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' The Eastern Gum-dyan '°’°*’*“°*°=°“°"‘°°*‘°"‘ ..Z.“.i.’I.‘.'.“l‘....l‘.f..I’; ...i .$15.i‘.$I.°.‘¥l;1':2**‘.;i,Z.°“,§i‘;iili’;‘l*,'2‘.’:$.f‘L..l’:.§..»
 I   clliation. seekius an opportunity willy was taken tothe  ol _fiat
` ' ‘ ~ throw olf the German yoke. and at s Qounty Hospital near' ` oae," _ »
""7 PAV. \'° “V in 'M9 P'°"“°°' -~‘TWQ OINTU P5” WQRU °l°h' peace coulorence would boldly de- Q sl; months ago. .`  `_i`
insertion for tdvertlllng in this col l clara her alltlilsrman sentiments all- Mac was one of the earl! pioneers
_ "' A~NANDALE""H°ym5 1° pw' WUI- Cllll Null l°°°lIlDll1¥ 011101'    have a tendency to weaken the fight-lo( the stdte. Previous. to coming libre'
5'°‘“"‘¢ "°" "ll" “ 5°” °'°D- "‘“°'°' Minimum chsrae tr/°iitli-uve cents. ~ ing spirit ei ine allies end lure inein§i_s uso, lie lived in -New ren; city, .
ever the land is well cultivated.-The ,___ _ _  »»o@o_ to me mm negouauom ‘mb Ge,,_ 'h"°.h° wa. had boo-*keanu  _`_
lishdzgtlixgsnilitsltliizli Zgldszgit reiienli JMR' '"A'R°L° P' °°”°°" "' why ls it necessary ilmt me Allied “““‘l- 1"" "‘°"°*P‘”° _»h°“'°- ""‘° ‘“‘¢_°*'
Y _ a on the Georgetown Guardian represents mmol" would be on their guard “_ lery of goldbrought him out vmst.a_
their ge" un °"°°'“"' °! h°"Y wind \"°- ' am” what are called “peace onensw No' Hope ln Karl _he spent years-ln the 'mlnesof Ca' _'-
_ 3s._,.. W _ _ veras county. amassing oonalderabh
::‘:.;“.';:.°.“.f.;"2:1:-;'f.::`i::;‘.:"::'   -  ..';i.;:;“‘.?.°':?.i:°.i.;‘t2.‘;‘.ii‘:     ny  H..-ie -ee-
_gt_ has ____ e;'cep___-_______ ne __e_d°°t :he Souril _1;’l’_0l_!lYtorlan _Church and Arnold Bennett and other. who have have written that letter _to his broth- to -charity. Later _througln the fullt-
w_______ _"___ __o_.____ __a___y__y________ “___ amp Ashes gre pngs repaid ed by Mr. the" ea" to the ground “stem” mt er-_ln-law in good faith; he may have,sn¢9 of hi, old _¢fl_¢|||_ .ggulgoy 
is also ,mmenBe__,l.he potatoes have re ‘Nd ‘_ ' _;he first faint adumbratlon of peace? wrmen it in hi"h°"“‘c°_°t tha G°r"t°'»d' h” W" °W°-‘“¢°_d °‘f"°°¢9|' M
been somewhat backward but are com- __,__ _ why °h°“ld they “°t "meet Ge"m““J' mn" peace anenswe' This is umm 'lmtemal revenue in 'swrumemo' 'wah
mg on better of me 0 - half w,,y_-» ,me their ,e,.m,_ ,md M lwrwnt., What is imliortautis that position ne lield for-_ several years..
' ' ' Germany accepts the general prlnclpl- wha” mo lone' W" p_“b“°h°d h° "ml H” "M “ "-“““°l‘ R°P“b'l°““ “ll M'
A as laid down ,by President wnsom be_ about lt like a frightened schoolboy. lug, _ _
  gin negotiations for peace’ Why if and showed that whatever his real. Us Myer may-;~1m|_ In _“aging” gn
` -_ Germany ,S mB|ncere_ U éhe has 'no eentlmentswlth regard to France are. his W0 sisters, My-,_ Am", C951, Q( q||.~
ldea of seeking an honomme pea-ce_ they were swallowed ull Ill hi! 1981’ roy and Mrs. Katef llall of Ban Jose,
of;the Kaiser. Is this the sort of.ally he 1.-,even gym broyherg, umcnui “ng
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‘ ___ ~` Mddsirdre _Prlees
pefnensl _attention io Amstsm
rnewirlhliii,-__ _ l _ -_ ._
_ _ |01 Gwen street
Phone' li-fe-_ ` '
.A;»-_"Careful_' select
tion (Joi every' line
of Jewelry _‘marks
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suilii_i_liivii
l llelleci Treatment For liiis
lilsiliisslnl iigmpiaini
, Olss.
-l ind an sions Ԥi"iiv...pi..g
Eczema; so had that my clothe;
would be wet throufh st times.
For four months, suffered terribly.
leouldgetuomliefnouljmsli
“Fruit-a-Civd _and 'Booths “hy
The first treatment gave me seilgf,
b°£_*°%i;¢&___L have lend lhree
1°' Uillvl’ and i f
‘Fruit-a-tivos’, and ng  15%;
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Doll: these etelilgsssmedlea are
sold by dealers at .e_boa,6 tor
 or“sent!`_;;e’;‘el__|;e of pride by
ru -a- vee tts .
‘°T"Iu\!-A-tiveeyetlp (lm-_vying in g
trinl else whloh ls for filo.
MQW?
Nliw PUMPS
$450 $4.75
We are showing several new
pumps in patent and kid leath-
ers with high heels, good weight
for house or street wear.
Patent sport pump with new
medium heel the latest.
*Alley & Co
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ff Do You Know-
_,* That we operate the only
Lens Grinding Plant on .
~ E. Island?
That we employ a skilled
Surface _Grl_nder, and are
daily grinding from the
rcugh glass --the most com-
plicate kinds of lenses ?
These are facts, which
mean a good deal to the
Glass wearing public, doing _
i away with the annoying ,
delays caused by sending L
away for special lenses. .
Send your glasses in by
mail, you’ll get 'them bac
promptly and in perfect con-
. dltlon._
Call in and look over our
plant.
G. F. Hutcheson
‘ Optometrist and Optician i
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Cyliler
` Put up by Annap- l
4 -_ .» olls Valley Cyder
, Co., -Md.. Bridge
town, N. S.
The most ‘dollo-
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`  non- intoxicating
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Will -keep sweet and
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and seas. They are also keipt back by
..*M~r. Patrick S. Curran, city ls
visiting his brother, John A. of
..'Mr. Raymond Lannlgan, repre-
senting the Rawicigh Company, pas-
sed through I’enkc's recently en route
to Montague.
_ ..°Miss Itosella Woods. Peakea.
and Mies Lily Dunn, Byrn's Road, two
of the lsland's best teurchens left Wed-
nesday morning for Western Canada.
to resume their duties ae teachers.
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lHE _MARKETS  
MURRAY HAIIBUR MARKETS. .
Frida b TI
W. 0...‘ ... ’...’___°°.'?'?°'ff?___. ...
B. Oats bus  .......   ...90
Butterib   ..   ...._ 36
Eggs doz  . . .. . .. .  42
Pressed Hay     $22
Wool Washed ..     85
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
(Friday)
Potatoes bue  ....$1.40
llay ton   . .. .  $17-$18
Black Oats   ...  .. M95
White Oats...   .. . .  90
Hayton    . .  .. $18
Butter per lb  . . . . ....40-43
Ease per doz .. __   ..  42
Beef lb. ... ...   ... .. 3545
Lamb lb. .      .. 22
Hides per lb. ... ...   ... 8
Straw      |12
Calf skins  ...   .. .... Ill
Poultry   .. .. .. $1.25 to $1.5_0
_ _
'_ KENSINGTON
manners. ,"
, 3 missy by reiepnens) _ `
Potatoes bus      60
Butter lb.  ...  ... ... ... S8
Elsse don .  ... ...   el
Hay ton  ... ... ...  .`.. #lil
_ .. 80|-IRIS MARKETB. ..
W. 0_etsbus ...     90
B. Oats bus      90
Potatoes bus     .. ....65
Eggsdol .  ..   .. .. ... 40
Butterlb.  ....    88
Hay  ...  ... .. ....  820
BUNMERSIDK MARKETS
(Frldayby Telephone)
Hides (per lb.)  12
Potatoes ......;    $1.00
nstiefidnil-y    ._ .. semis
Butler (Creamery)  .  .`..`4s
Hay pressed     #in
I-layloose   ,_   .  810
` NDNTAGUE MARKETS
oats (while) bus ..  $1.00 to 31.10
wheat has   emo is $3.0(
Fowl (lb)  ... ...-   18 to 20
Pork (organs in) .. .  18% to 80%
Eggs   .40
Wool unwashed...  ..  .. 'I0
Wool washed ..  ...  .... 94
Lamb pelts ...  ..... .. 1.00-1.25
Chlfsklna   2|
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Bookstore
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-NOW lll !t0Gl'-
The Womans Home _Compan-
~ , len August No. _
AUGUST MAGAZINES
All the best Magazines pub-
, 500 reprints from best Auth~
i ore regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 ii
each. Our Holiday prleea 50 and f
'_ 'I5 cents each. Come In and look
ji them over. _
1 Our Bookstore closes eadh ev-
e- ling (except Saturday) at ¢
o” lloiilv and at one o'clock on
Wednesday during July and
August.
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C_llfl¢l‘,& C0 Lid."
' Books and Stationery _
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Peake's . _ .
_W. Outsbus. .`...   ...i. 85
‘B'. Oats bus .      90
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Continued from page' four
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ivwvintlon; it) 'rne Church ol
Christ.
Private Carroll, a member of the
'leliot Battalion. who is -to come be-
'ore a general ccurt mal-tial on a
~hal'ge of being a conscientious object-
‘r, is still on the strength of the Bat-
ialion. The date for his trial has not
-nt been set. Carroll whenquestloned
'iy his commanding officer, declared
hat he could not kill a man even if
his own life was lu jeopardy, claiming-
'hat it was against bl.e_pl~lnclples to
take life. _
Canadians who come under the pro-
'ilsiolls oi the Military Service Act.
indwho desire to visit the United
States, may be compelled hereafter
to provide the_ authorities with some
sort of guarantee for their return.
Finder the present system men in class
me are granted permits to cross the
‘lorder providing they are able tq _pro-
'luce permission to do so from the
military authorities. Cases have aris-
en, however, where this system has
worked uusatlsfactorily, and a change
‘s deemed fllecessary. This matter is
now the subject of negotiations he-
:ween the Military Service Council
and the Department of immigration.
lt has been suggested that all mon pre-
sumed to be soldiers, and who desire
to visit the United' States, should pro-
vide th_e Immigration Department with
a $1000 bond for their return, but it
is felt that such a system would -be
unfair inasmuch as lt' would be a dis-`
crimination against those whose fin-
ancial .position prevented them from
providing the necessary guarantee.
ture to give some‘much»ueeded assist-
ance to tl1ose‘stoc_llmeil whose sup-
plies of fl.i`i‘age"a‘ild_‘past_u-re are ins‘uf~
ficlent in the drou-thaffécted areas in
southwestern Saskatchewan and
Southern Alberta. By anngreement
between the Dominion Department of
Agriculture and the principal railway
lines the Canada Pacific, the' Canada
Northern and the Grand Trunk Pac-
ific, stock and' hay outfits from stations
In these areas will be carried free .bo
other points in these lines where feed
may be more plentiful. Half the _cost
of such tra'l_ls‘portatlon `eetll:n'ated at
regular freight trafiic rates is met by
the railways and the' Department of
Agriculture bears the other half. Re-
turn is granted on the some terms. A
similar arrangemené has been made
covering. the cost‘o transporting hay
one (bmck) bus  ‘Loo to $1_10lol' other feed from outside points to
stations' within`the dried-out area.
The death last ,’weelf_ of -Captain
James B. Lembkln-removes a figure
well-known to maritime' province peo-
ple ln pre-war dayss Captain Lamiikfn
was for years District Passenger AZ'
ent of the lntercolonfal 'Rai~lway, with
headquarters at Halifax. and visited
Charlottetown frequently on official
business. He has' been connected with
the Militia Department here almost
continuously slnlce the outbreak of
rwa, and at the time ofhls death held
the position of conducting officer. He
was n highly capable Omclal and' made
friends wherever he went. His dent-ll
iu_the prime 'of manhood is sincerely
mourned.
Mlnarde Llnlment Lumbermane Friend
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' TAKES 1 OFF TAN _
lished received as issued. _ \ “""*""'
canadian end Ami-lean News- ,C-lrlslf Make? bleaching lotion
news r_w»iv°¢_deilv- _ . ' if 4- skin -is sunbumed,
. New Books and Novels for 4 i!arlned~0r_~ffeclfl¢<|
` Helislay`_roadfng. ‘ _
-'Il' - IV- iii' ` `
, Bqueese the Juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. shake well, and you
have e quarter pint of~tlie‘ best _freckle
sunburn and tan lotion. and complex-
ion besutider. at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has thejlemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup-
ply three ounces of Oroltand White for
a few cents. llsesue this sweetly
fragrant lotion into _:he hoe. neck,
arms and' hands each 1; and see how
freckles, sunburn, wind urn and _tan
disappear and '-how' clear, soft and
white the. skin becomes.. Yell it ia
harmless. _
'|Alnani'e Llmmem use by Physicians
The federal Government has arrang-
ed through its Department of Agrlcul- Enquiry Wm show that these ___eo_
is she so anxious to get the Allies to
_once gets the Allies involved in dlp
he war, no matter what disastrolls
ihat so thoroughly is the German na-
Brest-Lltovak. He has found that the
.he week after they were sealed, chose
account that German agents are sleep
Switzerland, partlcuarly, they swarm.
enlng Ledger. who has been visiting
land one may see an exceptionally dis-
ple are a Hungarian-count; and his
tion for these countries and _whole-
muny, but that time will be when the
even expressed the hope that after the
States. `
' ~ iso. is DEAD _ -
Departed this life Sunday evening.
slve‘rlature. Years ago a spell of ty _
and thatfthe younglAustriaf1_-,lilmperor rhhenue in 'the Sacraments district. , ' if
is-_at heart the‘ fa-iendf of.`_tl1‘e Allies, 'l-lé.§cahie"to`Gilroy_,' and for years did ».i». ‘ _ . Q, -~ ,  is%~ -
and desires that the war shouldend lighter- worlt. being a first _class ga(-l  'I hwq-"_l§°-zqiii,-P " 
ln ine view of il/lr. Koilpnni, these cial- eng onine brightest and best inform-‘ '  _,  ‘  .,<‘   » _-
ed I-lungariens or Austrians are not sd"men in our city, being a graduate' ' THE '¥9n5i‘s“‘oQ“r- 1 "l""
that Austrle was used as a__t`;at’s`-paw, 'lille' position of ‘Collector of Internal i ` f " " ;  - .""f‘ 1: ~'i"§`,;, ,
_ , _  ,___ _“__ _ .
To prove _this they a_re7_ able to_ quote d§l_i'sl", He who somewhat ofa recluse, J   ...  _,JM _ l~_,___' ‘ _ _
the famous letter to. Prince Sixtli's.' arid an omnivenous render. He was . -"a'B7d°q?é_ , -:-f‘,.-"Zi, *` V
~ i " ’ -` ee . .. '
on Wednesday and '!'hlLrd¢lYl~
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 of C. Huts Are 
  K. of C..Property.i””_l_* '
They belong to Prince Edward Island soldiers o_v_' '
the gi-ft of the folk 'back home. The Knights _of Columbus-Af'e\~` 
‘ merely administrators. trustees with sacred'obilgations. »   '. i"li»’ ‘-
negouate The answer to an these the Entente Powers could elnect til Archibald in Nine Mile Creek, P.E.l.
iluestlosn may be given in one sen~ help them m Peace “°l!°U“U°“B'~’ We Ono of his brothers ls'-ove& 90 IGH"
tance: The Kaiserbelieves that if he "W7 "0 5"" U13! the average Germiill of age, und. ull BFG 0Y°l‘ 7 W3" 0(
_ soldier, is sick of war, but on that nge, Mac was of Scotch descent,
lomatic conversations, if there is for aclmum we d° “ut expo” the German 'md fu" °' °"3m“l Wu' H° W" °f “
.he time being an m.m|suce_ they soldier to behave like the Czecho- kind and gentle rlatur_o,'and his good
would he unable after some weeks or S|°"”‘“ “nd '“"°“d°" for the Dm' d°°d° Wm |°“B_b° °h°"!\i°d_b7 
months of discussion to muster sufll- 9°." 0( ng-ming against the Teuwnl friend’ 'md '°l‘“"°" The tuner"
'lent resolution and energy to resume W°_m“Y “pcm A““m° to mek 1° “wk Pm" °“ T_“°°'mY |\,’°7° P¢_¥‘f“°'
the end, just ut the German soldier lee _& Bnrshingsri-mm-1_qg|-y ¢hqp'¢_|_'
,ondmons might be imposed “pon will iight as long as lie is told to fight. Rev. Wm. Higgs read the Episcopal
hem. For his own part he believes i ' _ mlrml Bennie at uw gr-a-YB' ‘md neu'
` Austrla's Modest Hopes dames H. E. Robinson and' D. J. Riley
‘lon disciplined that it would resume i l and MI" Lulu f“'°,"l°li°d -hymn"
me conmct as promptly mg it was be_ Mr. Kospilth believes that there ie The grave was covered with beautiful
gum very likely to come a time when Aus flowers,_ which he loved so wellZ_ --
trlu will seek to cut loose from Ger- San Francisco ex. - _ ` ` ‘
. .
A . _
"ml" PW' K°'_"""° Gam’ iniilinry power er Germany will be ds- MARY mamonl-s nA1.olsRsoN
' ' hen Germany will be power- __
He h t _ _ atroyeil, w _
Mace se;:g;L;uon¢;n d:m;trc;_mm;q less to revenge herself upon n faith- The sympathy of the entire commun-
` less ally. When Gernlany throws 'ity goes out toilifr. and Mrs. Murdoch
-(U I U _ down her arms and s _
llouts “Kanlerad" Balderson in the loss of their only
;hes_spf';];; ;';_'1;le€§i§? vtvk;‘:_ett;c_:)__:_?;_; Austria will throw down ilcr urllis and daughter at the tender age of seven
< rush to a_lnbrace her enemies. She yeals and three mouths. Going to the
lllng to share any possible bene- hospital for treatment she was attach-
rsinei blitz _""1 __ _
than :_ 631;; The gghtéeseltnir' :r°;_g_q lite of the war if Germany should win, ed with D1eum.p,,eum0n|a and sudden.
' in 5 and believes that if Germany loses she ly passed ltno the spirit world. The
` be better treated by the Allies funeral was very -largely attended'
leeely at ll, ii i ,d i d r- may
_er Germ;”_f'muifa‘;;° 0p‘;;__‘;f0:;‘ in men Germeliy since Public feeling in considering me line, season of the
' f none of the Allied countries except year. and all that was mortal of iiuls
Italy and Serbia. is So bitter usalnei Marjorie was lnidxo rest in the Kirk
according to B. F. Kosputh, special - ' .
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ev- mln some of her representatives cemetery at Lot 48' The lunar” up
~ _ with whom the correspondent talked vices were conducted by the Rev:
Daniel MacLean. But a short time
B . H , ~ --
agua U; s;_¥eBatth;;_Z:__U;_i 155252811 war Austria would be able to borrow ago one brave boy of this- family yu
'i money from England and the Unltsil "lnlled in action" another young and
exceedingly brilliant young man died
i _ .
5..-`2.'f.“li.’2.".‘f. l.‘I.'I.“’.'$.“...l.‘}“"§. °§*.“.‘;‘°'.."l,° _-»-_- -“fm ° i‘i=°ii=== ~f°““°=~ ""1 M'
' ~ ~ y a ~ . ng _-B »` ' ‘ their _oul‘ ' daughter is called away..
SPGRKUJB D€0P|9. and Slleaklng so eym  y ‘
a hmmm of the Whom the Lord loveth He chaeteueth
~ _ ._ rgeul every som whom_4He
U 'Di y fine y0ulr8_fellows`   ' Qndiscéu ` 'i
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S'"°°f° But Dliieerous ‘_ ' M-E* "‘°°GRE°°R- P‘°N“R °" rerefsncl. is uisK1_nsdemerl-lssvsn.
wife; that they are- wealthy. and not July 21, Alexander McGregor, aged 88 ummm-, L|n|m°n¢ go; uma” ‘ ..
to 'be confounded with vulgar advsn. ,yeurs,- 4 months and 4 days. To those
turers nor more cultured _‘Gel-man~ who have known this intelligent old _ ,
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spies. Nevertheless. they are ln Swlt- gentleman for the past thlrty~slx years ;|gN‘¥ 3?:r'°.°:'3§l»:y;'£&2:“Lh'&
zerland doing the Kaiser's work, and. he was lamlliarly known as "Uncle treated mm egitlwut 40",' mm "W
an insidious _work it ls. They seek Man.” He made his home with his sis- 'lormanent good. ' _
the company of Americans and Eng- ter, Mrs._Anne Cobb all these years. ‘ ¥°“"~ %}‘l~[i_Fnm _“NGN” _
llshmen. exllress the highest adnllra- “Uncle~Mac"‘was of a quiet, unobtrll- Prom of anna cam.” "mol _ l
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heartedly denounce 'the Kdlser. _‘They lihold fever felt him _deaf'and_~a partialgii, _Dtull1li\onll..'A_@l_'.'»_l;   _Z3
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government to idle the months through leased from suffering. About a year* _ Annu,” _ _,_;______ . 
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