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'.1 eeércns- selling res-
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Invites All Summer Tourists
to Call and have their
Photographs Taken while
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inthe City- _` '_
The [layer Studio
A, careful select
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of Jewelry marks
our stock.
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CURATIVE TREATMENT by tht
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Kéharlottstown, P. lil . l . , Canada.
' nouns. is to a daily- NOW
691-8~2M3mospd .
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' ‘Ban-lster,' Solicitor lhd
Notary ‘Public . ‘jf
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llooav to Lean on Neal lststo .-
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-- -1- The result was surprising.
A
 Silica He. Commenced _.
lu lain "Fruit-a-lives" ‘
___ 7ll Lars Avsrwv., (ri-|-/.mg f)N_|-_
|`l"'<‘<‘ yew ere. l begin to feel
'un-dmvn and llrcd, und suffered
very much from Liver and Kidney
7`mubl¢._ Iisving read `oi` *Fruit*
I ham' nal-/lad an hour-'r yirkngss
lince I commenced using ‘Fruits-
'.ivcs’, and  know now what I have
.rot known fora good many years-
that is, the blessing of a healthy
body and clear thinkin brain".
- WALTER J. iIARRIO'l'T.
me. 1 ber, 6 for se.so,fr1.1 sue 2119.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
-receipt of price by Fruitu-tives
l.lmil.'ed. Ottawa.-
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J/Strong, een
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the Georgetown Guardian represents-
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Tea served. 821-8-13M2i.
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The village of Cardigan, pictures-
queiy situated on both sides of the
Cardigan River. has for many years
been a favqite summer resort, afford-
ing as it does excellent bathing. good
fishing and s drive- through a num-
ber of prosperous farming settlements
over roads that ,are among the best
in the -province. The multiplicity of
roads and cross-roads in this the wid-
est_ part of the province emphasizes
the need of finger posts to direct those
unncquainted with the geography of
» _Americans
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New _ _ .
Being used by over three million PW'
ple annually. It will mcrease the
strength ot weak, nervous. run-down
folks in two weeks’ time in many in-
stances. Ask your Doctor or drug-
gin about lt.
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'_A. E. LYON, Stulio
Good Photography
Moderate Prleol
Personal attentlor. so Amatsul
-'hotography. `-
107 Queen Street _
'hone 60-u.
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Put up by Aunap
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town, N. S. 1
The most
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E5-67 Water Street
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Bookstore
-Now in stock- _
The Womans Home Compan-
ion August No.
Auouér Msoszinse
All the best Magsglnea Dub'
lished received as issued. 1
Canadian and American Newe-
papsrs received daily.
New Books and Novels for
Holiday reading. .
000 reprints from hast Auth-
ors resulsr prices 01-2_5 to 31-50
ues. our ueusay env" 5° “"1
76 cents each. Come in end l°°¥
'them over. ' _ ' e
Our Bookstore clot# 0”” °"
gym! (gggdpt S`lt.0YllY) 1"- 0
°_,|°,,& ind as one o'clock on
wednesday 'llrlflill 1"" *°°.
bliilllb' _ > -._ '
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lous and refreshing
_ non- intoxicating
- summer beverage.
A-_-_~,__-_ Will keep sweet and
;'\"°!\ clear and will noi
 ferment.
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_ 5-._ _ D,eBlo1s Bros
- mean a' good~deal to the
-1 away’-with the annoying
road markers. would add very much to
the convenienceof travellers and also
to the attmctiveness of ‘the several
beautifull villages in Klng's County.
It is hoped that a movement along
this line willi shortly be set on foot
by the Automobile Asmciatlon and
that ere long the uncharted roads
will have lost their terror to the many
the excellent drives by auto or car-
riage to these charming eastern towns
and villages. _ 1
Cardigan, this summer, has added
to its attractiveness a/nd business live-
llness, a real old-fashioned shipyard,
supplemented by modern improve
ments and machinery, improvements
which place the shlpyardof today as
far in advance of that of a generation
ago as t1he .modern lbattleshlp is in
advance of the 'old "wooden walls of
England." -
Through the enterprise of Hon.
John A. Macdonald", Cardigan's lead-
ing merchant, in conjunction with
Mr. George Thompson, Montague, and
Mr. Charles Lyons, of Charlottetown,
this village now has a ship
building plant second to but few
in the Maritime Provinces. with a
Slllll on the stocks that .when com-
pleted will be second to none of her
class in Mari»t'ime‘ waters.
The keel of this vessel was laid on
May 10;-h. last, und' it is expected thai
she will be launched and ready for
sea by No_vernbsr‘1st. _ She is 111
feet keel, 140- feet over all, 30 foot
will measure about. 307) tons. Sho
is -built on vi Nova Scotia clipper model
and judging by her lines as she stands
will be ‘a. fast as well as it substantls!
seller. 1
The llumber used in her construe -
tioimcured within ten miles ol
thallh , the greater _part of ii
wit two to four miles of the' vii-
lage. Representatives of The Guar-
dian who visited the plant last week
were assured that there is abund
ance of lumber left for several more
such vessels, and in all probability
otherswiil follow.
ln oon_nectlo11 with the shipyard
there is a lumber working plant qtted
up with rotary awe. band saws, -plan-
ing machines, troenail machines, and
.other labor-paving devices; also s
blacksmith shop in which all the iron
used in the vessel is forged.
The timlbers are »sha`§ed'by bend-
ssws, the rpiqnk bevelled and planed
_by a planing machine. instead of by
the broad axe, the adzs and the saw-
pit of the olden days, so that every-
thing fits smoothly and less laborious
ly than when all these things were
done by hand.
The greatest care has been taken in
the selection of the lumber used and
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E. land?
‘. Thg l killed
A Sndacgwérlrlydedygnd are
daily  from the
- a. t m.
~ $153.5 n...i..n‘Z'.°.°..‘i° _ 1
'These are facts, which
Glalaweariog public, doing 1
2:-:;'..2°.......°”° °1;..'s°“°'
_  A yeurislueel in by
`;Cn11nansteu. et-.rein
1 G. il.; ‘I
";.~e:onoer`owrl ` wosssnye IN-1
STITUTE will hold a spinning bee in
the country. These finger posts or.
who would gladly avail themselves of,
beam, twelve feet depth'VoflioldmanillV
plant. 11 '
uma. _ Gash- must accompany order.
llltllmull charge; twenty-llva cents.
Mr. Macdon;ld,_who perhonsliy super-
intends every detail of the work is
determined that lbs vesiel when com
pleted. will be the staunchest that
mtaerisl land skilled workmanship mn
produces Some idea of the strength
ofthe vessel may be formed from the
.relieving sets; -'rss keel rms niche.
Say. iz; me season 12 inc-ses ny- 12:
_the whole "being `boltsd together at
'intervals of s'fe`1`i feetwvith galvanized
iron bolts. - The inside slrin at the
bow is eight dnchee thick. tapering to
seven and six inches. _ The bottom
floor is of clearblrch a11d»beech three
inches tlilclr,"tlm sides of~olesr spruce
‘he treenalls ‘of Juniper, wedged inside
and out. ' ` ~
’l‘he_master builder is the veteran
Mr. Klnrball Coffin, one of the best
‘rnown and 'most skilled eliipbullders
_af the old school and who' has kept
himself 'well 'posted in the improve-
ments that science and modern much-
inery have added since he first took
up the work. He is lurtiy proud 01
'uhls his latest vessel which. whether
she be his last or not, he is detennin
ed to make 'the best of the quite con-
slderaihle fleet which he has built. lt is
not at all improbable that Mr. Collin
will have the privilege of superintend-
lng the 'building of a sister ship to
the present ee soon after the launch-
ing as arrangements can be made.
Mr, MlacDonald. in addition to the
building of this vessel and to meet the
demands of his growing business, is
building anaddition to his store which
will not only greatly facilitate the
'nnnnling or nts terse swell bf. seeds.
but will also add to the attractiveness
if the village. __
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::Why euifer from corns when they
can be pslnlessly' mated out by using
Hollowsy’s Corn Cure.
War _Garden Bulletin
6ATCH HIM!
The canning season will not be_,_gxer
until every emipty' jar is lllled\ 'and
tightly sealed. So don't let any cscspe
you. ` _
lt must be-kept in mind that the
_success of our canning depends very'
largely on the condition of your jars.
They must be' sterilized lor at least 15
minutes. Evsrythink mu-st be clean
and air-tight. The .~ i'i\‘bb_ers' and tops
-must -be fruitless. it is economy' to buy
new rubbers evsrfy-year- Otherwise
you are apt to llnd1your_truit ferment-
ing before the firstsnowflskes fly.,
Write to any of theprovlllclal com-
mittees or direct--to tile Canada Food
Board. for s live-cent booklet on the
canning `dr`ylng and' storing of veget.
ables. lt w-ill give you process in de-
tail and in canning 'ss in everything
else. prevention ls better than cure.
::Rellef for the Depressed.-Phr
slcal and mental depression usually
have their origin in a disordered starts
of the stomach and liver, as when
these organs are 'deranged in their
action the whole system` is affected.
T;-y_ Ps_rmelee’s Vegeta-b`l'e` Pills. They
revive the' digestive processes.. not
beneficially on the nerves' and restore
the spirits as no other .pills will.
They axe chesp. simple and sure, and
the effects are lasting.
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Ohio Man ls A
NioderniWizard
Discovers magic ether com-
-, pound ’\vi1lch_1looscns a
f corn so it lifts right out
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Good news atrend rapidly and drug-
` Kn glsts here 'are' .keno .busy dlspenslnx
___ 0  ow- - freesone, the other discovery of s Cin-
cinnati genius, which is said to loosen
any corn so it lifts out wlththe ting-
ers. ‘ ~
Ask at any phsnnacy for a sfuarter
ounce of freezonc. which wil cost
very little. but is said to be sufficient
to rid obe"s feet of every hard or soft
corn or callus. ‘
You apply just s few drops on the
tender. aching corn and instantly the
soreness is relleved,and' soon the corn
is so _shriveled that it lifts out with-
out s particle of pain. lt is s sticky
substance which dries when applied-
and never innsmes or ever irritates
the adioinlng. tissue.
'Pins' discovery will srevent thous-
ands ot desthsxsrinns y from 100|!-
jsw and intention ~lie1-etotore result-
ing from tho sdoillal habit of cutting
corns. - _ . _ -
_anal-agq,-n-_-_;_.
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at the * Prince l!dWl`_M Theatre
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. (By Arthur 8. Draper)
LONDON. August_l3.-From a close
student of the war, who has access
to most of Britain’s military informa-
tion, l have obtained some facts which
show how dangerous it is to under
estlmsts the onemy's strength and
skill, and hom easy and fatal it is to
excuse s defeat.
Many months age the Germans won
In easy victory on. .ure Rigs river,
which was explained away by ij,"-;_¢,1.
ing that the Russian army was shulmn
in morals to the core. But realty
what happened was -that the
lwdllced e nh style or crenrlvs
e ood stories about the collapse of '
_ . r ntelli-
Sence is shown in the excuse for
It is worth examining the lay., in
1913' attack according to old games
thrust was wi»th_ou.t the _usual heavy
gun assault and it succeeded though
th_e defensive force 'faced the attack-
ers in -the proportion of three to leur.-
ln the summer or the early fall of
1917 the German general staff hit up-
on the idea of substituting -the qui(-k
thrust for the battering tactics they
employed at Verdun and those similar-
ly °""P|°Y9d 'DY Hill! along -the Sommel
and if Yllres. The Germans made the
llret~~test""s1t Rigs and nothing pleas
ed them more_»thsn to have. the Allies
swallow the stories of the riemoraliza-‘
tion of the Russian forces. 
The Second Test 5
Cilloretto was the scene of the sec-
ond test. made on a larger scale. ln-
stead Of fllCi¥l8 the facts, the Allies
were satisfied to think the worst about
themselves and charge complete de-
feat in war due to enemy superiority'
I don't want 'to minimize the effect
of these battles in their relation to
Russian demcrslizntlon. Aust;-1* pm.
lmgdnda. rx' poor British intelligence,
but I simply went to put tnenrln their
l1I‘0l>0l' 'P0r‘spective as secondary fact-
ons.
` Daring Attack
The Germans won ..,.e.., because
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w1hich failed. The second surprise.
Bslllsh, Italians and Russians' In Prevmus Cam.
paigns Undzreslimated Strength of Opposing
Armies and Made Mistake of Excusing a De-
feat - Surprise Traeiics Also l'~ is`ured Largely-
Recent Allied Successes Not _Costly
lhey ‘fcrosee_d’_’ the Allies--surprised
them. The Allies first discovered the
enc1ny‘s tactics at the Battle ol’ Lys.
anil'liit upon a method of defense
that prevented the Germans flooding
over the Ypres plains. ' The Cro'\
Prince -won a igreut victory because or
the very daring of his attack on May
27, which swept over Chemin des
Dames and down to the Marne. When
hs tried to extend his succcsslon.luly
15 the Frsnslr had solved the problem
of defense.. as events have shown.
They yielded ground and widened "No
Msn's Ltd " Then Foch struck
serves his dtrength with wonderful pa
other hand, the Crown Prlnce's army
has suffered heavily and it is no long-
MDGNCHHS W0Uld be MSS H01 10 U11-‘supply three ounces ot orchard white
1-we Anas,” .der-rate their own army or that of for a few cents. MassnB0 111|! _'WOW
l the enemy. ln this war. skill and in-'ly rmgmnl' |°u°“ mt” um “mv “wh
'rl 3 (3, - ‘cena-it ‘ ratiher thnnmere nu bers or am” and hands each ds’ “tain” \
- Brmans made two attack, LW. Y - _ in lhcw freckles and blemishes dleendsr
Cembrni~0n9 against Bourleon Wood so-cnllog 1.51340” prnpgganda Wm bat. land how clear. soft and white the skip
and the other agalhst “___ ________hem| _ _ becomes. Yee! ltis harmless. __
Nerves 
_- -._
Shattered nerves are
the source of greatest
suifer_i_ng Iigi many a- re-'
turne so er. _ ~
fThehd_oci;o;‘ can _give
somet ing_ o reieve
¥_i_hysi_cal paln,1but when
e nervous sys _ern
breaks downfand- you
bra sleeglfgs, nervou_s_
an me a y worrle '
real cure only comes
when the exhausted
nr-_z_r\{_e c_e:lls a;;e nogrishé
e ac to ealt an
vigor by such restore-_'
tive, upbuildingcgreat-
ment as Dr. - ases
Nerve Food. A
, ~» h d M _'th _ F __ cb _ _ punch in each iist.can_hoor` his oppon
libel; cams the. Cahore disaster and V “ °°' "3 W me” °° “_ em however much me ¢|»°wd_mm_,
. » 1 . -
we ],¢a||an mom|._ dw to me B"(__|tisnr_;s and when he does invest it is "Mn" h m
_cess of the Austrian propagandl Nuxhovldont hs has examined every pro-
ve had Byngfs thrust at Cambml and position from every side.
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the enemy's counter thrust which n. - L l ` ' `. 1 ."-»
tralized Byngg Kama P00 I eu Cautious and Patient    Q
. _ . _
Byng.B defehh but an these ex__l_ma_ The recent phases ul' the second hat:  
tions fa" short of the .truth tie of the Marne haven‘t 'been costly ' `
_ successes for the Allies because Foch
on-lsr Mm beauty- _le¢lei\,s§.-
gn", W camhnl has been cautious and patient. On the homo forlfew gen¢|,_'|"|y Rl,
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the bllltle 0| Camlbrai for they furnish 'er a Sung Ludendom may switch. toiqlbfeiflee tdlfngrldrndthgge lg\l:i‘b?ajg;
'the real answer to the reverses at to a new style or an-ack if he feel? he orchard white, 'shak§'well. and 'yon
'Riga and ashore and ,O the mum has played lhe_surnrls_e thrust to the haven quarter plntortne nest tréesie
*ng 1_,y,_ Chem," des Dameé _md ___ limit. He canhlt again, but the next and tan lotion, and complexion beau
,rmglys successful éoumer th _ battle is bound to be short and iimltcil “$5 8'- Very' V973' “mln °9°¢- '
TUBQ lr: _. our grocer has -the lemonamnd
ainst the Germans on the Marne. Vo a °°mpa“'.t‘v°ly meagre f'°“t' lacy drug store or toilet countercvill
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1 1 K. iof_C. Property
They belong to Prince Edward Island soldiers ov-rseas-
the gift of the folk back home. The Knights of _Columbus are.
merely administrators. trustees with sacred obligations.
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interpret in practice the obligations imposed by th eir trust. ur-
ther, they do not use_tir_e 1Hnts.f_or thelrovm meetinseor purposes
.‘ and any _eervioeethat are -hsld__in_ them are ooen to all wltt out
solicitation of mymdyly &_ti0m1nation can use the I-lute at nerd.
_ _lriefly, than Ilan; ceiere sad   `
. u' ‘»,  _oi C.'AArmy l}ht»;C;mpaign for _$100,000 ot`imtnel_l¢es~. W
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