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TOBACCOS
Our tobaccos are always
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A 'Store _ is Known by -the
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We carry a complete line of patent rncdiclnes'. drugs of all kinds.
toilet articles, smokers supplies and chocolates, etc.
in oun onuo ospr.
PATENT Msoicmss SMOKERS SUPP'-!E8
TOILET ARTICLES
Tclcum Powder
Face Powder
Sachet Powder
Perfumes of all kinds
Cigars
Cigarettes
'Foimcco Cut
Tolracco Plug
Tobacco Figs
Pipes, Pouchea, etc.
Tooth Powder SOAPS
CONFECTIONERY
Moirs Chocolates
Perrins Chocolates
Nylo’s Chocolates
Roger and Gallet '
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Envelopes and paper in boxes
iliinveiopes and paper in Nik- ~
SCHOOL SUPPLIES _
CAMERAS EASTMAN AT A DISCOUNT
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Magazlnoo of all kinds. Weekly and monthly. ‘
Megln. p.¢¢,,.,,. Watorm|n's Fountain Pens
w`Ai.i. raven Ar A oiscounr,
. Gramophonol, Records obo,
Chsoko and money orders cashed at any tiimo. ~
Come in and look nsovor-
Parkman’s Drug _ Store
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ini service will be held dn Summer-
field Piresbyteriun ,Cur_cil._ Cunday
Elmer McKay. - '
CHANGE OF HOUR--The regular
ser-vie.. 'in‘ ins Methodist crm.-eh, Kar.-
sington, will'be held next Sunday fit
3 p. m., instead of 7 p. m. This change
:is made because of the memorial sar-
vlce on Sunday evening in the Eng-
lish church, for Corp. Vernon Lynda.
recently lrilled inlaction at thefront
CHURCH REOPENING-The Mar-
gate, 'Methodist Church, which for
some time has been closed for renov-
ation.wl_l be reopened next Sunday’
Sept. 15. The serviices' yiii be: held at
11 a. nr. and 7 p. ni. Rev. George Ay-
ers of Pleasant Valley, will preach
in the morning, and Rev. George Irvisr
of Clifton in the evening.. 'The Publlr
are cordially inviited to -attend thes.»
services. ` _
HUNTER'RlVER RED CROSS. --
The annual meeting of the Hunter
River Red Cross Society was held on
Sept. 9th. The society has an en-
rolled membership of only seventeen
with an average attendance of eight
but -the work done each year, since ii
was organized, his highly creditable.
The total collection for the year was
$223.54. Of this amount. $87.50 was
proceeds of an ice crenm festival :md
$5.00 ir. donation from Miss Mabel
Nicholson, Marion, Mass., to go to-
wards preparing Xmas boxes for our
boys overseas. During the year, 137
pairs socks and 1 pair wristlets were
knit and forwarded to Island boys
in the trenches,_ and a. small bale
hospital supplies to the P. E. I.
branch Can. lied Cross Charlottetown
As in the past. the society has pro-
vided for an adopted Prisoner of war
also donated $25.00 to the .Y. M. C.
A. Fund. The members take this op-
portunity of thanking all who knitted
or donated socks, also those who
helped to make the Festival such a
decided success and to each and all
who, in any way, aided the society in
such a gratifying years work.
WEDDING BELLS-The marriage
of Miss Lena Monaghan, youngesi
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mon
aghan, Ke-lly’s Cross to Mr. Anthem
Haughy, son of Mr. John Hauglry
took place at *St. Joseph’s Church
Woinesday, 11tlr._ Inst., the ceremoni
being erformed by the Rev. Dr. Irion
aghan, brother of the bride, assiste(
by the Rev.. Dr. Curran; Pastor Kel
le~y's Cross. The bride, who was gown
ed in cream Duchesse satin, and worf
black fox fur, the gift of the grorni
was attended by her neice, Miss Mari
McGuigan, of Chafrlotetown, while Mr
Frank Haughy did the honors for thi
groom. After the marriage cerenrong
the bridal party motored to Bordon
returning at noon to the brides home
where a sumptuous dinner' was serv
ed, the above named clergy and the
immediate friends of the bride being
present. The present; werre ver'y nrrrn
errous and costly, attesting to the 1109
ularity of both -bride and groohr. Tir.-
Guirrdian joins with M-r. and Ii/Iriv'
Haughy in wishing them many happy
years of wedded life.
Beer- & Goff
Saturday Grocery
_ I Specials -
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Beer & Goff
No l Standard Pyrfam
Fly Catchers Regula'
Price-2 for Sc Saturday-
Special 4 ior Sc _
No 2 fanned Baked
Beans Large Size with _
or witliout Sauce regular
price-25c per tin Satur-
day Special Z for 35c
0nIy2tins toacustomcr
llr.E.C.l'larris
» ily e ‘Specialist
_ Oiiies Royal Ink Build
ill. Clin-lo-throws
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MEMORIAL SERVICE-A memor-
inst.. at 3 p. m. in the memory of Pte,
'i heart full ot' charity to all- Sw
°°“°?"d “ Sweet ‘md r°n“ed'“at` f°°t°d by the ‘“"`”t °f_ the Cm’  
LONG CREEK-Service In the Long
Creek Baptist church at 3 o'clock
Sunday , Sept. 15, conductor. by Rev.
A. Hurn. _
A MEMORIAL SERVICE-A mem-
orial service will be held in the Bred
llbime. Presbyterian Church, Sunday.
Sept 15th, at 7 p. m., in memory of
Privates Ansus and John R. Mathe-
son. »
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P.E.l. MAN ENLISTS-The Taun-
ton, Mass., Evening Iiress says: Aug-
ust Bouts of Middleboro Avenue, to
zether with a contingent f-rom this
rity, efntrained for Camp Upton,
Long Island; recently. Mr. Boute has
been for the past year, night foreman
of the braiding department of the
Zhandler' Co. He came to this section
from Summerrside, P.E.I. , where he
'rad tree brothers enlisted in the
'Jarradian forces, one at present in
France and the other' two in England.
_'Gus" carries with him the best wish-
as of a wide nunrber of friends from
.his sdction. His widowed mother
ssldes in Surnmerside, 'and another
oroter is in Moncton.
DIED ON MILLITARY 8ERVlCE:--
Mr. and Mrs. John Laverty, Taran-
bum received t-he sad news on Wed
nesday the 4th Inst that their son
Pte. John william Liiveriy,
who left the Island only a few weeks
ago had passed away. A simple note oi
condolence was received announcing
the sod news. Up to the present time
the parents of ~t'hl-s young man who
left his home less than three months
ago have received no information as
to ‘how his death occurred which
it -seems took place on -the voyage -to
England. Among the many sad deaths
occasioned by this awful war t-his one
has caused a deep feeling of sorrow
in the comlrnunilty in which he was
reared and known. Mr. and Mrs Lav-
erty and family have 'the -heartfelt
sylmpathy of their many .friends and-
rreighbors in the sad affliction which
they are called upon to bear. The
deceaised was 41 young man 21 years
of age, of a `qui‘et, sociable disposit-
ion, and was a' favorite wltih his comp
anions who are paiiied at his early
death. '
MRS. ALEXANDER 'MACNEILL.-
The funeral of Mary Clementine Mac-
Donald, widow of the late A. J. Mac
Neill took _place on last Sunday af-
ternoon from her late residence Sher-
'irooke to St.-PauI’s Cemetery, Sum-`
merside. Her -beloved pastor Rev__
Fatlrer‘».l‘. C. MacLean. V. -G. odlciat-
‘ng at"St: 'Pairl's‘¢Cliui"ch' “and” cemet
sry. The funeral was one of the larg-
rst ever seen in Summerside. Tire
spiritual and floral offerings were
generous. The late Mrs. MacNeill was
r daughter 'of »the`late Angus and
Mary MacDonald, North Bedeque.
She was in her fifty sixth.yesr. She
lived in deeds not years.She leaves to
mourn their loss -three sons and four
iaughters who were with her, when
her life’s work was done. Viz, Major.
Ronald and Peter, Stella, Jcnnie,Mar-
Ion. and Annie; also two brothers D.
B. the well known commercial trav-
eller and Stephen A. of Agassiz, B.
C.. The late Mrs. McNeill was dearly
beloved by all who had an acquaint-
ance with her, a kind and dutiful mo-
ther, a pious and christian woman, a
generous ever helping neiSi\b0l“ Wl_U1
ure that' was pleasing. Her nremory_
Cornelius Macbellan, Grand Rival'-.
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MInord'o Llniment used by PhYl|°|“"‘
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JUST A- SPRINKLE
STOPS THE SMART
A During' warm weather
you are aptvo be bother-
ed with ' Prickly Heat,
and other forms of skin
irritation. I '
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Just sprinkle it on the
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itching and smartin_g will
stop a most immediately.
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‘.‘Gi1afafa.i---1  NINESE IN Atilti i
Boioheviki Routed onthe Ussuri
Front.
'ras sorrrisrs or ui.. Mikado, inferior.
ed by the Mutllation of Comrados
Charged Under Heavy Fug..
AIJOUCIOII 01' Property In |115 [gp
M* Experiment or the Radicals rn
Russia.
_ VLADIVOSTOK. Aug. 31. - The
Bolshevikl in considerable numbers
attacked desperately along the Us-
suri front last Saturday. All the Al-
lied forces pprticipated in the tight-
lng except the Americans. Upwarris
of 300 ofithe enemy were killed.
The Japanese bore the brunt of
U19 USUUDB- They captured two or-
mored trains and several field guns.
A0¢0Fdil1E IQ B. wounded Czech the
_I Japanese, infuriated by finding muti-
.lated comrades on the battlefield,
charged and routed the _enemy in the
:ice of heavy machine gun and rifle
re.
The Japanese reI1or't_tha.t the Allied
troops are advancing steadily.
Entente allied and Czecho-Slovak
patrols succeeded in disarming all
the Russian volunteers who had re-_
volted and gone over to Lieut.-Gen.
Horvath, the anti-Bolshevik military
leader in Eastern Siberia.
After a discussion lasting an hour'
the Council of Commanders presented
an ultimatum to the troops in revolt
who numbered 400. They were told
they could return to the allegiance
of Gen. Tolstoif, thereby restoring
the status quo; join Gen. Semenoifs
forces in Manchuria, or submit to
disarming. '
_ Thursday night the Entente allied
and Czecho-Slovak patrols appeared
in the street in the vicinity of the
barracks and virtually besieged the
revolutionaries. The latter apparent-
ly had been warned and they closed
Thus an intolerable situation
r'
ended.
While a Moscow despatch to the
Rhenish Westphalian Gazette of Es-
sen states that the Entente diploma-
tic representati-ves there have been
Bolshevik capital, under date of Aug.
26, deny that the American and
British diplomats there were ever ar
rested The despatch to the Rhenzish
that members of the Allied military
tody.
Dewitt C. Poole, jr., the acting
American Consul General at Moscow,
is awaiting a safe conduct from the
siu and the Entente Governments for
a reciprocal return of diplomatic and
Pravda, has decreed the abolition in
towns of more than 10,000 inhabi-
the value of which exceeds a scale
landlords are 'placed on the same
-level as their' tenants. The decree
does not apply to industrial proper-
ties. '
GERMAN EMPRESS ILL.
Condition.
PARIS. Aug. 31.-A .woman be-
longing to the Dutch aristocracy,
says a. radio despatch from` The
I-iague,.received a letter from a friend
belongmg to the German court refer-
ring toithe illness of the German Enr-
press. The friend wrote that for
more than a year' the Empress had
been subject to severe headaches,
accompanied by fainting spells and
hallucinations. She was ,greatly af-
and Czarina of Russia, amd became
possessed of the idea that :revolution-
wm not be forgotten lliy ullzlle welll? ary ideas would spread in Germany.
W°\`° “ear *md dear t° er' le D. It was her' custom to slrrut herself
bearers were first cousins of dcC9aS' in her room for hours at a. time read-
ed. Hon. James A. MscNeill, Summer- ins' newspaper articles about the dif- __ I _ _ F_0i` D\';S_i>eC‘$_\_|5 slid |5f°f&‘°d°“
id _ H bert MacNem_ Tmvene,-'B ilculties in Russia and the .food trou_- _ _I _ appy to e ar en. _
;e;_ v‘;m_ MacDoml_d_ Clermont; _blestin Ir_er owglcountry. Thfdlfaitser, HALIFAX. N. S.. Sept- 13- (Q\10l=;_, 1 _
' _ . Sherbrooke and 001191111 Y 011 9 HIOVS. oou no or tions furnished by P. B. McCurdy
C9]-in MacDonald' ' did 'mt spend much um°'c°Ud°rtmg C-9., stock and bond brokers. members.
her.
R I P_ The execution of the Czar-and the °l She M°“""'°al ‘swck Exchange' M°`_
fate of the Czarina, who was a Ger-
man princess, upset hier terribly.
Later came the German reverses on
the west front, and so serious did
her malady become that she was com-
pelled to take to her bed. Some of
will recover with rest. but time writer
of the letter expresses the opinion
that she will never recover.
r iii ine doctors in attenaimcs think sae '"' ‘
Bapaume Captured.
I./ONDON, Aug. 31._Bapaume was
Bapaume, one of the chief hkhway
centres in Northern 1_’i_car_dy, is -‘twelve
miles northeast of Albert and thir-
, .
captured on Thursday by the forces _Reading  . . ._
of Field Marshal Haig. The town of S_ »1~_ U_  _ __
'wi' 
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TIIE WRIST WATCH
The Wrist watch is a fixture
not a fad. It’s growing popular-
ity is embracing women and men
in all walks of life. Recognizing'
the fact that it has come to stay,
we have selected-what we..beiieve_t'
. _ watches tn the province_"at'Ieast_
the most extensive in thef city." _ _ - `
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and refused to treat with them for  .`
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ted to disarmament without violence. ‘ _
p omising local disturbances was  Il
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missions at Moscow are still in cus/ Perfect Seal Fitz-em-all _ju Rings
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consular officers before departing.    2 .  
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to be fixed by the local Soviets. ____ '" '"- 19'? "` " "V ' ‘
Mortgages of more than 10,000 .."-7i~  A h W  LIP
rouhles are annulled and the former o It E3 m .K U
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'There is more nccd for nurses to»dny
than at rrny time in thc last iif_ry rears-~
midtlieynre needed right here in Canaria
to purse the sick and inlured.
' , Grasp this chance lo serve humanity
by learning nursing and earn Ironr $15
$10 = re. '
to per w e
Our course is taught right at home.
fiend for free pnrticirlars to-day.
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ROYAL VICTORIA COLLEGE
MoN'rneAi. _
A RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE FOR
WOMEN STUDENTS ATTEND-
ING Mc_GILL UNIVERSITY ,
Founrlcrl and endowed by thc late Rl. HOIILI
Baron Strathcona and adlount Royal)
Courses -leading. to cgresfl in Arts
separate in the main friom those
for men, but under identical condi-_
tions; and to degrees in music?
Applications for residence`shopId
he made early as accommodation
in the College is -limited.
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locked in a death struggle.
When the basttle began it was -_one
of the German supply bases.
For the past week the town lms
been closely invested by the Bnitislh.
but held out in spite of the fact that
the' British have passed beyond li.
both on the north and south. _
Spanish Steamer Is Snnk. . '
PARIS. Auxf 31. - The Spaixish,
steamer Crusa has been sunk by n‘
German submarine, it is reported
When the sexes have equal rights
will msn wear war gardens o'n their
hats and' ids: each in r on the
hai-s._ N_¢_:~':_r:_1;r>sr: eonsi<_i:_: get ui: _  H
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_girl during courtslvip, she hates .ii
After marrive she hates him if
neglects it. ~ `
Dr. Tromo|n'o Natura Q-ielr
atlvo, used as directed. is gunrontend
og "non gray hair to-its natural
or. oi- money i-omnaed. laosrtively
Now is its time to' 
Xmas gifts to the bW\'l_i fl”
front, and nothing in the
izift line is more appreciated ~
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