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ET us develop your films and

L make your punts.

ge have a. complete and very m ern department-for handling this work

Send us your exposures we will '

get the best there is in them,

The G. H. Cook Studio

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Next to an actual visit, a portrait

send to the folks at home or those re. latives who care most about you, will be most welcomed-will give you the greatest pleasure.

Modern ohotosrsnhy isirt s trial

to undergo, its an experience to en- joy. Make the appointments today.

The Bayer Studio ¢---=- i .

A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Specialt in Gro , Coll ,

society and isgiriily me

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur's work given personal attention 107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

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Time Table. Rocky Point Ferry. 8. 8. Hillsboro. Leave Ch’town Leave Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 7.10 a.m. 8.00 Lin. 8,30 |,,m_ 9-30 I-Ill. ;_ 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 11.80 a.m. 1-30 D.m. 2.00"p'.m. I-30 D.m. $.00 p.m. 3-30 N11- 4.00 p.m. 4.30 v-In. 5.00 p.m. 0-30 D-DL 7.00 p.m. 9.30 s.m. euno/tv 10.00 u.m. 12.46 p.m. 1.00 p.m. 8-00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3-00 D.m. 8.30 p.m. 4-00 D.m. 5.00 p.m.

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Farm Laborers EXCURSIONS

AUGUST 17th AUGUST 24th

St. John to Winnipeg

Going $12.00 Returning 18.00

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‘pggnts East of McLc:.‘iit:lt‘aaIgaci(ynari§

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MissANABis - - 0c'r. 9 IMETAGAMA, - - OcT.16.

w.a. nuwrru, o. P. .\.,c. ls. iz..s..|..iu..N.ii `

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A and a large 'consignment of freight.

IN CHARLOTTETOWN

It is reported by E. A. Foster drug-

sist that much Adler-l-ka is solo iu Guardian ss 011° sf the I-ibsfsl Cas- Chariottetown. People have found did”-05 f°l' Enter" K|"ES» i“9"°B'1 °f out' that ONE SPOQNFUL of this Mr. Alexander Robinson, Red Point! simple buckthorn bark and glyoerine -* mixture relieves almost ANY casa or --*SHIPPING NEW8-- Vssssls is constipation, sour or sassy swmsch Port, Souris:- Senora, Publica, N.S.; it is so powerful that it is used sue- with s lvsd 01 salt: Elyse. Whiddsn. cessfully in appem1ic1¢1s_ QNE MIN. North Sydney, with hard coal; Irene UTE after you take it the gsssss M. B. Lunenburg with soft coal; Bea- rumble and pass out. It is perfectly £1400. With 008|; Vi0la G. H.. Hallflllii safe to use sud cssnot gs-1ps_ Eldon C. Halifax; Arizona, Capt. Lan- ! -I .

L Shoe c Sale

Now at its Best i

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_ Vligmetns $i)r,>6 f o r d s wor o .. . __ _ z 95

-'11 r

,l Women’s O xfords

worth to _$3.001 .§l€l.’ii“7§§fé“6TT??2.29 .

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The Eastern Guardian

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. .°i1' PAY8 to buy in this Province.

.. CARL McDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris..

..°T GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*LOADlNG FiSH.- Capt. Lloyd

McArthy, is loading a cargo of fish for Picton and it taking with him as second mate Mr. W. Kehoe.”

..'LADY 8YBlL.-- The S. S. Lady

Sybil dockedat Souris Tuesday even- ing at 8.30 en route to the Magdalen Islands, she had about 20' passengers

..* CANDIDATE NAMED.- Due to

an error the name of Mr. John Ryan -was inadvertantly inserted 'in The

nigan with a cargo for Picton; Doro- thy P. Sarty, Lunenburg with iish.*

` 'EASTERN PERSONAL 1 August l - . -+ ‘ lllvulllclullnllss

*Mr Sidney Green. representing

Carvell Bros., was in Souris Tuesday!

*Mr William Kehoe, Souris leav-

es next Thursday morning tor the

11 Canadian West* ' -l- , .

..°Mr. Harry James, Charlottetown,

representing the Moir's Confectionery Co., arrived in Souris Tuosday.' '

..*Mrs. Miller of Boston is at pre-

sent visiting her mother Mrs. F. Mor- row, Souris!

..*Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clarke, Sour-

is, are spending a short vacation at Bridgetown*

..*Mrs. Alliston, Halifax, is visit-

ing in Souris the guest of her broth- er Mr. John Cummins*

. .*Miss Nellie Clarke who has been

in New York for several years is visiting hor parents in Souris!

..°Mrs. Seaman, Souris, left last

week to visit her son in Alberton and loaves shortly for Boston!

..*Mrs. George Lcsiie.Moroll. is at

present sponding a. week in Souris the guest of Mrs. Charles Kniglit.*

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Call and be convinced

Alley & Co. '

CHARLOTTETOWN TO BOSTON.

Commcncing FRIDAY lit noon AUG-

leave 'i‘0N via Hawkesbury and Halifax, and every Friday at noon thereafter.

FROM BOSTON EVERY TUESDAY

AT NOON.

For further information apply to

JA8. CAR RAG H E R. Agent.

Charlottetown.

Furness r

' Sailings

l`rnm LONDON From RALIFAX STEAMER

uly Zlst Appcnlnr August i3th

August iilih Cats-rine Au|lusi3lst From LIVICRPOOL From HALIFAX STEAMER Durango August izth

August 11th Tabasco September ith Fum¢ss,Wlthy & Co, Ltd.

L__uallfax, N. s. A Hard Coal

To Arrive

achooners. from New with car-

We have the following

now on way and due York and Philadelphia goes of Best American Anthraciie coal in Egg stove and Chestnut sisee. lafnely

“IOAIAH K. BTETBON. With B00¢ona

“R- POWERS" with 57° ¢°"|

“ln A. ALLAN" _...with ..es0 our

This Coal is all of best illllmi-

snd will be sold at very l0W6l¢ P1106 while discharging. Parties re<l\lil'|U! Anthracite Coal cannot do betiel than by booking their order! ll once, and delivery will be made from vessels while discharsinl. 4

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Eastern S . S . Lines International Line

Steamshlps Calvin Austin. Gov. Ding- ley and Governor Cobb-

COASTWISE: Leave St. John Mon., Wed.,

and Friday at 9a.m. lor Lubec, liiastport Port- land and lioston Retum leave Central Wharf- iioston, Mon.. Wed.. and i`ri.,at 9 a.m. for Port.

and East rt, Lubec. and St. lohn. _ nilti<:cig`1l.¢av¢ si. John, Tue.. rrwhrud

Sat. nt 7p. m. Return. leave Uentr . arf, Boston. M0 . Thurs., and Sun. at l0.00 a.m. Mi.'l'noPol.|'rAN Line STEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS AND BUNKER HILL Leave North side of India Wl1ari',Bosto|\, every day at 5 p m ,due New York ntlla m. Same ser- vice returninll.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE s‘reAMsl-llPs Non'ri-ll.ANo AND NORTH STAR

Leave Franklin Whari,Partisnd.'l`uea .Thurs. nd Sat at 6.30 p.m , also Mon.. a_t l0.30 a. m. fo New York. Same service retuming. City Ticket Oiiice, 47 King Street. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A. E .Flemlnm T.F-&P.A. 81 John,

New Brunlwlck.

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W a com lete stock of all iiiirciikaoa dials and al- ways give prompt and careful attepltion to all orders large and sma _

We have vessels now en route

with HARD COAL-Etgg Stove Nut, Old S dnev Roun ,Slydney Ran of Mine, Inverness ound and Peanut, Albion Round, Run of Mine and Nut Customers who want the best should order now sons to take delivery from the

Vessels. 5

Phone 111

135 Queen St.

Use our Coal and save money.-

..*Miss Laura Cox and her mother,

Charlottetown are the guests of Mr. A. C. Cox, Souris! -

..°Mrs. William J. Paquet, Souris,

is visiting in Rustico tho guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Potors.*

..*Mr. Carl Milford, Charlottetown,

who had been in Souris on business left Saturday morning or return to the city.*

..'Horse Races at Riverside Park

Vernon have boon postponed till fur- ther notice. 2588-8-13,‘v|E1l

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I \ ..*Mr. George Creamer. Souris, left

' ri ,_ ,. ., . L ,._.. 1 Tuesday morning for Kelly'.s Cross

-"‘~- -' ‘-”'~‘ - whore hc will be engaged on the

Church.* .

..*Mr. James McEacliern. Souris,

UST sth, the S_ S_ HAL”-Ax Wm who arrived home Saturday evening

CHARLOTTE I-OWN for B0S_ loft Tuesday morning on return for

North Sydney.*

THE with

CI'I"1‘OWN MARKETS

Print butter per lb

Fowl per lb

Chickens,

Wheat, per bush

Buckwheat,

Barley,

Oats white, Oats, black Hay, pressed per ton Eggs, per doz

Tub butter, per lb, Potatoes, per bush Turnips, por bush

Hides.

Beef, per lb, retail Pork per lb. carcass Oats, black, bush

Cherries, qt., Raspberries, per qt., Blueberries, per qt., Black currants. Gooseberries ,,

S’SIDE MARKETS

Turni bus

Wool, lb.

¢¢ 35°

Hay, loose ton $10.0 Hay, pressed 10.0

Lamb polts

Oatmeal, per 100

Oats, (white) bus.

Barley. bus. Buckwheat

Butter. lb. (dairy) Butter lb. (cresinery) Calhlkins lb.

Oats (black) bus.

Potatoes

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(Special to The Guardian)

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Wheat, No. 2,

red, 31.00% M; $1.09; No. 2, hard,

$1.10% to $1-1

Corn, No. 2, yellow, 8055 to 8ic. No.

4, yellow. 80 to 80500. No. 4, white, 78

old, 48 to 53c.

Rye. No. 2. 31.03 to 81.0315.

..*0NE CENT per word each ii_i-

~ertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..‘°HARVEST EXCURSlON.- A-

mong those who left Souris Tuesday morning for the Canadian West were Messrs Miles Cheverie, John D. Mc- Donald, Howard Pacquet, E.'D. and Thomas Feehan, Joseph Foley, Sylves- .

ter McDonaldk, Sylvester M~rrison.'

..*THE LAKEVIEW Women’s ln-

stitute -will hold an Ice Cream Social Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 25th in J. H. Baker's field at North Lake. Pro- ceeds to go to Machine Gun Fund. Should Wednesday provc unfavorable, Social will be- hold next day. A good attendance is expected, as the cause is a very needy one. Lily M. Rose Sec’y. 2587-8-18E1i.

"Madam, Odorono will forever ban-

ish the disagreeable prespiration an- noyance Odorono is a dainty toilet preparation that keeps the body cool and free from excessive prespiration during the hot weather. You need Odorono, get a trial bottle today. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.

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OTTAWA Aug. 16.-A dozen sticks

of dynamite foulld this evening in the basement of the cast block of the Dominion Public Buildings, caused a flutter of excitement among the Dominion police, by whom thc dis- covery was madc. There was enough of the explosive. had lt been placed there with hostile intent, to have wrecked the main portloii of the build- ing.

There are circumstances, however,

which incline the police to the belief that the dynamite must have been intended for the Public Works Dc- partment, and was carelessly de- livered, or rather, left at the wrong address. ‘

Ili the basenicnt of the east block,

near the west tower, and .almost directly under the offices of the Governor-General and the Prime Minister, is a small room used as an office by a foreman of the Public Works Department, who attends to repair work in the Justice and neigh- bouring Departments. lt was in this room that the dynamite was found by a Dominion policeman oil his rounds at six o'clock.

The explosive lay upon the desk,

done up as an ordinary parcel in _paper wrapping. Abovo it was ii card ‘on which was pencillcll in what were intended to be conspicuous letters the warning: Dangerous. Doii't handle. Dynamite. _

And beside the parcel lay a bill,

addressed to the Public Works Dc- partmeiit for twelve sticks of dyna- mite, from a well known hardware firm on Sussex Street.

Tile usual occlipalit of the room had

quit work for the day, and there was |no one about who llnd seen thc pack- age placed there.

Police officials cxprcss l-onlldclicc

that thc “niystcry" of tho rlyliaiiiltc package will be clcarcd up easily.

Milli:-ru. -_

PURE RICH BLOOD

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more

ailments than anything else. It causes catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- tism, weak, tired, laiiguid feelings and worse troubles.

Hood’s Sarsapai-ills has been

wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, removing scrofuls. and other humors, and building up the whole system. Take it-give it .to all the family so as to avoid illness. Get it £045-

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The Al-

lies’ intention to declare cotton coll- traband has been communicated un- oiiicially but authoritatively to the State Department. The Department advices are tht the decision has been reached, and the delay in making an announcement is due to the necessity of arranging uiilforin treatment of the subject by all the Allics.

Tile step has been agreed upon by

Great Britain, Franco, Russia, italy and Belgium, but Japan‘s attitude has not been defined, and sho may decide that no action is called for from hor at this time, because of the elimina- tion of thc only Gorman colony in the Far 'East from thc military problem and the absence of any reason for a blockade.

Tho Allies contend that American

cotton shippers, in inany cases, al- leged to be backed by Gornlan capi- tal, have been shippiilg cotton to Gor- inany through iicliirnl ports. Undcr tho orllcr.s~in-colliicil such a cargo, if captured, was merely taken into it British port and paid for by the Brit- ish Government.

The Allies contend that undor those

conditions a great tical of the cotton got througli Swollen, Ilcnnlark and Holland into Germany. I-‘roni tho Al- lies’ point of view thc oi'dors-in-coun- cil were ineffective, bccausc they obliged the British Government to buy cotton and at the some time of- fered an incentive to blockade-run- ners. _

Washiiigton tho pressure in England and France has coinpellcll ii. change.

garded cotton as iioncoiitraband, and expressed a dcsiro to avoid inflicting hardship upon tho southern planters

British feeling in this country. Th

Great Britain rotested a .liiist tll

and had refused to recognize it a

csc war, but will-now contend tha

warfare since that tinio justify

change in attitude.

(Special to The Guardian)

in official circles that tho (‘abinct a

stop. Tho ilcluy is :ttiriliiitcll to ii.

Iiritzilii'.s Allies, its this lintioil lliiollli that thc i'llll blirilcn of thc rcsponsi bility for making lilo dm-,|ai~arinn shal

-According to the advices reaching

The British Government originally rc-

and to avoid development of an anti-

change to contraband will be defend- ed as authorized by iiltcrilatioiial law.

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American blockade of outgoing cotton from the South during tho Civil War,

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contraband during the itiisso-Japan- idfilliiii' Of U10 m1Wl\ifl0 and HS Diltll-

was rlfc anion those who ohscrvcih

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radical chaligcs in the conditions of U10 Vlsllol*

LONDON. Aug. 17.-lt is bcliovoll

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its meeting to-morrow will mukc final

decision declaring cotton coiitrabzind oi’ war. lt is no loiiizcl' dcllioll that

`lloslro to obtain tho fornlul colisoiii nl'

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not fall on hor shoulders, which it is

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One of the smartest

and warmest styles is a

heavy rib sweater, storm collar, norfolk style $3.25

Here's another sweater

closely woven, fine wool,

modeled man fashion,

military collar $5.50.

2550-8-17M3l.

Stanley Bros.

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Here’s another sweater

closely woven. fine' wool, modeled man fashion, military collar $5 50 °

One of the best values

is a broad rib fancy stitch storm c ol la r sweater French cuffs at $3.75. _

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causiiig anxiety to tho rosidvllts of thc ilistricts slirrolilldillg l\‘loliti'cul. About iliilc o‘clock lust night resi- dents of Olitrcniont telephoned that ihcy hnd noticed a powerful search- llght being played on tho higher build- ings-froni thc air. A second look rei- vealed the fact that the light was- nioving fairly rapidly ill thc direction' of Montreal East, and was being switclicd on and off at intorvals.

It was also being directed to every quarter by tho operator, and tho many 1 persons who spoke of the occurrence

caiue from thc scarchliglit oi’ an acro- plane.

The niacliilic, arcowliiig to thc dif- ferent. reports, pursued it course skirt- I ing Maisoniiclive, and :lppourcll to hc keeping in sight of thc river and using that as it means of location.

As it had not been announced that

tlicrc would bo any night trials by thc acronuut Gustavo Pollieii, who carried olit such a successful dcnion- stration ilear. Cotouu Rouge a few c-vciiings ago spocillation as to the

0 Watches Repaired

.fe repair all kinds of atches Clocks, Jewelry

last night were confident that thc ligllt‘ E; ’

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

C. W. Patterson

5 Cor. Great George ann” Grafton Sts.

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Marie Horse A Races Saturday Aug 28th 1915

the Govornniclit intcnd in tlikc this ’ . ’

` PURSES $150.00 PURSES l Races to Start at 1 o’clock Sharp

for here have hom <-i»n1u<.ll.~,.l lr. ue... ~ There will be the following classes and purses.

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nioro than their sharc of blanio in

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.62

$14.00

.20 .21 .35 .25 .12

10 to 12

.ll .68 .25

f .15

.12

15 to 17 10 to 12

Straw (per ton) $6.00

ps, . .

Wheat, hue. 1.00 to

Eggs, dozen .15

11.00

12.00

Hides, lb. -10

.30 t0 .50

3.75 .65

05 L0 90 00 '.0 00 20 L0 24 22 '.0 Z3

.10

The Army of Constipation . ls Growing Smaller

ark as-mia. suis' sur.

HALL riu., slilu. post. siulu. Nucl

Genuine _ su. Sins-ww

intcrfcrcnco with neutral shipping.

sont of thc European Powers alllor

trabaiid.

2.30 Trot and Pace $75.00.

with England hos boon sccurcd for dgllays the proposal to declare cotton con-

Green Race $25.00.

Formal announcement oi’ such uc- .

tion is expected soon. Another signi-

of a mass meeting sct for to-day, call

cotton contraband.

'AEnol>l_ANe Ao/im nl=lAws

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! C|T|ZENS' EYES HEAVENWARD low rateS_

Winners.

" is k"°"'" "“" “" '"f°""“' °°“,` Three Minute for Kings’ County Horses Only

Entries close Monday August 23.

fl tlill-tl tltth.rl.l tl " ,S°”}§rth;§m§§‘ng°’}vaB"‘me I§0m‘;§_§_§§‘_m‘§_'; Entrance fee 5 p. c. of Purse and additional 5 p. c. of

*"1* “P°“ 'lm G°V°f“'“°"* *O msks There will be a liberal purse given to 3 year old race,

providing there is sufficient enteries to fill class.

Special train will run from' Charlottetown at reduced

Molvrlin/ll., Aug. io. -A large BY Ofdfil' Of C0mmitl€C.

number of citizclls of the north end were again ircatcd to a sight. of thc SCCY.

. mysterious aoropluiic which has been gr|g3_3.7MSu10|Efmw3|_

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on this car o

Timo y. . Clover, $8.35 to $13.25. Pork. $13.50

l Lsrd. $7.72

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2568 8 18Mwths3i

Ribs. $8.05 to $8-G0.

‘Kilgour Shives “Dalhousie” and “York”

These are the highest class stock that come here. _ Look for the Trade Mark on each bunch viz. “V” which appears on

all Standard Association Shingles. _ _

:I3 TO ARRIVE: 1 Schooner cargo consisting _of 2nd. Clears, Clear Walls, Specials and Extra No. ls. These will be Shives Brand and W sold at special prices in large lots from vessel. We are now booking orders

ar-liite Cedar Shin le-sw

We have in stock all grades in three"Brands,

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QUALITY: We make quality the first consideration and particular

buyers will appreciate our stock.

to 78%c.

Oats. No. 3, white, new. 39 to 39%c. & No. 3, white. old, 43 to 48c., Standard, L. M. . ““"°.’.; "°..§‘l<."’.‘Z.' ...... i Connolly’s West Wharf

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