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thi; evening at 8 o'cloolt.
Confederation taken at Quebec.
_ me-an evening at the Baptist Church.
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°"“°"‘|*' _Th'”*'”'°“'& Aranmore arrived from Picton at
I-ll,H@nl* E|"“*‘m““' 11.55, on Saturday. She brought 35
G*l“'.KH#U&k ' passengers and the following freight
IDN-D.llUCl HACDONL|.D,“.A.,LL.D. CBT ll
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An Engnsh Canes, und" the assisted at the morning service. The‘
direction of the Jesuit Fathers. 'sublfcl °f hl-5 5*"`1`l1l0ll Wash CllflSl
Cjauiom couma leading ‘D healing the blind man and teaching
¢h¢ deg,” of B_ A_ geaumu, him. The thought brought out was
new fireproof buildings, spien- the “ua '°“°h Whl°h ‘S needed l7Y'
dw ,qu;pm,n¢_ ,Pulau may_ all to make our work perfect.
ing fleidl.
F,” ,mm $5030 a yea, fo, ISLANDER SERIOUSLY lLiL.-
Day s¢h°|a,,_ and $35090 a year Mrs. John A. Croken, Charlottetown,
fm. 5oa,de"_ has received the following telegram
Wm-|-E FOR QATALOGUE , from Ottawa, "Sincerely regret to in
iiorm you 712256 Sapper Edwart.
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-Jr --~ 3 reported seriously ill in Military
Hospital Bramshott June 28th 1917,
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A IIIIDIITIAL AKD DAY ICBOOI. FOB Gill] S
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' _f Cakuhyxnlon ‘”h.mh_m ada is'at war with -Geri'nany.'
(Col.) ` S.” R. _Jenkins an
certiiicatesin Engineering admit- Won the D. S. O.
ting_to third year in best technical
schools. First year in Medicine.
AeadhLadles,Se I  gaudet, Azade M. Arsenauit and by Mayor- Bi-own, Rev. Dr. Puller-
Tho Aim.-To prepare Girls and
The Couruiu.-Twelve includin
Con, e Mamcuh" n' G I3 after an illness of eight months _of dresses of welcome were delivered
Musif AHEX rem‘;_'H °";'“|d' Mrs. Andréw Byrne, at the age oi',by Mayor Brown, Dr. Fullerton and
scienée B'u he S ° ' °“S° ° 79. The deceased was of gentle and _Canon Simpson.
' 5 ° 5' amiable disposition and beloved Driver Gosbee, who is the son of
all who knew her. Besides a sor- Mrs. John Gosbee, of Muirny Har-
wi~ng husband the following sons bor, enlisted in Charlottetown with
nd daughters are left toL mourg the 98th Siege Battery. l-ie was
their loss. Mrs. Joseph Mc eod an
Ciassineveryrespect Mrs. Patrick Mullins. both of this
Thelfnculty.-Twenty-fourTeachers b
of Fine Personality and Special y
Training go
'nie Equipment.-Moderri and First
'Ni
The Location.-Unexcelled in
Evangeline Land cl
p er/ ra e ro
$224 up according io Course B
selected. 3
A Junior School.-For Younger T
nd Charles in Shoreham, England
Nutr-rm h¢¢|a»'s»t uh,|oi1. P R' C' Cemetery
BUSINESS ACADEMY
Eighty-ninth Year
Courses.-Collegiate, Manual
Training, Business, Special
Courses. ~
Features.-Modern Residence,
Good Equipment, Ideal Location.
Splendid Environment, Experien-
eed'l`uollin Staff ModaroteCo|\.
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For Illustrated Cataio e oi
Nm Tu- upon loot. he, ml.
' ports beth were doing well.
tolvhi'
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Headmaster, C. S F
bery, M. A. -
BUCGEQSEB 1910
4th Place R. M. C. Kingston.
lat, 7th, 12th Places McGill.
Entrance Royal Navy.
Phynicol /I‘roin'lng, Manual Train-
ing, Sriuiminl. RInlrs,’l‘onnla Courts,
Riding, Drawing, Music.
Term Commences Bept. 12 at D a.
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McLean wih preach to the L. 0. A.
in the Baptist Church at Alexandra
.-CONFEDERATION 80UVENtR.-
In the window of Stanley Bros.
store Ie to be seen 3 very interesting
souvenir at the present time-an
actual photograph of the Fathers oi
GRAND LlGNE.- Rev._ Dr. Bos-
worth, of the Grand Ligue Mission
who is here attending'the Baptist
Association, preached able sermons
on his work Sunday morn-ing and
ATRIOTIC WORK.- Mrs. Jacq-|
ueline Arseuault of Summerside was
9 in A~bram's Village last week and
Qt  5 instructed the ladies to iorui a lted
_ ' Cross Society. No doubt the organi-
zation will prove a success as the
U  ‘UUUUIIN people of this lor-silty are quick to
' nd to appeals for war purposes.
ALT SHIP TORPEDOED.-The
C : e
ru u. |;cA:i$ol° °:'__”* ‘ hiltliiizmsliheygrlgogaydadizhgpghlié 
{,§§’,,,,,_’ ,“,,,,C,,,__‘},,,,,_ Chatham, with 250 tons or sau for
.inure-n-r-noossaotn the W. S. Loggie Co., was torped-
-P "H-U’ S* oed on June 16th, about 250 miles
 from Cadiz. The salt is badly needed
here. And yet Sli' Wilfrid Laurier,
u,‘;’f;f=;°:¢?,;;T,_°:_‘;,§:;°L:‘ Hon. Wm. Pugsely and many oth-
.cuoounlopzns sE|,.|._1nh_ ' ers _d0n’t know apparently that Can-
A cable, received yesterday by
 Mig,
" '~' -~ nounces than her sou, Major _J. S
- Jenkins had been decorated Satur-
  ;i<ay at Bt;ckinghamhPalalg;: when libs
_ ing con erred t e stingu s e
wouvmx ' M" s°°u" Service Order upon him. It will he
Dqllrlmonta remembered that Major Jenkins,
Arts and Sciences. Applied -was~listed a few weeks ago with
Science. Theology. three other island officers, Major D.
Degrees _ A. McKinnon, Major `W.' B. Prowse,
BA.. »B.Sc.. B.Tb., M.A., and and Lieut. Parker Hooper, as having
-» EGMONT BAY.-- This Sellllftm-
Law, and Theology given as nual school examination of Egmout
electives in Arts course. Bay was held on Tuesday afternoon,
EQ\llPm¢l1¢ Rev. Father Boudreault was present
Largest undergraduate faculty in and also Mr.M'aise Gallant who kept
M"lllm= Pf°Vlfl¢¢S- Thr” “SW ed conducting the examination. There
*nd *Pl¢"dl5lY °‘lUlPP°d 5°l¢ll°° was a lsrg attendance and the pupils
Bulldlnil showed that they had been exception-
E’lP¢ma¢ _ ally well taught. They were examined
E_XP¢n=== light. and over $1.000 practically in all the branches, and
8'l"¢“ ln Pill” “Hd 5Cl10l2l'=l\lPS thoroughness seemed to have charac-
Y¢“l’|Y- 50115 f°f °¢l¢“¢lb\' I0 terised their work. Rev. Father Boud
GW? I-Clii¢l.l|-|l..l.l..|l.,Pr¢5id¢l, reault was loud in his eulogy as was
ss",-r,m hm, °_.,_ ,,_,_ ,,,,_ also Mr. Malse Gallant. Remarks
were also passed' by Messrs C10*/leithe arrival or the s.  Ai-hninhre
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' MONDAY 3 i On the ilftletb anniversary of the other Provinces must H180 l‘@¢Gll/0 the
` '   'birth oi’ Canada as a nation we ure ‘attention of this Pr0vlll0e llllfl Wllll
“Hu” PReAcH'_ TM RH' D` ` ` reminded that Prince Edward island thc uid about tc- be offered by the
 was virtually the Cradle of (‘oilt'ed='-ii-‘eti»~.i°ul Govern-ment tlllS lsllllld Wlll
< _ - ration, fo _
'mmf heavy   September 1, 1864 that the dele3l1tes'schrrne. ,
lil/ern sick nomachv bltteftaste i tlrst inet who were- -afterwards
in "mutha  tfmguer dun .responsible for bringing into uDl0ll about to rfxuiineiiro its lnboris. They , i
eYe5and muddy skmlaucogne ithe different provinces in Canada and will receive from the (lover-nment all
funn am supply.  hue’ lin September 1914 in the Council the assistance and aultpurl ne@SBHl\I'¥. `
Thexn thywlxdlhonsme ‘Chamber in the Provincial Building to overcome the diiliculiieri they may _ _ ___
promptlycorrected by a bronze tablet was 'erected in com- encounter. i' '
memoratlon of the event. On this The prospects for au abundant har- _ _ .
ble day ll iS W9" tha! Ulf! vest are now innuifest and such steps , - .
.' tv' _ '
ing Canada with the Third Canadian (_
liolas, P. E. I., wounded. ,
The sad news was received Sat.-
wounds on June 26th. The late Lt.
lege and a young man of exceptional and
ed a position in the Canadian Bank I
was one of the ilrst to offer his ser-
promotion ea_rly and in February, T
although he had been in many
They were going into a serious en-
and it anything happened him he ask-
ed them not to grieve unduly as his
death, if that were God’s will, would
be but one more in the great cause
of humanity. There are 'left to
uioiiru his father, his step-mother,
one brother, a half brothel' and a
iialf sister. Another brother, Harry,
died last January. To the sorely be-
reaved re‘latlivQ The Guardian eit-
tends sincere sympathy.
Two more war'-scai'r»-d island sol-
diers urriveil in the city on Saturdayf
by the S. S. Aranuiole. They were_|
Driver J. A. Gosbee, of Murray Har
hor, and Gunner Ferguson Robt-rtson
ol' Marshfield.
’1‘hey were met at the wharf on
hers. all of whom were Derfectlyiton. nov. canon simpson and Mr.
W."-‘mm _ _ su". satisfied of the work done.-M. James Paton. A detachment fiom
NW. ' tthe draft, now in Charlottetown es-
Y W f The death took place at the Char-(corted the men, \vho were taken in
°“"g °m°“ °'°°mPl°‘°"""‘€‘ iottetown Hospital Sunday morning an auto to the City Hall, where ad-
ty; Mrs. M. Harvey, of Gordon,
__ _ Me.; Andrew at home; Sergt. E.
n°Ex ann' V Mode ‘J m yrne of the; Ives' Point Battery,
he funeral will také place from the
p,,p||,_ residence of her daughter, Mrs.
jnfm-m.¢;,m__Wme for musnued Joseph McLeod, 309 Grafton Street,
ggoklu esday morning nt 8.45 to the St.
'uh 5_1-_ new.u~B D_’_ Pun. '_ Dunst.'in's Cathedral, thence to the
RUNAWAY ACClDENT.- While
  Mrs. _David Jay and daughter of
- IND Mount Stewart were out driving on
Thursday last their horse, from some
unknown cause took fright. and bolted.
W0l.|»'VlU.E - - Neve Scotia. After running about half a imile the
“m carriage upset, the occupants being
A R°“‘d°""l| 5°h°°| f°l' B°}’5 “nd thrown violently to the ground. Mrs.
Y°\l“l MW- . Jay was seriously injured, two of her
ribs being broken and being other-
wise badly bruised and shaken up.
Her daughter Miss Lottie, also sus-
tained a painful injury, receiving a
badly broken ankle. The carriage was
badly shattered. Happily, Mr. S. C.
Clark in company with Mr. J. J. Mac
Donald on their way to Tracadie in
Mr. Clarlt's automobile arrived in the
scene a few minutes afterwards, just
ll-\ in time, and conveyed the injured la-
||lf°"“\ll°° lPP|Y l° ; dgeshas rarpidlly as ‘possible to hthe home
friggin] W,|_A|C||"|| io e r am y p ysician w ere they
gunna _ _ I," sam ‘] received medical attention and were
otherwise cared for. At lates; re-
.rived in Charlottetown Saturday on
_tran:i|'crred to the l~`i¢-ld Artillery
'one month after going to England.
He wi* four mouths 'in i<`ralice‘,
spending one month at Ypres and
the balance of the time on the
Somine. lie wus wounded on tlio
night of October 21st, lust in the
Somlue fighting receiving a gunshot
wound in the left arm at the elbow,
while bringing up ammuiiitloii. lie
was sent to England and spent eight
months in Keithley Hospital in York-
shire, and was later s-ent io the
Canadian Convalescent Camp nt
Deal. His left halid is somewhat
shrunken and it is still quite weak,
but ueeiiis to be getting stronger.
Gunner Robertson is the son of
Mr. Peter McNa.ir Robertson, of
Mars-hileld. lie also left Charlotte
town with the ii8t.h Siege Battery.
He was severely injured in the
knee in France, and was sent over
to Ramsgate' llospital in England -
and iiubsequt-ntly to Birkenhead
Hospital.
Feeling reference was made by
the speakers at the reception, to the
loss which Gr. Robertson hnd sus-
tained in the death of his mother. lie
did not hear oi' it until he reached
Plctou. It will he remembered that
he has three brothers et-ill at the
front,~ Bannerman, with the Dra-
goons, Preston, with the A. S. C..
and Graham, who left Charlottetown
recently for England. Another
brother, Morpeth, who was with ,the
illlth, was killed when Ferguson was
over in England. f
Both Gosbee and Robertson will go
before the hospital board for further
treatment.
They arrived in Halifax Friday
on the ship which brought over Hve
hundred wounded soldiers. They
were the only two island- soldiers on
board.
Nursing sister Miss Winnie_Mc
Leod also came out on this ship in
charge or the wounded men and ar-
a short visit to her parents, M~r. and
Mrs. John McLeod. _
Messrs. Robertson and Gosbee left _
for their homes in the afternoon;
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_ _ _ , I . _ _  _
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nieiuor
people _
he relllllidild Of U19 ll‘llEl'0 WHY Wlllvll .transportation facilities for the expe-
` is'llein
 ers in
tion.
- which stimulate the liv_er, 
regulate the ilow of __bile, h£_me_
sweeten the stomach, and .chhteh
` renew healthybowel action. _ hi, in
A household remedy as-iw*
Froved bysixty years ofpu - 
lc servlce' For every-day Fl`€l\Sl0l'l fflllglll ff»'l` by 0\ll` “ll°°5¢°" intl useful <‘iiizf»n.==; lliut our t'ai'lnei':i _ - ` , ‘ 
l\lI‘l€=l P1151- L9! US lil llllfl 5° intl iislieriiieii and ull otlier classes.  /-;-V"','_":~".'f'>- "_
Sllffilrlllgs and el/eil dflilll. lll nay he liri.-ugiit about and peace res
llllil W9 Wll0 l`0llll\lllf‘d Bl 'mme _ol'¢=<l; that our soltlieis may be prov' _ - _ ' -
illnesses, Beecham’s Pills ,’ ,Bn
I n '
, two cars cracked corn, one car farm V |,,mu
Autumn TermCommences Seotimh. l9I7 l implements, t.W0 Car!! Wagg0l]B, 0119 - d
ey. one car pig lead. one car  a  Oumel
Headmaster tobacco, one car of automobiles and f lllll 0
three cars of way freight. _ ‘  » and W
____ _ \el ii
` L., ian JA-y\|..ii=i..l.\a¢w~|4._ S,
()1 , Excstteur ssnMoN.- iievf "'5¢lfl°°"'1"l'°"- |°"°"'-“°°~ U ,ns
 8e& ii-:dwiilil Jiilies, or raiinouih, N. 
preac ed an able sermon in St.
M9ntroul -- ~ Canals Pt .
eers Camedml lam evening and‘ A late casualty listcontaius the and (.
following: Presumed to have dieti-
E. J. Driscoll, Clermont, P. 1-:_ 1. Were
Driscoll was a member ot the P, our w
a
lll0illElll- Hike l'0\1llS£‘l "nd “ll if the troiiiiirllnily may pump-.i'; that ` 1  
V65 Wlleflllll' W0 have done °“’ law, order and good feeling auioiir " /,, `;."_'._‘_'_.;'__
uty towards those brave DOYS all iiatloiialitios unil r~i~eefi.~i may pre lv ]`. .;.-`.',~,'~'.'f`,'?
h*"l|.l@l` We have l'l=59ll U’ me 1** vail; lliui justice- to ull uiiil l`a\'oui " ' ;E€§;`,*»1" L/
llle 0|lllBllllC'll~‘! llllllosell “P0” to none inay he i'eiitie|‘eii tu the cud  5
, , . t ~'.~“‘
ul/_ 
llle "P955 0( llle YT-"l11*fll'~ that Prince l-Itiwaril island may take
___ _ will realize how little we have really of Canada’ and Nye up to its name
tl0IlB.
ents the value of our liberties? -
this war to cost us one half of
eaitli. of our ease and comfort,
E. Island .Light Horse, before leav~ ,muh
nyone hesitate in answering July 181-. 1917-
an emphatic No? Let us then
h and appreciate surli liberties
Expeditionary Force. . an
The latest casualty list c-dhtains Wllll
the name of P. ii. Perry", St Nic- i-herl
io\v our interest to' retain them pm" on 3mu,.dn_v of MI, w_ }.},|{,,,,,,
bling oppression. Houston, of Mayfield, who eutereti
assuming the ,.espDnB|`b|m|e3 of the institution recently for inedl-cal
iirday nigh; by Mr. Murdoch Balder- OH
er of this Province, l desire to
son, Southport, that his son, Lieut. Prem I
Chester T. Balderson had died of my may the measures inaugllraled 'bl' Saturday afternoon, 'en route to his
Baldemon was 24 year; of age aiiny p edesaessoi' in aiding the prose- late home for iiitf.-riiient, _
gmdume of prince of \V,31e,=- (3¢,|..cution ot' the war will be continued
uch others taken as will assure
promise. After graduation he accept- 1-_,ma 8 and the Empire that the Deo Muon wmpmw or SL Mlm'
f this Province are determined who have the i coiitruct or rais-
mmue [0 do their ml] Shure ln ing the sunken Dredge litlliiiiiul
y and in men towards aiding
n and her Allies in bringing to
of Commerce, serving for some time pe 0
in Alberton, and later transferred to I0 D0
Victoria, B. C. When the war broke mono
out and the call t`or men, came, lic Bula
vices. I-le enlisted with a B. i‘. il 5"
regiment and after going into camp "ODI
at Valcartier came' home l`or a shoii Tl
8 ,
,B steps already taken to mem Mi. l\lt'l<`aiiy.oii of St. .lolin has
visit in August, 1914. He ieceivec Jn"
war conditions will be continued.
include l"E`p“mu""s ."7" the ot Toroiiio. 'l`lie Etkiiitiiiii' lliill it
IIS Of Ollr S0|lll9l'S 0l\ llle liilld. will be rr-iiienibereti was burnt about
g them out as agriculturists, ar- at yell! 850 and iillllli- ‘-5005 DPOSFHSS _
s anti for other conditions in life.
1915, wen! with his regiment to hey
France. lri his las'-t letter home he‘ ¢i€lll
referred with gratitude to the fact ilmn
that he had so fur escaped injury, “san
heavy engagements, but,'he added, The
such "luck was too good to last.;’ wild
anti sl
by ii
gagemeut on the morrow, herald, l
The Popular _Favour
r it was at Charlottetown Oni be cn'.i~bled to enter into such 8
and entire freedom from dust.
The Prohibition Vomiiiission is
si
of the Province should HKl1lll‘ .nusi be taken as will atiortl adequate
s waged 'lu France and Fiend-i anions handling or :he annie.
of “SALADA” Teas has been gained
on account of their uniform goodness
_ f,_,.,_(,_
B|a¢k, Gran } Sealed Packets only Que
or Mixed Shutting ‘Wt C9’-“ami ..
defence of liberty and rivili'/.a-_| Those and .many other prii-bil-iris _ _ _ _ _ _ l_________W__L_.__£_;__.______ _v_V;:_,=$!._,_,__,E$t_
Olll' lll0\l8lllH Bllvlllil HU 0'-ll lo will receive Ihr- attention of the G0 &n»_y|¢~;§:,l1“~‘i~»'\'_|"|,§§7"`x?'r'.\T.`-_.'  `.
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any island buys who, leaving vo;-iiineny and nil citlrr-tis iiitt-i'es-iteii , _ =~`_
ull lhill- WHS f-l0Hl`8Sl I0 lllelfk in the welfare of the Province uri-
l`9l8llV0S. frlflllllll. E059 and :arneiitly ask:-tl th lend their best

retain the freedom from 0D~ |54 for and assisted in bet-oining goon . _ _ ‘ _
_..  ____.. _
,mi
l0 be feared lhllt mlllll’ °f “B a proud stand among the Provinces
i‘au we measure in dollars of --Garden of me Gu|f_»»
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A. E. ARseNAu|_r. _ " ,Ai / "
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vmory be mo dem.|y bougm-_> Promiei"s tlitlce , Charlr.-ftetowii
DIES IN HOSP|TAL.-- The df-nth
occuri't>d in the l’. E. lslailtl iios I of the corn used In
treatment. The i-einaiiis were r`or-
warded by train to Hunter River ou
_ T0 RAISE SCOW.- Tile North
ern Drs-.ige und' (‘onuti-- _
Only the finest corn is used
i-hall, it iiot:k_v Point, huvg begun
work. ‘T
hr- plant vniisistiilg oi` the
tug l". l.. Flint, ii lioisiiug ¢.i:u\\', der
from Cliutliarii. N. B.. on 'I`liul':;ti:l_\'.
charge oi’ the operations. The plant
is owned by Mr. Vivian H. Buriraln
is being made und Caplaiii i\‘lcl'atl-
_veil expects to have the dredge rzii.~i-
“The Sweetheart of the~£orn"
tnlellt, Wdlll I0 li lHSlf Glllllll’ ‘o»o|ierat.i0u in ortloi' tilut un curl) _
‘il\|0\lB l8lJ0ll1‘. fllHC0lllf0l`l. "ll :ntl sucfsesstul collvlusioli ot' the wa- y ‘{"- “
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Canadians for over eleven years. It tells the story
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