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The Cook’s Studio
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GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
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we a business matter-
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Professional Cards
Dr. .|. P. McGrath
Corner of Prince and
Sydney Streets
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to ll, I to 4
p._m. and 7.50 to 8.30 p. m.
Telephone No. 632
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McLEOD & BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, K. C.
lsrrllster and Attorneys-at'Law
' Money to Loan.
Office-Bank of N. 8. Chamheru,
' Charlottetown. P. li. l.
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Barrlrters and Attorney;
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1. D. STEWART
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public
Office Newaon Block, Charlottetown
Branch Office, Geergttewn
Mens to Loan on Real lstate
ureioiiutr.
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McLEAN A McKlNNON
IS Y 0 _ 
Barrister Attorney-at-Law . Some write and allow their names an
noyi a it n hai . ci. ittetown oh°t°zr\i>h=t=°b° i>11b\i°1=°4"it-\\_*“'i~
Ohcesi? 0lduGuiPr?iian Olihoce. Pro- MONTAGUE monlals. llanymore teilt-boil' friendl-
wss Block, Charlottetown, P. Bi. 1. If yonneedamedleine for Wo-
MhillfElhlil.l. _ i mon] Aijmgntg, “ty Lydll E.
Marie Horse Races :.':;::r.‘:.-.-..:.:°." " '"=°' ~“°“'
Tuesday August 28th., 1917
$240.00 IN PURSES $240.00
All class s t b trotted 7-8 Mile liieats. Classes _ _ _ _
° "_ ° ..f.»i.~...- _ _ _ _ .siiciisiiun
_ < d , ’ $90.00. '
Cl_assti;ot*al}_ P854’ P\l_§9¢ 70_00_
1-=»\»=-fer: :: 2: 1: 55-00-
Green Race
Alih . 'h' to contest in the above classes are
asked to iiiddlgedienvdlinlrlgeir entries on or before Thursday 23rd
Cash must accompany entry. E
5Dtr vent. of Winners.
M' 'l P it ~' dt beequalicd orracin .tilldjl has been U“'_
in hrstldlfissahoniiilirdn this season. and the mmm” ‘mn 52""
no sine in makin this day enjoyable for all. Positively _[ther
wilrhe no automobiles allowed on or near the grounds. ere
Purses divided 50 25, 15 and l0_per centgo A
will heweli-stocked Tea, Dinner.
freshmeat saioons, so come one and all and meet YOU! fluids and
"ucv f th be t aces of the season.
Asnfgigf Prainewiil :un from Charlottetown at reduced rates.
See train arrangements later. "
Admission to grounds 25c.
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LADIES’ _  
FASHIONAB
PUMPS f
REDULED T0
$2.98
Ladies, we are offering _
You the balance of our
summer pumps at $2.98
the former prices were
from $3.50 to $4.50. We
have all sizes in Patent
leather. and Gun Metal
leathers, but not all sizes in
every kind, some_havc low
and some have high heels
they are a nice lot, and could
not be bought_ today whole-
sale at anything like this
price.
Postage 10 cents to an
ddress_
Alley & C0.
135 Queen St. ‘
hariotteiowo, PE. I.
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A. E. t LYON, Studio
Good Photogrihy
Moderate' Pri _ -
Personal attention to Am-
107 Queen St.. _
' ' _`F
_;K0daks i
_,__ _
There is only one Kodak that
- gives entire satisfaction, and
I that is the i
li
1 Eastman i
Buy one and if not satisfac-
tory we will take it back\._
i Those are the kind of kodalts
` we sell, and have them from
$1.00 to $133.00.
We also develop your films
and print your pictures at prac-
tically coat. We have had
vears' of experience and know
our work. Last year we devel
oped an Eastman film which
was four years old', and the ne-
gative is here for inspection.
Mail us your next film to ds-
velop and when in need of films
write us. We pay postage.
Eli' ’ Pharmac Lid
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 .¢-~»¢»»----
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_ 25.00.
ntrance 5 per cent. of purse and
Ice Cream. Dancin_g and Rr-
By order,
On Friday morning 'tho 10th inat.
after a brief illness Catherine lsabel
Goiirley, beloved wlfe‘of the Rev. It.-
l‘. l\liirra_v of Mount Stewart, P. lil.
1., fell asleep lii` Jesus. Mis.` Murray
was born in Sheet Harbour N.  on
August 2-ith, 1885, the youngest
daughter of Dr. John McGourIey of
that place. She received g liberal
educatioli gi'u_duiitiiig from Dalhousie
University with the degree- of B.A.
in 11107. and vriiining the M. A.. do
gree the following year. On Aug. 16th
1911 sho became the wife of the Rev.
li. l’. Murray and for the remainder
of her ton brief but happy and beau-
tiful life was the cherished and help-
fiil r:o‘mpani0na of his joys and lah-
oiira. Four healthy and promising
children were been to them. Three
s0ns.Joi|n, William anii Robert and
at the moiher`s death.
Mrs. Murray was ii sweet and beau-
tiful woman with -an engaging -person-
ality s refined and cultured mind and
a brave. bright spirit. She took a,
deep iiiticrest in the religious and
social life of the Church and commun-
ity and was especially activo while
her strength permitted. in patriotic
work. Sho will be greatly missed and
is deeply mourned by all classes and
denominations. Her untimely death
has saddened -the whole oomniunity.
The respect in which sho was held
and the sympathy felt for her sorrow-
ing husband and friends was shown
hy the very large number who ss-
seinblerl at the funeral service which
was held in the Presbyterian Church.
Mt. Stbwsrt on Sunday afternoon.
-conducted by the Revs J. M. McLeod
St. l’ete_i~s Bay; D`. Mcvicur, Cardl
gan; 'l'i. L. Collin, Marshfield and
('ai‘ew_ etiiodisf). She waiMr asd(.M
Mr. Carew, tMa_tliodisi)l‘ She'.wa_'s
laid in rest 'ln the _quiet village came-
tery amid _the gentle weeping ,of the
auninisr rain. until that morn when
“Those angel Tacos' amliefwhich we'
have loved since and 'lost'swhils.
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WUMAN- Will-K,” _
  uizztifivuuse
lHealth Restored ' by Lydia
E. Pii_\khsm's Vegetable'
Compound. _
Jamaica, N. Y.--"l suffered greatly
with my head and withkbaekaehe, was
wen ,
ner-
hot
as was
for two
O n s d a y
I was feeling
unusually had my
sister-in-law ‘came
in and said, ‘I
you -would try
Pinlrham's
' So I
began taking it now in 8005
health and am took the Com-
pound three times a day after meals, _
and on retiring atnlght. I always keep
a bottle in the house."-Mrs. L. N.
Burma/iivi, 35Globe Ave., Jamaica, N.Y.
Women who recover their health nat-»
uraily tell others what helped them
Pinkham’sVegetsbleCompound.
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medl-
cins Oo. (eonndentiai) 101' UBI'
_il
SENSATION
Pure Bred Clyde. weight
1800 lbs in Stud Season
_-AND ALSO-’
Commodore Leilyard '
The Sire of all the
best Racing Stock
Al the Stables oi the
Ellis Pharmacy ltd.
one daughter less than two woeiui olil‘
_ ..*Mr. Win. McGregor. lobster seal-
er for 0'!-lsnley Bros. arrived in St.
Peters Saturday and spent the week
end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
O‘H.anley. '
. .°lT PAYS to buy in this province. ,' Elsffnn |¢[KSO||‘|_§ the two Cardinals' met at a reception,
_ -- _-._ aid Hartman said: "Reassure your-
the uiggrgeaqgu'all-Cd‘l2o;e|;?:":|' Mr Illd MTH Tilmlliily PUMPS. Sli self ioui Einiiiencr. ive shall not
I-uve Charles. spent Sunday at Cable Head npgai, of Wd,
_ 9 i _ - _ _
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_ ' _ ' _________ tu.. guests of liir- and' Mrs. Ausustinf 1-,, w,,,,.,, M,,,.,_,,_,,. ,_,,p,,,_,,_ "And
‘ - '   0H““l°y' _ 'you. lslmineiii-c, bc |'cai=sui'eil. 'we shall
. _ _ _ __* __ _ an ____e__ _ ___. not talk of peace.
He m Y ds will be plea g _ F _ S _
--- ed to lsain that Miss Jennie Suther _ S "ref" ‘B "'t‘"‘ ll h“ been
MR P MU R Y had ls recovering from her recent 1" (ardinal haspuiils utity to liaiisait
- . --' _ .-1 ' _   _.
‘ 3- R- - R A - ` “BBL - _» all the foreign busliiess of the Vati-
_ _  V - _ . an. both secular and orricsiaaiir;
C
but after the visit of ('ui\liiial Mgr-
cler_ the Popp hlniself has signed all
letters p_eii't.ainli|g to tht- utrocitiea
and deportiiilons iii llolgiuin und
l°‘raii<~_e. whether these iettf-rs were
addressed to vccieslastics or heat.
of States. At the .-iiiiiiv iiiiie. ii is
BUMMERSIDE MARKETS. _
Buckwheat   ...$1.00 5|
Butter (dairy).._  4'
Butter (i:rr»ame'i‘_vl . . . . . .
._ 30
Calfskins   .. ._  ...22
Eggs . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
._ 3~i`to 35
Hay (now loose)  . . . _ . . . .
._ $12
1-iidefs    .. ...19
Oats white  .. .....80
Oats, black ......83
Potatoes...    $1.00
Straw (pressed-1  .  _.$10
Pork..    ....10 to 19
Wool (washed) . . . .
..  . . . .
_.75
Wool (unwaahed) .. ,. 
Lamb Peits each . . . . .
 40 to 75
3335’
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.Butter (prints)  . . .35
Beef, lb. (retail)   .20-.2
Straw; ton   .. 10.00-12.0
Oats (black) bush.   .8
Oats (white) )bus-h. ..  .. 80
Ducks, each    .......65»70
Chickens (Pair)   ,.100-1.25
wiNis"Piici ii
iusnci"
Alsace-Lorraine and Italia lrredenta
Restored. Free Poland, Turks
Oueted From Palestine ‘
NEW~YORK_, N. Y.-A cable mes-
sage from Paris received by the of-
'lcisi French Bureau of information
in this city. indicates that. Mgr. Fred-
erick' Ted"eschlni. who has been uii-
der Secretary of State of the Vati-
can, has succeeded Cardinal Gssparri
as Papal Secretary of State.
,Previous despatches direct [rom
Home credits-cl "many italian news-
papers and some authorities on Vat-
ican affairs." as affirming that Card-
inal Gasparri had resigned, partly be-
cause of lil-helth and party 'because
policy iii relation to Germany. The
semioflicial Vatican organ flatly de-
nied, however, that the Cardinal had
retired. Th’ message received by
the Bureau of information quotes
Mgr. Tedeschlni as declaring for "a
peace of justice." lt follows:
"ln a conversation which Mgr.
Frtl‘eiico Tedeschini. new Secretary
of State of the Vatican, had with the
ltome correspondent of the A. B. C..
a Spanish newspaper, he made the
following interesting declaration:
“‘Only a. Christian peace is desir-
able. because it will be a peace of
justice. ‘ Some people have pretended
thai. a Christian -pc-ace ought to be a
white peace or ll peace without re-
sult, that is, ii peace bringing the
world back to the status quo ante.
"‘Th-is is not exact. We believe.
on the contrary, that there are rights
which justice, must respect. We can-
not believe, for instance-, that Catholic
Poland will revert to the same state
as it was before the war. As Chris-
t.ians we cannot approve that Pales-
tine should remain under the Turkish
yoke.
"'We believe also that every one
would be satisfied to see Alsace-Lor-
raine re-turned to Francs. We be-
lieve finally that if the italian pro-
vinces now under Austrian domina-
tion shouid be returned to Italy, no
Christian would oppose it. just as
no Christian would' declare himself
opposed to the unification of Rumania
in the East_""
For a long time it has been com-
mon' gossip in ecclesiastical circles in
Rome that Cardinal Gasparrl was not
conducting _the Papal Foreign 'Omoo '
to suit the Roman' Curia. On the
other hand; his friends stated that he
was conducting it with absolute ec-
clesiastical and diplomatic correct:
ness. adding that the fact that Cath-
olic nations were at war impoed up-
on the Vatican a neutrality which
could not betray sympathy even for
one side~'or the other.
This war. however, before the visit
Cardinal Mercier' ‘made to Rome late
in 1915 to reveal personally to Pope
Benedict XV. the details of the Ger-
man oitrocitles in Be|`giiim.- After
trying ,in vain to prevent, short of
using hodlfly restraint. the ~Csrdinal's
visit the German authorities sent his
Eminence of Sologno, Cardinal Hart-
mann, to watch him, and, if possible,
Montague, P. B. I.
to piiovent a private' audience' with
tha I-loly Father. Rightly or wrong-
slso said. th.; Seci'clur_v has always
insisted on the foriiiaiily nl' voiiiluct-
ihg all negotiations personally with
M. Viingenheuvel. the Belgiuii Minis-
ter iii.-_ the Vatica-ii, and in tho ab-
i>A__GE sn_vEN_ _
Thetreat that its lovers learn
to expect from _ a cup of
“SEAL BRAND” COFFEE, _
is always realized to the full_____
for “Seal Brand” holds its
_ aroma and flavour to the last
spoonful in the air-tight can.
i.. ;,', i ma 1 sauna tim. whole-`|roun__d-A val"-"11'-it ll"
fine ground for Percolltors. Never eoid in buns., _ ia;
cruise s. saivsoa N. Mowiraizai.. ' ‘ 
l!'._..__P“.__.__.'-_-.1 _.___ __-_a-.___ rl.
G:ii=parri ziiso. and not the l'0pr-, who
in April last aiiiioiiiivcil that ihi- Ger-
man Kiili=f~r, giving hooii to repro-
seniiitioiis l`i'0|ii the Vallcan_ felt iE'..~.--
poaetl to iii:-ii-oiitlnuo forcible deport-
atiniis of He-lgian i\'orknieii_
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i_v 1-oi‘|~i-_i-t. licvanie. ai'i'ui'ilii\g to re-
liiui. lliori- iiliil iiiuri: a sou-ri'e ni' an-
iioyiiiir-o to tho lionian i-iiria. as they
lii~iii~v<-il that iii 1| mailer uf so grvat
iiiiportaiicc ills lliilincss .should he
rt-_ir-hail and heard without any minis-
uf the Poptfs desire to institute a new `
sence of thc Holy' Fallis-i'. it was
”;‘_  The Flag for which our fathers died
.§i’.iZi;..'.i’.,'.'..i'_::: _ _:'1:_:':i2ii§ T116 Flag W€'|| guard Wh3t€'€1‘ l)€'id€-
I -vi, __i__.._
GHSl>ai‘|'i`s i-oiiiluci. while lcrliiiii-iii~ i<-iial liilcriiiciiiary.
L _ ..-_.._l .=B- Bi, __-__ _ 'Y f-T.
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“Up with the Union Jack boys,-
And let the Nations see
TheFlag vw hich Britons hail with pi ide,
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il‘.’.‘i‘_"i2`i.' f”."_“_"'_‘__z' ._;'a_‘..°..1.i:3§ THE FLAG_ OF LIBERTY!"
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You will need the flag for every patriotic event for years to come-,-for every
one of those great victories that you positively KNOW are sure to come! You can
use it constantly for decorative purposes in public and private sociables, in the
school house, in the church, and-best of all-in the home. You will be able to
celebrate all the holidays~Empire Day, the King’s Birthday, Dominion Day, etc.,
etc.
_ Presented By the Guardian
This flag distribution is a patriotic effort entered into by a combination of the leading papers
ofthe Dominion to provide the way whereby the Empire's emblem may bc flung io the
breeze from every house in Canada.. Owing to _the _war the shortage of fast dye colors-
which must come from abroad -had m_ade it well-nigh impossible to secure genuine fast-color
dyed iiags in quantities. I-Iow to possibly secure several hundri d thousand full-sized flags
for this Dominion-wide movement-that became the question of the hour. This com binalioii
of Canada’s greatest newspapers took up the viork, and by guai anieeing vihat was, the
largest single flag order ever placed, the way was smoothed so that every reader may be
prepared to unfuri from his or her home the full-sized, authentic emblem of the worid’s
greatest and proudest Empire. -
A FLAG FOR EVERY HOME--Get '
ready for that great victory! Don't
you KNOW it is sure' to come Pat-
riotic Canada must be ready for lt--
` YOU must do your part!
$ .25
This price of $2.25 is for the coni-
pleic l"lag Outfit. it is not a stiff
niiisiip flag printed with ink-~--init ii.
in ii hoaiitiiiii soil cottoii biintin:
that with orfiiiiary vitro sliolilrl lat'-l
ii lifetime. 'l`lin colors are dyed in
   be    S"    
I i'0iii(piell:o is iif3si:|‘ilicri`lieluw.'
- These beautiful flags are not little hand flags, but-full sized
three by five feet; bigger than the top of your drawing room table, and.
are in genuine fast-dyed colors. The ornamental pole or staff, if desired
in addition is overfsix feet long-and jointed like afishing-rod. The
metal holder or window bracket, to be permanently fastened in the
window, overcomes all the trouble you have always heretofore had in
hanging out a flag.
The Complete $5. Flag Outfit, $2.25
This “Outfit” Consists of:
The Flag!-lull size, 3x5 ft , fast colors. _
A Rope alliard fcr samc._ _ _
A Six Foot Jointed Flagstaff. with ornamental bail end.
A Metal Staff Holder (which may be permanently screwed to the
- window sill#-allowing the pole to be instantly inserted or
- " _ ' removed at will).
All enclosed in a boat, in which the compieteoutfit mav be permanently kept in compact
space w hen not in use (size box, 2 1-2 inches square by 3 feet long), °
one at once.
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.n?‘23'.f.'.’»i’.!§l? 's‘§°‘i>Ti'fi?".‘i This Flag Coupon
$2-25 39 most dwifable- with (Accompanied hy the sfmount mentioned in the announcement
thf_:_ complete $5’ Outfit, ygi; - covering the t-ost or the distribution.)
Wi at 3 m°m°"t9 "Mice w|i.t. wusu P sean so Ar THE orrics or TMI
able to displa_y the Flag from ' R T
an window, rom the roof or
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Uagle'e“d~ - Entllle ilio reader of this paper to _
 _  c The Complete $5 Flag and Oiilfii
IP t ls °“P°n For Only $2.25
.MAIL ORDERS.-If complete outfit is wanted send the 82.25
Today li? :v.'!..’°.-...':.'i."ssl..f::.rs&:‘:°;x..%2.'“:i.:.:2.1:.‘°'...ls
_ postmaster amoun¢ to include for.3 lbs. ‘
R E D]NGWEIfL 11506 23Mmw!tf ly Cardinal Gasparri has been sccus R 1 ' -"'-
“»¢Cl’¢iilf’ i of furlhoriii the dv.-
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