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Theroz Fuel Cubes are about an inch_
square and come 25 in a box. Theroz
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 Tilt it"s a song 'success we have it. lf its a newcatchy -
waltz or popular instrumental melody-we have it.
I And you can get it either in sheet form or on a
Columbia or Edison record, played or sung by the
world’s greatest entertainers. -
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-The Anglo-American 'l`elegraph_ Co. _Ltd. has appointed
Agents _and opened offices at the following places. where
telegramswill be accepted at the regular Telegraph rates
' OFFICE ‘ AGENT
~Abrams Villa;ze........._.. . _  _S. E. Gallant
Albany  ....   C. S. Delaney
Dundas or Bridgeton.._........... s A. Martin
Cente`rv`i11ei'.....    W. T. Bowniaa
-Cornwall  ._    Scott
-Coleman..................   H. Bears
Cgapaud   ..........Miss Howaff
Cape Egmiont  . ...-...Napoleon Arsenault
"Eldon:-_...‘.io.i`..>.c-..1.....t...-......Miss B. McDougal.i_ _
l~Grandview..........._.   Martin 
_ Hi||Sb¢f°._t~.w.i.~..f_..-._.__  . ............Miss-F. White
~ Kildarei:ii;iiL.i.:i._...__ ._ ....   ...James Rayner
lLower Montague...  Poole
~ `* Little‘Sand=i..........    .....N.a4cLean ___
Malpeq\ié............... Sad) OZIER _
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'_ Mt. Carmel . ..   Jeremiah S. Gallant
- New Haven................. ._  H. Coluell
_ Portage  . ._   Sharbell
'Powini......   ._  _  G. Carver
Ruatico........._..  Doucette
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* i We ,have secured a supply of Theroz Fuel Cubes
_ and Sto es which will sell while they last at -75 cts,
| - _ It would take a whole page-_to rellof the-numer
' Ai"-'-ions wanderful qualities of Theroz. Cali in and let
_ ' winrain GANGNE
to a customer. _
"ma sroiniwiiiiiis ,
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_ WE _ '_A I The __1Q_e_ntrdli Guardian
_ IT PAYS to lilly lllwtlll Prtivlllcn
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PR'EAC|dlNG AT TRYON.--Rev. E.
P. Calder will preach in the Tryon
Baptist Church Sunday August 25th
at 8 p. m. This will be the first of a
series of sermons on the subject: "Is
the Bible sufficient for the race in
war time." Service in the Baptist
church- at Bonshaw in the morning-.
TEACHER GOES WEST.--Mr. Bu-
therland McLeod; Eai_'nscllffe,_ who
taught so successfully in the Mill
View school last year, left Wednes-
day for Western Canada. to engage in
teaching school out there. Mr. Mc-
Leod was accompanied by his friend,
Mr, Bertram Betts. Kinross, who goes
to work at the harvest. Q
WINl8 MILITARY MEDAL.~ Thr
following telegram has been received
by Mrs. James Graham, Clinton.
Sincerely regret to inform you that
your son P-te. Dem R. Graham 712701
adimitted to 8th General Hospital or-
August 9th as result of gun sho
wound in right shoulder. Pte. Graham,
_was in the 105th batt. was transfer
red to the 14-th Canadians, then li
action shortly after' that un_lt crossei
to England. He scnt almost a. year ii
the trenches when during one of thi
big offensives he and his ibrother wen
both severely gassed. They were sent
to England. He spent almost a year lr
ter. When the 'big drive commenced
they both were ready for France ug
aln and wei'e lucky enough to escapi
further mishaps until the 9th when
Pte. Grahamreceived the much cov
eted medal for his -bravery in stretch
er bearing under heavy fire. (Patrlo
please copy.)
HOPEFIELD.-The farmers of this
vicinity are busily engaged storing r
bountiful crop of hay. The lumber
msn are doing good work.-They havc
shipped twenty'-five cars of excellene'
timber to_.Montague since July last
-Miss Vinnie McEa.chern is spending
her vacation at her home in Hope
fleld. -Mr. Roderick MacMillan, o
Wood Islands. was the guest of Mr
and Mrs. John Livingstone Sunda;
last. -Mr. Alex. Matheson, of Belli
River, spent the week end in Hope
field. the guest of' Mr. and Mrs. Allar
MacPherson. -Mr. E. Bell, of Bellf.
River, paid a. flying visit to Hopeiiel.
the guest of Mr.__and Mrs. Rodk. Mac
Kay. -The Misses Lena and Nine-
Livingstone and. Isluphemla B1ue_wei'c
recent visitors to Mount Vernon. -
Messrs. Robert Nicholson and Alex
Gillis, Flat River, passed through
Hopefleld recently. -Mr. Ross Living
stone is giving quick and prompt de'
livery as maildrlver.
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sIinard's _liiniment G9.. I1‘|ml¢°d
Gents,-I cured a valuable huntlnp
dog of mango with MINARD’S LINI
MENT after several veterlnaries had
treated. hint without doing' him any
permanent good.
_ _ Yours._&o-. '
Prop. of Grand Cenrrai Hotel
Drummond. Aug. 3, '04.
Saturday Specials
Aucusr z4i|i.
This Week it is Soup 
Regular Size' Tins  ‘
Vegetable Soup l0c
- per lin I' _
sriuinnr oN|_r"
_No more than 2 tins
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"Di'.I§.C.I'Iarris r
Eye Specialist
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Phan ll--'I ` '
. 'smiling niffmiii
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lice will be closed until August 26.
850-8-15thamwt5I
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THERE I8 NOTHING ELSE tha.
Lising-when the quest. or task. is on
that advertising can accomplish fo
you. ' `
death of her father. Mr. -Edward Ske
notice later. on arrival of remains.
WOUNDED.-Mrs. William Mat-
thews. Hunter River, has received ii
i-8165111111 Stating that her son 712279
Pte. W. _E. Matthews has been ad-
mitted to the Australian General Hos-
pital, Rouen. suffering from gun shot
wound in head and' hand. Pte. Mut-
tliews enlisted with me iostii and was
transt’err_ed_ to _the fighting 26th it is
sincerely hoped that his wounds will
not 'prove serious. `
EMPLOYERS OF PRINCE ED-
WARD ISLAND-Remember the boys
who have fought for you and who
have now returned. Many of these
need work.- __’1`hey did their duty by
their country; they _Will dotheir duty
by you. If_you have a position open
that can fbe filled by a returned soldi-
er, phone or write to Peter A. Hughes
Secretary, Returned Soldiers Aid
Commission. Charlottetown. Phone
174. P. 0. Box 86.' 994-8~22M3i
A GREAT SUCCESS.-North River
Corner was certainly a bright spot on
the map on Tuesday evening 20th lust
ln fact so gay was the aspect of
things' at the Patriotic Festival held
there that the fact oi' its being for e
good cause, alone saved it from being
out 'of place in those troublesome
times. Notwithstanding the fact that
the returned soldier in whose honor
the affair was being held was unex
pectedly called to Halifax. which nee
essitated many .changes at the_elev~
enth hour, everything moved along as
smoothly as well oiled machinery.
The Ladies of the North River Insti~
tute are surely some ladies. Mr.
Warren kindly gave them the use ol
the store, all sales from 8 p. m. going
to patriotic work; and a happy com
binatlon of good. ice cream, eificieni
saleswomen, _and generous _customers
resulted in sfdecldeil financial suc-
cess. the amount realized being thr
largest for some years. The Horse
Swing kindly loaned by Mr. Hazen
Howard and supplemented ‘by music
from lMr. Gordon Moresicle’s grams
phone certainly _made a. 'Merry-go
round for kids and "kids-no~more.'
while in the house talented vocalists
from the City, the well known Mr.
Reagh Younkei- of -Milton and the ever
popular gramaphons gave pleasure tr
the many, 'gathered there and to the
occupants of the numerous cars pack
sd in 'the vicinity. The thanks of the
committee are due Miss Dorothy
Sutherlandwho delighted the aud-
ience with two charming selections;
Lieut. (Elmer Ritchie, who though
not feeling too fit was kind enough tc
give a delig-htful rendition of "Bon-
nie Mary of Argyle;" Mr. Younker
who invariably charms' his bearers;
Mr. John Murray of Cornwall who
gave two vocal selections ln his usual
pleasing manner; the Boys of the "Kil
tie Club" who worked untirlngly ai
decorating, placing seats and gettin;
the grounds in readiness; to the girls
of the “Anti Cant Club" whose con
trlbutlon of raspberries aided mater-
lally in swelling the friends; to the
carpenter, '_l_Vlr._ Ben). _'ll/f_cI__,egd who as
sistsd the'pi-éparations in'n`o small de
3119*? RPKLND all-lypfg in any way, con
tributed to a most' delightful and sue
cessful evening... _ v (N M.
W
/ _
Soap Dyes .
That cle'anse_ and dye
Garments in a single opera-
tion. _ _ `
Conservation is a word
that has been pretty badly
overworked-but it applies
so well to the use of Sunset ,
sunssr soar Dries
that w_e cannot refrain from
repeating it here.
he use _of these dyes
cnnserves time, labor, and
valuable garments. The
housewife likes to use them,
because the work is so sim-
ple-all of the labor con-.
nected with the use _of old
fashioned dyes is eliminated
Acomrtars Assoar
MEN r o a. conoas
F no M wr-rica 'ro
cnoosr-: mom.
l0HNSllN if IUHNSUN
_ _,.fl"Hl Quality Drugnere '»
Cer. Kant and Prlnoa. ag,-,yn-._
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OFFIGB CLOSED.-tm. R-0Id'a of
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is "Just as.80od" as classified adver-
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`l8LANDE|-\ DEAD.-Mrs. Harold
G. Matthews. of Souris, has received
a telegram 'from her brother, Mr.
John H. Skerry. notifying ner or the
r
ry, formerly of this city. who has
been west for some time past. No
particulars were received. Funeral
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  if nic DOUBLE wsi-:K-ENE PRoci’<;t~i»i~?7"I-
- Selic Presents   
I Tris GIRL wirn me MILLION noi Lia -iwnin' if :_ _I
SUPPORTED BY CHARLES LE MOYNE”?f I -
‘ThP' fr nf*
e rincess o atc es
Mark Twain’s passionate love romance of the “unny Sou h. A df ima
of plot counterplot and ihelove of a maid for .i man '
' A WORTH wH1Le Fe nuke
snrirrsn
“The Hands or F ate"
Ilii§§‘f{§i.§if§§§&§5“iii§§1i`i§.§§’§` Stories-by 1‘ " -Magus# -4u°h°f
State Governor. The Burning °f ‘*‘*“‘_“5  
of his home and the theft SEE  l"IR'»*` TUDAY
_ "fJl;§¢Efa;)r5;e€li?e£’vy0fl:ll1£;ck Monday CH ‘Rl,|-_.~_» RAX 
Second to Last Chapter of V SOlVIE'I`I-IING NE ~~
¢¢VENGEANCE AND DIFFERENT _
  WOMAN” A Serif-shof photo-stories complete
each week » _--;-_.-._;f-.-. 
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THE Ai»vsN'rURes‘_--s;i'
or “sriNGAasE"
and
_ .t._ .n _
._ ~- extcllih Ehfiglgfsl Tuesday “llls h'l_~!hei’s Bo 1" I'
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'riilisoiiiiis
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ui- and Mrs. nefldy lrfr yeslrrdoi'
on return to Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fisher and fam#
ily left yesterday for Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. James Q’Donnell_
City, left for Montreal yesterday,
Miss Minna Riley, City, left yes-
terday on a visit to Newcastle. N.B.
Mrs. J. K. McDonald and children
left yesterday on return to Whycoco-
magh,  B.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gess_ and fam
ily, City, left yesterday on a visit
to Moncton, N.B.
Mrs, Albert Nicholson/ Sand 'two
children of Orwell Cove are visiting
friends in the city.
Misses Marlon and Isabel Nicholson
if Orwell Cove were among the visit-
ors to the city yesterday. '
Mr. Charles D. Nicholson, Orwell
Cove, has returned to his home after
visiting friends in this city.
__,._
Miss Mary McDonald_ of Eldon ls
visiting in the city, the guest-of her
aunt, Miss Sarah McDonald.
Miss Josie 'McNeill of ‘Milton is vis-
iting in Fredericton the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. 'l’inney.
Miss Margaret Grant returned to
New Perth West, Thursday. from a
visltin Kinross and vicinity. Q
Miiss Clara Dug.-_City, was a visit-
or in Earnscliffe this week. the -guest
of her friend. Miss Neoline Prauglit.Q
Mr. Rsagh Tinney of Charlottetown
has ibeen visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Tinney of Fredericton.
nl...
Flight Cadet J. C. Simpson, R.A.l"..
is at present located at South Carl-
ton, Lincoln, Eng. I-le is ii son 01'
Mr J. H. Simpson, Bay View. He
ls sure there are other Islanders in
the camp, as he came across a Char-
lottetown Guardian in the readin§‘
I'0Ol'il.
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HERE IS
ANOTHER
$2.50
BARGAIN
We have nearly 50 pairs
WOMEN S’ OXFORDS
mostly small sizes' and some
marked $4.00 and more.
_51`hey are worth very`much
more than the marie ed price.
But they have to move.
Yours for
_$2.50 f
.` ' ii" _' J  _ 
I Morris?-'Smith~Beer -
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 ./.wi _,_ _ -,.4-_ -;t_ __ ';i,_~ _ , ~ - -.: i » -
Senator' McLean, Souris, is in the
city.
Hon. H. D. McEwen, Morell is in
the city.
Mr. C. J. Gallagher leaves for St.
John this morning.
Mr. R. W. Morrison, Summerslde,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Carson. Bonshaw, is
the new teacher at Cape Bear this
year.
Miss Etta Cann is the assistant
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We hlrhli
mmond "f-"~' '
ra _
3.*/riigfl 
Appl. ._
teacher in the Murray Harbor grad- . _ ,mu gp. `
" III
eil school.
Mrs. Fred Pyne, Edmonton, N. B..
is visiting- her sister Mrs. Cani-

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eron, Prince Street. __ if." .,um,,,__ .
Miss Ida. Welsh, Summerville. leav I
es this morning for Boston on a visit l
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nj-'i-'i --lear and ~ ~
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to her sister, Mrs. John Ryan.  I'
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Mr. John M. Lewis, Summervil
Mass., returned home this week froi
ai happy vlslt with Earnscliite friends
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Milss Bella Shaw has returned tr . ,-`.¢de*~I_ ip. _.D
her home in Ulgg from a pleasant\ __ wp*  ,", _ _:-
visit with her niece, Mrs. George _és .A‘f_:‘§:\`-‘~  _ -4
Johnson. Cardigan. Q /-1"-l\._T,1__l ' °""" _.;’_"'1¢"-
` " ` `~' ""  .fi
Miss Flo 'Murdock of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture has returned tr
the city after visiting in Fredericton
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Tinney. i
Gunner Joseph Riggs of the 10th
Siege Battery Halifax and ibride. nee
Miss Jean Strung of St. John's Nfld.-,
are the guests of the former's sister
Mrs. Jack Cameron, Prince Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bulplt, Mon-
tague, and Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Poole. Cardigan, were recent visit-
ors at the Methodist Parsonage. Mur-
ray Harbor, They came over in Mr.
Bulpllt‘s auto. \
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CAPTAIN DOM-INIC McDONALD
‘ Many pebple througholit this pro
vlnce will learn with a feeling of gen-
uine regret oi' the death at his home
in Sonris curly yesterday morning of
Captain' Dominic McDonald. after an
illness of only a few days. of pneu-
monia. -Captain McDonald was nman
‘of giant stature. being probably the
largest man in' Prince Edward island.
He was a man who made warm
friends wherever he was known. I-Ie
had. as a sea captain. travelled to
nearly all parts of the world. He wal
a man of exceptional intelligence.
was well read. and possessing the
glii of humor to a rare degree it was
a pleasure to converse with him. He
had before retiring from the sea been
sailing mainly to South America and
had some very interesting experienc-
es in the revolutionary days. By
his death a picturesque and greatly
esteemed resident of Sourls has been
removed. and his death will be deep-
ly regretted. Hs is survived by his
wife and several children, inoludilng
Bernard, at home. Ho waa‘ #bout 'I5
years of age. The funeral taken place
on Saturday morning at D o’cloek._
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snotauo' ro Monirv `Mn,rrAnv
’ sAi.u'rir. '-'- -~
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LONDON. - Auzlbt- 'llvJ§_0¢ll¢ll=l-
sion or nie military salute in__i_i_k°lv-_
'n towns where there are man? 50|*
'liers the pi1lvate's arm ia in _a conf
iztant activity which mated IIB'
miserable and it has bsdnmggestod
that me salute be made compulsory
only on parade, to officer! of staff
ranlr. and to officers of "tire "-=tnan’s
own regiment. ,
lf a men is his own' worsvonomy
'ie has ii one-sided flglit___o_n_hl§_handl.
Sun;  if
Burnédrr
Skin., __
You want a healthy
summer tan. 'But some- -
times you get it too
quickly and- tllenthere
is a few'dayS0f llfflf-
in .
Ehe applicaf»l0_!l.- Qf
_Dr. Chase_’s Oirttniailt
takesiout the sthiging
said buliégiingialiyveav
t e s n e g _ _
soft and~sniootli` 
Because it il. eq »
effective in  
'stings ofiinsects'and,tv`y
poisoning as 
chafing and slditirrit-_ ,_
ations it is modems -
in the summer -  ir
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