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KUGIET 24, 1916-
¢§I»§ _
I ' DAYS
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ltim. c .
,&nk wwe5
f pm1|oeeo._ e ieoominen
oneoitheioilowing. '
I Nausea nun.-'
eta M. Porcella" with 825 tons
Y
Motor Company.
Limliod-
Toronta. ‘ °
II-A
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Minqa Roco, Violet or Lilac.
lllgqufia Lilac or Mary Garden.
Jofllnl Rolo or Violat-
Soaly' Lotus or Luxury.-
.IDU Trailing Arbutul.
Colgabfnlna kinda.
Phoobe Snow Boqau.\
Nyala Mayflower.
Royal Rosa.
Djar Kiln. 1
Nyala Nyaietla.
Euthymol. ""- 
All these talos are reliable
and list includes a. large variety
ot delicate odors.
.I. G. Jamieson
V-V-»~,-v~,v-~._-,,\,»-c,`/\, .. _/»
BRACELET
WATCHES
Our sal_e of _these popular
atches is daily increasing.
stock consists of the
brated Waltham and
also the best_ Swiss makes
either extension or strap.
G. l'|. Taylor
“ss
lean Anthracite in Egg. Stove
GTUCSCIH   tolls  I 51 A I , al me 111891105 of the Irisii Raiigefn 8!
' ’ '6h'r|°mt°w" R°’N””u“v° the Dominion Square recruiting sta-
' _ 2 ii _~ 1 .1 .
of the  Grade Amer    i)'i‘1h;:g ei:-niiwoliiiieblintghe largest audi-
.nal
ance later on! we would Sug-   untarily attended the meeting and
gest booking your orders at H,,,,,,s mm, ,, c,,,,,,,, ,,, m, ,,,,,,,_ .nun by 1-no... ercnny
ne" 1 am now Drepued to do 31| “Canadians have already X311 undyl  
ll F88
Once, and taking delivery kinds oi cemetery lettering cn granite, ins slory for our land ls 5 H , _I
, -,, °;;r'° rf  -=    :fr   ‘vm .. .?,';z:‘s.“.‘:.&.‘l‘.t:.::‘:; ',.:°’°. “°~..;".:‘;
I 0 l` Cos. 0 to Ill CBIIIB 6 0 nl! W3 CHU. HU Wil ill' ' l 0D 9» B '
yt from vesse S’ you W1 Save on th§lsla11d_ Wrgg or call on W.  and manfully the end of the war. We, hind it is every man. woman and chlln
‘ money TINNEY, 42 Passmore Bt., Charlotte- know it can only end when we win; in Germany, ready to buck up and iight
v,-.,-\f..\,. ' town. and that it can only he won by men for their century-old idea of establish-
945-7-27MsttEmwf1mo. and munitions. We must have the ri: ing a military domination of the world.
  &  ~ es, bayonets, cannon and other arms-| “Nothing. was ever sacred to a Gei-
,._,__ ,veg _L v_A`__A~_~_WV .   but none gfthegg will he any use un ,man," he exclaimed. “Treaties were
f IMtf_ '  less we have men, and brave men, too, always mere scraps of paper to them, _
I os»
paar V ___ ` - - ,V _
I - .
from the Catholic ( hurch This refer-
0\\I.\' one of many cogent remarks
01' 8 Powerful recruiting address made
ences yet had for an ordinary meeting
ory was made the more not _
the two main speakers were Father
ant chaplain of the Rangers, who vo-
heartily agreed with all that had been
 steam be'ki‘ind themllyust ne way to beat the German people who are 'at war, and
\9l‘(-3 WGS 0
r hv and that
° ° enemy, said Father ,B op __ y p pl pl`
 Co”  was to fight him. lt was nonsense to spies in our midst, the plotters
 -°' talk oi` starving out the Central Pow~ throughout the world. the German hy-
, ers; the were too rich and too well phenntes, and all the rest. We cannot
-_ ut f difgi.’?c(;1:hgeggkfiglggiggaaglepsgs, organized. Further, Father Brophy do win this war until we have beaten the 4
I Want a mtg” quanig f which is being vohmtm-ny wmmd up clured that it was just as foolish to German people."
pickled cod “sh ang! luke' 9 " er u are re “hed on or before me 31" da; make any talk about this iieing a war ln vigorous terms Father Brophy
and bake sounds- A wma having any of Au q st 15315 to send in their names of the Kaiser and the military junta. showed that the first line of (!anaila’s
0°' 1°f\dS °" Small" 101°- f°' which I and ‘§‘$re'“e, and micums 0, their ° defence iey with the Aiiiee in riender.
Wm P93’ highest Prices' 813° c°d °n debts to the uudegsigned and it so __ and France, and that if once Great Br:
‘md hake munds- Anymle navhng any reqmred to com in an1'D‘,ove than tain were beaten Canada would bel
to 'mer Wm please wma or wire said debts or inedefault thereof they “By prey' "Th""'" he asked' "h°WI
l35I§l;g.2i§Z>l‘xlLLANT' Ebbsneet’ R E' L will be excluded from the benefit of , I _ . IW°“1d -V0" like t” have H V9" mssing-
. ' any distribution made before such, ji-,(1  `
debts are proved. H  .J ‘J _
Dated at Charlottetown, Prince Ed- ~ * ` - ' " ""‘“
ward Island, this 26th, day of July, I ,  Unned states Helm".
- - F E 191s.
Jeweler & Optician  F  M c. vigil wi;i<i-:i=oso.d Com i .. . .Some say we could ,um ,O the Um
187‘4‘11Mlf _*_ “Hager Dt 8 8 Ove name 'dy iteil States for piotection said Father
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Keeping Cool and
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ww"  LEVEL e sur 2 mm "
  for the man who knows what ,ing nn neece. we nre ngntin; me vie-
I I to cat: Keep cool and corn- `l°fY- W° ‘l° “°' WM" ‘° ‘*”‘°" “P ““"
.- . iyajs Jin , . -- fortable by eating Shredded
. -_ .. _ . MONTREAL. A . 21,-A i i inu-_I - - -
The S¢h00I1C1’ "E, MQIIB ‘  _W _r'° niuzion was givi-»i\ugycstci'dii_\p231111111; wlfeat Bmcult with fresh
” _ _ _ q;,,;,l,L,,'.,,;.--¢i..,.i.,.,|-» .iq I  1 tnehi1ev.i=\ntner`srcpi1y that the nicng fruit and green vegetables.
Brown is now discharging I -...\...i..°"°'Js‘....““""1. _+-Ff~~_e -_ ‘;.§§,v’,n‘;f_';‘t°5§§§§g'g=ad<§[:§§§;;§ 3);, Make Shredded Wheat your
625 tons   neyeforoii-i1'm9dg_l  »f||i' ffl part taken by Canada in the presenti mtht during lZll¢  Cl8y8.
' l "°c'f§°§‘3f|‘?9r.. E ‘“ v I'-) _, , war, so that ifany persons wished to' It gontains mgfe rggl bgdy.
C.
' - “ ' . _ 1. Gouda " - GSIIIDBIS l t h ii tl ,I - - - ‘
She will be followed  Nm I .‘gari:da C ci:'4 2' they inuhlt hiilzoiiisncet tliellrrtieilrrliitiiiii'  nutnment than
meat or eggs. ' Serve with
yi/ _ence to tl1e,Nat`ioneliet campaign was berries or sliced bananasnr
and 'by the “Mary Manson ‘I -5 ` _ 'f made by Fame. Breen. in nie ...me other fruits. - I , ,
concluded Father ,Bl'0D¥1!.' "Bild W0
must have some say in the terms os,
any back where she belongs, as a group
if _ `I
“We are fighting wit hthe Empire,
peace. But just now we are not nglit-
peace treaty; we want to throttle the
vallain. just as we would dear with any
other murderer. We must Dill- GGTUI'
of princlpallties. She must :iave -no
gi-my, only policemen, and no navy."
(Ailiiiplcxitiliigliidlng Fr. 'Brophy said that
the war must be [ought to a determin-
ed,conclueion. and such an examPl°
made oi’ Germany that neveragain
could she dare to attempt to saddle
her inimorslambltlons upon the worlo
A brief speech' was niado by Majoi
sm,.¢h_ who strongly supported the ar-
Customers would
act wisely to _order
and take delivery of
'their Coal as the de.
lay, gt the mines is
' -. 1 ._ ,
.- _ » gunients of Father Brophy, _especially
‘ ' those with reference to the p,1lPD0l'i. 0-'
. 
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ga, 
I.-as
165 Grafton Street nearly three thousand persons sur- ‘  " `
1 ' rounding the platform, while the orat- ' -I . '\._ `\ , l `-,-. .-
and CllBSl]'ll1l§,SlZCS. W W awe U, ,hal  
A5 prices are sure to adv' Brophy and Major Smyth. me Protest- 
`“Wl-=miuir>»"`» "
Made in Canada
the Canadian participation in the wax
by the Catholic hierarchy. ‘
FIIX NOTES
Some buyers representing an Ameri-
can Black Fox Syndicatéiiave been
doing some extensive buying in the vic-
inity of Suninierside recently.
lt is understood the Acme Silver
Black Foxes, Limited, have recently
sold some foxes. , _
It is reported on good authority that
the J. H. Locke Ranching Company,
Sherbrooke. Prince Edward Island,
sold all the foxes they have to dispose
great and- tonnage
very scarce.Welo0`k
for a further ad-
vance in prices be-
fore the Sea s on
ends.
I
Phone lll - _
C. Lyons& Co
of this year.
since the time of Clovis lt is the
Prices oi stenaei-11 bred siiver Biecn -=?
Foxes have taken an advance in the
past couple of weeks. and_ the observ-
ant are convinced that there will be
con}1derable buying competition in the
market during the coming season.
the are the eo e who sup ied the
Charlottetown
Exhibition »
lfor a governor, and everyone of you
be forced into the army under German
ill ?”
8 _ 1 _  _ .. ~
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I
balance is covered with choice hard
75 acres, 60 acres are cleared and the 1178-7-2tlM32i
tent their own people on the high seas,
l  0 w,,,,d_ Good house ,md ou; N' `___ ` *hz* yviien their citizens were iouiy essae
, - * 4  ‘ A 5 . . _
1.- AUGUST. school and churches. For further  ’ _“_””"-' -‘»_.__*‘_ h ` ` I in _
in '_"”` Daniculars apply °“ Drama" to' _ iiiitlrtlall1-egiimormiiistulllutliiis awiaili-g vigiinlhti
* High Water Low Water , MR5- FRANCIS M°GU|°AN ' appearance in Baltimore harbor of ii
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DIARY 0F EVENTS.
TO-DAY.
City Magistrates Court 9 a. m.
Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and
8.45 D. m_ . _ 'v .va-~~|_,r
 
Bl`R'l‘lIS
i 
GRANT-_In Charlottetown, to Mr.
and Mrs. C. Leonard Grant, a dau-
ghter.
MaoLEOD-To Mr. and Mrs. John
MacLeod. 76 Upper Queen St.. City,
on August 23rd, a daughter.
CRASWELL.-At Fredericton, Lot 67.
on Ang. 17th, 1916. to Mr. and Mrs,
Benjamin Crasweli, a son.
 
IIARRIAGES
MOR'lil0N-8TEW,ART»- At Sf..
Jamo% Mensa, Brighton, on August
28111. Y the Rev. Dr. Fullerton,
-_Chalflol Albert Morrison of Rose-
lw to Mary Matilda Stewart, of
B e River.
BROWN-MaoLEOD.-At` the Manse.
Cavendish, P.E.l.,` on Wednesday,
Aug.,l6tli, 1916, by the Rev. John
Stirling. Margaret'Ln\u'a Brown.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Biutvn. New Glasgow. and William
' P. Machooilnof Norboro, l»’.E.I.._
..____.l,.,_..___.__. _
_"'Do0ln't‘ coat? .la cent to fit on a
salt-1-may nav 'h_\lve dollar bili--
parhapa a _ I. into what our
INN
Presidents and Secretaries of each
Polling division will see that delegat
es will he appointed and represented
at the convention personally or by
proxy.
.. Signed, ALEXANDER MARTIN.
President of the Liberal-
Conservative Association
' ot Qneen's County. .
All Conservatives attending the An-
.nual Meeting on Friday. 25th instant.
will be entitled to Free Return. Ask
for Standard Certificate when Durch-
aslng your railway ticket.
129-i-8-3m20i
 
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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations ,
_ _ l
THE sole head of a family or any male our
ei teen yearn oi may homestead I quarter
g - ,availablXl%ominio;| had inkilanirogl.
-~- mor  can mul
 n at the ominio‘iiDLand| Age-mg
or u V - for the District. Englxnroxy
maybe any Dominion La leur!
ing-not > - on ,» alnconditiona.
u_t.i - - e » and cuk
lvauon of 1- - .
hnlodtotdot -- 1 ul' of ||l|
homestead on a -~ I; acres. an
certain conditions. ' - ' ouae la re-
miifaigolvt whore reaidenoa is performed in
e cn
in certdia districts a homeoteader in gd
atandinmmly nro~e1ngt_ia qnartormcction g
side his ovneotead. ca _¥t.00pef acre.
lmtiea-Boi monvha residence in each of three
years after earning homestead aunt; aiao 50
gre! extra cultivation, Prewnptlivn patent may
obtained on soon no homestead oatmt.on
carliaooodltiontl _
aattlar who axzhanatad his znneatead
t y lake chased hmneai d in cer-
W dlelricix htm' Kim per acre Dedh-
r montliuin each of threey ra
acres and aroct a house worth
of cultivation ia subject to r
twain .sa 
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sale of ` 'mite has to oiferl
Jil.. H008’ I HGLEOD, LlMI'I'ED.I
- _ , 1017-s-znnit
.14
-_  - In accordance with the
A ) ,na fri*
..,
two weeks ‘of the ,
it n.-igifigifi '$535
tinoaaaneat I not he
izl¢iii0cmih.
i
is
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E
5;
at- the start
Cam-
be __ N0
pu biished
5i€9i€5i€>I€5l€5E5i€5i€
*9F'T‘_E-‘!'_6§`_'ER_~__ .,
Ko`EN"'rs 'wAN'rEo 'ro sau. Fon
“the old reliable Fonthlll Nurseries."
in the ierenoen, for the election or _ also at the same time and place 1-
omcere, nna cenerni nueineee ei the Schr Klmberley her household effects, For further - _ , -
Aeeocietinn. ALSO - ‘ information apply tn Mrs. Ame- __, _~f~__~;;j_;;j,__;.;~ 5' 5 -'
0 th d nd ,H me m  pl]l'1S. ha Bonnell, Murray Kiver.  A "’
n e same ay a sa e -
place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, D- GLOVER
e iin nivie Auctioneer
ive delegates from sch Pol g ‘  B
ion wiu meet in convention tc choose   1609 S-2~iThur&M<m6i9d
Candidates to represent Queen's 558-6-27-Mttstf. ‘ - I I
,,,+.+- . 
Guai dian Classified Ads ' - maké
One cent per word first Insertion in this column, half cent pei I
word each continuation. Cath must accompany order. Minimum n _
charge Twenty-five cents. _ F' S it
 
County in the House of Commons at rl ._-ff f
the next general election. ,,. ... 
. BIS
}3? 
l i I, I W; I-14
We teach our men to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary; hishest com~
missions paid; handsome free equi
nment, Stone & Wellington, Toron-
to. Ont. 1256-8-1MEtf A115 31
;_€ 
HELP wAN'rsn- r-'sMAi.E._
i»Ti`|=`|C`iTiii1`s`és’.T-`MA|IE""ANc rs-
i=o`n"s7ti.`Ei-lcc¢1i1ini?"ntE1Té.".%nE»in.
Fon sAi.IE-A suocv iN Excs
i7e`ui.1'av ron sate-r|r'ra”i“n
a ck hen, chea Apply 84?
wAN1':o. -I A slrl fm' Emeril’
housework. for 18, Prince St. Ap-
l 6 P ince str et.
D y 2 r e 1599-8-23m3i pd.
male wanted ot the Taunton State
malewanfd at the Taunton State
es. For artloulars, address. Dr.
Arthur v. Goes. sunt. Taimwll
Biota Hospital, Taunton, Mass.
8191-4-11Mtf.
l 
FOR SALE.
A l 44. Ed d St.
pp y war 1601-8-2311141
”""""' ’“_‘ `” " ` |'_`.
lent condition. Apply, Dr. Ander-
son, 62 Upper Hillsboro St.
1592-8-23M3ipd.
h rroll ro D-
Wtarov Btrooi.. _ 99il5._l.ll\Mifi
tim( cafe.; huns' enso coi.i.is
“H SALE-#A FARM AT MILTON
consisting of 70 acres, 9 miles from
ron sani' i=|r1-v Ac
h h and
r-'o _
I...
['r:AciTi'€a”"waN1'eo-" on '"Ac-
pups, color sable and white. Apply,
Puritan vltanch, Box 156, Summer-
eiue. 1584-s-22Mai.» _
- HI Fdild
outbnildinll
wit nay ouse .
handy schootetores and sea manure.
Ten acres of valuable hard an soft
woods thereon. Apply to H. John-
son, Praokly Point. 14-8-MEtf.
Charlottetown in first class' state
of cultivation House nearly new,
out buildings in good repair. fenc-
ed with spruce hedges, good orch-
ard convenient to church and
school Apply A. Eaaory, New Wilt
shim, R R. No 4. 1594-8 itlllssipd
TEACHERS WANTED
count of the man engtgeii becom-
__Y _EELP WANTED-MALE
wA`N'rEo- A_vou`No Min To As-
sist in photo studio. Apply, Cook’e'
Studio. 1593@3Mtf.
wANrEo- A BARBER on siiiir
boy to learn the trade. Victoria Ho-
_V tel Barber YShop. 1585-9-22M3l.
wsnrso.-Iiient te handle une of
Provisions and Produce on Commis-
sion basis in Prince Edward Island.
Apply giving all particulars ano
commission expected to P. Q. Box
1624, Montreal. , 1618~8-24mE1i
 
__§l_'l'g!\TlON8 WANTED .
8ALESMEN-- EXCLUSIVE .LINE
house newly remodeled throughout.
Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock
and territory, cash payments week-
1%. Write Luke Brothers, Limited.
ontreal. 1546-8-19M6i.
gee-._=-__------.sl
T0 LET.
HOUSE T0 LET- FURNISHED OR
unfurnished, No. 6 Brighton Road,
possession in two weeks if neces-
sury- Apply to this ofiloe.
819M6i
1561-- . _
T0 LET- A HOUSE KEEPING
apartment in September. Appl!
80 Loiigworth Ave. _
with
T0' "
10 rooms
work
Thirty
gnrgg l\6llS.
ing ill, a first class teacher, for 0'-
boar school, is wanted. $6000
ltlppament. A. J. Matheson. lec'y.
I 1871-21-Slit.
¢_....._..+_... . .
R000
and B it
    -1-~» i»‘i3- -H-nee ;:.';“‘.‘¢..'z;..‘*;.';:‘:." ::3,i.'“:..';‘;:;.;1
A'M' RM' 1437'8`12Mwks' `German submarine, a sister ship to the
miirilerer ot the Lusltanin, and the Un.
Leb I C e v     - ' _ ltefl States-could not lift it finger.
I   """‘” `   “Think you it was to hrmg over a
Association Schr- Stanley -_ - ;ifr52,‘;;fy.s‘.1;";.:;“;.1°.;‘.;Li.*:.;e1.::.‘:;;
275 puns B The,§@S‘fl;=",§¢ °f,,l’1§ Amr;   
,C£l;gr;x3T;1~A§:g3g§o';t 2;°.é‘&g;;£ S h M m 310 1‘;2ide1‘iieS(l\/Iuffgyaligiyér The United states could not help un:
1 _ ' _ ~ We fall or wc stand with England, and
County will he held in Market Hall. C r. on Thursday mth september we are going to Sumd_,, (Cheerw
cn i it t , rainsv 'ri-in 25111 - _
11.1815 br? iii'ir<'iti)si1'r next at io dciock  pLlI]S. C°mm¢"¢mfl 3512 ,0'CI°Ck- H001
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ARBUNUL
A Blessing in the Home
IF there is one thing you need
around the home or farm, it is;
Carbonol. Good in a
hundreddifierentways.
Helps housecleaning. A
few drops in a pail of, _
water makes a bucket -
of antiseptic, grease-
killing liquid. ln solu-
- tion,l iswonderfulior
cuts on yourself or
V
I I
‘
away files, diainiects
the sick room, ixikes
barns, stables an en-
neries sanitary. You
should not be without
it. Get somenow. In
bottles.
Clrrill¢|’dcraoll .C0~5l.|¢l\oI
your live stock. Drives _
1 div?)
Ci;;-,___/
Tenders
Tenders _will be received by
the undersigned -up to and on
Saturday, September 2nd, 1916,
for the following privileges at
the Exhibition io be held in
Charlottetown from the 26th to
the 29th September 1916 inclus~
ive. ~
1 For the privilege oi catering
under the Grand Stand.
2 For the printing and selling
of score cards for the races. .
3 For the supplying of straw as
required f s
4 For selling feed for horses,
cattle &c.,_or_1 the grounds,
p In Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the highest
or any tender, and in No.3 the
lowpst or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. ' ` _
Conditions may be obtained at
the ofiiceof ` _ ' _ .
C. R. SMALLWQOD.
li|iifu.!i.S. 5i.|ah.Mltl. S1h\1.li.S.
I
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