`>'Dewrltcr ilo., 68 Victoria Street.
Toroi_1to._ Ont. 2272-7-27h13i
Fon SALE-'rwsnrv Pains ie-
land ranch raised Mink, this year's
kltteiis. Should prove to be breed-
GPB. as they are the progeny of ten
pairs. out of eleven In the ranch.
Must sell at once owing to crowded
ranch. J. R. Brehaut. Montague.
________*__ 2303-7-28ME6l.
FARM Fon §'Ai.s "6T4"|r76|`£I~i
River Road leading-to Black Horse,
UOIINIIYIIIIE about 55 acres. with
large barn nearly new, dwelling and
°“I'b\lI|dlllKB. never-failing well of
water. Guaranteed title. Terms-
51-000 Cash. balance to suit pur-
chaser. Mrs R. A. Hillman. Ken-
sington. P.F.'.i. 2190-7-21m12i
 '
Help Wanted-Male -'
wAN1°so_A` "`él-iATiF|`=`sUIiZ'“H»`-
_'l_>l_y__ljo}___163 City . ,
I I-°.5t...  
‘Losr-A Few oavs Ano A vesr
..pocket Kodak in case with owners
iuinie on same. Finder kindly leav G
at Worth_v's bakery. Reward.
2383-8-4Mti'.
l__._. __ _ '_ I I
Situations Vacant
$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-
ing "WOltLD'S GREATEST WAR."
Up to date book. Whirlwind seller.
Llnscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
' in-ip yvnnteti-Fetriui-ii
LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR
I~‘alcon\vood Hospital. Apply at the
Hospital _ 2417-8-6Mtf.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Eldon Hotel.
2415-s-si_vi_1t___
wAN'r'En"A Gini." "|='6`R"e`EN'EnAi.
housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince
Street. 2350-7-3lMtf.
 ;
'l‘o Let
'ro”'i§E'ri |.`ARss“FnoN1' ` asa
room, centrally located, in a private
family. Apply this office.
_ ___________ 2402-8-4mtf.
TO LET--HOUSE. APPLY 282
_ 9'?" 0°°'¢*i. S*-_ .3°§2:7:15_M£!: _
TO LET.-The Store and A premises
- on Kent Street at present occupied
by Geo. McQuaid. Tailor, possession
art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-23m mt!
 
_ -_  _Teachers Wanted
WANTED. - A SECOND OLA88
school teacher for Fortune Cove
School District No. 34. Supple-
ment $35.00. Peter Mstlierall,
Secy. 2423-8-6ME6ipd.
WANTED-A TEACHER FOR WEST
Cove Head School; $40 supplement.
ADDly to J. R. Allan, Secretary
Trustees. 2388-B~5in8i.
TEACHER WANTED FOR ROSE
Valley School, No. 107. Supplement
$20. Joseph Trowsdale, Secy.-Treas.
_ 2396-8 4M5Ipd.
WANTED. MAcH|N|s'r Fon |.A'r|-IE
Wvrk- Annly B. stewart is co.
_ 2160-'I-20mtf.
WANTED- - cansraxih' I-'oi
small fox ranch. Applications will
l_e__:-eceived until Tuesday, August
. State qualifications and sal-
°_f¥- Cfmllsan silver Black rox
Company, Lui.. ca.-tllgan. P. E. I..
WANTED..-Prlnol ai wanted for lollo
River School (1151) Supplement 840.
Amity Secv. ot Trustees.
2265-7-28mo'll
wA~~r:o.- Finer on ilcomi
Class Teacher tor Annandale
School. Supplement $85.0* Apply
to Roy Howlett, Seety of rustoel.
Annandale, R. R. No. 5.
2371-8-3M5i..
2816-7~I9ll8lpll.
_-_ , R
lessor ot' lloniiletlcs at Brandon Col-
Conimunion. 8.30 11. ni. Evening Pray-
p. m. All seats free and unappropri-
I
-I-
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew- t