‘._;f.;__v-Q. Will keep sweet ani*
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CHRONIC DISEASE!
CURATIVE TREATMENT by the I
month in advance, Vletorla Hotel.
Charlottetown, P. lil . l . , Canada.
HOURS. 13 to 8 daily. NOW
691-8-2M3mospd.
J. D. STEWART. K. 0. ,
Barrister, Solicitor uiiu
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About 50 pairs
ashionable boots
lack and Brown-
lar $6 I0 7.50 Style-‘_
See our window.
Alle) & Co
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Do You Know-
` That we orerate the only
Lens Grinding Plant on P.
E. Island?
That we employ a skilled
Surface Grinder, and are
daily grinding from the
rrugh glass--t e most com-
plicated kinds of lenses?
These are facts, which
mean a good deal to the
Glass wearing public, doing
away with thi. annoying
delays caused by sending
away for speciallenses.
Send your glasses in by
mail, you’ll get them back
promptly and in perfect con-
dition. _
Call in and look over our
plant.
1
G. F. Hutcheson
Optometrist and Optician
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The Eastern Guardian
the Georgetown Guardian representa-
tive. __
_ Arizona arrived in port with 200 tons
coal for the P. E. I. Ry. S
. .°CROP8 GOOD.-Crop reports in
trouble. S _ -
have been excellent for haying. There
this locality still ungathered. _
..*CONGRATULATlON8 to Miss
Mary Mclntyre, Montague, who has
been awarded the Governor Generati-
in the Montague High School, for thc
year ending June, 1918.-B.
..*TO FACILITATE SHIPPING.-
lt is reported that a. larger steamer
than the Enterprise will ,be placed or
thc l’ictou, Sourls, Magdalen route
this foil, the present boat being inad
equate to move the increasing freight
on this route.-S.
..*FOR MAGDALENES-The sehr.
Senator Snowball cleared for Mag-
dalene lslandd with 20 cords wood and
(I0 bugs sawdust, shipped 'by Mr. H.
ll_ Acorn. Mr. Acorn is shipping a
large quantity of cordwood and saw-
dust for smokers in Magdalene Isl-
ands. S
..*JOIN$ AMERICAN ARMY.-Mi'
J. Harvey McDonald oi’ Boston arriv
cd in Sourls this week with two hors
es, which he leaves with his fathei
Mr. Alfred McDonald of Farmington.
Mr. McDonald who has joined thi
American Army gave up his laundri
business in Boston in which he was
very successful and cheerfully joined
tho Anmy.lll this connection we might
state that he is one of _a family ci
eight sons and tour' daughters all
living-and doing well.-S.
..*INTERESTING CASE.-A case
in which quite a number of farmers
in Rollo Bay- and Bay Fortune was
i tried lately in Souris before Messrs.
M. McCormack and A. Currie. ll
seems that an erroneous opinion pre-
vails among many farmers that the
water front of their farms extends
to low water mark and that they have
exclusive rights to all seaweed and
trafllc, even to the extent of running
at water fence to low water mark.
thus excluding all tradic and u pri-
vate right to seaweed landed by thc
tide, whereas n decision was rendered
some years ago by Sir Wilfrid Sulli-
van in the Supreme Court in Charlot-
tetown. Judges Hodgson and Fitzger-
iild concurring that a farmer‘s rights
were only above high water mark.
und that ull rights between low water
and high water both to collect sea-
weed and ordinary traffic were equal-
ly the common rights of the public.
The case referred to was Riley vs.
Campbell. Riley erected a water
fence shutting off travel opposite hit
farm und Campbell was sued for
breaking through the fence and puss-
ing through. Decision was a. nou-
suit. S
EASTERN l’ERSONAl.b
..*Ci\ptain (Dr.) Houston. who vis-
ited Sourls lately, -returned to Hall-
fax to resume his military duties. He
Olilce Noweon Block. Charlottetown
' was accompanied by Mrs. Houston
Branch Office. Georgetown
llonebf to Loan on Real Estate
1-'-.__
S. S. HESSIAN
f" larrleter, aoiloltor,
_' Notary Publlo, eto..
MONEY T0 LOAN.
llontepue. P. l. I.
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-hcLEuu _& BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, K. C.
larrlater and Attorneyeat-Law
Money to Loan,
Dffloe-Bank of N. 8. Chambers.
Charlottetown. P.l.l. ‘
WARBURTON & SHAW
Barrister-s, Attorneys, Notary Pn‘
3°. lite.. Solicitors for Canada Ban
lllociatlon. Bank of Montreal, Can
3 Permanent Montague Oorporn
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IIORSON & DUFFY
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__ _ uouav vo tom.
lioLEAN & McKINNON
l =g;i:ile1re .?\torneyBe-elrdhew
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fiharlgttetowa. P51 in
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. l"'i '
Miss D. Rudge
lhirdreuina and
_ liillicute Parlour:
i
ll
_bf ' er’s Bay, and Miss Lens. M. Folt,_ of
\ . i _
*M rsooilifi? ifiriom
§°°.w§;1§Anm's'ii.i..
Carter’s
Bookstore
and son Gilbert. S
..°Mrs. George K. Coffin of St. Pet-
Rumford, Maine., were guests of Rev.
ll. A. and Mrs. Brown at the Method-
ist Parsonage, -Souris, last week. S
..°Rev. Alfred Hall spoke to a fair-
ly large audience in St. Patrlck's
Hall, Souris. Thursday night on Navy
Leaguelmatters. A number of prom-
inent citizens agreed to organize a
_»,_-,-_-_ _ _-,-_-_-S-_-_-_-_-_-f _-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;,-_-f ~» -- - - -_-_-: _-_-_-_ _-.~ _-;_~,-:_~"*=_~>:: .~:- -_-_-,-_- _-_-_-_-_ _ - ~ -_ _-_ _ .
..°IT PAYG to buy in this Province. ..*TWO CENTS PER WORD eat-_h
insertion for advertising In this col-
`--’Ml- HAROLD P- GURDON il umn. Cash must accompany order
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
quite large at present.-S.
*'-°'° ..'BALT LADEN.-'l‘lie schooner:
Senato which arriv i1 fr Glo
» r. e -om uc
all eastern sections are good. The ester discharged .,50 eww salt and
p°tal° "mg is causing °6”B|d°mbl° is now taking in iincargo of salted cod
and huko, ut Souris and outside*
S l
points.
..‘HAYINGf- The past few days ,FIRE ALARM A n d
- re cause
by Messrs. Matthew & McLean, Ltd.
_*_* a considerable quantity of coal being
destroyed. S
rlll..\\\\&€.IIIIJIlllll,lo\ Bronze ‘Medal .for general iproficiency ' . '
Maritime Publishers
Rc organized
day afternoon. The maritime publish-
ers reorganized ns” tIie\nlarltime div-
ision of the ‘Canadian Press Assoc-
iation. There were some present who
were opposed to the njlliation with
the Canadian Press. Th meeting was
'werwhelmlngly in favor of continued
aililla . Ralph H. Watts, vico-
prcsident of the Canadian Press, was
placed in the chair, and nfllliatlon was
championed by Messrs. A. R. Coffin
and J. T. Hawke, one of the direc-
tors. _
Several interesting papcrs were read
by Messrs. C. C. Avard, J. P. Mul-
'incy, W. F. C. Pnrlce. lt wail doc-
lrlcd that the regular meeting shall
be hold at Truro on October' 23 and 24
ficxt. Messrs J. T. Hawke, A. It.
Collin and J. I". Malancy presented
the names ci’ the following as ofilcers
pro tem all of whom were unanimous-
ly elected:
J. C. Keating, 'Moncton Times, presi-
.rc-nt.
Edwin C. Young, Halifax Chronlc1|._
vice-president -for Nova Scotia.
J. i’. Malaney, Woodstock Press,
vice president for New Brunswick.
J. It. Burnett, Charlottetown Guard-
lan, vice-president -for Prince Edward
Island.
It. A. N. Jarvis, Newcastle Union
idvocitto, secretary.
J. W. ll. Siitlicrland, New Glasgow
News, auditor.
And an executive committee con-
sisting oi' the above officers and Mrs.
P. M. Fielding, Windsor Tribune;
Ralph ll. Watts, St. John Telegraph;
ind D. F. Mcheiin, of Port llooil
Greetings.
Thoi-ie who were opposed' to ailllln-
tion expressed their determination to
work with the majority.
.1-_ * ;1 
Mr.MaxwellSuffered
Years With Pimples
I-lealed by Cuiicura
"I suffered for years with pimples
and biackheeiie on my face. The lat-_
ier one could hardly get a
-` ‘\ pin point betweeman the
, ‘_ remit. iieseii and imm¢.i so
\ ' that I mum my flesh to
pieces. ' I not sleep at
M night, and my face was just
_ . v‘<’ a mass of eruptions.
“I decided to give Cuiicura Soap
and Ointment a trial, and after using
two mkeo of Cuticura Soap and two
_ boxes of Curlcun Ointment I was
completfiy healed." (Signed) R. B.
Maxwol , Upper Sackviiie. N. B..
August io, im.
You may think that because Outi-
eoolhing and healing severe ltchia
and burni eczemaa it is not ada
effective in preventing these serious
skin troubles.
For Free Sample Each by Mail sd.
..'/AUTOS PLENTlFU|-4- 'l'll0
"'c°M' LA°EN""Th° °°h°°“°' tourist travel tc- ‘Soul-is ln autos is
b ut neon c I tl d‘
1' a' considerable quantity °KhBysm I: thgocotilzl shesd oliimtliui: vl')lIi]arlfcf>:\l'rll:3ili
MON-CTON, August 15.--A largely'
attended meeting of the maritime pub-I
Iisheis was 'held at Sackvillc yestcr-I
C. C. Cormier, Moncton L'Acadien._` (|=,~|d;y by Telephone)
ww dw w¢h wimdsffiil work in Beetsib   ._ .. .. 5
... .-5
¢°¢h°g¢n¢|e“,"°f¢h°¢¢||u_0nm° Peas qt     . ....30
eontrary,¢hatis justwhereltlsmost Rhubarb lb   ...8
dm" Powcuda iicutiwm D°D¢_A’ and corns' are painful growths. Hollo-
Boeton, U.S.A." sold everywhqg, way‘s com cure will remove them. .
' The
Farmer-
Q I f2S
Whether from city or
country find themselv-
es living under an un-
usual strain. The un-
usual work necessitat-
es Qc use of different
muscles and this de-
velopment demands a
good supply of pure.
rich blood.
Because it goes dir-
ectly to the formation
'- of new blood, Dr.
Chase’s.Nerve Food is
of the greatest assist-
ance in building up
new cells and tissues-
and strengthening the
muscles.
_ 
s [Hi MARKHS
I
(Friday by Telephone)
W. Oats bus.    
85
B. Oats bus .  ...   .... 90
60
Potatoes bus ... . . . . . .
.. ... ...
Butter Ib.     ..  32
42'
Eggs' doz     
I .. BOURIS MARKETS. ..
Eggs doz .  ..   .. ..  40
MURRAV HARBOR MARKETS. ..
(Friday hy Telephone)
Butter lb    . . . . 
Wool Washed ..    
MONTAGUE MARKETS `
Fowl (Ib) .~..  . . .  18 to 20
Pork (organs in) . . ......20-21
Eggs . . . . . . . . . . .
 .. . ._ .40
Wool unwashed... . .  .. 70
Lamb pelis  ...  ._ 1.00-1.25
flalfskins  ..   ZF
Butter  . . . . . . .
_.35
Potatoes  .   .  .1.00
BUMMERSIDE MARKETS
Butter per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..42-46
Butter (dairy)  37 to 30
Calfskins per lb  ..  ....25
Hides    .. .  . . . . .
_.12
Lamb polts     75001.25
Oats (black) por bus   90 to95
Oats (black) por bus    85
Eggs (per doz)   .. ....42
Fowl   .  ...Z2 to 25
Potatoes per (bus)   ......1.00
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
‘ (Friday)
Potatoes -bus (old).... . .  $1.25
Hay ton      $17-$18
Black Oats  . . . .   .1.00
White Oaits  ._ .  1.00
Butter per Ib   . . .....45-46
Eggs -perdoz .. __ ..  ..  42
Bceflb.      .. 25-35
Lamb lb. .      .. 22
Hides per lb.      8
Straw       $12
Calf skins      15
Poultry   .. .. .. 51.25 to $1.50
Cauliflower head   ..`......5-20
Cabbage  .. .... ...  ...5~15
Onions lb  .. .  ...8
Blueberries qt .. .  ..20
::Warts are unsightly blemishes,
L_
WOats bus.  .. ....85
B. Oats bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..8l3
Potatoes bus . . . . . .
.. 75
Butter lb.      35
W. Oats ‘bus     ...80
B. Oats bus     .......80
35
Eggs doz   .. .. ..  42
85
Oats (black) bus .. . . . . . .
..$1.00
oats (white) bus  __  1.00
Wool washed' . . . . .
_ . . . .. . 70
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Tho Womens Home Compan-
Ion August No.
AUGUST MAGAIINES
All the best Magazines pub-
lished received as issued. /
, Canadian and American Newl-
papore received daily.
Now Books and Novels for
Holiday reading. \
500 reprints from best Auth-
ore regular prices $1.25 to $1.50
each. Our Holiday prloee 50 and
75 cents each. C0159 in BIN 10°*
them over.
Our Bookstore closes each 67°
silng (except Saturday) If 5
o ilouif. and at one 0'¢>l0°k 0°
monetary durlns Jul? ‘"4
August. - l ' `
cm.. it it. Lia.
` ks alla Sudonery  ”ifci:\liN:'fe furthorlwarned that cut
! iisiizii io iiiis
ig .
" dlnclnnafi man tells how to
5 lift off any corn without -
" You
I are pestemd with corns and who have
I. drug stores. but _ is sufficient to rid
STOP A MOMENT!
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hurting one bit
-e---»-.¢..¢..»-»»e~o-an-o- -e-.~~-o»~o--e
reckless men and women who
` at less; once a week invited an awful
death from iockjaw or blood poison
are now told by e Cincinnati author-
ity to use a drug called freeoone,
. which the moment a few drops are ap-
_ plied bo any; corn, the soreness is re-
* lieved end soon the entire corn, root
`and iili, lifts out _with the fIngers_
It is s sticky substance which dries
the moment it is applied and is said
‘ to simply lhrival the corn without in-
flamlng or even irritating the our-
roundlns tissue or skin. it is claimed
that a quarter of an ounce of fros-
sone will cost very little at any ofthe
one's' feet of every hard or loft corn
MOUNT ALLISON
- UNIVERSITY
MOUNT ALLISON MOUNT ALLISON
ACADEMY LADIES’ COLLEGE
Chromoil Farm J'
Boots Will Not Rip
HERE they are! Everything thu!
. __ ,- _ -_ ~ F arm Boots should be. Light,
 xllgzi; . easy, comloriable and wear like boiler '
li ‘y " L93' ’ """“ plate. Will not ri , and if greased
-\ V2? occasionally with lanlmer-McLellan
Waterproof Piislc they wiillromain lofi '
\ and flexible. Made on right and lelt <
n_`1.`». last, and counter, with Sole Leather __
3 I S l ull olicil alll th l1 LY
ANNUAL session me-is
'OPENS SATURDAY SEPT. 2|
K
For information regarding Courses
lations, Expenses, etc.
8-END FOR CALENDER
earliest possible notice. _
Courses In
M M M
Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered.
Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes, Aihliatod Re-
Incomlng Students wishing Residential
Accommodation-for which MOUNT ALLI-
soN is 'Jusrmr imuoos-siioulii give
ARTS. UCIENCE, AND THIOLQQY
°“°"’ °"“°"'"' S|’°°’“'- “““` M“"|°"l"il°'\ Founoso 1854. session isis-19
' Courses loading to thc Colleges of Arts, En- OPENS SEPTEMBER 7
A gineering, Medicine, etc. Maiiiiiil Trniiiirig.
of Study,
College In Canada
,_ 059|, con,-.M m Bu,,mc,_`_S|,0mmnd'n,ld‘ turi~_.`lntiiIloctunI Ediiiniiieiit.
Typewrlting, Penmanship, etc, Wlfl GIVE (‘.0UItSES IN-Muslc, Oratory.
lloiisehold Science, Litcritture, Fine Arts
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