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Contractions onus as 0:0 word. bur-flu ssgn- (I. u...“

THERE WILL EE an Ice cream festival at Dunstaffnage Aug. li’ not ilne following evening,‘

‘a out itt 3YDNEY 5W IWIIIIII Ill elves-tho- CHEENED COAL- ‘gmlnnoosaosutllsnssls looks . _ ,, I" ssoslvol Iltloursonlttanao cannot s1':s»-$u‘-1'?""'""' Zlglzfrgiiiggoggfige Hsctdgged hldti!‘ -.x.-..--x-- . ,Y° '0' eenav.--" - - - --- - - - ¢ u . t day ml- .1. rluinll-a s. Co.

TEACHERS WANTED

‘J . wAurso- A sscouo cuss

teacher for Afton Road School.

Bupplalllellt $85. Apply to John R

Lend, Secretary.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEA cber for l-Iopefield School. Dis- trlqkNfl- L22. Supplement $75.00.

‘SALEBMEN

- elusive ter

commission basis. Apply glylng

full information, and

BM 1064. uauillx, u. s,

present "Cs series." Han rftory ' missions. Start n in: time. Stone

. Highs

| HELP WANT

reference to

WANTED To. g5 1190i’! Great Nur- dl°1116 free outfit_ ex

st com-

o: aévbest sell- “ l, Qlllngto , éjhgnionthill Nurseries," n

Toron

NAVY LEAGUE DANCE, at [Beech Guove Inn Thursday evening. rickets $1.50 including supper on sale at drug stores, Navy League Building and Beech Grove inn.

THERE WILL BE service next Sunday in the Presbyterian church Bradalbane at 3 p. in. 'l‘here will not he service in the other sec- tions of the congregation.

. - _._-.~

_.._._._-_

wsu-rso- A rescuer:

Apply to John A of Trustees.

. McDonald,’ sec.

FOB

Millcove School. Supplement sou.

Apnlv to John Arbing.

straw,- .

Bedfcrd

TEACHER WANTED FOR OCEAN View School, No; 154.. 2nd or 3rd class_ mid summer vacation. Sup-

. _ WANTED FIRST OR SECOND

plement $75.00. Apply Sarah Rockwell, Sey.

to Mrs.

class teacher for North Milton

School. Supleipent $1

75.00. Ap-

ply Charles E. McKenzie. Milton. ‘TEAOHERS WANTED-KNUTS-

ford School, district Prince Co.. by the 16t Primary Department.

. . o. h August. Supple -

ment $15000. George Yeo. Secre-

tary_

‘WRNTED TEAEHER AT SUI-1-

foik. Supplement John Arbing, Sec.

$75

.00. Apply

TEACHER WANTED FOR TYNE

Valley Third class Preston inns secy.

for primary

40."

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ED MALE; ANY intelligent person, anywnqrg who would like to earn money writ- 1118 news andv special articles m" h"? 8111131111011? newspapers, we will show you how. Send for free booklet A Straight Talk to Prospective Newspaper CQfl-gg. pendants." National Press Bur- eau, Buffalo N, Y.

QONCERT"ENJOYED' -. Many citizens and visitors enloycd last‘ 1112M the splendid band concert by‘ the League of the Cross ‘band or.’ i Queen Square. The evening war-i a suitable one for the enjoyment of out door music and the rarity of a band concert this season no doubt added to the pleasure.

ATTRACTIVE WiNDOW.—One oi’ the attractions in the city the past few days was ilhe display made by the Im-perial Tobacco Co., in a numbenof ivindows. The zlrrnnge- ment of the goods exhfrbitetl includ-

‘SALEBMAN WANTED. -8ALE8- m" 5 11°11 - ‘i118 salesman whose ambition is beyond his present occupation, miggr find more congenial employment with us ad at the same time cou- ble his income. We require a msn of clean character lougd l; mind . and body, of strong per sonality who would appreciate a life position with a fast grow- ing conce l where Industry would be rewarded with far above average earnings; man-l. ed man preferred. Apply to Mr. P. . Ross, second - floor‘

Riley building, Queen Street, op-

posite Prowse Brothers. '

HIBCELIANIOUI

designs. Visitors ~both Pythians and Naval were especially pleased with. the compliment. The designs were arranged under the direction of Ilia local: ‘manager, Mr M.l’. Tatus.

MARRIED AT WA3HlNGTOH--- Announcements are being reach lid of tho marriage M. Matclitiff, Province

of this Clarence J.

formerly to Mr.

took place Jilly 20th, at Washing‘-

‘FARIVI FOR 8ALE AT

sington containing 140 ply to . G. Simpson ton, P. . I '

‘WANTED

‘WANTED

‘SECOND teacher for Upton S 67. Supplement $100. vacation. A. S. Morson

AT

ONCE

KEN acres. Ap , Kenning-

CLASS chooi, No. Summer

. Secy.

FOrn

Pleasant Valley School, Second class teacher. Supplement $125.

Andrew Stevenson,

It. ericton. P, E. l. '

R. Fred-

ton, C. Mill's hlitclluff is a graduate of the Charlottetown Business College and has been en; gagvd in war ‘work at the Anl- rrican National [Capitol for the past three and a half years. .\’ir.| Ilabcock is a graduate of the Ohio Htatl- University and holds all oxcolltuit position as bacteriologlst with the U. S. Department of Agri- culturc at ‘VHSIHDKLOXI. The young couple are spending their honeymoon at Skyland, a delightful summer resort in thc Blue Ridge Mountains of Virgin

THERE IS ON MYpremlses seven young animals, two oxen and liive heifers (dry). Unless soone claimed they will he sold Aug 22. Dan R. Bruce (Reeve) Lyn dale.

___

MAKE MONEY A1‘ HOME-Iii to $80 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No canvassing. We instruct and supply yon with work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 57 X., Colhorne Street.

I

TEACHER WANTED FOR MUR

ray Harbor school. S

$100.00. Apply H. L. v

Secy.

upplemen Macho:

WANTED- immediately, second class teacher. Albion Cross School. Silpplcinent $100.00.

Apply/to A. l). Matheson,

Peters, R. l1. 2, Box 1.

St.

- WANTED TEACHER FOR IILII Valley No. 163. Supplement III!

Second Class $50 Th

lrd. Secy

_xl.illard McDonald Fredericton,

. é-iii ‘TEACHER WANTED FOR UN ion School District N0. 32. Sup-

plement $200.00 for first.

for second class and

$175 $1.50 for

third cIassJFred Clark. Secy. of trustees, Alberton, R. R. 'WANTED-— TEACHER A8 PRIN- cipal for ifortuna Bridge graded school. Supplement $150.00, duties to begin Aug. 15. Apply to War - ren Aitken, Secy.

FOR. SALE

‘FDR SALE-HEAVY BROWN

paper. Apply st Guardian

Of-

lice. FOR ‘SALE-DEIERING BINDER nearly new. Apply 1"

Kinnon. Brookfloid.

inlay ‘Mc-

~F6n_s'li'l.|s BRISCOE Fivliris-

stinger car. oycrhnu

led and

painted: O1 Kl condition. All new non skid tires with spare. Apply

to Morell Garage.

Ion sac: - an EIGHT ROOM-

,=ed cottage. Modern conven- glances; good location. Apply 11115 Weymoilth St.

FOR SALE-At a bargain fol‘

‘quick sale. one 1920 model 400 gChovrolct touring car in perfect

running condition. J. Boll, Cflpe Traverse.

McCurlly.

‘THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS for snie his farm of 10 acres with good buildings and every

thing in good repair. For terms

and particulars apply B. Poole, Lower ‘Mont 27.

to C. B aguc, Bo

FOR SALE-O BEAUTIFUL LOTS at Brighton, high ground, facing

..s.__.. ..

i .1

'; icltors, or to S. (Jlllnqrmi. Bank; inf Mnntléni. Amherst, N. S_._ ,

south_ Amlple room for

barn and

back gardens. Easy terms. Phone

314 Tomlins lk Hynes.

cal-pence son sALs-rrollrl-

iv of lllto (laptaln A. (‘-

amornn 'it

‘n40 Pownal Street. Ilarsa 11011111 gland grounds, centrally

loclitcll,

liarngo. throéborns, good repair.

Apply to Gaudet it ila

ORTABLE GROCER

szard, so.

Y FOH

, sale.~Siowart 2 ton truck fltfifiil with handsome white top. 2 plate glass display kindows

- are customers.

0n silhnflompleto grnc

inside. 7 feet wide. 14 feet

over six feet high. f equipped with shelves, frlgerntilr. loo cream scales. etc. (loes wherc

oesa on rual routes

enllmellczl

eryl ptore long. fomplctelv bins rc-

cabinet. ver there

Wonderful suc

where bb.‘

jbnsinoss can he built up. Burst!!!»- Write for photos and facts to W

A". 8.. ilox I10. city.

‘WANTED SALIIMAN

2" l‘ r2111’! 191.3%

srocory and speciality lines on Ty’s dye is fiddly nlnodshot.

LNIN work the s ssversi

" ievciring. Drupeaws Ciluudlan nd- dnnxhyer of M“ “ml

Brad-icy, S. J. and Rev. Francis l),| Maciloiililll. S. J._ 'ing on return to Montreal to rc sirmc their duties in Loyfllfl C1111‘ ege. 'l‘lie Reverend Fathers whilc h '1‘ llVi‘ 'cr\- silcl-essful hiissions- ‘preferred’ Apply “l” D", “are rlflStfzAndideujs Fort Al ‘tas and‘ Guardian‘ ‘ Si. 'I‘oresa‘s. IFul-jng Mission weckl

_ ‘WANTED To RENT, FOUR on in cut-h of these parishes the moinl-l “v8 1.00m house with modem lng masses and instructions ant -

convomelnxm Apply 13 sydnoficvening instructions and Serliionsl

street or phonej69'J' young and almost the entire con WANTED "ro suv, second ilnnajswsatlon approached one I-iniy

gnyfl in 500d condmon, ApplyTabie daily. This edifylng feature

N" Guardian Office, 0f the-Mission reflected credit on the good parishioners and their worthy pastors and ivas most pleas, ing to the Missionary Fathers. Fat her Bradley is a son of Pkiliwlfl Bradley, Kellys Cross and Father MacDonald is a son of Mrs. Gather ine MacDonald, St Andrews and a brother oi’ Augustus A. MacDon- ald, M. D., Souris.

HOUSE WANTED- WANTED B‘! September 1st a residence to rent or purchase In a desirable loca- tion in Charlottetown. Will rent furnished or unfurnishedfSuburbs

leave this morn- . I I

ivmtsiivo

‘THE STEPHEN GALE HO5PIT al of Haverhili, Mass, offers a- compiete course of three years to young women desirous of be-

fully equipped for private duty, day-St. John Telegraph. institutional work, army and "i"? nummg- at“ Minlmum Mr. and Mrs. G. E. llughcs o.’

W259 $30 1191' week “m1 board Fhurlottcioivn, were registered ut

Demand “'1' 1“ “c9511 °f “"9111? the Royal yesterday-St. Joiin Modern nurses have good food. qlc|§g,.,,|,h_

eight hours a day after January ' ____

1st, hoard, room, laundry, and _ allowance of $15.00 a monthl MTS- w~ 1191111"- -'""1 M155 R.

l- Lcwin, of Halifax. spoilt. a summer nu,f,g',fis‘hff,y,f,ag Augggtbzrggfi: vacation ut Brltcklw Boar-Ir and m“, My“ Margaret Nlcholnon.‘ returned this morning to ihc main- Assistant Superintendent, Dun- 11'1"‘- das enter P. Ill. l. Call in person

‘ if possible. otherwise write her for full particulars.

Mr. W. G. Bruce of the Cilstonfs Department. lCharlottetown. and Mrs. Bruce left on Saturday on u motor trip to Boston, Connecticut and New York. Miss Evelyn A1‘ Icn accompanied thorn to Tormen-

LONDON, August 1T.—~Routor's __ __ __ correspondent in Paris says that BIARRIAGES ihlovcs wiho attempted to rob a

McLEAN—McNEILL —- At the manso. (‘hurt-ii of Scotland, on Vvollnoslilrv. Aug. 17111. by 110V. I1- IM. Lamont. Miss iiutli Estella Mc- Noiil. Chestnut SL. City. and Mr. illeorge (‘hilrics Mcllclin. North

Canadian named Benoit Drapeau. in the Iiois Boiliogue on Sunday found they had"caught a tartar." Accord- ling to the Petli Journal, Drapeap was motoring through the woods

points of interest along t-ho famous‘ R ‘H n A" u“ his companions in the alt-t of pick-j youljs.‘ ‘Pmhcra, on Build“), n, 2 l,’ ing hlis pockets of his watch and "L .- l

money (vase. lio P11111111“? 11111111 11 '

revolver and flrcd a salvo of shot-si- MURPHY.--ln (‘11111‘10'l"1"""11- m"

"in the air to attract assisianixe 1'11" m" "1 “'5 ""11 Mn‘- “m”!

wlhcn the would-be thieves fled one: Murlmy’ Sumnwrsldc‘

was nilnoat ilnnllcsilulvlv, raw-TI CROKEN.~In this l while another was arrested in tilq “emu,” m...’ m“ ll“, ymlnggsf Mrs. is,

Crokcn. age seven months.

dress is not given. IWSTON’; Mass!‘ “Aug. 10.1.‘- Tyrus ‘Cobb mny never. 911w 11115"

ball again after the great hall

VAN lDER3‘1'iNE-~ .\‘l Charlotte- town on Auk 17th. i021 Wiry Van, Illorsline aged in yl-arl. Funeral on Friday. Aug. 19th ut 2.30 p. m.

1m“ 59mm“ Mr from the resilient-o of her urn-in- nlayer 1s 1111111 l....- Bcnj. SIOVPIIHOII, 125 lllllilbflfl’)

of Miss Elsie ~

iiabcolak of Cleveland, Ohio, which _

were largely attended by oiti andl '0

wiill some friends with whom he wl]|,.|,l,-,._ glilulflrililllltrglt “'11s 11111111011 had but recently ‘become ncqualni- -———————~-—-~"DFA'—'_T‘THB '_’ T Tw" “D.,”, agalngl u... ship ed. They were nil enjoying the a "Sh," that she be inrrl||led and

city nn Wod- ‘

svmosusr J. Linkletter wdll

18. preach in New Glasgow Christian

Church Sunday, Aug. 21st at 11 a.‘ m. and 7 p. m. u I

THE MaoDONALD WOMENb" INSTITUTE‘ will infect alt- the, Consolidated School on Thursday Aug. 25th, at 2.30 p.m., Miss Car- rutllers will be present and will give a demonstration. "

~ i

HARD OOAL——You might as well have good conl this year. See ou: coal, its the kinll_ that’

gives satisfaction and the pricc is reasonable. A. Pickard 8r ($0.. iPhone 240. '

THE C. G. C. L. F. glnls arrived borne on Tuesday last after having

enjoyed two weeks pleasant clruip

lifelatFort Augustus. They were chaperoned by Mrs. Ii. hE-Maddigan. The girls WlSh to thank their many kind friends who helped in cvcry way to make their cavmp like vory enjoyable. '

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD. --the Rev. H. R. Raymond, A., will conduct the services and preach on Slunday next. Holy Communioill service at Crapaud at 11 a. m. At? 11118 BQFVJKIB there wlllll he the un-l veiling of 1111B new Honlor Roll. Holy Communion service at

.- . lslri fi.ll n1 . .'I‘h ‘l l. “'°"=“~‘" . $1138111112]igwegiiultcgf§lgggfgilyélgliltghglblilflgnllllfzitl ellllefndllflCgrilwilltiil): lemme "m! "mung “'1” Mme“ we”

led.

Everybody is cordially illVllrl ed to‘ attend these services.

Raising Quebec I Revenue for Public Charity,

illlObYfli-HAQ Allg. 17.—-Qucbcc

Province will make a new depar-

ture in the relief of poverty through

the Quebec Public Charity Act

which .will become effective 3011-, tembei- first and will have conncctl‘ rd with it a permanent department culled the Quobcc Bureau of car- ing iol- tlil- indigent sick from the llvfiitliafs and; [he inliligent poor from Lht- pub); cliaritalble Institu- tions, Wliliill Iicl-caftel- will pay only one third of the cost. while the government pays another third and lilo iuunicipzllity‘from which the indigcilt clinieis will pay the other I ’I‘licrc is to be a. public

i

la.

Tonnm‘ ——»-~ ‘s tulld compile-d from val-i- "_—"'-- nus rot‘ including one-halt’ of‘

I FATHER L , .

WANTED THNPssidg:N|NG_ROv sucnrsgwlff tile pulrr taxes, wii-lcli muncipall-

' ' tics collect. ‘The duties collected

from race course licenses and cu- try duties on admission tickets at race meetings under the Quebec license tax an, included in the iilllllfl. iris-o the lpifovince's share of the tuonoy wagered through the parniiutuels. The revenue from the race trucks is cxpexcted to

zlmount in hallf a million a fycar. l

I

l l

I ' a

52 Ocean Going l_ s , i ,

Ships lil Montreal

MONTRIIJAIL. Aug. l’l'.'—'llher'e were flft_\"-tt\"o ocean going ship? nioorctl to the local ivharvclé; a total SllPpilSSPfl only by that of

August 21>. 191/1." on ivhirh rate ffty-slx deep water vessels were

i I

coining professional nurses. Mod A 1011"“ 111 1112114 '1'11@ 1111i?! 11.111118.

ern hospital of 125 beds with mwwe“ ‘ “ m” TWWeSEnl i‘ Frem" complete up-to-date equipment. PERSONALS er degrees of activity. many of the: Active, nledlcal’ surgical, db_ ,___ ships huvlnglieen loaded and ready‘ stetricsl and pediatrlclll servlc J. r1. Dalton of Summersille (P. mfeiw“ 11°" 1111' “"6101 1111.111. es. Graduates of this school are n. I.) was iii. tile Dllflerln Yfititel- 111111111111: directions fron1 the Mar.

lne Department. cosequent upon

the’! recent declaration of wlirffhe‘ rush this season is owing solely to the large amount of grain which is llleing shipped to thc ‘United Kingdom and Europe via Montreal.» Many ships whllch have sailed were loaded only with grain.

P SOLD FOR BREAK-

WANT SHI - me LAW....

New YORK. Aug. lG.—-Tll0 Gov-

ernment today oomph-ted forma- lities of seizure in tlic case of the schooner Henry l.. Marshall,

recently brought into this port as a suspeotoil rllin runner. after she had been captured (lutsillc the three-mile limit off Atlantic City wliilc fying the British flalg. Three iibcls were filod in federal court :li:ainst the cargo of fouricou hun- droll raises of Wllltlkcy found in licl- hold and zlgainst the vcssl-l lie.- ‘soil. Yldhuroi iss,— ryyyuiler orZo The lMalritime Act of 179i), fixing ‘l2 miles off shore as the closest lcgai approach for vessels engulf!“

sold for failing to carry manifests lrtili unlonilini: within tho i2 lnllo limit without a permit. Tho libel again-st tho cargo naked 111111- i1 bo forh-ill-d Iiecause the owner dried fraudulently to introduce sl- qilor into the l-oiulnorce of the llnitoll Siuics. Ifnurtccn days “'91P nliowcd'fol' claimants to npl1(‘111'-

CITIES‘ NOT g0 LARGE~Tlie

work of tho consuartakcrs has Drac- tically ‘been completed in the Sask- atchewan cities. and. if rumors are m he believers, these proud ville! of the west are going to be tllsap- polntcd when tho final figures are mlsdo public. While Regina 110W boasts of a population of 40,000. it is said that tho actua-l figures will

r is noticeable and’

r \

cataract now

N»

BEECH GililVil mu

Thursday Evening August 18th

I Navy League dnformal, Supter, Tickets $1.50

Dance AT King Peter. 00st. _

(lConiinucd fromPage One) ______._.,_.

King Peter was tall, erect anli muscular and in spite oi‘ his age had the appearance of a much younger man. "He had all the rug~ Bed qualities of onc- sprting from

soil." wrote one biographer. "He look pitLde in referring to his humble origin and throughout his life lived modestly and unostcnta- lie was extremely" demo-

slmplc to the point all‘ severity. lie was lbcloved lby his people, par- ticularly the peasantry, who culled illm ‘Father Peter.’ "

But his royal career was cloud- ed by a grave and terrible tragedy ~—the assassination oi’ his predeces- sor. King Alexander and the lattcr's wife, Queen Dragafllin the palace at lioivrzllle on June 10.l903.'A suspic-

1011 that members 0i‘ the Karageol-go-

lltl-ii faunily, of which Peter Wits ii ililsmiiber, were implicated in the vonspirzioy which exterminaied the nlval ruling Obrenovlltich dynasty I t‘ which Alexander and Drnga were representatives, and which placed l c181‘ on the throne five days later, ivas never entirely removed. in 1911.. when King Peicr made ll tour ci‘ Europe, lie received somewhat of it!‘ cold rcccption from other royal- los.

All told. nuorc than fifty persons were killed or wounded in the pal- ace at Belgrade when forty aniny officers forced their way in with dynamite, x1101 down all who stood in thrlir way as they pressed to- ward the apartments of King Alex. under and Queen l7rllga. and inur- llolrcd their niajestics as they crouched in a corner of their room. clasped in each others arms. Their bodies were cast through a window glass and all, into the pain At t-he same time two call isters were assassinated homes.

The background of ilwltli llras nlever been brought Sllflrlily to focus. ‘Fhere yvere two royal families claimants in Serbia the Karageorgevitch and Obreno-

this

viti-h families-staring the past 100, wiiichl

lioflrs. Tho fomiler, from lxing Peter was descended. estab- lished itself In part when "Black

when he was accused of Jbeing a traitor. and Milosll (llbrenuvitch, a S'Wlll(\ll(“l'(l, rose in his stead, and carried the war against the Turks to successful terliilinatlon. Thus’ l.n regal feud two families begun. Mil- osil established himself as a prince. in 1.117. recognized e-ven by the Sultan. Nlcanwliile “Iilaclk George" sought to reclaim his power and was sluln.

The Obrenovitch faintly held sway until 1842. when Alexander Kara- gec-rgevitl-ii, a son of "Black George" was elected prince, mainly through the influence of Russia. Bu! he

Icurme to grief in his relations with

Russ-la and Turkey, and was driv- en out of tho country by his rebel- lious subjects, who reinstated the Clbrenovitcll family. Michael. a son of Ivrilonl. |li"(‘iltl'il(l king. only to be murdered at the instigation of the exiled Alexander Karageorgevitcli, on Jllnc 10. 1868. 0d in his attempt to seize the crown. and was forever banished. The Obronovitcll youth, Milan, who succeeded to the thronc. was so notorious for his excesses that he was soon exiled to Paris.

liiis son, Alexander Ibrenovltcli, became king. and brought his pro- iligate father hack to Ileigrzillo as cnnimander-in-rhiof of the army. Meanwhile ho zlstotlndcd lijuropc by his infatuation for Droga, thc di- V()I‘L‘.t‘il wife of a (‘olonl-l Mzlscliin, who was lati_v-1in'v\'niiing to his liiolher. Qul-on Natalie. The Ser- blans resented tho scandals of tho court. Atitei" Lilo lmlrriugc took place, in (ll-finm-l‘ of all that was said Ilguinst if. illl‘ intriguing llrzlga was cxposcll in hol-‘offlurls tn palm off a bogus clhild as hcii-ili-l-lav to the throne.