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Wastes ‘ poeltemin. west Kent. _sr-o
K|Q|l""Co,itI|ty:- ` _
'nltatitetli' luelntyra, oeo'tovn..roo
Prince' dousty:- C
anus ferns. sunimenlao _  _ _s11
Annio'~I.i. Muttart. Carleton,
llot»ss ....._...-._.\.._.._.ess
Qtleenfs County:-_ ‘
Students Standing Highest in the
t-V
Several Subjects
English, - Elisabeth McIntyre
Georgetown .. 
History.-'-Bessie Seaman, Prince ,~
stsoet ._ 
Arithm'etlc_+Annie L. Muttart,
Carleton  . . . .
 . . . . .

Rural Science.-Mary Mclntyre,
Montague ._ _ _ . . _ . . _ . , . _ . _ _ . _
,.79
o¢°kr\nhy_- Elizabeth Mtlntyro.
Georgetown ._ . _ . . . . . . . .
...._._79
Frencb.~Hattie Peters, Rollo Bay
lint ..  . . . . . . . . . .
...._...9-l
Ililitliematics-George Dyke. Low-
_er .Montague  _ . . . _ , _
......_91
Latin.-0live Shaw, New Perth. ...S7
Hygiene,-Bessie Seaman, Prince
'Street ..  . _ . . . _ _ , . . . _ . .
_.
.98
..76
Total marks possible  ._ _.900
Necessary to pass  . _ _ . . . . .
._450
l
, l
Bessie Seaman, Prince St. . . . . ,
..718'
Elizabeth Mclntyre, Georgetown. .700
Mary coin, New Perth . _ . _ . . . _
_.ami
George Dyke, Lower Montague . _.67-i_ '
.Anne Green_ Summerside _ . ._ . _.671 
Mary Mlclntyre. Montague ....668
Olive Shaw, .New Perth . . . . _ .
_.66-l
Annie L. Muttart, Carleton, Lot 28.658
Millar McLeod. Montague . . . . _
_.627
Alexander Hunter, Alberton  .,625
Catherine Mulligan, Miscouche _ _,624
Eileen Donalds, Sourls . . . . _
...._607_
Homer Duggan, Long River  _.594 `
Marion Hugh. Murray Harbor .__590
Christine McDonald, Kiimuir ._ _ ,.589
Freeman Machon. White Sands _ .,588
Hattie Peters, Rollo Buy East ,.587
Warren Duchelnin, West Kent ...585
Nellie McDonald, Panmurc lsland.58'3
Isabel Tanton, Surllmerside ...__580
Leo Crozier, Malpequc  _  _ _'E77
Elizabeth McPhee. Colllmcrcial
Cross  . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . .
._
Pearl Jones, Prince St. _ _ __ .
Charles Buchanan, Eldon _. 
Dorothy Mutch. Eurnscliffe __
Isabel Matheson, Oyster Bed
B_r_i_dge _. __ _ . . . . . . _ , . _ . .
._
Cambridge Owen, West Kent
Leila" Owen, Prince St. . . . , _

Edwin Conrad, Sturgeon ._ _ 
-’A]{g__tio..McCarvlll, Kinkora . _...R53-i
Marlon Campbell. Mitchell River._533
Margaret Gordon, Mitchell River.*532
Evelyn Windsor, Crapaud  523
Blanche Jennings, Sourls  523
Theresa Curley, Brookvale  ..._519
Edwin‘ Johnstone, Long River _.,518
Margaret Ling, Wheatley River _ _ .517
Gussie Buchanan, Montague ._._*51tl
Josephine Harrington, Clinton, ..*_5l5
Sara Hagan, Clyde River, R.R._
...571
...564
.._549
..’540
...539
...53S
_.,533
.3535
H514
George McKinnon, Alexandra _ .._51»i
Aloxonort martin. Henlnordnle ._-512
Sara Moran, Miscouche ._ _  _,.510
Mary O'Dea, Sourls . . . _ . .
..‘._._508
Oliarles Murphy. Vernon River B_.507
phehg McDonald, Montague ...._507
Frances Connolly, Notre Dame
Convent __ . . _ . _ . _ . . . . . . . . .
..*507
Blanche Roberts. Cen. Bedeque _ _*B05
Ethel Ling. Wheatley River ._ ..'504
Daisy McNeill, St. Catherine’s ‘502
Josephine McNally, Ten Mile
House ._ . . . _ . _
............._.50l
Fred Hyne, West Kent   ...500
Charles McPhee, Heatllerdale _ _,.499
Mary McCarvllle_ Carleton, Lot
28 ._ . . . _ . _ . . , . _ . _ _ .
__._.....°495
Theodore Monaghan. Queen Sli- -3495
‘ Henry Doiron, Rustlcovllle  ...49i
Ethel Begnall, Prince St.  _.,494
'Mary Trainor, Bonshaw, R.l't. __._°49~t
Edna Pitre, Rustico  _ . . . . _
._°49i
Con em _ .8 » _I '~.__ -  -_-vw ilnite is known hero in government or
v . . . . . . . I _ .
|§a"¢ct|°n |n = - odlcial elrcles_as to the probable date
Grace McGou¢an. Mslpeque ,,, qgg D Bulganan Arm  of S" Robert norden* "mrn to Cup
“"»';1:':::..‘.f.‘t".2::;.:.l”;'2f-2.;1:#31 A” Al” 5° -°i=s°=i°d wit _G¢r'!‘°" :Wit..::‘;.:i‘.‘:»f:..a°1;:"*::.;' ::,‘::..“‘:1i2.‘;
:;’:__°§;‘;|'l‘;‘;;‘_;h§;'§_“\f.3(:_’::;i*’w;;;-  N0  Can* ,  totf}_“¢IP’*b0§0Fe thevedd of'-‘Adgnstz The date
-‘\“¢‘h°=v-F‘\‘°a°1°- Gwen S<l\t»re..°4ao Lild¢l\d0|‘ff, = _ _ _ __  _  _ _ _ bt his aenartnro from nngnns tie
, - _ _ _ ._ __ #ends upon his business before the
__ Marie Somers. St. Peters ._.....*480 -i-_ll-_.a,-,_   lmoorm Wm. Comm, and we d_
latycsln, New Perth ........sso ‘ '  “ ‘ J ‘ “°°
M
Eileen Murphy, Tignish Convent.
Harold Yeo, West Kent 
Zilpha McQuarrie. Crapaud 
_ Honier Duggan, Long River ._ ..594 Gerald Keefe. Alberton  _.
Charles Buchanan_ Eldon .  _.549
ack Walsh. Summerside 
Henrietta Lowther, Crapaud 
Max Llnkletter, Summerside 
Maud Hughes, Notre Dame Con-
vent .. . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . .
._
Bernard Murphy. Emerald 
Marc Bernard, Abram’s Village ._
Eliza McLeod, Kinross . . . . . . . .
._
Mary L. Whltty, Farmington 
Helen O‘iNell. Rochford Square..
Winnie McKay, New London ._
Margaret Howatt. Tryon 
Adelaide McNeill. Sourls 
Mary McMahon. Sourls . . . . _ .
._
John Gordon, Mitchell River 
David Keir, Malpeque 
Jean Halliwell, Tryon 
Mabel McCardle, Kinkora, It.R.
Ignatius Gavin, Woodvale . . . .
_ _
James Cook, Kensington 
Florence McDonald, Rose Valley
Bertha McCabe, Kinkora . . . _
__
Rosella Arsenault_ Mt. Carmel _.
Muriel McNutt, Malpeque _ _ . _ .
._
Marion Matheson, Rose Valley _
Celine Pineau, Rustico . . . .

Verna Bernard. North Rustico .
Myrtle McLean, Sourls 
Leona Fisher, Sourls . . . _ . _ . _
,_
Clayton Donald, Malpeque 
Andrew Leslie. Morell  ._
Helen Baldwin. Sourls  ._
Zilla Feehan, Sourls ._ . . _ . . .
._
Alma Perry, Miscouche 
Marlon Nicholson, Crapaud 
Margaret Gillis, Eldon . . . _ _ .
__
Junior Matrlculatlon
Marks possible _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _
._
Necessary to- pass . . _ . . . . . . . .
__
Erena Foster, Marshfield . _ . ,
._
Theresa McLellan, Georgetown
Grace Billingtlly. Prince St. 
Austin Noonan, Centreville 
Ruby Stewart, Dunstaffnage ._
Lorne Noonan, Centreville 
Cuthbert McLean, Sumnlerslde _
Victor Chalsson, Queen Square .
Edw-ina Hilchey, Georgetown ._
Helen Stewart. West Point 
Gordon Holmes, Hampshire 
Bruce Judson, Alexandra  ._
May Richards, Abney 
Dorothy Hogan, Notre Dame (‘.
Margaret Jones, St. Eleanor's _
Willie Power, St. Ann’s . . . _ .
._
Frances McManus, New Haven
Keith Lord, Cape Traverse 
‘ Anna Leslie, "Sourls . . . . . .

‘Mary Nicholson, Orwell Cove ._
lHart Lidstonc, 0'Leary . . . ,

AGertie Trdnor, Kinkora . . _ . .
._
Keith Clarke, St. Eleanor’s 
Vincent Windsor, Crapaud 
Mary Trninor, South Melville ._
Alfred Delaney, Kensington 
Alice Murchison. Mt. Buchanan.
_N77
Myrtle Stewart, Miscouche 
Lillian' Moore, Milton   ..
Lauria Bridges, Haliburton _ . ._ _
Mary Johnston. Kinkora. R.R. 
Ruth Gallant, Summerside 
Ruth Burns. Malpcque 
J
.'47-‘E
. .'°472
.°472
.*450
Margaret Redmond, Sourls .._....450
_.450
_*-150
_‘450
_ .600
.°333
.*318
.*318
_.314
.*314
.*312
.'312
_.312
.'311
Lauretta McLellan, Indian River
Annie McDonald, Richmond R.R.
‘|79
.478
°477
*(76
°474
’474
. 473
.471
.470
°469
.467
*$67
°467
.463
°461
.460
.460
.460
*459
*457
.456
*456
*455
*453
°452
*452
*451
*451
*451
.451
*451
.450
*450
*450
*450
*450
.450
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EA$
_*E159
_ .2i)'.'
_*E98
_*£91
Et'llel McLellan. Miscouche 
_ Helen Whiteway, Murray River
Laura Court, Donaldston 
Julia Lannan, Montague _ . . . .
._
Candidates marked with an asterisk
before their names, have failed in one
subject, and will he required to take
an examination and make the requir-
ed number of marks in that subject
before a license will be issued.
Students coming to Prince of Wales
College for the first time will come
'on Tuesday morning, September 3rd
Marion Mcwilliam, Eldon . . . . - ---493
_amlned. Students already qualified
Gladys McCormac. Notre Dom; *_*"*-_' ‘
. . .. tu... .» i. ° ’ ° s
. _ __ K.
its
GERMANY |
tahlishment of‘the eastern front by
SITUAT
--t
34%
5 2
_ , _;.,; ~ _
Marie Crosby. Cornwall  M80 - . ._ _ , I - V " ' ,
in-mon Hml,m,,,,_ (~||,,,,,,,- __‘_‘»f.,-19 (special to The aomllnnl A rising against both the solsnevlltlsna ru: l'_’;:';‘;‘;°° ‘_§h_“;°bm";° d";:‘_;
. ’ Pauls, A t 2.-All l ~- tn G 1 . “
adeline Mclsaac_ Fairview _....479 “gm A 5 K°|“- ° “ml” \l€l'95l0I'S- -colleagues mottawa are in constant
badly for the Teutons in the East. _ ‘ .~ _ .
rroln many alfforont quarters comes vlsulwt nseonrs nE'rlnsMeN1' '°“°h by °“"'°‘ “d “ '° ““°°"'°°°
news of influences strongly at work OF ITALIANS ' "
against the purposes of the German taken by the government without _the
War Lord. Disaffection is manifest- PARIS, August 2,-,-Vienna annmmc. Prime Mmister mms °°“B'm°d'
ing itself in the .Bulgarian army to ed a considerable retirement by the 
such an extent that it- istreportcd in Italians on the Albanian front. The sm ROBERT JUBTHI-'E8 ABSENCE
one despatch that an offensive plan- statement says that they were forced A
ned against Monastir had to be aban- to cede tlseir first lines' northwest and LONDON' Augum 2'_`Sp°“kms 8"
doned. Bad feeling is growing in northeast of Berat and a considerable B lunchw" at the Canada Club in his
Roumapia. and it is said that the belt of territory on a front of twenty
German general in command has been kilometres or a little over twelve naught presided’ S" Robe" Borden
forced to admit that it would _be dall~ miles. An unofficial despatch from
gerous for Ludendorff to insist upon Rome stated that the Austrians were by the D“k° dnrmg ms tenure or °!'
the withdrawal of troops from that organizing an offensive in Albania, nee as G°vem°' Generm of Canada'
country to assist on the western probably the matter of water supply ,
fl'0l\l. and the outbreak of malarial fever adm” m England and France’ bm”
having obliged the Italians to retire
czscns-sl.ovAKs Ass Maxine to better positions. not-ortllng to the _"’°”“° “t “""'“'°“"
STEADY Pnoansss AoAlNsT statement from vienna the 1t~allons‘ The C“““‘"““ """'““" '°'°"“’d '°
are still in possession of the import-
ant town of Barat.
The Czech-Slovaks are making stea~
dy progress in the Volga ,wer ,.og|on__ Fmo-NON BETWEEN GERMANS important matters demanding their
and preparing tho way for the l.o_os_ AND TURKS attention at home. He fully realiz-
Allloo intervention. A washington LONDON, Azgust 2.-ln the Can- "W ‘my Wa” ‘O ‘he C“"“‘“‘*“ pe°°“"
despatcll says -that the latter is well casus there is great friction between yet he W" equally °°“B°|°“B eve"
under way, British. American ati the Germans and Turks. The Germans f"°m‘ mm 5"“dP°|“" bm nm forget'
Japanese tl lops having _been already are trying to prevent the Turks from "ng f°“" h““d"°d u"°““"d Uanadmn'
despatched to Vl-adivostok with more occupying Baku on which a Turkish wh” md “"°“°d the °°e““ to “Km-
troops from neighboring colonial pos- attack appears 10 be imminent. Baku for heedam in the past 1°” Venn'
sessions on tho way. The Russian is liglltly garrisoned by Armenians that “° d“.A‘Y could be “mm 5°"I°“°
people thmselves are ripc for an up-, and Bolslleviki and probably will fall. 0" more ¢°mP"mng than that m which
deems fit and proper, as well as volun-
tcers. Tile Bill will be returned to
the House tomorrow. where it is un-
ed.
.._____l
CANADIAN iill|ll]RS
liR[AllY IMPRESSEU
LONDON, August 2.-Nothing left
a deeper impression on the Canadian
editors at present visiting the Mother
Country than their trip to the west-
cln front. The visit was splendldly
ment and the Ministry of information
are without exception enthusiastic.
next at nine o'clock. Those wishing
to enter second year will then be ex-
to enter second year will come on
Wednesday morning. Those qualifi-
ed to enter third year will come. ou-
Frlday morning.
Tuition fees will be paid at the col-
lege.
Schools tllat are to have fall vaca-
tion will re-open Tuesday, Aug. 13th.
Schools that have mid-summer vaca~
tion only will open Aug. 27.
derstood it will be ilumcdintely pass-'
   ' ”   weeks.
collvulsoll llllllllll Ju_ s.. nillllllll '    
slllllll ll cull illlctlvlnllv lolllll  lo"o‘lfo‘lo:.r'§f@
(Special to The Guardian) (Special to The Guardian) Parliament and the reorganization of
IIAVANA, August '_>.`-(‘nhn'o chu., LONDON, August 2.- The naval the Cabinet. it can be stated auth-`
gntnry ge,-vim. law providing for semi.: committee _oi the Unfted States House lorilfltively that the ¢l\l@Bti0I\ 0! C1111
` Q
ing U-oops to 1:-mm-e_ was passed by of Representatives were received at ing Parlialnellt has not been dis- o `
tho Lower }[nuq@ ins; we;.k_ and was Buckingham Palace this afternoon by tussed by the Cabinet, nor ‘has it been e 1 I 
bc-cn passed by the House except in-A The King- diBCllSB|ng naval matters
stead of one regiment of regulars and' WAUI U16 COUSFGBBHISH. BDOKG in hlgll-
as many volunteers as present them-' est terms of the American ships and
solves. tile President is now authoriz-A Commented Dlsrticutlrb’ on the co-op-
ed to send as lllully regulars asvhe 9l’fll|0Y1 DGAWSQH the American and
_British naval servlices which he said he
so recently had an opportunity of ob-
serving. The commlttee dined tu-
nlgh-t at the House ~of Colnmons, and,
Wm oo received oh- Promm. Lloydnbited by the Canada Food Board from
Goorgo =¢omon.ow_ __ , purchasing or selling flour for a perl-
(spsclal to The Guardian) illegal export of flour from Canada, A159 write f0r pfice   
(Special to The Guardian) A WAS-HINQTON' A,§}‘#_““"'~_2'_  _A-‘md ' ' ' `
Curzon. -Member in the British War
Cabinet, gave figures last night in si
speech, portions of which have beoni
received here by wireless, which show
the ext-ent of the British _war ei`i`_l't
organized' by the Imperial Govern-,in ’“““'P°We"' L°"d C‘"`z°“_ “U
` that Great Britain had given no tow- `
and the Canadians in France from _ er than 7'000'000 men' and that 5900" ,
General lialg and General Currle,°00 B"it°“S WGN _l0flBy fighting in
downward laid themselves out to givl: foreign thentrea Dt war' Au°""'m¥' for
the journalists a tremendous welcome.  mnuames and presuming U“"’e ng'
, Their impressions hastily gathered “ms tp include the navy' Hwy are
taken as demonstration illc fact that
the only .troops in England today are
on leave, and men in depots, either in
‘the supply service or undergolnf; the
reorganization units.
Loan c. J. or lnsuiuo
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, August 2. - Thomas
Francis Molony, Lord Chief Justice
-of Appeal ln ireland since 1915, has
been appointed Lord Chief Justice of
Ireland. according to an official an-
nouncement made today.
l 
I WISH YOU w0U|_p
HAVE THo0<n-i'r gr _
ONE BEFORE YOU
NMLED ME '
 l
(lpoelnl to The Guardian) ,
--OTTAWA. August 2.-Nothing de-
that no important steps have been
honor. at which the Duke of Con-
paid tribute to the services rendered
He also warmly referred to .the Can-
men and women, who labored without
the inconvenience incurred by the
Canadian Ministers in coming to Eng _
land this yearrbyconsequence of the
ed and was fully conscious that his
he had been engaged for the past -six
OTTAWA GOSSIP
il D
stories of the early summoning of
i
'  ri
_ i7.__Y_e_._°_=_tggt. __ Goat.. .rl
all
...__-
-hlcnlc.-'rlieanntttl picnic or the
Summerside Methodist Sunday School
wt. held st soltln-min Point on Wed-
nesday afternoon. A large number at-
tended snd the outinz was greatly en-
' _ &_..-_
-SOCKS ._E,Q_R ' 8OLDiER8.- The
ladies of the Stunmerside Branch of
of tho Red Cross Society received
seventeen pairs of socks flom the
Linkletter Institute this week. During
the month of July the Summerside
Branch packed' and mailed 213 pairs
to tue boys in France. L
Islander Cured
_ _(_)_l‘_ Neuralgia
_ Newton Cross, P. E. I.
July 21
Sir.-About a year ago l went to
Charlottetown to get a Farador for my
father who had suffered very much for
several _years with neuralgla. He had
spent a good deal of money trying to
be _cured and at one time had the
nerves cut outcf his face in the hope
of obtaining the relief which he did
nlclt get. We saw the statement given
by Mrs. Dockendorff of York Point and
thought that what cured her would be
best for him..
Tihe result has been most satisfac-
tory. for he was soon relieved of his
pains and has been able to do his own
farming which he could not d'o prev-
iously. Since using the Farador he
has been able to ent solid food which
he could not do before.
Needless to say we are all very much
pleased about his recovery and think
the Farador is worth its weigibt in
gold. `
AUGU‘ST'NE MORRISEY
'Ute foregoing letter is addressed to
W. E. Ennlan, Farador Representat-
ive. 226 Richmond Street, Charlotte-
town. Ask for literature. 712-8-sME1l
also approved by the Senate tonight 'he KIRK and Queen and Princess taken up by cable with Sir Robert` 
by 3 vote of fifteen to funn The Bm Mary and remained for nearly an hour Borden.
was approved practically as it llas‘Cl\H‘t¥»inl§- '. | Nothing will be dons in regard to only the l’lCh€St, Il t, Ch0iC€St, 
Jdyed by young and old. L=
insertion for advertising in qi; .¢o'|,
uma. Cash mast accompany order.
llinimuln ehsrgmtwbuty-five qentg,
'-'rl-ls ouanol/in _lt on fstlo at
Lai!orty'|. 8ummersilio._ _ ~ gg
WESTERNV PERSONALS
,'¢n-A-~ , 4”1
' -Messrs T. Chandler-" uid -q§o_
Buntain of Charlottetownwdgatm-b¢|‘ w
Summerside this weeka‘ -~'_.'fe‘ L
-Mr. and Mrsl Geo. Hogg hsvl ro-
.-turned to. Sutnmerside after spending
the past week visiting in Tyne Vg).
ley. , ' L
-Miss ‘Margaret Rice returnodtg
her home in Sussex, N. .B_, after
spending the past month visiting in
Summerside. L
-S-'-_---o_»_
snlrlsrl- cA`euAl.1'tls . ‘
LONDON, August 2.-Yestel-days
British casualties include 16 officers
and 1.198 men with 347 deadw
Flower Potsw '
Jardiniers
Lawn Pots
It you want to give
your flowers a suitable
setting see our showing
of i lower pots. jardiniers
etc. '
Made from good grade
earthenware and stone-
priced right too. _
BLACK’S
Sunnyside
Finest Pure Genuine
"'° ““""“°"‘“F °' P‘“"“'“°“' ““‘“ Valley Apples goiioto thgesrianufactufe ofour An- '
the return of the Premier, when the
whole situation will be discussed. naP0li5 Sweet Apple ,CidCl', lTlad8 fight in the
FOOD BOARD TAKES ACTION
OTTAWA, Au\gust Z,-Messrs. Wm.
Borthwick and Chevier, brothers, of
Cornwall, Ontario. have been prolli- _
-od of fifteen days from August 1. This
action was taken because the parties
named above were not conserving in
take sufficient precaution to prevent
JULY AIR BAGS-_
LONDON, August.2.--Eight hund
red and forty-four enemy airplanes:
were brought down by the Allies dur-
ing July, while 325 Allied machines
were lost during the suns period
British aviators accounted for 410
planes, French 290, ltalians 106, Bel-
gians 4. Americans, 3. ln addition
_26 planes were brought down in the
Balkans and five in Palestine.
The Germans destroyed 316 Allied
planes, the Bulgarians 5, and the Aus-
trians 4.
BRITAIN'S LOANS TO ITB ALLIES
_
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, August 2.-Andrew Bon-
, ar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer
yesterday' introduced a vote of crmli.
5 i $700,000,000. The amount that
had been loaned to Russia was £668,-
000,000_ the Chancellor stated, while
_to France £402.000,000 had been lent,
to italy £31s.ooo,ooo, and to aelglnnt,
Greece and smaller nations £119,000,-
000. - _
».r
cluding Fruit. Cigars,
“Valley” from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh
with all its refreshing, health-giving qualities.
The old English process improves its delici-
ousnessan hundred fold; positively will not _-fer-
mentor become alcoholic but rt main crisp,  _
, and delicious the year laround. .Write for price
._ A _  ,_ bythe barrel. ' ‘ _
BRl`l‘AIN’8 MAN-POWER EFFORT 'tho distribution of flour and did not
Candy. Bottled Drinks, ~
Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat-
riotic or church picnic an immense sucess. ~
A R. T. H01-§MA-N LTU. f
Snmtnerside _
nike-aztltmonflnfl. ”
Monuments ihaientlurctlte
Ravages oi Timei » :V
Are what you seek t
the grave of your
with. Weeupply no-
* Our Monumentaare
to be bad. Estimates
is re *°
shit?
A e0K`ents't't-set, ,
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