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SEPTEMBER 10, 1918 _
ThEt(1d ¢ di
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..~i1' rave w buy in isis Previriee. -~'TW° “NTS PER Webb  -i1' P/ive te buy in inir Province    G
'MR HAROLD P GORDON Is.
tive.
..,°8ter|ing i..0-.L 2649; Montague, W|l° “N °XD6¢!9d Shortly 20 W°l‘k 00 -KENSINGTON ` NEWS The B
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_ _.3cH°i-,Nui wi-iEcKED___ sein  meegsg lodge rooms Sunday 9¢p¢_ ihiet Rai-liroad in Sumnierside and vie. Guardian ii” ranivdd “ligand new.
. at . 'clock P M. Decoration “ Y--“ ~ items from Kenai I
, - ngton hi h It
wrecked off East Point in Friday ml' Full °i'~°l1dBl1¢!0 requested. by' the senders name. ' W Q “Ia th
nigh,-S iiie__S_ order. w.F_ ziieiiiru. secetaiy. -SH|PP|NG-- The schooner Die- ' h
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aor apt Reinhardt. has arrived _|_°81- in vicinity oi, Bay View
"Clifford" Capt. \ Cane is reported
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..'HEAVY GALE i.REPORTED. -
Soni-is und eastern portion of King's "'|sLANDER DEAD--The sad UN? P- E. I. Railway. The sch0°l1°Y'» C. B. Morris, Rustlco or A_ M0;-rig
Couiiiy was visiieii Friday night by news has been received by Mrs. Ver~,0|Yl1d6\\. C891- Kllwll. cleared in bal-Igiimmi,i.ii|de_ 13i3_9_i0M2ipd'
im, iiéiiviesi gait, oi ihe i_ieiison_ A nun Shaw Montague. of- the death of last for Louisburg to load coal for `
storm warning was received on Fri~ Mr' Geurge Beerfl- 01' S0“lhbl‘l¢iE@'thI| U°"~-“H- --FUNERAL SERVICES.-c The
‘lily “ff@TIl00ll that a lropical storm MUSE. The late Mr. Beer, and family funeral of the late Mr. Morris Peters
insertion for advertialnl Ill this eel-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
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was raging in miii Aiiimiic siowiy formerly resided in Montague, where
working nortli\\'ards and in warn mar- they were we" and fav°mb1y knowmideath or Mr' Fave” Jones occurred S011 Ml‘~ Jes Peters Summei-side ti-,il
inem The S_ S_ Enierpiiiie wiiicii They nt one time lived 'at what was at St--men-\’l0l"B Slllldlly night Of up-_SL Paiiys Chiirch Liiénce to Si Paurs
was in port on receiving the warning k"°w“ as Reefs Mms- “ow me I"°°'i°p1°xy' The deceased W" 73 yea"|Cemetery on Saturda morning -L
remained in port all nit-’.lit. The gale Deny of Mr' Sutherland' Later Mnland was a highly respected farmer' y I I I
raged furiiiusiy- from io p. nr. ini 4 Beef- “ml f‘"“llY “ved at M°“¢“S“°-The ’““"“’ WI" ‘We 01"” °“ Wed' -|Ns'rnuc1'|vE LECTURE- an
next morning with torrents of rain. Village Where he was In me emP1°Y “esday ““em°°“'7°'L" illustrated lecture on the deformities
Tl . wind whicli `was at first from of Mr* D' G- Cam‘i‘l`°“ fm' 3 n“mIl€I` Uf
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south cast whirled round to south y°“"’» I"“’VI°“9 '-0 'hell' leaving M0l\°i -V delivered by Di._ schbiys in me High
west and we-st. some portions of _tire ‘“S“°» which W" “U01” 14 YW” 85°-' C°""“e G'“"“‘“ l"“““" fm' "h° 9”" School Assembly Hall on Friday ev-
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breakwater were detached from the HIE death wok Pl“'~e “t his mt” h°me| gm' yea" iii" Happymnd Theatrelening. Dr. Scholl's is an able repres-
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miiiiiern iiiciiig ami i,iii.i.ii,ii on mp oi on August 22nd, leaving a sorrowingi ummerside as accepted e posit- emative imm .i-manic and his iec_
th 'o k _ The schooner W. G. Hud- “’ld°W- t“'° da“5m°"B- and We 9°"-‘ion as plan" with the mm °f M95' ture was very interesting and in~
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son from Rustic-o fish laden arrived and °“ me day following his f““°"'.Srs Wonlwonh & C°" Charmnetownlstructive and illustrated with over
in port liei'oi'e the storm rcziched its ;1I' his widow- feeelved the 'NEWS Of ‘md left °“ S9-tUl`dUY l0 Blllef UIJOOII one iiuniiied slides* on Saiuriiay DL
height ii is in be ieaieii iiiiii iieids _ier son, Frank, being killed in act-‘her duties there. Her.msny friends Sciioirii was demonsiraiing in me
ion in France, where he was servingiW'iB11 her GVHY 81100685---L.
of standing. grain will be seriously
-. ~ his king and Empire lie was only n
lamaged as niucli of it is about ripe. _ . Si i i L '_ _
l_S young man in the prime of life. and` -CONDITION IMPROVED.- Mrs sm nc u r & Stewart td' L
_:gg he leaves to mourn a fond memory, 115 Ellen Milligan of Traveller’s Rest _ii_i_ iN ENGLAND__Pie Emi G
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ieiit str cken mother, ri wire and one received 11 telegram some time 4150 Reid who eniisicii wiiii the iiiii Cim
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Gm  child. Every sympathy ie being ex- stating that her son Claud had been di M i
X15? tended to Mrs Beer, in this her dou ‘wounded while on active service in n an mm cd “me Battalion' N' B"
\i K   ble bereavement. Mrs. Beer is half'
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slni ls not n dye lllenemua sired hotdg at sl
das en, ready Lu utr.
Philo Hay Specialty CO., Newark, NJ.
EAR] .Y FALL
STYLES
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Tie niw fall styles are
here-showiniz the latest
heels and designs-the new
shades are Field Mouse-
New York Grey, Tobacco
Brown-extra large show-
ing in Dark Brown all styles_
-Prices- A
$5 95 to $12.50
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amllllh ...III HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 9.-(QlIOl.H=
. tions) furnished by F. B. McCready &
F Co. stock and bond brokers, :nem-I
bore Montreal Stock Exchange, Mo
Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING °RlCE8
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86% 86%
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101% 67%
102% 103%
89% 90
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Ml1ard's Llulmelilt C0., Limited
Gents,-I cured a valuable hunting
dog of mnnge with MINARD'S LINI-
MENT after several veterinarloa had
treated iiirr-_ without doing him any
'iermanont good.
- Youre, &o.,
'winnnin GANGNB.
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel
Drummond, Aug. 3, '0-1.
sv- ’“'"n
Parkman’s
L ii 1 1 mi
Drug Store'
(Formerly Ellis Pharmacy)
A Store is Known by the.
Goods it Sells
We carry a complete line of patent medicines, drugs of all kinds.
toilet articles, smokers supplies and chocolates, etc.
. IN OUR DRUG DEPT.
PATENT M EDICINES
TOILET ARTICLES
Tiilcum Powder
Face Powder
Sachet Powder
Perfumes of all kinds
Tooth Powder
CONFECTIONERY
Moirs Chocolates
Perrlns Chocolates
Nylo's Chocolates
SMOKER8 SUPPLIES
Cigars
Cigarettes
Tobacco Cut
Tobacco Plug
Tobacco Figs
Pipes, Pouches, etc.
BOAPS
ringer and osiiet
Resinol
Ciitlcurn
Woodbury’s
_ Nyals
Armoura
And' all baby's soaps
OUR STATIONERY DEPT.
We carry all kinds of Stationery vz, "
Envelopes and paper in boxes
Envelopes and paper in balk.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
CAMERAS EASTMAN AT A DISCOUNT
FILMS EASTMAN
Church books of all kinds.
Reading books of all kinds.
Magazines of all kinds. Weeltly and monthly.
Metlaiis Patterns
WALL PAPER
Wsterman'a Fountain Pena
AT A DISCOUNT
Gramaphonos, Records ores
Checks and money orders eaalied at any time.
Como in and look us over.
Parkman’s
Drug ,_-Storet
“ms Quaurr srons-» »
,  . ..°i“i- i9l'f".*°U5r .Pi-f-1-I
-in mitinnv esnvicE.- 'nie
led UD with hunks for the Germans
from Pietou with a cargo of coal for
-DUDDEN DEATH.-The sudden
-CHANGES POSITION- Miss
insertion for advertising in this col-
I
automobile tire. Finder please notify n
was held from the residence of his
care and treatment of the foot was
Shoe Department of the nrni of.Mes-
1-' _ .~ .
renee and admitted to the 14th Gen iimm Fmnce io me Grayiingweii War
eral Hospital Wimereux. A Inter
cable from England dated Set. 2nd
saysz- "Pte. Claude Milligan, infan-
try offlclnlly reported condition Im-I
proved.-L.
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-SOUVENIRS.-On Friday there
was displayed in the Hardware show
window oi’ the firm Messrs R. T. Hol-
man Ltd., souvenirs sent home from
France by Mr. J. J. Perry a 105th
ninn, to his brother Mr. Fidele Perry
of a stone statue found In a German
trench, German gas mask, buttons.
badges and shells also marble and
fancy glass from famous cathedrals
in Belgium now destroyed, and
numerous other interesting articles.
--L. _
DECORATION DAY-The members
of Prince .Edward Lodge, No. 22 1.0.0.
I-`., Suiiimerslde held theor annual De-
coration Day service Sunday". The
graves of some thirty deceased mem
bers were decorated with floral triuteii
zisd' wreaths wee also placed in the'
ceinetry for four members of the order
who gave their lives for their country
in Fiancc, vlz:Lieut. G. P. Metherall
and Ptes Janice McKay, Sydney Cor-
ney and Thomas Hierliky. Mr. A. S.
McKa, acted as chaplain and took the
servic-eat the grove and Mr. James
Crockett as Noble Grand. Teh grave;
of the deceased brethren is the cem-
ctries at St. Eleano's and Bede1ue`
wil he decorated next Sunday.
'Aak for M|nara'a ana ‘take no otner
PERSONALS
Mr. J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche. is in
the city.
Mr. Murdock McQueen, City, left
yesterday for Halifax.
Mrs. James Byrne, city. left yes-
terday on a trip to Montreal.
Miss Susie Burhoe of Alexandre is
visiting in the City the guest of Miss
Lavinia MacDougall.
Hon. H. D. McEwen, Morell, and
Mr. J. J. Hughes, Souris, left yester-
day on ii -trip to Boston.
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Rev. T. W. Murphy, rector of St.
Paul's Church, accompanied by his
mother left yesterday for Toronto.
Lleut. Stewart, R. A. F., Montague
who has been spending a furlough at
hos home left yesterday for Toronto.
Miss Annie M. Cavsnagli, city is
spending the remainder of her holi-
days ather old home in Earnscliffe.--
Q.
Mr. Cyrene Kelly, accountant in
the Montreal Trust C., Montreal has
arrived in Charlottetown on a visit to
his mother who is ill.
Mr. J. W, Murley, of the Anglo
American Telegraph Co, city has gone
to Freilrlcton, N’ B. to not as nelievlng
agent for a couple of weeks. I
Mr. W. L. Cotton, of The Examiner
-left yesterday for Toronto where he
willgattelid _the General Synod of the
Church of England in Canada.
Mr. Robert Harris, C. M. G., and
Mrs. Harris, who have been visiting
,here the guest! of Mr. and M11. W.
,L. Cotton, left yesterday for their
home in Montreal.
- Dr. David Mckenzie, Clinical Pro-
_fessor in the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Montreal, Irs. McKenzie and their
David, who have been- vis-
ilmil sore throat. Pte. Reid is at son of
lmerslde. His many friends wish him
'ii speedy recovery.-L. ,
Boats who died in Charlottetown Fri-
iiiay night arrived in Summersiiie
i
scrupulously honest and held in high
in the spring of 1915 has been sent
Hospital Englnndsuiferlng ,from it
Mr. Douglas Reid, Campbellton, P. E.
I. and previous to enlistment was
employed as bookkeeper with -the
Journal Publishing Company Sum-
-REMAINS BROUGHT HOME. -
The remains of the late Mr. John
Friday evening for burial. The dec-
eased was 51 years of age. lie was
born in I.ot 16 but settled in Sum-
merside. lie was a man of sterling
qualities, irreproaclinhle character.
esteem by all who knew him. He took
an active interest in every good work
for the progress of the community.
lie was a councillor for Summerside
in 1917 and was employed as shipper
by 1-irc firm or ‘i§'r`&`éE"'McKay er ce.
until his health began to fall. He is
survived by his widow and -three
sons, George 'in California, Lieut.
Harry in England and Arthur at
home, and three daughters Misses
Hazel, Irene and Ethel at home. Fun-
eral on Tuesday at 3 p. m. from his
late residence to the People‘s Cem-
etery.-L.
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WESTERN PERSONALS
--Mrs. A. Strang, Sydney, C. B., is
visiting in -Summerside.-H
-Mrs. T. C. Muncey of Borden is
visiting her d~aughter"M*rs. (Dr.-i
Tahton, Summerside.-L.
-Miss Mary Wrlglit of Chorlo.te-
town is in Summerside, the guest of
iMrs. F. W. Strong.-L. `
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-Mr. Leo Coyle of the Royal Aii
Force, Toronto is spending a fur-
lough in Summerside.-L.
-Mrs, P. W. Dugal retisrnotl homo
in Quebec on Saturday morning after
visiting Mrs. J. O. Arsenuult, Sum-
merside.-L.
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-Miss Lauretta Whelan. Principal
St. Andrew’s School, spent the week
end visiting in Hope River, the giieslf
of Mrs. William Pendergast.
-Miss Tilly I-lowatt left on Satur-
day morning by Northumberinnti I
Boston after spending her vacation 1.
her home in Capt Traverse.-L.
-The Misses Addie and Gladys
Drummond have returned to their
home in Freetown, after spending n
pleasant visit in Britdalbane and
Springfield. ' ,
-Cadet C. Leo Coyle of the Roy-
sl Flying Corps, Toronto, arrived in
Summerside Friday evening by the
boat. Cadet Coyle is partially disab-
led having e short time ago met with
an accident which fractured a bone
In his arm while flying in nn aero
,plane, he left on Saturday for his
home in Charlottetown.--H.
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,est mo or iiuaons _
 sun avoiii sickness
Humor! in the cause Irtiir-
ntlddorangemaate  ‘tho
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ieii. .'.'.’.i"?;.”i‘.’.r"’ “ ’$..i".1’i"._
, Tgliiiiiinsible lor
or
rllla lina
other
an
former homes in Flat
-Miss Emma Mills left on Satur
-- ° - umn. Cash
me Geoneiown Gaudi" i_em_°.mu_ Minimum gimp" ¢y,n;y.g" "ntl iCrystal Rink, Summeraide is beng nt- Minimum ch-111:! "av¢;¢i;!;i;:l;y cgdsr. :lay morning for New York after vis
spending a furlough at the home
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
allant -I-I
ns” her parents Mr and Mrs W
Mills. Bummerside -L.
-Miss Lucy Clements passed
rough Summerside on Saturday on
er way back to Boston, Mass., after
ending her vacation at her home
-Pte. Tennis Gallant of Halifax.
Glauwood.-L.
 
-Miss Margaret Gillis, Heatlierdale,
is visiting in China Point at the home
of her friend, Mrs. Fred Nel.son.-Q-
_ri-4
-Miss Irene Melrose left by North-
umherland on -Saturday morning to
again take up her duties at North
Adams Hospital, after spendinl B9?
vacation in Summer-side.-L.
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-Mrs. J. P. Hood crossed b! U10
Northumberland Thursda! m0l‘I\ll\I'
on her way to Cslalfi. MW.. F"-U'
isitiri in Ciisrioiieiows urs sunt
v K 
of her daughter Mrs. Ernest Beer.-L
`-Mlsa L. M. Hurst, tfetur/ned to
Summerslde on Friday evening after
ri visit to irer some in 1>icieu,"N. s,
--Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gardiner have
returned to Charlottetown. after visit-
ing friends in Bideford and Summer-
side.-L.
. -Mrs. Davis and Min Josephine
Davis of Waterville, Me.. who had
been spending their vacailon with
friends at Elmsdale were passengers
by the boat on Saturday morning re.
turning to their home.-H.
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Moore & McLeod Ltd.
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119-121 QUEEN ST; CI-IARLOTTETOWN
week or two agoz-
Boston and Toronto.
YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT '10-DAY THIS
REALLY notable advance showing-of handsome
new tall hats. The exhibit incudes some_ of _the
lovely new models chosen by Miss Wynne while visit-
ing the Canadian and American Millinery centres a
-BLACK ANI) COLOR I I l l _ ` '
-SATIN FINHHED FELTS
-VELOU RS
-PLUSHES
-LYONS VELVET SHAPES
Just such shapes as are now being shown in the smartest stores of New York '
Y
_ . V, Vi__T_`
Renovating The Curtain And
Window Drapery Section
“RENOVA'I ING,’ is hardly the word-the department is really made
over -new slielving-new.counter-new fixtures-and a wonderful range of
absolutely new stock.
The most attractive thing about these lovely new curtains and draperies
is that you are getting thoroughly new things at Inst ye:ir’s prices.
That’s a statement that we’il invite you to call d t t f. _
Marquisettes and Scrims in White ivory Ecru-?£2.2§Sto $l)l.g(liursel_f
Lace Curtains, white-85c to $4.50 pr.
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A Manufacturer’s “End of Season"
Sale Gave us Fome Really Wonder-
ful Bargains, in Marquisette Curtains
IF YOU DO \IOT WANT l`0O MANY PAIRS F E "
CAN OFFER Yflll SOME REALLY WONDERFUL(I§ARf?1(iIlVl?I§  LVOIIQ
We cleared out a makers odd Lot of from 3 to 6 pairs of a pattern-at prirgeg
that make it possible to pass them over to you at about a tnird le s than ieg.
ular values.
_ These come in scrims and marquisettes-all nice od 0 ° I I
prices run from $3.50 t » $11.50 Will you come in to-day [ghd ssee uthesriaiecigf
yourself.
Y _ 4.
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Just 'Opened Some Classy
Fall Overcoats
C1358!" is a much over-used
:ivord-but there’e nz. other handy to
escribe these very smart new coats;
The very last word in style tail-
" fl to ‘h~ mi rite-shaped to stay
""h'- *"4 ev--'fy 'vie of them accurate
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I0 Siu:
There’d- a
V 'l`liey’il look well till worn out. fl
$22.50 t0 $35.00
Remarkable
l'"‘.“° _‘P ”  60
Men s Ties ii. A °
YOU KNOW l'I"b ANY 'Ill1lI\
BUT easy to get .1 realty iieridsom
tie at an attractive pride diese day
here is a line we picked ofthe other
bday-lovely sillte-itsltilftilhcoldtings
and very smart patterns.
fine range of them and -
they’ve.gre:‘it value at _ c
ILOG each
~ or-~
»i~v~'~ for
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A Wonderful Advance Showing
0i Autumn Hats--Ready i