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can be obtained at Lafferty's 'i?oiiaor- mum qhargp tw
iai Parlors. Bummerslde. _ _ '
--oN! GEN1'  ¥‘ord*ssch taser- _ ____
_ roi-adveru 'il°° '_'-au"  Le-n.Mi
1 --Gi-tl MORNING DAILY Guardian Oooh must aoool0ll\ll¥_order_» m-;F.exhsrim’il%onsi§:ton. lainie; for
. .°“\¥°°'° ‘.l.°'“'~   me soon, uid win bell by auctlvg-
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- ,his if ts i' ldi g arrlage a
-UHRISTIAN CHWUH- 0" bbui§>bf>id"iu|:§l:nii';¢»“Tuesday iinb
_pggwgn P01-g._A|| styles* Sept. 17th, R.ev_ H. R. Bell will preach mn 20304-_16M|1_
-prices at Holman’s, Summerside. fn Kensington at 11 ii. m. and Sum-' ' _
lon
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~- 2068-9-16M2lE1i. l‘il8l‘B|llB‘Bl 7 p. ill. __sER|°Us F|RE___'|*h9 residence*
_ i' ”'-i of M . ame Clark at Alberton was-_
-TO RENT--8-r°°m MU!! I" SUN' -'NETH°°|5T 55RV'cE~_ R°"'~ burnerd go th; ground Thursday nilllt'
merslile, well aitusted_ Party renting John W. Wellman. D. D.. will preach in and an its Comeau The mm; win'
wishes to board. Apply Guardian Of- the Methodist church. Kensington, on be. 5 heavy. one w_me_,.esm.em.. ww
flC0»_S\i_1Illl1\llfl_lidB,`O. _ _.;2Q{9.'_9'15M4l S Hill? °V9“|“K 59|” uhh 1'- 15 large and comfortably furniahei
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_ . . __.i;i='- ._<_ no 'gi that al|:`svho can. will avail 5 . d t|,,,m| _.
 HAY “SERVICIB-LRe\|.~ _D11 lhgl’Tr§i.‘!es of'tll|9.°Dll0'_ ly '-0 H95* _:ge  Crsréotuls 1 _/Il\e!30:fr¢;_-?lci‘r.!
JSE. sbstts Wadman, will preach l)r_ ~ _a;dpian_._.w,li9, haalig .elllth a sufl' .»A. 8.- Warhiinc-sg.-_:&_l€hsi\lotteiown_.
n .
- S day morning in the Method- oessful ministry in the r East. ` . __ _ _ » _.,__'_¢.l
istl_'Ch\§ch Bl 'i‘l'y0ll Bild in UW 9VB“‘ `  ` ` ‘ __ 3` .-»POROl'LA|N"*‘GUQD8-Jiist ` ar-
inifat anslngton. -FOR 8ALE:L-My House siidfiiot ivsd- two new shipments of Pompa-
' ___ iii town of Kensington. Lot:-uw ;160 aour ' Dinner 'and Tear/are ln_ China
- ft. front by 100 ft, house has electric .and Semi Porcelain. This is one of
'-TH»E 9- 3- 5E95°UE-,QU and lighting, and _in good location- lf H0! -the newest and most _ popular stock
after Sent. 2001-- will run sé'f<>ll0wsI.soia before sept. zmn mon it will be patterns bn the market. onier wbub as
Leave - Summerslde 7.46. 12.30 i1nd'_aold on that day by Public Auction our stbelr is complete. R. 'l‘. Holman! Nmna
4.80. LGBVG Bedeillle 8-15. 1 ulld 5. at 2 o’clock p. ui. E. C. Hltt1_” |.imlted_ Summerside. : - Thu'
"‘70G9~9 16M2i 2032-9-14M3l
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-_,_ rn dowel: guna .ll wish you all
-SPEC"\'- °E*W‘°F° 0" 9°". cbibla see tiiatmcué as it is ibdblibly
17-th, Evangelist A. J. McLeod wiilj stamped on my memory_ Such an ex,
|"'e“°h I" Cemnl Street Ch"°"““` pression of love and admiration, as in
Church, Summerside. at eleven a. m._ broken Engl,” she mm to
and Kensington at 7:15. p. m. Tho those feeling-B' “look at their
- evangelistic services being conduct- mean.. »sh_e mid as she knelt
__ ed. by this able evangelist are grow- the Fanny but “see their eyes
ing in interest night by night. llhese mm to “_-» And do they not-_v D0
meetings will be continued all of' iiext. not ten 'ui of the me,xp|.e5mb|e |0vB
week. Ba sure and make a sp€C1l\| of a Creator who could' have planned
“'70” 10 he" him- everything for our suste-nance with-
»|
six men.
dum-duni
lil-Flillil
_ “On the northern and' northwestern
front west of the upper valley of
li/laros Toplltza Rivers, the' enemy
continue to retreat. Wc- captured
three officers' and one hundred' and
_ "South of Subiu we occupied the
village of Helimbsr which is also
named Schelle-iberg. It has been es-
.tablished that the enemy has used
bu1iets_
"In the Streltbar Valley west of
Merli.‘ora we repulsed' several enemy
' attacks Our tro takin the offen-
0DBv 8
sive, captured two guns, i'°veral rna
nltton
DOIl’i F0l'gel the BOYS @5212; .s':;;._¢:.:':.":i:..:'i'1..if;._. ...sf
  f   ' THF lifllliiff i-;. ._.-.ifi»_..i;... 
Ar THE l=R0Nr __ ,LM 
miles around there is ot an er
, flower to be seen. Still it will come,
Remember the boys who are undergoing the _ ______ Ii have ram. in time children to
hardships aridlprivations of TrenchLit'e Show them ` - ii' i' ““°‘” “ “"1 “°°“ '“"’”““ ‘° "“’
_ ' f” H: - homes, and inside c-2 five- years that
that you appreciate what they have already done, and <P=\P@'»‘ by MHS- 'W°'l*°f Sl"‘l>°°"- seo-ibmsbi will be .oi bbibbsr rbi.
what the are  doing Bay Vfew- read bef°"e the ‘"°“_°m has been my experience and I have
y ‘ W°m°“€' I“3t'"3“t° C°_'"°""°“') liriteresting experiences along this
. . l _
Hundreds of people would like to send something --wbnsvbvb ours..-, and mbbifbid .iv "
out
the
they belong, and out buildings have
even' been known to get a new coat
of paint or whitewash through ltr.
silent influence.
‘ ht is true there is generally no
money in it. and plenty of work, but
ill
man or woman who looks. at every-
thing from a money stand point. and
mis
arising from the study and culture
of
no-uls and the souls' of those around
them, because it does not pay. The
children love- flowers. Let them have
them. Encourage the school garde-na,
and the home plots'help the teachers
with seeds, and encourage them with
our s m ath
suitable but it is so difficult to know what to send .“""“"°““» _ the
and how to send it, to insure reaching its destination
promptly and ingood condition. ' ' _ -But ‘wt le” is the bright fl°W@°f°*B i
Got' hath written in those stars M
We have devised a means of preparing parcels S”’“‘“ th” '°"°“‘"°“ °' M” '°"°
H
_ I was reading some nionthr ago a I
for shipment to the front. Order either one or all bsbbtirbi ravens bb nie origin of ,_°
th I t d ' th' d t th  sta e flowers, and it has sc- take-ri posses- we
egroups ls e In ‘S a oge er po g ’ sion of me that iwill give you a
and we will prepare the package for shipment, and birercb bf n:~' 0 Q
mail it properly with a card stating who the sender -mT_§_° ‘gfgflj-esM'§j_e 1;§§_1‘:)‘{;‘"§_§ 02, fl
and the Creator sitting with folded P
_- hands surveying hir work, and ‘saw m
FILL IN THIS FORM
Forward Group A
Group B
Gr up C
To Number ......... _.Name ................................... ._
Company .......... .Regiment ................................... ._
_ beauty
Address. ._ _ _  ‘
For The Boys Who Smoke
Send the Bovs Tobzuco, and especially Chewin
Twist. This is what they use most 'in the trenches.
'I hey are not allowed to smoke at nights, and they want
' something to take their ateniion. Twist is what they
.ill want. We have what we call Trench Twist, because
it has just the proper moisure, and is cured to keep.
 MAH a momen
2 Packages Cigarette l’aper. _
1 large tin Prince Alb: rt Cut Tobacco.
_ _Price for Group “A” complete 85c.
L- (Postage extra to England or France 241:)
' GROUP “B”
10 Packages or 50 pi#-res `w° 'me
of delicious mint flav-
ored Chcw:n':zmlGum,
,wrap_ in 'i __ _ _
Pound gfddefcious Fruit
Bars.
_ Lb. Package Fruit Pound }
- Cake. _ _ _
_ l0dOuico Cutbeesf go make _ _
' l_2Lil;;;l;`i‘: ofe Dggp Sea to preserve its fresh-
, _ n . _
Pnce forrGroup"B" com- ` 6(_1§§:olat»=~NutBars. 7
plete $1.00. Q Price for Group "C" com-
(P°°'°f°2=i“ia i§° 1%  fmlsgzgiiawtmimr
$32,' °’ ° "ga ‘ 24¢;¢bsbgibb<i asc) ~
that it was good, while angels ling are
cling near asked the object of it all Io
_ ’ _ under us, to
v o l' . - Y’
. ' - i
. . ,
H ,_ plans, and told of the beings with 0
   . . . .
.. $  ,which hc- intended to people the is
_ earth, and ar-keri that each one of ,est
,, ,l ,, $ them do something to brighten and 0
 - - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~
--C beautify it for the coming of man. b `
` The angles smiled. lt was' work 0
H 0 H If $ C ` they lovc-_l‘, for thc-y' we-re “Min- H
' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ` ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' '
" isterlng Spirits" and when tile Sab- and.
bath was ended' they were eager to to
be-gin the-lr task. But what could they w
do? As they looked down at the c
_ beautiful world beneath them what
more could they do to add to its- L
l ~ i
i
.
` 8
he
above, _ in
Should they place- gllttc-ring orna- t
me-nts of gold' or sliver to brighten' 5
up waste places, or drape the hills
- anil' curtain the valleys with woiitler- 3
- fu-l tapestry woven with jewels and
precious i-_toncs'. But the-re was no “
-_ real beauty in all this' only a cold' 
'glltter.’1‘hey silently thought as they I
.viewed the Crt-.itlon-all or which tn
told of the provifleiit care- of the I
' Creator for mankind-but nowhere °
could they see- anything that spoke- {‘
directly to the heart of man of the-
love of God. lu-pu
Then spoke one bright little' _
sp|m,_..l have W, _.he crled’ .._r_ know sidsa by side wiv; Him.. All the cares
what lr- lacking now" as slic- snatchc-:i' 'm
_a lc-.ig banner of rosy iratiny mist "
trailed across thc- hars of sunset. in "
t her deft fingers had' fash-
ioned it into ii thing of wonderful
- ~ be ut As she lifter it h r-
Pound of Island Tren( h Twlst .toaadil)h'ire- her lips toluchellmit tag!! 
consciously' some of their sweetness
_was folded deep, down, in the heart
_of the rose.
“Let us all see what we- can
- malie.." they cried. and a tall stately
s _ angel i`.'i'ew down ii handful of fieecy
white which was floating by. “Mine
- ' - ' - s  _shall be white." slit- said. “A rebuke
_ - of sin, and everything .unpure‘. and
GROUP “C1” l unclean." into it she wove her own'
_ _ - personality' and state-linens. and ro
the lily. _
'Om--thoughtful little spirit- wan-
deicli down the valley whe-re somof
1.-Z the purple 'and gold of the sunseb
_ ~ lingered' in the valve: dusk. She,
_ 8atihe}:'c'.1 ta"mhan!;I'.’ul to gegln her' tas-ki
. _ on _ e'r ag ts wan ered -outl int'
CBIKCSDCCIB ly WFUDP d fi- t’le future. and.;in fancy sli¢.aa_.w_thgi
'acc-i and features of tlietpeople yet'
to be. And as she worked she wovq
' S.f"‘.'.’-'.'l»9t'¢‘.'-'i'-.ll‘.l.$..-*’.?.’ °"l'5f“
.i-¢¢b"f.§»urb 'ba ve. dau lib bill
* disease  '
aloof# fi-'3'ii'\ v L;-9 °l‘¢"3b“.l mb'1'f"3"'
_ anis emai au'| Csnrrh Curelstaks
_ 5 _ H-ntornslly. I sets tlirousn the lilo-ai
' -L _ _ l _ me  . tiiemucoua surfaces ofthe svnrra lhIl's Cm
_  Cure was prescribed by one bfihs best _
"°""“'” ""'°""“"l"°' "°"' ill* 'U vc etabler t‘iat otherwise would
ofiomen t '-7 __ 1
°.‘l=:‘..... ._.f.i°..“fn:a:*"‘:.“r.i:~"rr'";5. v. .....-bb .-1 .iv ,ivvni._ _
_ fed ¢1_irhhi°°1§'.\g`vh= _ ln liao'-J $1.00 per year makes you n mem-
. I A C feaflf: lnugtlnhli io“vf:.  l- qt “M Gund' Th" Ma ban' yi pay.
’ mbnlsls free. printing the labe'n.
‘ F. J. CHENEY & C0.. Props., Toi- b' theft- any hint for any of usln
 140- 0 h little story of "a big \lh1Dl"`
rid
Then it was that he unfolded ‘iis of
Il.
U41'
ot
I
the
Flower Guido," of New York City". lt
was started by a little slum child _
asking ii lady who was carrying a I
beautiful hoquct of wild flowers to
decorate ii mlsrilon church. For a
flower, the bxigxii wistful face- of the
child so impressed the lady. that she,
could not forget it, and the tllougllt
cafie of the fliolisanils of juot such -
chlldreii, who iii,-/b'r hai: a' flower to
cal
other lladies' wore int.erei,t_oi_l_-}l_\\tl` Q
coinmlttee- was appointedfllli-iwoit 01_l_
some of the leading -el%;feae_Co's_ F' '
They found them willing., ~ C0-opea'-‘
with any scheme 113( liwii t Ig -
I
B10
E 2000 bunches of flowers. in
_I4 in New York City alone il GI
.i 3 _ _#gt 0|”
_liens or ri-uit ana veg; flies; zooo
r-sen of Jelly-'. and vt-r_ll0_il0 potted'
- nts and bulbs. Jn its twenty years
existence the' Mit! label hae' carf
*E*
they are divine. Nothing so lifts' me
above the cares and wori'le~;-i of life_
Farm 1li.fe~_with all its drudgeiy' would
__.__.T. be unbearable without the flotwei'
'gardc-ii To my mind mothers gves
B[,$((§;‘{'1E}‘§|],§§TPr§;'-Dg_De1'fi‘_t%1,; om, such 'a -pe-rironal touch of re-
clall comunlcation from Rou'maii|an nnemem t° the Wh°]° ”“""°““dl“g”
Madqualtem issued today reads: _ 'as the flower garden. It hringr. things
’ up to its level. The rubbish he-.ip and
ne.
Yes the children love flowers,from
ay flower, violet,or__spells her name
the border of eil slum and pansy
hst_ a loving .,iuq,i.§p£ has plaiited'.__
the young man o- _ oman, and the
c-rnory of moth_er’ii garden lingers'
ng after they have left the home
est. And how the little boquet that
emorles are awakened and the in-
uence is upliftisir
- ~ - Thi h t' bi t-
is, and we will forward direct to the front. _ creanbb_ A sbbbbtb asv in Heaven em, " ' °““ ’ "“‘"‘“°° ' gh
alace. We twine- them around the
arriage alter. Sad and' weary hearts
hoicesl. fic-wers, a visible link of love
etwe-a'n Heaven and earth. We dec-'
rate our taliie:_ our churches. our
chools. We send them to the sick
orld` for all wlili whom we can _
ome in toiich_ '
I
  A HOME-INDUSTRY' 
Let us do f='lZl no_re Institute
is'teners. If you iuivc- flowers pass
hem on, pass them on to the child-
en, and an army of our worn out
ervous wives and mothers will he
ady to te‘.'»‘_lfy to the benefits re-
ved from the od'.l lmoments spent
the flower garden. Moments that
he-y once thought they could not af-
rd. Have your little beauty spot as
ear as possible; where at every
urn' you can get af glimpse of the
ndy' work of- the Creator in ltr- most
erve.-i arc- soothed, "and you know
_ to' of the country _ll  04! _liiel
:$€its of the city,- anlg _ 'f' __ 4
-hq el" was born. It is a ~. _ VY _
aw label bearing the magic _w J
_ roved label." - __
mln its first year the label carri
into the
companion,
make
as the away.
and
t her
angel
violet.
wonder why some-f
created. and
and inves-
Not so
to the
as well
sold,
o
sense/_‘
a very poor
once took to look at
all the beautiful flowers. To me
broke-ri fence have to find where
the depth ol’ imy he-art I pity’ the
iles the inspiration and education
flowers and starves. their own
little on that blints for the ni-si
,inclose in our letters is prized
lovingly acknc-wledged. Tender
the poorest Home or richest.
|_ ._
gladdened the world over by their.
velines-3. 'I`h<~/ carry the' messagei
ilove and forgiveness to and irc-_
ver' all the earth, and when the toil'
over and our loved ones are- at
. we iicstle the-in among our
shut in; tn our friends who have
brighten' and beautify this old*
tc the shool-' and from t‘iem
Bonnie Isle' has ltr flower gar
9 ~ ‘ .-. . t
hey will aprt-id till every' home- on
0
fting foim and ' where- you work
worries seem to banish, the tired
why." .
cannot close without referring to
work of' the “National plant and
their own. So thrt-ugh-.~llel‘f efforts,-
000 bunches of were. 5
' six million bunches of/ flowers'
he sick, and poor oi ‘tile clties.___
' tiiousniids of l'nia1lss of fruit
with the-laeuixtiiul lilies 0! While
ler:- l
Give foo-is their gold,aud knaves their
power; .
Let fortunels bubbles rise and fall;
Who sows a field, or trains a. flower,
or plants ii tres, is more than all-
l\`or he who blesses most is hlest;
And God and man shall own his
Who tolls to leave- at his bequest
An added beauty to the earth_ -
Arid soon or late, to all that sow. _
The time of harvest shall be given;
The flower shall bloom, the- fl‘ult_
If not on earth. at last in Heaven.
ware come here first and you
will avoid disisy » and disap-
pointimont.
“ nevc'r more complete than it is
now. You are sure to find sat-
isfaction in the showing.
flf»¢~I¢'» a good habit ib get
. into.
sasi-nous
-¢,¢,f.bg
4-»,. Q _ ;“_  .'
ll( ` .°_ -L ` ‘ `
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  AND 
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~-  L       -_ -A     '- '-b._,._._ ., 
  ~i--e _'thel'ii;imé tp__-_,scourge your* ngwéglfaill $t1it.0if§
Coat, .=";=% willf§fi’nd here? all the newest fashions iii'
differt-iii'-fr;'*=_s“iz’es` a '  styles. __ W__e__ have gust r_eceive_d__ 
new sh:i;?riient of '-'- dies’ Cl'oth` and ' Pi Sli '-C€i€lt_§_.."~_§_1sii -
Chi1dré'_’s Coats‘iri~ different variety of colors.” Comb
and look ours over, we are sure we have what wil,
please you. _ ‘
_ "ev if
-mv.
aes.
'I rabcv Nev colin.
_ _ d' ’fan _ llrsinallthe
i' ebiiiilfs viiii  ea ffvbr ef
I at _  _ '
l fects in Crepe de Cliene Georgette
Crepe and fine Orgaady, price' 25,
__ 50v"15__t¢1-30.-_ -
Ciiamuisetté Gloves I
Ladies’ Chamoisette -' -'Wash 3.
Glove with Black Points also. black _-
with white poiiits, all sizes, price `
1.925’ 19350 '
I1 |11
» i
7' _&‘ ' 'I
New Windsor Ties
Ladies’ "fancy _New Crepe De
Chene Windsor -"-I-`ies__-'-in .Stripes of
iggse, _Copenhagen and i_'.lii lv, price
co ' `
I Also plain- Cnepefde Chene Ties
in Rose, Copenhagen, Paddy, price
50c.
I
_ I
-_Belts _
Ladies’ _black and _ red patent
leather Belts which can be worn in
Middy or Coat in different lengths `
price 25c. ` _ ` _
Fancy \Cri pe De Cliene
i Waists-
A splendid variety of Ladies’
Waists of Silk Crcpede Chenes in
fancy colors of Maize, Sify. Rose,
Ivory and Black with front frills,
long sleeves and fancy cuffs, price
$3.75, 4.50, 5.50.
Ladies’ White Voile
Waists  
_We have _an attractive line in '
Ladies’ White Voile "Wallets, Fancy |
Convertible Collar which _can,_be _-
fl
i
_ -i
Ladies’ Patent Leather I
HQ
worn high or-low wiili‘long'sl§é`vee ”|
fancy buttons down front. price
1.25, 1.75, 2.25 up to`4.50. ' l
Wt H. '. W JI I __ _ if
LADIES’ UN DERSKIRTS _
We have iust received a new .supp_ly_o§_ Qnglerskirts in all fancy materials of
Maise Silk Taff. Chiffon Taffeta and Sateen in' colors black, plaid, green, rose,
- Copenhagen, Blue and Navy, Price 75c, 1.25, 2.75 up go 5,50
t_______]§f_ifoW_se Bros. Ltd.
 ._   ~:  -'ef ze
The Leard' Canning Company
_Is the market for ii largequaritlty of Chicken in ti it 
ing season of 1016. For many. years their output h‘;l;n;;c;||o|:l\ :aug mggfgcf
thc wholesale grocers of Canada and this demand has steadily grown tp pg
in far excess of the Company‘s output. The firm puts up liotli thi! regular
vmrk ,Canned Chicken and a special Boneless Chicken-the latter especially sult-
able for sandwiches-which rank equal or ii e l t
or imported Canned Chicken. B 9' r ny' 'o ‘my grade or domnuc
The late W. A_ Leard was an expert in canning a theap 1' th [mm
methods ln preparing and packing chicken is _the :gulf of :sexy ‘years bf-`li1s
work and experiments along this line. The industry is bein continued with
,._h0.|1 Bmw lsuccess»un_der the management of Mrs. Bessie Wood_ a daughter of the late
_ __ _  1 -f izoas-9-i4Mei
,_ I
_-2-; if.
_"Ye
Q);
.'-Q v,  I
4‘f‘ Al < _
, so bv. by
W. A. Leard, and is deserving of every e_ncouragemen`t,`a_nd we would be-
speak for the Company the co-operation of those having chickens to sell by
communicating with The Leard Caiining Company. at Summerside, who will
pay the highest market price for stock siiitedto their requiririients. `
_ iw;-___-,_  _Buying 'Your  Suit 
'-
__*__ _
f"?;i‘?-
[Y 1
~ “'a .
fy.
i
-_‘f‘if_-of °
 b.,  _
-_liiivaie I' `
when “you want good glass-
Our display of glassware was
MUN N I Point to coma here
Black & Co
A f Byaluokymnmct made-wi oarcicthisg C- -.vi
manu acturers, we are able to offe our entire line
 of nienissttite ai _loeeno_liigher‘qlian . ,_
h __ _ ___ _ _ _ L _
_ _ :.2s:.iilzs_Wi°°'~% _
 »..i§.'ii'*.ii:i.i,;”‘.ii.:¢.;lirin::.f,°'i*.'w:ia
fabrics-try the tend fini_sh_o eac g\l‘nle1\t--
and then- remember you save-$5.00 or irgorq on
=iii_si¢»»i»-°l°¢f-  _ ~ _ -'  _
See _-the-New Fall Boots
_-_ -The w fall _sty\ for in' n i boots and
ilibaafeixili  3'- _
_ i styles-we lizveeglfe right alrltoeafior hw as ” '
Reuben Tuplin & ‘Col
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