~ *L 'itil'   island Refi fit Honor   I 0|
.Boric _Talcuin   `   C O w___-mmf. _W 1 I   
When you want a real
bo-r ic talcum--ask for
Penslar Red Rose Tal-
cum and you will get it.
It overcomes stickiness
and chafing of the skin,
cools and soothes .t he sun-
burned spots, and__ a_d__d_s_
.imm_ensely_ to your?  .
Lieutenant Morrison. Georgetown '
Private Peter I-lughelf Mlll_Cove
Bi-lvate Geo. W. Sharp, Summerside
Private J. E.; Lockqrhie, Cascunipec
Private J. ,A. Beaton; ~1l3_f_x'oolrleid
Private McQueen, Mount Vernon
Private'Bru_ce McLellan Indian River
wiiiiam Mcintyre, cnafiottetown
K. r. Eine, sunmniiiie-‘ f-`__,i.._/.,~
Pte. Damien Motion _ _§l;|_;i=loit'¢\gpgr',
- Rte. N. McKenii'e,`.l)il,pe ll(,ile'_:Creek,-' fig: 
‘- Pi ._ia.~Dav aii ...
C 'p. Auibrose Cosgrove.~'We1li|rgtou '
:rate W sv. ,b,_o§_Bny. _P  _ 
*"' Private Charles S. ‘Bedt‘on,' rooklle2dLf"»' '* ..
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_Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria
Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown
John Stewart, Wood Island
Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown
i v ‘U _,»'.n _
Emanuel Dolron, Charlottetown.,
Pte. John Murphy. Charlottetown.
Gunner W._G.,Bruce. Red Point' , ~ . '
Private Peter Martln~Gran¢.f Bangor ~;.-/f>/ » _
Pte. C_A. Arnaid. Charlottetown. ~ "-/;_ - r  _ _ ~
Pte. Sam, ' illlllott, Winslow Station.
I3\b;‘¥larr?"Riley, Sea Cow Pond.‘L0t -1
.f_Pt§e. .ester Proud, CbarlottQl.0W!l
 r,_ campbeii5_r_Nev{pc_rt,
MP1
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~-mer -comfort." ‘ ff fe _
Its satinrsmoothness,
its pu»rity1an_cl-_its refresh-
_ing _true__r<>se‘ _Scent com-
| bine_t0_-make _it the most
delightful as well as_the
I mostefficierit of talcum
L powders.
i Geta 25c box at our
_ Penslar Store today, and
; you will be glad we told
you about it. Look for the
penslar sign.
E. A. Foster
Q Central Drugstore
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Wear This Patriotic
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and help the Island Pat-
' riotic Fund. Price 10c
each. Proceeds to be
given to The Island Pat-
riotic Fund.
Charlottetown Guardian
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Missing
Died From Wounds
Killed in Action
town.
H ow sleep the brave who sink to rest
B y all their coun\.\°y’s wishes blest!
When Spring, with dewy lingers cold,
Returns to deck their hailow'd mould,
She there shall dress a sweeter sod
Than Fancy'e feet have ever trod.
By fairv hands their kreii is rung,
By forms unseen their dirge is sung;
There Honour comes, n. pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clayi
Arid Freedom shall a while repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there.
 
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P|‘|VB¢6 J0hl1 CUITY. Charlottetown Pte Jas. Dawson Brown," New London
Lleut. C. B. Pitbledo. Charlottetown
Charles L. Pitta, Charlottetown _ _ Private John Curley, Charlottetown
Pte. John W. McDonald, Bradalbane. Patrick A. McManus, Boushnw.
Private William Gordon, Montague. Gunner Ncil Mcleiiucs, Souris.
Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove
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S_ergt. Wm, B. Brady. Charlottetown. Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Point.
<.yrus B. Birl, Pisquiil East. ltohcrt U. Str-wart, lhiniitn.ft'iing1>.
A. C. Henderson, Union Road. Supper Steplit-ii ltoblsoii, of Charlotte-
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FRANCE PAYING
FOR VESSELS SEIZED.
l’.»\lilS, July 10.-The Frencli Scu-
Mnriiio in payment for cargoes of neu
triil vessels that have been seized.
hte uiiuiilmoiisly approprliiled $000,-
000 to hc used by the itiiiiislcr oi'
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' TenCentsEverywhere
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‘ lmoko-wine men. '
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Ext-ii‘a"“Gooid' Win ow" creen, ,
and Screen Doors---See Them
The simplest and easiest wa_y to rid your honie_?f_th`e
“pesky,” _germ carryingchouse fly is to keep them Out. 1 Qi;
once get in no amount o. swatting, poison or sticky paper wi
remove them.
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house fly iiuisnnce and at the same
tiiiic ciijoy tho cool rofresliiilg DFCGZB
hy potting it supply of our up-to-date
\vii\dow st-recns und sifrier-ii doors.
Out' window si-.roviis are shown in
tho' stomlurd lcngths and the ad-
juatiiblc kinds, niudo from good qual-
ity wood and wire. We have u very
large and complete' line of screen
doors ull size and stylus-tlie strong
wi~ll iiizidc kinds that last long und
give satisfii.ct.ioh always.
Today, right now is the time to
call and get your screens. Our \viii-
dow screens and scrceii doors uri!
ilio hes! possible to procure nutl they
:irc priced most nioderutely.
Fennell & Chandler
_'W'_\
UMPIRE BILLY SUNDAY
llilly Sunday, thc famous huscbzill
evangelist, recently umpired abuse-
liall game in Paterson, New Jersey,
where he is ooiiiliioting a revival.
lt was u corkiiig little ball game,
close all the time. Sunday was going
to umpire only three innings, he said.
when lic started, but it'was so tight
ii tit that he stayed all thc way
through. When Paterson High got a
two-run lead in the fourth inning
their lad and lassie rooters burst in-
to the famous tabernacle chorus, Bri-
ghten the Corner Where You Are,
Billy couldn’t leave after that.
There was never a kick ou a single
decision of l3llly's.‘ There couldn't
‘ have been. Only once he was called
iipoii for a real test of both his hasc-
hall ability and his professed Chris-
tianity. A Paterson High School run
ner started to steal second base. The
Newton catcher--named Levine-sent
a perfect throw which his infielder
caught and swept down toward the
leg of the sliding runner. Billy jerked
his thumb- upward and shouted. "Yer
out!" But the runner knew, and ‘ the
baseman knew that the boy sliding
into tlie'baso had not' been toticlieil.
The ball missed him by six inches.
There was no protest, but the New-
-ton -lad who covered the li'ag"ran up
to the umpirc and exclaimed: "I did-
n't tonclifhim, Mr. Sunday. 'lie was
siitc. You didn‘t see it, but I missed
him when Itrled to put the baall on
him.”
"Siifc!" shouted Billy, spreading his
palms :ind reversing his decision.
“You‘ro all right, kid. 'l‘hnt‘s the way-
to play the game! Be on the level."
WHAT TO D0 WITH
BUNCH OF RAFFIA.
The womnn who can linndlo rafiilii
not only luis it good work for summer
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Wh." p“,¢n¢g\ n me mee 0 >
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' man or ma inner "fs'“'“”¢ *"1* 39 31"'
mm”  or he; <.‘1<»lM '2 ‘
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“O “-0 na '°' | M). hr ,gang 5|;-,ness ink your ‘Izoetnnller
:g-§;_r_=o:°¢l|:°fN|;\;°;;‘r 3 in: R M' new is deeiredé lend the |_i._1)0.
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:it her i-oiiiiiiiiml, but she can ninke
many useful and attractive additions
to the summer home.
The riitfln, which only costs 10 cents _
:i hunch, can bc bought. in three or _
i'o\ir <'oloi's-iiiitiirui color, ii dnrkcri
simile ot' brown, perhaps, u. soft greeii
:tml n dnrk rtil give promise of inter-
esting coiiiliiiiiiiioiis. lt' a basket of
raillii. is planted from it rooui furnish-
od in at dt-finite color, rnilla in niatcli
or liariiionloiisly contrasting shade
can be houglit. Some of the firms that
sell ratiin have simple cards which
hnvt tho numes of the different col-
ors, iiml opposite the names samples
of the riiiila in those colors. From
those r-uriia it is easy to order a re-
newed supply or a. new stock of rafiia.
by inail.
Ustful things which the ratila work-
er can make for the summer house are I
small flower holders. These are really
no more than littlt baskets fitted with
glass or china dishes to hold water,
but they are very effective. Half a
dozen done iii two shades of railin-
holdlng tho flowers onthe sumnierdin-
‘ure both good combinations-all the
smiio size iiud shape. or else done in
» nizitvhing piiirs, are very pretty for
hohiini: the flowrs on th summer din-
ner table. _
A pair of them on dressing table
or desk give an artistic touch to a
whole room. and they can be effective-
ly placed in any, bare spot., Theylarc
especially good for holding such short
'steninied flowers as pansies, naaturt-
lums, forget-me-note, iinnual larkspur,
small roses, nlyssuni, Caiidytuft and
I-Zuglish daisies.
These little baskets can be made to
iii about old and haiidleless cups or
deep saucers. In either case the bas-
ket should be narrowed above the top '
oi' the dish to a wide neck, and then ‘
should flare at the top. This shapes
the basket like a vase and gives good
support for the flower stems.
For these _baskets the raflia can be
wound about either heavy cord or
damp willow. Lazy squaw stitch is
thc easiest and moat quickly accomp-
PERSONALS
Mrs 1). \V. Sli<~i'\\'ooil, 0:- Otiuwai, is
iisitiiig her rcluiivos :it thc |-1.\'pt-i~i-
iii-.izitnl Station hor:-_
Miss Mario Paoli, (`linr‘loiiolo\\'ii,
is at prcsciit visiting at North ilnsti<»o_
the guest oi' the Misses Gcrtlo and
Tillie Pineault.-T.
Pte. U. \V. Mt'l)oiinld oi` No. 6
(‘.ompany 55th Illinttuliou, Siisscr, N.
B., came over Friday evoliiiig i'or 11
short furlough at his fcriucr home
in Kelly's Cross.
Mr. Leu Misiior, No. (‘.. Coiiipaiiy
55th Bnitzilion, Sussex, N. ll., who has
been nt his lionie in Stuiiliopo on ii
five-days furlough, leaves this niorii-
ing on return to camp. -
LESS MEAT IN HOSPITALS
Profcsor and Privy (‘.ouiicillor Ew-
ald, oen of Berliii's greatest physi-
cians, hus written to the press mfikiiig
the suggestion that in all hospitals and
iniirimiries, civil and military. thori-
should he days at regular iiitt-rvals
when no ment of any description ho
served out either to the patients or to
the stait.
He would like to seo this siiggosiloii
realized, because in itself it would ho
liygieiiically soiiud, und liecuiiso enor-
mous ouuiitities of moat would bo
saved. He realizes that ilit-re might
be exceptions, e. g., patients suftor-
ing from diabetes, hut this iieod not
interfere with the gcncral rulc.
In Proessor Ewuld's opiiiloii it would
-be well il' the masses of tho 'pooplo
could be made to see that tho daily
consumption of large quantities iii'
cannot be justified under the existing
ccononiic stress. Ho believes that
it his plan were introduced olijertloiis
to it would prolmbly he riisit-il hy
the doctors ,nurses, :ind utieiirlaiiits
more than hy tho patlr-iits.~\\"vi-ltly
Cape 'l‘iiiios, S. A.
QUEEN’S KINDLY ACT.
A kindly litilo uct tliiit slio\\'.s smiiv-
thiug of the quirk wit and i*ca\il_\' synt-
piiiliy ot’ Qin-vii llcloiin of italy is
recorded by 'l`:iuclic :\ Toni. Soni(-
yenrs ago tho <-ornl fishers of 'i‘oi'rv
del Greco, nt-iii' Nnplos, were in linrd
straits. Tho value of coral had folloii
so low that they were no loii|».fi‘r zlhlo
to find piirarliosorsi for their li:\i'vvst_
'Phe-y hesoiiglit the Queen to coiiio to
their nid.
At the first court hull thai was
held that year at the Qulrlnal tho
Qucr ii, to tho surprise of nll henoldors
wore about iii-i neck a collar compos-
ed ol' six rows of coral instonal oi’ hor
superb collar ol' penrls. mid her' blur-lt
hair was i~ro\\"\od with a diadoiii of
coral and hrilliiints. From that oven-
iiig tlie_ mode ohiiiiged. _ Old coral or-
nan1enta`th:it had been, hidden. n',vu','
for .years and yours were again dis-
played nt the jewelers, and were simp-
ped up by ozigci' purcliascrs.' Qtiuefi
Heiena's object was attained, _und
that court bnii marked the _beginning
of more prosperous days forthe _coral
tishei-ii,ot Torre del.Greco. -_" '
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meat is unnecessary, mid niore. that it__
llsliod of ull stitches. _
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At Various Points Of PrihcelEdward
island
It seems to be necessary that at least a thousand
sticks of dynamite should be exploded at various points
in Prince Edward Island in the same manner as is oc-
curing in other parts of Canada before the Fathers,
Mothers, Sisters, Vvives and the young _men of Prince
Edward Island will realize that there is a War going
on, in which they must take their part.
Every Citizen Must Back Us Up
And Assist in the Work of Recruiting
That is common sense as well as doing your duty. In Prince Edward Is-
land our efforts have been entirely hap-hazard and we want you to realize that this
is not a War to be played with on the hap-hazard principle. Major P. R. Hanson,
speaking in Montreal recently. Says conscription will come in Canada. Are you
§oing tovwait for it? or, are you coming with the Prince Edward Island Heavy
attery. _
Every Able-Bodied Man Here Will Un-
doubtedly go to the War before the end
And going to the War is not pleasant even when conditions are such as they will
be in the Heavy Battery (the best possible) but all you men should realize and your
own common sense will force you to realize that when you are forced to go nobody
is going to care very much about your conditions and you will not have the re-
spect of either yourself or your oiiicers. `
Erilist to-day don’t be a Coward _ h
140 Heroes have already Volunteered
WHERE ARE YOU ?
Yes Sir! 140 men and seventeen officers have already volunteered for the
Heavy Battery, Why? because they tully realize that with a full battery of 217
men and officers all from Prince Edward Island they will have someone always to
look after them, friends in time of need, they wiil be trained together, sleep to-
gether, eat together, iight together and for each other. One large family to whom
the honor of P. E. Island is entrusted.
The Schools,the Colleges.the Churches
of Our Land Must Pour Out
Supplies of Soldiers
They are factories that produce the men, the country needs at this juncture
-men of character, conscience, seriousness, stern, set, determined men-men who
hate War and iight all the harder because they hate it-men who go to the War
not as an adventure but as the most solemn and instant of duties. This is the
kind of men the Heavy Battery requires.
It Takes Six Months To Train A
` Heavy Battery Thoroughly
As soon as the required number of heroes are obtained this training will be
started in Charlottetown and will be continued there for some months, then it will
be finished in Halifax or Valcartier and Petewawa, then the finishing touches will
be done in England. This course of training will make every officer every non-
commissioned ofiicer and every gunner proficient and expert in his work.
The Great Question Is
Why Is He Not At The Front ?
, Ask it of yourself, why? WHY? You ought to be, the (slacker) will have a
hard time in Prince Edward Island _and he ought to have a hard time everywhere.
Make your decision at once, come in and enlist in the Heavy Battery we are organ-
izing; _ Apply to the undersigned officers who are going to the front with you and-
'who 'will hot send you into any danger where they will not go themselves ahead
of you. It is up to you. God save the King.
Capt. W. B. Prowse, Col. A. G. Peake,
Charlottetown. Charlottetown
Capt. No. 2 Heavy Battery Comng. No. 2 Heavy Battery.
for Overseas Service.. for Overseas Service.
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