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range from 50c to $2-.
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to keep your car bright
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_ Central Drugstore
' Headquarters for _Fishing
Tackle
S. V. Mallet Pownal
B_ergt. Allen, Georgetown
Chas. A. Gillis, Orwell Cove
Roy Pursey, North_ll.ustico
Harry B. Tlppelt, St. John. -
James 0'Brien, St. Joliir.
,I-I. P. W00d‘. 'Suinmer~sido.
J.. . Wood, Siiimrierside.
Lewis, Suinnierside.
Murphy (.Ir.) Tignish.
Wadman, Sumniei's'lde.
Goodwin, Halifax.
B. Christian, Halifax.
. MacDonald. North Lake.
J. Macdonald, North Lake.
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Morrison, Launching.
Dolron, North Rustlcfo.
A. Beaver. St. John.
Berlantch, New Glasgow, N. S.
M. Sikinner, New York.
W. Skinner, New York.
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'W'hen_'-’yo`u cannot
sleep and are 'easily ir-
ritated .and worried
y.0]»1.have rea_son_to sus-
pect that _ the 'nerves
are belo.w__nQrmal. 1
Th¢5f_.9.r&-.not getting
P1‘0Per' -‘nourishment
from the food you eat,
and need a little spe-
cial help. A few
_._ weeks’ treatment with
Dr. 1 Chase’s Nerve'
Food will do wonders
for anyone in this con-
°1"?aS€ IQ Weight while
using this food cure.
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.isA. P. Clark and wife, St, ‘Jqhn,-
Wllllam Burleigh, EI|arg1.|e_
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‘IN TH Hammoll' Y“I"“°“tl‘- 'sacrament of the Loid’s Supper will'
____ ‘ . -. Foster, Montreal. 1, di _
,_ maven: Horst. ' E- M- Camweli- '1`°f°“t°- tile oBl)v?i:.l;ie‘l~ie‘liIiI‘tP§i;1il’il);ll'e}1i‘rlliI 
' _ 'at 11 o’clock Service,in the even-
W. H. Dougherty, Caps Trav- Mr. and' Mr-s. R. C. Clark. Mt. Ste-
f"w.“‘I*€f'-1
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Hazen. Toronto
Steele, N Y
Finch, Toronto
Carr. Truro.
Coates. Amherst.
Holman, Montreal.
Frlcde, St. Louis o. U.S.A.
Grant, New, Glasgow, N. S.
Goodwin. St. John, N. B.
McKay, St. John.
Fost, Boston.
MacDonald, Moncton.
Geo. M. Young, Fredericton.
F. G. Spencer, St. John.
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W' L' Memcki Humax' VICTORIA HOTEL ing at 7. Preparatory services on
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wart. _
Keir (‘larlr. Mt. Stewart.
Sterling_('.|ark, Mt. Stewart.
A. D. Pottillo, Truro.
lllltz, Halifax.
T. Nisbct, llaliiax.
A. McDonald, Souris.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS it
 teacher, Miss Beryl Morson. and ac-
quitted themselves admirably. Priz-
>l(§l4(43I@i)I$f3If
W I ' - . es were given to -those who had made
w he best attendance from February
AGENTQ WANTED WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH- t _
°' I" P°"‘b""’k S°“°°" N°' 1"' gxlaii lil/`il1I>iiIf»l-lizrleriwlelilmillrs Illeilfilitilisila
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Pon1'sA-i1' AGENTS w/ANTED. S“"p‘°"‘““‘ $40' Apply “’ Mex' Macnetii, :ri-ri. -Irving sri-wart. _A
Send for Catalogue, Prints. Solari
and Bromide. Finished I’ortraits`
Convex or Flat, Frames, Glass and i
all supplies. Merchants Portriiit Co.,
Toronto. 100-7-1tIl8th
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
“the old reliable Fontliill Nurser-
ies.” We roach our men to sell.
Experience unnecessary; highest
commissions paid; handsome. tree
hqunment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto. 115-7-ltiliioth
'l_'_EA(lHERS WANTED
TEACHER_ WANTED FOR' EAST
Polrit School No. 50. Supplement
$25.00.- Spring and fall viicatiou.|
Allply to J.. J. McDonald, Secy. of
Trustees-R. lt. N0. 1. 312-7-l0M4i
WANTED.-TEACHER FOR UNION
Road school, supplement $50, mid-
summer vacation. (T. Mellctt, Sec-
retary oi' Trustees. 317-7-10M4l
WANTED TEACHER FOR SOUTH
Milton School, No. 100. Supplcmtont
$70. T. A. ltoiid. Secretary. “
305-7-10M2l:
WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-
er for Brailal-bane School. School
opens lnrmediatcly. Supplement
$25.00. Write Major (‘.. Mu-riny,
Secretary. 3091-7-10M4l.
TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST
l3sltic_School No. 42. Supplement
$40. Apply to Secretary. Patrick
Grady. 247-7-6M6i.
WANTED A TEACHER FOR COVE-
head lioad school. Supplomcnt
$40. Ernest Rogcrson, Secretary.
237-7-6M5I.
TEACHER WANTED CABLE HEAD
West School. Supplement $65.
Mtdsumer vacation. Apply Robert
McKenzie, Secretary. 22i'i-7-0M6I
WANTED, -TWO TEACHERS FOR
Graham Road School. Supplement'
$75.00 for each teacher. Garden=
in connection with school. Alfr-:dl
Green, Secretary School. 109-7-l\14i
rescues, Finer on sEcoNo`
class wanted for Argyle Shore
School. Supplement $100.' Sum-
mer vacation. Jas. Ferguson, Secre-
tary. R. R. No. 2 125-7-llM4iPD.
ATTENTION. PRINCIPAL WANT-
ed for Victoria School. Supplement
voted $150. Midsummer vacation.
Apply I3' letter or in person if pos-
|ibie._ . Boswell, Secy. Trustees. ‘
9030-6-24Mtf.
"’1'HRE»E HUNDRED TEACHER
required for Saskatchewan and Ai
herta _schools opening In August.j`
Salaries $800 to $1.000 per annum
Full details each appointment sup
plied. Apply stating qualifications
to Canadian Teachers Agency, Bo -
14, Regina, Sauk."
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WANTED TEACHER FOR BAVAQE
lIiO‘I’i‘I.
Harbor School district No. 5. Sup~
pie $35.00. ' Midsummer vacat-
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-' Ofllde . fl 274-7-8Mti’.
Graham. Secretary, Gnspereaux. P.
E. l. 340-1lM6iPP1J.
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1-*on SALT:
AUCTION SALE.-WE WILL SELL
on the Market Square Friday, July
12th, at 12 o'clock noon, blood marc,
color black. Terms cash. Benj.
Carter Co., Auctioneers.
314-7-l0M3i
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL NEWLY
freslioiieii holsteln cow age 6; also
peI‘uliei'oir horse nge 4. Ksntford L.
Waite, Wilmot Valley. 333-7-l1M3i.
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FOUND
FOUND OILSKIN COAT_ OWNER
can have same by calling at 40 lip-
per Prince Street. 311-7-l0M2i.
WANTE D HELP-
FEMALE
WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to 50 Great
George St. 203-7-l0Mtf.
HOUSEMAID WANTED FOR THE
Davies I-lotol. 288-7-9M1wk
HOUSEKEEPER--W~ANTED APPLY
‘Guardian Oillcc. 341-7-l1M3l.
MISCELLANEOUS
JNO_ ALFRED MCDONALD, PRO-
vlncinl Land Surveyor, llermanville.
R. R. No. 3. Souris.
REMIT BY DOMINION EXPRESS,
money nrdcr. lf lost or stolcn you
get your money back. li30M‘li1ll
SALESMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE
for city .town or country. Rig earn-
ings guaranteed. l'crmsnen~t all your-
job. No experience necessary. Write
Lulrs Brothers, -Limited, Montreal.
_ _ 252-7-8MEtill3th
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T041 FT I 9'
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T0 LET.-HOUBIZ CENTRALLV 
diti0I1. Note your in- -
“What is their opiniion of his Judg-
s Clark St. John » ' ‘ ‘~ " " .i
f ~ _ . p . m. Afternoon subject, The
W”"-‘\\‘““\“ ` Dicker8°"‘ St-' John' s .-Lord’s_Supper." Evening subject, "A
S' Sharp' Bmefmd' Great Sinner whom God Loved.”
marents and tcnlclmrs. were made by
Rev. -Mr. T’orvin and others. All
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Blame  -_   Tllé C¢uffalG1wrdian '
. IT PAY] lo liny- in this Province.
cont 119 'ri-il ice enum social.
and dance in the Lake Verde School
house on Friday evening July the 12th
lduliepiou 25 cents. _- 336
GET YOUR GEASON TICKET for
Chautauqua Week. $5.50 worth of eu-
tertaiuments-for $2.00. Don't delay
till all ,are sold.
HELP A PR-ISONER _OF WAR by
attending the Strawberry. festival on
K. 0. C. grounds Friday.-»night. 387
 _-‘~». ..
Au. si-iouen ei=:'t_"€i_=if§|e_I§t_- sea-
son 'r|cKE1's for Chautauqua. week.
£5.50 wortlf of euteI‘l.dYi!_l'IiB`nts for
2.00. Don't dolay till all are sold.
'  326-7-ioivitr
CONVENTION DATE.-gi-The semi-
annual convention of he South King’s
District of the S. S. Association ls
down for July `19tb, at 2 p'. m. ami 8
p. m. _ `}
" wHA~r is THE sra-Nbino or me
Manager oi' -the Fur Sales Board with
the largest fur buyers” -in America?
ment’ Come and he at the Board of
. / \,.
j""ff-'-‘-'-'~`-'~‘==`-'-==~f--»----2-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-ee 'Trade R¢9mg'Ju1y-fémaf' "_-N 323 #ENT member ot the home-making
Hewitt, Montague. aAP'ri`sT ssnvia s.-'July 14th
are as follows:--Ahrfey 10.10 a. m.,
Murray River 3 p in Beach Point 7
Saturday at 2 30 Rev J (" Martin
will preach
VOTE OF SYMPATHY -Members
of the York Auxiliary of the W. M. S.
express their deep sympathy with
their President. Miss llattle Vessey.
and their sisters Mrs. Amos West.
Mrs. E. J. Vessey and Mrs A. B.
Crockett. in the great loss they have
suffered in the‘death of a wise, de-
voted husband aud father.
MR. R. K. JOST HERE.-Mr. R. K.
Jost, of Boston, arrived in Charlotte-
town on Tuesday night. being sum-
moned home by the death of lils sIs\_
ter, Mrs. Harry McPherson. who died
so suddenly on Monday. lt is some
thirteen years ago since Mr. Jost left
here. At that time it will he remem-
bered he conducted a shoe store in
Charlottetown.
UPTON SCHOOL EXAMS.- The
semi-annual examination of Up-
ton |School was held on the afternoon
of Wednesday, June twenty-sixth.
there being sixteen visitors present.
The pupils were examined' ‘by their
treat provided- by~~ t~l1ef- teacher, was
passed around by two of the pupils.
after which an address was -read to
the teacher by Cyrus Turner, while
an appropriate gift was presented by
Susan McPherson, on behalf of the
pupils. Remarks by both lady and
gentleman visitors followed, express-
ing great satisfaction with the work
shown. the clever way in which the
children peri`ormed their exercises in
Physical Drill being muchhdmireil.
Other subjects in which they were
examined were Reading-, Spelling,
Writing, Arithmetic. History,_ Geo-
fraphy, Granrmai; Algebra, Geomctrv.
Latin and French. A unanimous
vote oi’ thanks was tendered the tea-
i-iier fm- iiei- iaithriii and iminatrlkiuiz
work in the school during the past
two years. Arrangements were then
made for ii school Picnic to be held on
July Sixteenth. an event to which all
look forward with pleasure.
SCHOOL WORK. - On Thursday,
June 27. the closing of Mt. Pleasant
scliool was hold.. About titty visitors
and ratepnyers_ including the trustecs
and secrcmry and Rev. Mr. Porvin.
assembled to listen to the zifternoon's
exercises of the school children and
all seemed highly pleased with the
prompt and correct answers oi’ the
pupils. who were _ examined in the
various subjects taught by their
teacher. Miss Grace Mucllougall, as-
sisted by i'our visiting teachers. The
quietness and order which prevailed
throughout the afternoon speaks well
for Miss lYlacDougaIl as a disciplin-
urinn. An excellent program consist-
ing of songs. recitattlons and dialogues
was ac;-eprably rendered by the p\lDllH»
Goiigratulittory remarks to pupils.
seonicil to regard the year's work as
a' success. The teacher replied in a
few brief but well chosen words. im-
pressing upon parcnts as well as
children the importance of regular at-
tendanco and lloiiie Study. Then.
treating pupils and. visitors to candy.
a most successi'ul.examlni\tion was
brought to a close by the singing of
the "NutI.onal Anthem.
SPECIAL!-Men's striped wool
pants only-S .75. Farmers Clothing-
Store. 335.
GET YOUR SEASON TICKET for
Chautauqua Week. $5.50 worth or sn-
tertainments for $2.00. Don't delay
till all are sold.
_ BAPTIST SERVICES.-Rev. F.A.
HUNBY-Will DYGHCII Sunday 14th. as
follows:-'Montague 11 a. ur., Uigg'3
p. m., Eldon 7 p. ni.
NOT BID -IN -The business pre-
misss and laundry of Mr. A. F. Web-
ster offered for- sale at public auction
yesterday did not sell.
MURRAY HARBOR- Methodist
circuit July 14. Services White Sands
ll 11. Cave Bear at 3. Harbor at 7.
Rev. W. H. Sweet for the day.
ALL SHOULD GET THEIR- SEA-
SON TICKETS for (‘-hautauq-ua-Week.
$5.50 worth. of entertainments for
$2.00. Don’t delay till all are sold.
_ 325-7-10Mtf
COUPLING EXPERIENCE in buy-
ing with up-to»d.ate study of the “ails”
a woman becomes a highly EFFIC-
partnership.
PULP-IT E-XCHANGE.-Rev. E.S.
Weeks will exchange pulpits with
Rev. W. H. Sweet next Sunday and
will conduct Divine worship-Murray
Harbor at 11, Little Sands at 3, and
Murray Rver at 6.30.
POLICE COURT.-- Neil Walker
charged with driving an automobile in
a reckless manner, appeared at the
Police Court yesterday and was cou-
victed. He was fined $25 and costs.,
the costs amounting to $4.95. He paid
up.
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The _Most Striking.Event in the World’s History _
~ -_ A *'_ *_ -_ ---» -|u_.:q
LAST TIMES Tooavs--7iANn8;2i5"  
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LADIES OF CHARLOTTTETOWN  f'
I Don’t Fail to See ' It   
“THE BELGIAN” I
- DOES THE MANAGER of the Fur
Sales Board really understand the
marketing of our valuable fox pelts?
if you do not think so he will apprec-
iate aiiy suggestions. Give .them to
him at the Board of Trade liooius.
July 16th. 328
MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES. -
In the last issue of the Canada Gaz-
ette a continuation of Sli' Doiiiilas
Halg’s despatch of the 7th April, sub
initting names deserving of special
mention. included in the list. is the
iiiinie'of Lieutii-(lol. W. 13. Prorrso, I).
S.'0., Lleut. M. l\‘ Keeping and lilalor
_A. T. McKay, Prime Edward island.
THANKFULLY ACKNOWLEDGED
-Mrs. John `McLe`od, Bellevue, has
received a letter from Sergt. ll, Mc-
Pherson acknowledging tliereceipt of
a parcel from Valleyiield Red Cross
containing two paIrs`socks, also ii
cake and not knowing who is Secre-
tary oi' said SocIety'he wished to ot-
fer his sincere tl1anks“to one‘uiid all
for their kindness in remembering
him in far away France. His present
address is: Sergt. R. McPherson, Sth
Battalion, CE., A Clay., ’BIE.F_, Cana-
dian Engineers, France.
A FAREWELL GAf_THE-RING.-
When it became known on the even-
ing of June 2-ith, that Alphonsus
second son of Mr. and M-rs. Patrick
Mclnnls, of Gowan Brac, was th
leave home the next day for Charlot-
tetown to take up his military duties,
his neighbors and friends to the num-
ber ot’ about 150 assembled at his
home to bid him adieu and to offer
their consolations to his parents who
naturally grieve for him, but who still
feel proud to have o. son to spare to
go forth to up-hold the honor of (‘r:i-
ado on the blood-stained fields of
France and Belgium. After a very
sumptlous rcpust gotten up by Mrs.
Mclnnls was partaken of a purse sub-
scribed to by the young friends of
Alplionsus was presented him. Need-
l_oss to soy lie was quite surprised and
dffecteil by this mark ol’ esteem. The
halls were tlin made ready and the
youth and beauty of Gowan Brac and
vicinity indulged in dancing into thc
wce sms hours. The kind wishes of
all will follow poor Alphonsiis for he
was a general favorite, and it ls bop-
ed that he will rctiirn unscratclied
from the field of honor.
SIUCK ilUlllAl|IlNS
HALIFAX, N, S., July 10.-(Quota
tions furnished by F.B. McCurdy iii:
Co.. stock and bond brokers, mem-
bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc-
Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES.
Yesterday Today
Atchison  . . . . . .
_.841/(3 85
Am Loco   67%
Annconda.  .  -
(lnn Pac  . 
AmS& lt.........79’/4
M. I". (lt, ._.........lO3‘,4
Mex Nor Power  .l00'%,
Reading  
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Crucible  67%
Central  
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cated, corner Pirinco and King. Ap- .  - k.
‘ ply 167 KIDS Sl. 290-'I-9l\(iiI
 
ws NT-so _
waurso-ci-isrf, MALE on Fail
male. Must be well qualified. Good.
wages. Write  W. Hogg. Hotel
Wallace, Pictor Nova Scotia.
._ . L 224-7-sivitmd-ii \Tulcan ms
aov` waurao :ro wonk A`irouNo
a down-town .\st.ore. References re
quired. Write Box II5, Charlotte-
SNIART BOWL FOR _MAIL ROOM
wanted aroncs Appl Guardian
WANTED. A SECOND CLA88 TEA- cameras and  _,__.,.. __
char for Donaldston school. Sup-
plement' $50.00. Mid-summer vaca
tion. A/ pply to James A. McDonald,
Secrets' ry, . 313-7-10M0ipd
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WANTED TWO lARDER3» WAGE8
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They are fast. cut sharp
EOWII.  2834-9Mlf  char   apmidnn
dean! l "fig" .
Made in sizes for---aii
Victory Bonds
The undersigned having
been appoint to sell Vic-
-tory Bonds for the Special
Committee for Canada.
The price named today
by the Committee is 991-2
and a_ccured interest No
comm1ssion_5, 1_0, 20 years.
' Send application to
Eastern 'Trust Co.
I C.I~I.B. LONGWORTH
' __"____ Acting Manager
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iss ‘Richmond-'Street
Charlottetown -
ion. Apply to Allan Morrison, Sec- and commission would average ab-_ "` i_ '7 ' ' )§r*_ ‘  _ _ ' ‘
ret ot t at S b t ‘t 0 doll r sr week. "“""*"-“""'“’°'°"‘”"'“°'”""'
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tliousariil woinvii in Vniirouvr-i~ thi-.Il"iii'tiii»i'irioi'u it was “r-specially rc-
pledge was inziilu to coliform exactly solvod to “rliscontliiuaiiize any social
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Harder than Ever to Further`lR_e'-f 
lieve the Existing Condition -‘ Now'  ‘
Prevalent in this Devastated Country `
I' Today is the Last Showingf
Remember of this Superfeatu-re-~  -
8---THRILLING, VIVID REALISTIC ACTS---8-
Ot the Greatest Infamy Ever Perpetrated on "_
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functions which promote the consump-
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L- l~‘ood Board and to apply the restaur-
ii moss mcctiiig of iicarly two :int ri-giilations in their own homes.
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coals of tire on an eneiny’s- heads' »‘-i-
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