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_ PAGE 'two THE  m GUARDIAN - ‘_ JULY 29. 1915
‘ ~ I” ”' ""` I - I I ‘ °
I
Have You
A
Thermometer
Whenever it has_ been
extremely hot or cold
you have decided to pur
chase one, but forgot all
about it before the pur-
chase was made. Isn’t
that so?
Buy One Now .-
l-
We have accurate-
thermometers in all sotrs
of mountings at prices l-
varying [from 25|: to
2.50 each. The high
priced ones are self re-
gistering. " '
i
‘L
DRUGGIST
Gothic Church.
Here one can Spend an afternoon of .
real pleasure and contentcinent.
"Scotchfort, .45
Holy Name Pic-nic
At Beautiful St. Peters’ Bay
Monday August, 2nd. l9i5
There is not a more beautiful spot
on P. E. Island than St. Peters JBay.
as seen from the vicinity of the noble
All popular games and amusements
will be Provided. '
Plenty to eat and drliik, and all of
the very best available.
The boys of the Charlottetown Past-
Time Club with their famous “League
of the Cross Baud", are camping
on the grounds, and will contribute
both music and inerrimeut.
A special train will leave Charlotte-
town at 1.45 p. m. for the picnic
grounds. Returning at 7.30 p. m. Re-
turn fare 800, and proportionate rates
from intermediate stations. lialf fare
rates on regular morning and after-
noon trains from Souris and Elmira.
Should Monday, Aug. 2ud prove uu-
favorable the Picnic will be held the
first fine day following.
Following are the -train arrange-
ments.
Time
l'_.\I.
1.45
2.00 u
I-‘are
Cliarlottetown, .80
Roalty Jct., .75
York, .65
Suffolk, .60
Bedford .55
'l`1'a¢adic._ _  .50
2. 9 ~
_,_1,7 ..
.....t
2,-ll Q
Mt. 2.55
St,
Douglas, _ .40
Dundee, , .35
Lot 40 D .30
Morell, .25
Marie. .‘.’0
Iilidgeli, .10
St. I’etei"s Arrive
Stewart .45
§lo5 2
3.17
3 n
. .,
34- I
o A ` _
I. By the Patriot s Office Cat ' » 
Aha, my friend, I'm glad to see
 our riiiuiiiii I-‘iiiizivii mites Aiioriieii IcAi.i. Il GERMAN Plum Mil mu; .
 ' Il] _ _ .IFIHUM Ulilllll Slllll
UF llllil li
7*' ' ' ' BERLIN, via The Hague, July 26.-
III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ""
‘n attempt t answert '
"It won't be long," was the reply. The
German people are practically un-
_jg-_ in
Andrew's .45 " 'I9 "Es
The Trustees do not bind themselves
f my
U01
Ve
is “Crowded with
1.
yOU.
" l heard the boss call out from
position under the desk. I could
think who it was that lie was B0
pleased to see, but I found out before
ry long. I have heard the voice so
often that I would recognise it among
a million. lt was Our Farmer Friend.
" l'm glad to see you too," said the
. flavor" Stiller. " but i'm at a loss to under-
d the warmth of the greeting. II
_there are thought that maybe yon wonldii't be
_ . so
SIX lll0r8 Ill "0
anxious to seo me again. at least
t so soon."
S' I*  “'l‘hat's where you're mistaken,"
ing was the retort ol' the boss. "l lim
V '['he7_Poi“t8um glad to see you. How are you?
. _ lio
rlrrlnumv Ann Ben
GINNAIION VLAVOUII H
anal in cAnAuA
w is your good wife? Iiow is
Jamln?" .
All are well, thank you," said Our
Farmer Friend, “ and they will be
more than pleased to hear that you
asked about the
m_..
The editor expressed his pleasure at
news with a twinkle in those
this
 sinlliiig eyes of his. But he asks
b ut the health of eierione who
8
E C0
0 _ ,
mes into the office these days, and
Sealed Tenders will be received about their wives health and their
n I ,mon on Monday' August gud, children's health. He took this kink
2-11 1915 from any person or persons will~l-‘lil
to contract for the supplying Of fm'
aterial and the building oi__aV_sVCil09i Jusfz,  _ , - _
“_-és, -Rbyauy ',i'c~(-.'0',:ding tu pians 'other sections so that lie will have the
speumcatiun to be Seen at me :salutation down pat when he goes to
meme of Henry Hm.ry_ Chairman Belfast. These politicians are a queer
School Trustees, \\`est Royalty or 'gt-
the oflice of the Supt. of Education, 7- 9
ti
lg
t
nd
I.
332 Charlottetown. bu
Tenderers are also asked to sub-
ii
o .icccpt the lowest or any tender. as
 n 't a separate price for the labour all
:iss °
T
ortly after he got the nomination
Belfast. I honestly believe he's
nrapticing on the people from
They`i'e tickled to death to see
people when an election is one.
t when it’s over they'll-
There I go again, I'll soon be giving
the office secrets away I’m et-
. - g
e essary to construct the building. ""3 anogelhei' wo SAWUIUUS-
“ Iiow are things going in Belfast? "
ked Our Farmer Friend as he took
c seat the editor motioned lilni to.
“ for I am keenly interested in the
political light, especially the contest
in Belfast. Besides, there are several
things I wanted to talk to you about,
but they have gone clean out of my
head today."
As Our Farmer Friend said this he
took his departure. I suppose, how-
ever. he will be back in a few days
with a lot of questions to make the
boss feel badly. If I had my way I
know what I would do with fellows
like that. _ _
#___
H X®H
MR. GEORGE PROFITT.
*lit
‘ The angel of death has again visited
the town of Kensington and claimed
as its victlni, Mr. Geo, Proiltt, a well
known mid respected citizen. Mr.
Profitt has been in bad health for
some time and his death was not al-
together unexpected. Mr. Profltt was
a highly respected member of the
“Caldwell” Loyal Orange Lodge in
which order he displayed much in-
terest, His many friends join in ex-
tending to his sorrowing wife their
heartfelt sympathy.-K.
mst. DANIEL MeI<INNoN_
It is with the deepest regret that
The Guardian records the death of
Mr. Daniel McKinnon. Mr. l\icKliinon,
who has been in ill health for some
animous in approval of the edit0l'l8\
utterances of the press in condemning
the latest American note. I have learn
ed this through extensive conversa-
tions with representative men in all
walks of life.
The German people will not sanc-
tion aiiy abrldgenient of the submar-
ine policy, however, much they dealre
the friendship of America, in ofilclal
circles the possibility that Americans
aboard British _war munitions carriers
may again be lmtleriled by submarine
attilcks is recognized. but is not com-
mented upon.
The first feeling among the Ger-
mans was one of surprise that Amer-
ica had failed to grasp the German
view--point, and surprise at the phras-
ing of the American note. This feeling
even overshadows the indignation felt
in some quarters over the statement
that any further submarine attacks,re-
snltlng in the loss of American lives.
would be considered “deliberately un-
friendly." _
Despite the air of finally about the
latest communication from Washing-
ton, political circles here profess to
believe the negotiations are not at an
end! Sentiment generally favors a re-
ed.
point.
There is every indication that con-
siilernhle tiine will elapse however, .
before the German Government makes,
but re-asserting the German view-
H Y 0 he note.
Should the United States protest to
Great Britain in regard to restrictions
placed upon shipping. which it Is re.
ported hete is now being formulated
be couched in firm terms, it is consldf
ered possible the German reply would
not be brusque. Hope has not been
abandoned that the United States mny
intend to assall vigorously Great llri..
taiu's methods of controlling the sein'
Until this point becomes clear the
Berlin foreign office probably win
mark time. _
Rome Approve|_Note
LONDON, July 26.-The Nenva
Freie approves President Wilsoirs
note to Germany. The Trihuna says;
"The situation has reached a decis;
ive stage and all further discussion
seems impossible, or at least useless,
lt only remains to be seen what nt.
titude Germany will adopt in the time
of this courteous but firm statement
of the American posltion.”
Vienna Can't Understand It
LONDON, July 26._-The Neuvo
Freie Presse, of Vienna, expresses it.
self as unable to understand why the
United States refused Germany's pm.
posal for protecting tha lives of Ani-
ply to America-,--very friendly fphras- 'qinouiia pus ‘aes 'ia suazmo unniio
seeking the sanctity of American pas-
sengers declined this end. "lt is ii
question,” the paper adds. "whether
the same stiffueckedness will be ob-
served against Britain."
2
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H-J. G. Jamieson
+.4.>;_‘ ‘£9 ,-,
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I   ' = __-_+
-._,f:
-\...`::_
-141-
-_,_.
V..-'fe
one of ours. I
G.  Taylor
I _lewier & Optician I
We received a large ship-
ment of movements di' ect
from the manufactures-
and as these were ordered
before the war prices have
not advanced and you will
get the benefit by purchasing
~-,, 'rims TABLE
JuLY_ Amherst, Grindstone Island. Point I
.-.EIS 1.’ W“‘F."-
rv-
1-I
noon), for Souris, P. E. Island, and
noon train from Charlottetown;
thence to Magdalen Islands us ful- 3
lows: ,.1
calls at l'oiiit Bosse, Grindstone, Ain-
Half fare on both morning and uf- _
2197-7-M22, 27, 29, 31.
L_
“ n.iy_s_yi.ii "
Leaves Intercolonial Railway \‘Vharf
Plctou, Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY "
of each week, on arrival of the morn-
ing express from Halifax (about
there awaits the arrival of the after-
MONDAY-Lcave Souris for Etang- '
du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island R
I ' and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at
Grlndstone, Amherst and Souris; and
and returns to Picton.
THURSDAY-Leaves Souris for -
_ . , . . ._ u
trnooii trains from Souris and I:.lmiiu_ srhool houslw
Canadian Mail Steamer .
nderslgiied inorkcd “'l\eiiders for
ARCIII IIITFFAT,
Se:-‘y oi' Trustees,
\\'iiisloe, lt. R. No.1
‘ | 21.--M-20.\iiis2wI<s.
enders to be addressed to the fl’
I trust you are getting substantial
. encouragement."
‘ “ Well, the fight is going along about
as I expected. l’m not rnsliiiig things,
however. The people of Belfast
turned me down before although I
worked hard. So far I ain giving
them the absent treatment. I don't
know how they like it. and between
Ill
time past was a well. known and re-
spected cltlzen of Kensington and
the heartfelt sympathy oi’ all who
knew him goes out to his bereaved
and sorrowing family. He leaves to
daughters, namely, Mrs. John Hagg-
ardy, Clermont; Mrs. Joseph Mc-
Donald, (‘lermont; Mrs. John Coady,
Sea View; Mrs. Alex Stewart, Ken-
oiirn besides a lovliig wife, ilve /_
:H4
I GUARDIAN ii|_l-ISSIFIEU MIS. ,
Ona cent per word first insertion In this column, half cent por .
word each continuation. Cash
charge Twenty-five cents. /_
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u and me and the door post I doii’t
re. l’m sick of being sacrificed
Yarmouth Silver Black Fox and Fur politically." and the look that came
over the editor's face as l 1 ~p k t ld
ci. na. Ynmuii., N. s. ._ ..I...i. ..._ ‘” ” ° 9 °
_ 50 p. C. cash dividends paid
last year. S5'
“l don't blame you :I bit," was the
mpathetic remark of Our Farriier
20`p_ (._ ,.3511 dividends sua, Fricii<l_ “I don't blunie you a bit."
rnntecd this year.
Uiiltn-is more than 20 p. c. lla
cash be paid will add more "U
foxes to the ranch. "h
American sliarcliolders are niet on
" \Vcll, let It go at that. 'l‘lie party
s called ou me to ii'iakc the sacri-
e and I cannot say tliein nay. I.et's
:iiigc thc subject." _
Our Farmer Friend ncceptotl thr-
rrivnl ot' thc llostoii boat at tlie»’“'g'l-T"SU0ll Qllll 8Sk0llI “ Why docsn‘t
ook and taken ovcr ruin-li froc of HW |’""W g"'9 “S f“"lll‘”"-S il lf1l41llff*"-’
large; The iurmt-ra are thi' liiivlilioiit-_ ol' the
A Few sHARss .Fon sAi_E cAR- """""`>'~ “HY =*‘iii1hr..lililitffls.g9ll.i1ll<
“NG -rms YEAR»S--NVIDENDS-_--ii-Ii-tiicrnoriililfifioiis? In in least ont-
S_ P_ GOUDEY’ Sec,,eta,.y_ oust* that I know about all the iiioni-
Bosse and Grand Entry. Returiiing
lierst, Souris, and returns to Picton.
On the first trip in tho nioiitlis ol'
rs of the firm are in the ileitl.
nice (ounly has another batch of
, lawyers out, and I hear that a young
ili;ii'lottcto\\'iI disciple of Blackstone
Pure Bred Clydesdale 
.~.pni'riiig for an opening iii George-
wii. \Vl_iiit.’s goiiig to become of us
rgiiyors it all these chaps 1-:ct elect-
'Uate Day 'I`inie H't 'I`ime
I 'l`h, 2.02
2.44
3.24
4.03
'4.4i
5.20
6.01
6.44
7.30
8.18
9.08
9.56
0.00
0.42
1.16
1.45
2.11
2.34
2.58
3.30
4.14
5.06
6.06
7.16
8.24
9.30
10.31
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11.26
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JULY_1g¢ to 3|-(L mol wave_ .nh al District of Prince County in the
to gm, cloudy and un5el¢|ed_ gil, to interest of tho Lilieral-Coiisei~\'ative
\3i_h, warm wAve_ 14th to lgth' gen. Party will be held in Summerside on
9|-al rain period, 199, to 22"", D,-os. Saturday, the 31st da' of Jul iiist ut
trating heat. 23rd to 27th, thunder at
snows;-g_ 23¢_1, to 3155 C001 and dis. has the right to be represented by four
agreeable. delegates-
 
DIARY OF _EVEN'|Ԥ_ 3RD DISTRICT PRINCE COUNTY.
TO-DAY.
City Maglstrntefs Court, 9 a_m.
Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 8.45.
MA RRIAGES
 
BUELL-BUELL. - At thi- i’ai'soIinge
ot' the First Mi-tliodist i‘liur<:li bv the
Rev. R. S. Fulton. Walter lliii'-ll.of|¢
Abney to Gertrude May Buell of 5,
Wliitesaiids. 0
at the hour ot' 10.30 o’clock forenoon
  all that piece of land recently occu-
DEATI|S pied by the lute Mrs. I)onaI<l Mac-
Kinnon I-Iitunte in the common of
'_'__*""-  Cliarlottctowii near the S rin P rk
June, July, August and Septeiiilier.
weather periiiittiiig, calls ut West
Bay to land mails and pnsseiigers t'or
Aiiilicrst, tlieiict- to Pryon Island. itc-
turning, calls at Point Bosse, Grind-
stone, Aiiilierst and Souris.
l"or i`uI'tli<-r pugtitrtilars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON & SON,
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent., Picton.
MATTHEW McLEAN dl. CO.,
Agents, Souris.
Or io WM. McLURE, Manager and
Owiicr, Picton, Nova Scotia.
2061-7-15l\iti’.
1-- -.S._- _ I
Liberal- Conservative
3rd Distri<i_ of Prince
A Coiiveiitioii for the selection of
('nndldatef-i to contest thc Zlrd Elector-
5 .V 1| -
the hour of 10.30 a.m. Each Poll
.iAMEs A. M¢NEIi.I.,
coNvi:Ni-JR.
27289-7-27m4l
Auction Sale
Oi Valuable Real Estate inthe City
and Common of Charlottetown
The uiidersigiied is instructed by
ho owners to soil at auction on the
rcniises the followiii ro ertiesz-
Convention ‘ ,.
Ii
’l`li<~ pure broil Clytltestlzile Stallion.
Lord llnliiiiii-_\', juli.. l',i‘l_l_ ilogistci' 1,
.\liscoIIi-lic, July Ifbtli and Lilith, aiitl ,I
Any otlicr tiny, cull owiici' up by telc-
plioiic for his \\'iii-rt~:tlititits_ ~ g
l’i'ospeIftivI- liiwcili-rs should see his 0
fouls ol' spriiig oi' lltlfi liclkire hri~eil~ ¢
._!1l0li-'I'-f.’i\`ni22iL-Ill li
I _ i I
the business at thi-‘pill stanil Mr. .\IcDonalti U
willasfnrinally continiietogive his careful and I
ers: .il tt t'
stable PII...-~ inc. '
23 17-7-zsin. I ' I
 
W
The undersigned offers for ,,
acres of good land with some- S
to shipping etc. For particulars r
apply to il
i
Orwell Cove ii
224:i-7-2iiiiicipti_
V Z IJ P
n \\ ediiesday thc -ith oi' August next
re
D K 0
MAcNEV|N____A¢ Brac' |»ri"(.(, (~D_ Rontl lioiiiiticd on the South by McGill
July 26. of diabetes Flora, daughter of mr"""‘ 0" UN’ Em" by. lands conveyed
Donald McPhee, and beloved wife of I" H*’"r5' H-Vile “ml -lamell E‘|0n» 0"
Allan MacNevin, aged 55, yonrg_ ;lhe North by the Nuirtliern boundary
HANNr-:cAN_ on .iniy 27, Annie ff
J. Ilannegun, aged 33 years. Funeral A
from tho residence of hor father Arch- |
ibald Currie, South Shore, tomorrow
(Friday) 30th. Inst. interment New a
Dominion (Iemetry. ty
“W tl
l
MI|\lrd'l Linlmont Go., Limited, at the hour of 12 0'clock noon all that
piece of land and buildings on the
Vi
Gentlemen.-Last Wiutsr I received
/ I -
'rug “nent (mm mg mg of M|N. lotteiown being parts of Town Lots
‘HITS LINIMENT ju g ggygrg gugcl( N08. 4 llfltl 5 ll'l lhé 86601111 hlllldfed OI
of LaGrippe, and I have frequently Town lots having a front of 42
proved it to be very effective in cases
e
of innammstion. rear and extending back 168 eet on
Yann, ,w
W
W. A. HUTCHINBON. K
‘Stewart as tenants. For further par-
ticulars npply to C. D. McCallum
|Esq_, Solicitor for owners.
" A fine assortment of Bathing Caps ;
and Water Wings at the Central
Drugstore. E. A. Foster. Juli' 1601-1915-
`._““___|___>V v__ 2275.7.27m3| 2101-7-17Mstt8l. (I _ _ _ I
f the McGill fiirm and on the West
y a [ence containing about three
cros, also the f-.omniodious dwelling
' t ' -_ . ti his ‘
:Fr-tIp:h;\tIelc:  whi¢'de\i;Iri-|;; exons; liaps you would like to hear riic toll
for $1.25. Moore & McLeacl. "
' sto
“New lot of ladies outing hats just sm
~ Stallion 'el
7 iii
- 'l`l
the
“ llou't l`l‘rll‘. they woii`t be <-let-lcd.
  Jr. Most of tlieiu have bcoii \\'I-liglieii In
I* bzilniict- liet`oi‘¢- :intl fouiid wuiiiiilg.
ii=y‘rc in politics just now for thc
dvortisiug.
“ l don't think iiiiyoiie will be ole(-lt-.tl
iiless tho pziriy gots t0gotliei‘ uiitl
No. lit. <`ltiui<liuil ii<fHi>'t\‘l‘10.5l¥l. Will forniulntod :i policv and st-locls ai
stziiiil ut \\'illiIIiii l>;iiii;liei‘ty`s stables, in '
oder. liy thi- way, I hear J. ll. Bell’s
nine nieiitioiit-il ns lender. lit- is ai
August. i'.i‘il and 4th, and ul owiie-r's g|~..,,L m]k,,,~_ (milf, ,L wmmst to MI.
sialilo, 'I`I'nvt-lli-r`s lic:-It, July 30th ziuil Riifimy-,|g_ Um ,I0 you think he Wm
Jllst niitl August liih niitl 7th. |,r(,v¢», 1, ,},-mving (.,,,.d-_;»»
"l'ci's_oiiull_\' I think it would bc It
mill lilllli-I I0 get together and iiiap
ui it policy, but there arc others wiio
h_iiik it the part of wisdom to luavc
mt? __ _ llllltlrs :is they are. There are nmiiy
l¢0llf'l‘l 1’hl|lIl~‘l lll l“ll-1l'S&- discordaiit clciiiciiis in the partv, :intl
J»\Ml‘iS E-VGLAND. doubt is tlxpiwessi-tl as to the weldliig
Owiicr. of those. As to Bell ns u leader, I
:irdly know wliiit. to say. Many
i“>ll_lc look upon lilm ns impossible.
Ie is It gituit i.ilkei it is t
- - ' ' ' -‘. rue, but
Change of Business that is not the whole thing these days.
.,l.li*;.§.‘;'f.Iihas:;s.‘f.".si.I,:.i°II§%i;ii:‘fsl 3-ff'-~ -_"Ht "-0 -W I-'IM I- ---
has br-cn taken over exclusively by .\ir.D, M. ‘l W"-V" ‘h*“'f"“"_t- Hell "R65 lil lléill'
Mcltnnnldoncufllieptirtners who will continue IIIU Solllld 01 lllS 0Wl1 VOICE, illlil IIIOSQ
lint is wanted in a lender is discre-
f us who also have some ability in a
p m. a ,.,, ,On ,,, ,he |,,.,,¢ i,,,_,_.,¢_., of ,M :liking sense' would have very little
patronsoftliispopulziranduptodatelivcry 'SIIOW were lit’ ill COI1lIl`lIlntl. Iltit
Residenw phone SNL “hats the irst- oi borrowing trouble.
don't seo iniicli chance for Bell in
Uetletiue district.”
"I gather from the general tenor of
our roiiiarks that Mr Bell’s leader-
   ship does not appeal to you. You
seein to look upon him as a Joke," said
' .O F F _
at Orwell Cove -..#‘.l...iii2’i2....{$§2?..3_“ “ “"““’ "‘“
“I`in ii bit of a joker myself," ro-
lled the boss "bu I on' o
_ _ _ _ -_  I ii i nk
immediate sale his farm fronting ntiiini-iii Jokes. i mink I cuniii ieini
on Orwell Bay consisting of 50 the I-llwral ii-»~I_v as wen as sen mv-
olf. I can talk as long and sav as
. ,l'tIli._-I ;,- 1 ti '
timber well watered and close ,-',,,,,§,,“; §f,§_,T_" F21, 53",, 
or my lectures ever now and then
Y I
ut Bell never does. He has a storv
GEORGE M' NICHOLSON about Mike and Pat and Ii whisky
ot.tle, for liistiiiice, that is so iinclenht
has heroine bIild~lieaded. Capt.
Read \vus another of Prince (!onnty's
B
I' 'Y' I
lleged statesnien who used to tell
ries at election times. He had one
ck story, just like Bell. lt was
ccived- fine corded pique- black "h""‘ kmen-“» and he Varied it W “Ulf
lic
he
2315-7»29liI.2i. "
locality he was speaking iii. Per-
story?"
I~`or nic-ri~_v‘s sake don't. I have
____ hoard it several times already. lf
SEND|NG GERMAN GUN 1-0 that kitten story killed Capt. Read I
CANADA A3 yt/Ag -|-|.-top;-qv 'can see where that Irish yarn will
. ____ lan
I.0NI)()N, July 26.-Richard Reid. J
ngoiit-general for Ontario, has at last
ti liell_’ '
ust then the telephone rung and the'
boss answcrod it. The conversation
louse and barns thereon.
ure and other effects belonging to
Immediately lifter disposing of the
bove I will sell the household furni-
ie estate of the late Mrs MacKinnon
On Thursday the 5th of August next-
secured for the Canadian National
Exhibition n captured German gun.
which wui-I shipped complete on Fri-
day. The gun is the latest German
model. and is supposed io have been
taken iii the brittle of St. Julien. in
which the Canadians figured promin-
was short. but when it was over tht-
poss expressed regret at tho fnct thai
he must leave.
"I have enjoyed to-day visit very
much," lic said asthe t\v0' Hll00l<
hands, “ and l hope it will |10! be I0"-9
ently. -
before~we meet again."
est side oi’ Queen Street in (har
so four sons.- Tlionias, who now
resides in Bosioii, James who is now
on his way to the front, to fight for
his lting and (Iouiitry, and Donald and
Calvin at home, employees oi' Reuben
Tiipliii & Co,,.-K,
MRS. PHILIP S. FRANCIS.
Tlic death occtirred at an early hour
on Sunday inorniiig July llili of Mur-
gurct J, beloved wife 01' l’hiiip S.
Frulicis of Mouctoii, N. li., nl'ti-r :I
si-vt-i‘e illiit-ss of several wi-oks, boriio
with <‘liristiuii rosigiiatioii to the div-
iiic will"/\ll that u loving fuiiiily uiiti
inutlical skill could do was doiiti, iiut
nothing could retard thc grim inos-
soiigci' oi’ death. She was it iiuict Ilii-
assuining woman, and was lovcd by
all hor friends and neighbors and will
bc greatly iiiisscd both in the lioinr-
and coiuiiiuiiiiy. The rcniaiiis wort-
lwoiiglit hoiiio i'r0iii Moncton on the
13, being uw.-oiiipiiiiied by licr luis-
bund and three cliildrcii to the homo
ot' Mr. Earl Dingwoll in Boy Fortune,
i`i'oin which place the fiiiicral took
pizivo on the 14th to the Presbyicriaii
(7eiiiotrii‘y whore thc reniaiiis were
lnid to rt-st. Rev. Win, McLeod rou-
dtictcil tho st-rvice itt the house ziiiil
grave. Sho was in her <i5ilI your null
if-tives to iiiourn it sorroiving liusliuiid.
l’liilip S. I<`raiicis, one daughter ldlidii
A., flirt-ti sons, Philip  and Willinui
ll. all at homo in Moiictoii and Edwin
Earl. of Buy Fortuiio, an aged mother,
Iilrs. Jtisuph ll. l)iiig\vt-ll of Little
liiver and thrco brotlici‘s, Albert oi'
(‘1iiiibriilgo, hiiiss., Warren iu Little
lltivur :intl llairvey, Little Pond and
licsiiics ii iiuiiilicr of .sorrowiiig i`i'iciiils
The palllicurers were - E. (I. Mr-
Kie, IC. Mt-Fiirlaiie, Joseph (lhaifey,
William Jenkins, Jo,-Icpli Iirowii, Juni-
es Mills. Boston papers pleaso copy.
-1*
MR. RONALD MACDONALO.
Tho old order dver chuugetli yicld-
ing place to the new, and so tho old
genorutioiis vanish to be replaced by
others. During the present year Ver-
non River and adjacent districts have
witnessed the exit from eartli's cou-
ccrns and cures oi' inost of those aged
and revered resident;-I whose earthly
careers carry ones mind back to a
time when those who are no longer
young, were yet unborn. Worthy
men and women were they, whose
honest toil and thrift, in days full of
hardships now unknown inode tlioir
lives ii success and it blessing to
others and their deaths full of pence
in the coiiscienceness of having been
good and faithful servants of their
Master.
On July the 8th at Cherry Valley
death called to eternal rest and re-
ward, Ronald Macdonald at the nge
of ninety-two. For a great part oi’ a
century he had been n prominent citi-
zen of the place, and one of its pione-
ers. During his long span of years his
.life had been an exemplary one. ln-
diistrous, charitable, a perfect Chris-
tian gentleman of the old school, the
community respected him, and God
favoured him`with prosperity, peace
and length of days. Scurcely was
touched by sickness, the illness which
terminated in his death was oi’ only
a few days duration. Fortified by all
the rites of the church of which in
life hc had been a most devout and
faithful member, his death was calm
and peaceful. The father of a large
family, two sons only survive hini.
John in 'British Columbia and Alexan-
der gt homs.,'His funeral was very
larg ly attended. friends, and ac-
quaintances who' esteemed him in Iifo
coming from far away to pay the last
tribute of honor. His remains were
laid in St. Joachims Cemetery beside.
those of his wife, who predeceased
him several years. May perpetual
slngton; and Miss Ethel at home; iii-
Agents Wanted i
AGENTS WANTED-T0 SELL FOR
The Old Reliable Foiitliill Nurser-
ies. We teach our mon to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessury. Highest com-
missions paid. I-landsome free
if ulpnieiit Stone & Wollini;t01l.T0-
ronto, Ont. 1805-7-3ME26i._H_W
lio:iI'tici'.~I \\':tiii¢-tl
éo'ARD'E'Rs 'CAN BE Accom Mo DAT-
lcd with large front rooins and ull
1 -~ I' _'A I ' at this oilice.
‘M mu pp 5 2213-1-zzimoipa.
Ili-lp Wuiitoil--l"vim\i-:
wAN‘rED GIRL To 'AssIsT"_A1'
,,,,,,ki|\g_ Apply North Aniericaii
iioici. _ ;l2sI2.7-ixM~1ii»\l-
'v'vANT's'D-W GIRL i=oR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. E. A.
Foster, 148 (liiinberluiitl Si.
_Q 2080-7-16Mtf,
_ L. _...I-9.5¢.-.  -, 
EST.-BETWEEN cLII=i= Horst
and Clinrlottetowii, it pipe and case,
Finder pleaso leave at Guardian
Office. _ ___ 2378-7-27m2l
WILL THE LADY AND GENTLE-
man wiio picked up ii. black raincoat
on Gi-eat George Street yesterday
kindly rcturn to this oflice and
oblige the owner. 2284-7-27m3l
 
To I .ot
iiioderii coiiveiiiciit-cs in u central To LET HouSE_ APPLY 232
Grout George St, 2052-7-1571i/Itf.
`, ..________ _, 'ro RENT.-Two oR THREE UN-
fnriilslied roonis suitable for light
lioiisckoepliig in ii private family,
t‘c-iitrally located. Apply at the
Guardian Oilice. 2285-7-27ni$ti
T0 LET.-The Store and premises
on Kent Street at present occupied
by Geo. McQiinid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-
ni'l, 1624 Kent St. 2267-7-26111 mtf
f _ ,se ' " I
I
For Sale
cow I-'oR sAi_E.- .IERSEV cow
just freslieiicd. lt. Weeks. lliltll-
|;,.|,|, 2302-7-28M2Ipd.
ply John Gill. llllllll ROW-
2252-7-24M5ipd _
I=oR 'sAI_E-'-oNi-: sit.vER sI.AcI<
iiiiile Fox. one year old $600.00. Olll-'
niales S5 per cent iiiid 00 per cetll-1
Write for priies Vi alter It Camp
hell Lobo, I’ () Oiit
2249-7-247ipd.
FOR SALE-TWENTY PAIRS IS-
liiiid ranch raised Mink, this year’s
kittens. Should prove to be breed- ,
ers, as they ure the progeny of ten
pnirs,,out ol' eleven in the ranch.
' Must sell nt once owing to crowded
FOR sA'LE-_Al II/iu'.cH cow. AP- W
Fciiizilc 90 por ot-nt. $300.02. IWU W
also live pair Northern Red Foxes.
W
well, Secretory of Trustees.
Teachers Wanted
WANTED.-Principal wanted for Bells
River School (136) Supplement $40.
Apply Secy. oi’ Trustees.
' 2265-7-26me7i
ANTED - TEACHER SECOND
class for Mermaid School, No. 156.
Supplement $35.00. Protestant pre-
ferred. Wiii. Boyce, Secretary. Mor-
inaid, Lot 48. 2291-7-2XM3l.
ANTED-EXPERIENCED TEACH-
er for Cable Head West School.
Protestniit preferred. Supplement,
$20.00. Apply to M. McLaren, Sec.
2162-7-20mtf.
ANTED-MALE PRINCIPAL FOR
Victoria School District No. 60.
Siipplenieiit voted $120. Apply by
letter slitting experience to E. Bos-
2082-7-16Mtl.
I
ranch. J. ll. Ilrehiiut. Montague. -
2303-7-28ME6i.
FOR SALE.-UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers, No. 4 Model, special price'
40. Sent on approval to responsible
parties, express prepaid. Dominion
Typewriter Co., 68 Victoria Street.
Toronto, Ont. 2272-7-27b13i ~
FARM FOR SALE ON INDIAN
ltiver Road leading to Black Horse,
coiitaiiilng about 55 acres, with‘
large barn nearly new, dwelling and
out-buildings. never~faillng well of,
$1,0,00 cash, balance to suit pur-
chaser. Mrs R. A. Hillman, Ken-
-&..l__==
Help \\’iiiit.eii--Malo
wANrED. MACHINIST `I=oR`LA1'HE
work. Apply B. Stewart & Co.
k_V_W___V__  W *___* _zioo-7-zomti.
wAN'rED-A ci-IAuI=“F'EuRL 'APT
ply Box 163 City.
Situations Vacant'
$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-
ing "WORLD'S GREATEST WAR."
Up to date book. Whirlwind seller.
Lliiscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
‘ wA'N'rED_`-~rb`ren¢ or
4. Wanted
purchase dwef-
liiig house with few acres of land
at or near it village, or small fiirin
iii desirable locality. Apply by letter
Mrs. Patrick Clinton, St. Marys Road
2264-7-26ME7ipd.
WA`N'T`sD Fon FALI. DELIVERV A
pure bred black male fox pup, must
be ii perfect speclmeii and price
must be low. Dr. Samuel F. Wads-
worth, 26 (lummington St., Boston
wntor. Guni°uiiteed title. Terms-Iwl`in-ss'---- -~--?§(!)f?--_28M7LE1-I`--
ANTED DRESBMAKING. APPLY
232 Euston St. 2174-7-21M6i.
gingtgn, }>_y]_]_ 2190.7.21m12| I Vi/ANTEVD.-VAYHIPOSIVTIIJN "ABI “BOOK-1
keeper or stenographer, by ii. gradu-
ate from Union Commercial College.
Apply to Olive Robertson, Mt. Hope.
2165-7-20m9l
FOXES AWANTEVDI-Aiiy party wish-
ing to dispose of one or more pairs
of lslitiitl Podigreed Foxes can place
some with a first class organized
company, owning six pairs of silv-
ers by taking half interest in stock
and balance as may be mutually ar-
ranged. Could also become a dir-
ector iii the company if desired.
Gorrespoiideiice solicited. "K," cure
of Guardinii. 2305-7-28mtf
1- I » --
DAMAGE CDAIME c
AGAINST GERMAN.
WASIIINGTON, July 24.- Oiilcinl
instructions to Aincrlcans who desire e
and Poland iiuvc been sent out by the p
state department. Millions of dollars p
worth of property are understood to.
be affected. p
ly advised of the German govern- n
meiit's creation of the "lm eriiil I
claims for compensation for property
‘ight shine upon him. . ,
I
et on Queen Street and 36 feet nt the
hlch are sltuiite two sttfres and
archouse nt present occupied by
elly Taylor and Co. and Wallace
R . BEAIRSTO.
Auctioneer.
Z
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upied by German military forces.
Numerous claims have already been
presented and pressed for action by
thc dcpartinent. They include a vari-
ty of articles of considerable value,
growing out of its requlsiting of pro- but of a luxurious character, seliell
perty in Belgium, Nortiiern Francs by the Germans in Belgium on the
retext of occupation ami than shlll'
ed back to Germany, -\- '
The department does not mcelll in
rlnclple the taking of property that
*Phe United States has been oiilciiil- does not come under .t head Of
iw
ecessity. '
Claims of Americans are being tiled
D ll-
deiniiity Commission" to consider by Ambassador Gerard with the Ger-
man Foreign Olilco for presentation
requlsltioned iii enemy territory oc- to the commission.
...$4 ; , ; 
I '  l “is good tea”
 ii V . Tryapackage