ar."

._ ,___ ,_._4-vs_-»_e:.; D _...__ .__ ._

~_......___. ,., _ .,_v_"_

that is humanly posible is being 'done M seo to it that he is yell ted. well ".l.&od and efficiently equipped

Organisations like the Y. M. C. A.

healthful recreation and clean ton.

if he is sick or wounded, the Red Y'

der. loving care. H

vet there is one tnlngumt will

bring a smile to his face and a joy to 6 his heart that none of these can ive 21

that only you can give- Your Photo- graph. ' _ l

are looking to his physical comfort, 1°

1 ll s

* * f "_ tv. ~ » _ A y si/ ' ._

! ! I " ! ! K ' " -_--\-»- ~¢z~“»o|!

' »` ‘ ' - _ . ._---.~.. . . - .' ,,

.°|T PAY. L0 bn’ In tml PPOYIIBU _ lfwo c|N'rs Pl” WORD “ch

"°AhN~AN°A|~E""M"- Pa'-ll I-IW' umn. Cub-must accompany order ‘B ‘ ° “““‘" °ld l°nll°m““ "Om, Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

rell accompanied 'by his grandson

ent up to Dundas last week.-Fish- ,M

cron will provide for mm with ten-‘ ins recently is reported :ood--Cwt ,,,;'G,;"e;::°(';;;,; °°”::;“1'_

Wllby bringing in one catch or 5000 me u "D

pounds of hake and other boats doing ' dually ui Well.-=Mr. R. Robertson ` cepted a position in the Bank of

Nova Scotia at Summerside. ~ L `

- - little hal . S m th is bein ex

9 _ Y N Y 5 ' the Alliston School was' held on

g _ylnd his brother in law Mr. Geo. Hoy- A|_|_|3~|-oN SCHOOL

tt both over S0 years of age have

aken up a large lot of hay with very The ` semi annual examination

insertion for advertising in this col

-IT PAYI to bl! ill this Province

-COA1'8»-Advance shipment of

Ladies’ Fall-\ Coats now showing. Sin clair & Stewart, Limited. '

_ _ 987-8-22M2iE1l

-JQINS BANK STAFF-Miss Myr-

tle Murray. of St. Eleanor's, has ac-

’ _-TEACHERS RESUME W°RK_~ - Mr. Ma‘is_e Gallant of Rustico has re-

pressed for Mr. Norman McLeod who mme 23th_ All the officers of _ the “med t° sl- Chysoatome to resume

° _is mm “D with “ bealmg' hand at 3 school and' upwards of thirty visitors twcmng °“ Tuesdal' lam' Mn* D951”

420-7-lGtt!ti`. _ In

.___ t

fhe Studio ,_

lnvites"A`l Summer Tourists

to Call and have their Photographs Taken while in the City.

The Bayer Studio

FIGHTING IN FRANCE

;lir._J. J. Mossey, Bothwell, has

ecclved the following letter from

A~ E- LYON. Studio ijfiil5212?"F§fi“.§‘.§"$§‘f_.i'l..iIl“§LZ°;-

Good Photography G

I “°d°"“° P"|°°' France and both young men enlisted

Personal attention to Amateur v,,1,,m,,,.m._ nftm. being tamed dow.,

Photography. S ‘ 107 Queen street

Phono 68-o.

cverai times owing to their age.

France

July 21, 1918

Dear Frlenil;-Rseelved your lertm- en of our affection and esteem so

today and was pleased-to hear :from

Serviceilbu, also to get the parcel. It was

Having recently return- 11

ed from Toronto where I at- " tended a post graduate ” course in Optometery and 3

crtainly fine the candy and gum were rcat and solncthing new for me to gc* 5 W0 1fHll`t Ret it over herc. The hoes are fine and fit good. I would like to be home now. I am bout a year in France now and hops-

was awarded my diploma, Il um war Willem." emi.

am now in a position to give my patrons the very best b eye service obtainable. g

My parlor is fitted with I,

the very best and latest in- 1

\')

We are having. terribly hot weather ut here, I never saw the like of it efore. I am getting along -pretty ood as I have a very good' job. I

aven‘t been in the trenches yet, 'buf ‘macyler Hmm compmtely taken _by su,__

guess I would like it 'better than

struments and is on a par Wl\L‘1'¢If1m~

with the best optlcal par- 1 lors in Toronto and Mon- ,I treal. - 1, We guarantee you per- fect satisfaction and are at ‘I all times pleased to give you_

I am writing to mother tonight and

oar i'ron1 Percy quite often. I sup-

osc thc 'boys are ull gone from around ome now. I had my lcavc to Scotland and had

flno timc. I suppose you have pretty

warm weather over there now!

I find it very hard to get news an

advice regarding the care of we have to watch what we write so I the eyes- guess I will have to draw to a close.

WC art? aiS0 €X]')€I‘lj Te-I hoping to hear from you soon.

pairers of Eye Glasses,”

Spectacles, etc., and wil-l at- N

tend to same While you wait.

E.E. Parkman

Good bye. I remain your friend*

0. 2330386

LCE. CORRL. FRANK FORD

Canadian Forestry Corps

59 Company, B. E. F.

France

Graduate Optomentist,

Montague. P.E.I.

q? § ‘

Modern Opticians

We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and irnmed~ lately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we

have it. _ _

Our optical office is of the most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments nnd sight testing appli-

ances.

Glasses fitted by us do not de- ‘

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses ad‘d n certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with

favorable comment.

Chi‘_dren's eyes receive our

special nttcntion, and we pride ourselves on our ability to fit a child with child's glasses. not ' with cumbersome glasses that

were intended for adults.

Shadow Rctinoscopy test used.

Succeeds shore others fall.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription -

Druggist Montague P. E. Island Next door Bank of Commerce

'TI J lm

§;\|lml\\\\\~r-_vi/1/uslllt-.\

IIIIII

\*'A\\

///1ll1lllni\\\\\\\\\ C

\\\\\\\\Y ill!

I I

Boot 4.98

About 50 pairs I

\v//IPA \\\\\\\\v

Sh CU 'Ti

5' 9.. th \\\'il1i'lllllI/5-_en

ashionable U boots

\\\ Z .\\\\

lack and Brown-end

seasons selling reg~'

lar $6 to 7.50 styles.

See our window. `

Alley & Co

ost unfortunate time ,as there is lit- were present _ 1° help ‘° be had A great ‘l“‘*“Ul"` After the examination the upils on- in place °'! Mr' 'L°° D°h`°“ Wh° is

_ ' ' < D - "1 his MY is “tm 'O he gatheled- tertained the visitors with a well ren-l -l’tc_ Ernest Dingwell_ Little Pond dared program

homo on furlough.-Mr. John Jen.

|wil'J‘l'( ‘Q""5`ll was h_d“ll"§ hal’ h‘“‘l`0 lil!" dress was read by Annie MacDonald.

lusgow. has another brother, in"us longex-_ Words- fa" to express our

‘was a well filled purse and was pre

After' thc program the following ad-

Miss Katie McCloskey,

Dear Teacher,-Vacation time has

come, but wc do not hail it with such delight as' we formerly have, because vacation means saying farewell to you.

During the few short months you

have -been with us you have endeared yourself to us all and our great regret is that you are not to be remain with

admiration of you as an excellent ,and painstaking teacher, and _our love for YOU as our companion.

But dear teacher, we could not ict

you go without a more tangible tok-

Dloase accept with our best wishes th” flcmlllllilnylng gift, remembering that;

Tim’ our nm is it trifle, '

Our wishes are not,

Just a token to tell you

We love you a lot.

_ Signed

~ “THE PUPLS" t Alliston School

The accompanying gift referred' to

Heated by Mary E. ivmcneoa. 'rim

brise In n. few well chosen words ‘»h=\uk0<l the pupils for their "kind thought.”

Thi? DUDIIS and visitors were there

generously treated with delicious

unruly und each pupils received :t very pleasing gift from the teacher

*ill

IN FIGHT T0 THE FINISH

Mrs. Eliza Doyle, Point De Rouche,

l‘- E. 1. has received the following letter from her grandson, who is with I the American Army now in France. Co. A. 29th Eng. American, Ex. F..

Paris, France

~ July 13, 1918

Door Grandniaz-Recciveti your

post card, also one from Mike today, and was more than pleased to heat' from you. This is sure some country over here and wehave been having lots of sunshine at the -present time.

Over a million of our ‘boys over hero

no\v, and thousands arriving every dny. iii' we can’t lick those Germans, nobody can.

We have abd quite a few air raids

in this city with in the last few months ibut they do not 'bother us very much. We had some big day over here on the 4th of July. A big parade in which 3.000 of our boys took part. The French people buried them with flow- ers and aeroplanes filled the air doing all kinds of stunts flying upside down for some distance; also on their sides, and looping the loop. Aeroplancs

ere flying right over the heads of

our boys while marching thro the streets. ‘It was a wonderful sight.

Hope the family is enjoying the

best of health, I do not expect to be 'in this city n greet while longer, as

e expect to complete our work up

with the boys' on the front. Sure wish this thing was over so as I could re- turn to door old East Boston, but nothing doing until we finish up that Kaiser and his bunch of slaves.

Well Grandma good -byo and God,

Arsenault is principal of that school

on Military Service.-M.

-HO0LIGAN'8 TROUBLES `AT

KENSINGTON.-The laughable farce comedy "Hooligan's lTroubles" de- lighted the large audience in the C. M.B.A. Hall ut Kensington on Mon- day night. The scene of the play is laid in New York city and tihe finish- kig scene is at the famous summer resort of Coney Island. The singing, dancing and up~to-date jokes' were unsurpassed on any vaudeville stage. The company is composed oi' first class comedians and no doubt will play to large audiences on their trip through P. E. Island. K

-ARRIVED SAFELY. - Mr. Dr.

Stewart, of Northam, has received a cable announcing the safe arrival in England of his son, Corpl. David I.. Stewart, oi' the U. S. A. army, who sailed from New York the latter part of July. This gallant young man. who was born in Wyanlotte, Mich., his mother dying at his birth, April 26, 1893, came to this Island with his father, when only five weeks old and in 1910 returned to the Unified States, farming for some time in |South Caro-

lina. Ile was quite an athlete, win- ning several running races over a 25 miles course from Ashland to Bos- ton. His relatives and friends in P. E. island will follow his career with much interest. (lhionccr please copy.)

-DIED OF WOUNDS--The' sad

news has been -received that Pnivatc Fred Arsenault of Summerside died oi' wounds received in action on Aug- ust 5th. Private Arsenault was well and favorably known in Summersidc, and enlisted in the 105th.

--SHIPPING.-'1‘iie schooner Clif-

ford May, recently purchased by Cap-` tain S. Cairn, who is now in com- mand, entered port on Monday from Picton, with n' cargo of coal for the Island Railway. The schooner Bonus. Captain Straight, entered on Tuesday from Pictou with railway coal. The Northumberland docked on Tuesday evening at 8.20 with 109 passengers, there were 124 crossed over on the morning trip. H

rl.

-WOUNDED SECOND TIME. 1-.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, of Mis- couche, have received a telegram nn- nouncing that their son Lance Corpl. Clifford Rogers, has been admitted to thc _third Australian General Hospit- al, Abbeville, with gunshot wound Li; back and thigh. It will be remember- ed that Lance Corpl_ Rogers racer.-ily received the military service mwdnl. which was forwarded to his mo_I\cr. He was wounded some two yenrs ago and has been almost continually at the front since the war broke out.

-WOUNDED TWICE--'1'he follow-

ing message has been received by Mrs. Alice Thomas of Suinmersidi,-1 "Sincerely regret to inform you Pto. William Thomas, infantry. officially reported admitted to 16t\h General Hospital. Lotrepm-t, August 9th, gun- shot wound in right arm." This is tho second. Itimd Pte. 'lihomas has been wounded. Also a message was received, by Mr. Lemang Arsenault, of Summersirie-“Deeply regret to in- form you No. 712422 Pte. Fredcrir-

bless you anti all thc faintly. With;

my best love I nm

Your loving Grandson

JOHN `W. CROSBY

Arsenault, machine gun corps, ofilci- ally reported died of wounds August 8th." Pte. Arsenault enlisted wl.h the original 105th Battalion. L

-TWO GINTO PIR WORD oooh

insertioajor advlrtililll in this col uma. Cash must acooiitpony order- lllnimum ,charge tgenty-aye cents.

1-1 -LADIES’ HIGH CUT MAHOGANY

'l0¢_)T8, Neolin sole and rubberlieel- Prices s'1.so and ss_oo. , fslnclnu & Stewart, Limited. 987-8-22M_,'ilE1i

-NEW COATS 'FOR COLLEGE

GIRLS. See them when fitting out .tor the Fall term. Sinclair-& Stew-

_ . V/ V

-,Mrs. D. R. Morrison, Summerside.

Wednesday mornfng_,nfter attending the Scottish games. She will spend a few days visiting friends. H

-PRQPERTY so|.o`-'rho building

and land on Argyle street, known as

the Western School Property, was sold by public auction on Tuesday. the purchaser was Mr. H. R. Crock-

ett, jeweler. H _G

-TURNERS LIMITED. O’Leary

just received two cars of Fresh Port- land Cement which they are selling at 90c a bag, and' will refund 8c each for bags when returned. Greensheaf Bindertwine at 2tic a lb. .896-8-17M6i

. .runners ' ~ j f » -- _ f““'~' ,;-l~_--If - ' _ "gi_ I, V _ _ y _ A _ _

qu»rt0r` of

scomsll llllllfllml

`~_1-v

was a passengerxtoy _Charlottetown on (cpmhmed from page °n°_)-._

thehun

Vout will noon from and modewlth my other, eo een saolly;lo;modo_ ot _eno leaf will holed oe good so

E1V.GlLLETT

-PATRIOTIC FLOWER SALE. - $21.50 was raised by a number ofl young ladies in Snmmerside this weekt

by selling fiowofs, this amount was; handed over to the Daughters of tho' Empire 'to be used for patriotic pur; poses. I.

-WOUNDED IN CHEST--Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Johnson, Central, Bedeqne, have received oflicinl notice that their son, Gunner ll. Fl. Johnson. had been admitted to 2nd -Canadian

Stationary Hospltal_ Boulogne, suffer-_

ing from a gunshot wound In tho’ chest. Much sympathy is felt for

is' at present sick in a military hos- pital In Halifax and another is ln' England.

-A SPECAL'EVENT.--An event of|

unusual lm-portnnco took place at Eg- mond Bay on 15th Inst it being the Feast of the Assumption. The parish

Father Boudreuult ns deacon and

s'tan’s College as sub deacon. The

treated to short but appropriate d'is- courses by several clergymen, Prem ter Arsenault and others. A short en- tertainment was then given in the

etc., A special feature in this connect- ion was the address read to Rev.

present from the ladies of the parish, an ornamented china dinner set. The Rev. Pastor though taken by surprise replied flttingly to the sentiments of love expressed in the address and thanked the ladies' heartily for their kindness . The src" hes that were given in the afternoon were all inter- esting. Rev. Sylviere Arsenault of whom the Premier is It brother was glad to be home again especially on such an occasion. He was listened to with great eagerness. as was also Rev. P. P. Arsenault and' Rev. Jos- _eph Gallant. The Premier though brief was impressive and before clos- ing nttended to the war and onr sham

of the burden that_:pve should bear without murmur. "lt was often that we were called on to make contri- butions, we should nevertheless give with an open heart and hand." The

ment.-M.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, as another son A

100 Yards (Boys) .

1. W. McCarcy, City. 2. S. McNeill, Village Green.` 3. Geo. Wood. City.

Pole Vault (City)

1. A. Ronahan, City. 2. R. Prowse, City. 3. W. -MoCarey, City.

Quarter Mlie Run

1. A, F. Campbell. 2. A. McLeod.

_ Il. Harley, City.

Running Broad Jump (Boys)

_ E. Prowsc, City. _ 1’. McQuaid, City.

3. W. Mcflarey, (lily. Best distance, ltift., 7in.

Running Broad Jump (Men)

1. A. F. Campbell.

2. L. Campbell._ 3. J. \McEachern, City.

Half Mile Bicycle (Boys)

1. Dlave Matheson, City. 2. C. Large, City.

_ C, Down, City.

2.20 Yards Race (Boys)

1. C. Large. City.

_ W. Mctlarey. City. _ J. Mc(".:i|‘ey, City.

ioners turned out in large numlbers l3€5lfl0H U19 ll0¥`S0 l`“¢*3B "ml flU\l0U"» smouldering and fanned by the wind

and there were also many stmngex-s__events there was the usual Scottish mused the hmammable material 0! In the mm-ning solemn high Mugs dances, pipe music and excellent mus-

was sung by Father1S-ylvere Arsenault lc bi’ UW 401 3081111811! Band-

ot western canada muted by Rev. The Ghillie Cullum was very ex-

mos tn'

partly executed _by primer Raymond McNeill, thg youthful son oi! Mr. Mac- N6lll Of L_9l1_8 Qiteek, ,whose dancing mst year wil; alsuquite a relnum. si the ,conclusion of the little renew., dance his father also gave an excel- lent demonstration of the same.

The Highland Fling and the Seng.

tische were other features albly taken part in by Misses Elsie Bfflln, Helen McDonald, Constance "McFarlane, H91. en McMillan and Avila Mathiescn.

The reel o’ Tulloch was also ably

executed by the following-I Helen Mc. miilan, Constance McFarlane, Em. Blfiin, Avilla IMathieson, Helen McDon- ald, Joe McMillan, terling Mckin. non and Ralph Cameron.

At the conclusion of tho races the

successful competitors 'were awarded their prlzos in front ot the grand stand The processionthen reformed with the pipers.and band leading and marched back to the Caledonia Clulb rooms, the p:u‘.xd'e which included the youthfui dancers in Highland costume being witnessed by a great crowd of cltlzeng_

.105 _.. vi

An automobile Owned by Mr. Dan.

fel Mullins, school inspector of St, Pcter’s Bay. was badly damaged by fire st the Driving Park grounds yes. terday. The auto. with others, was parked alongside the fence when llam.

cs were seen to suddenly burst from

lt. After quick and strenuous efforts

on the part of some passersby, the flames were extihgfuished, but not be- fore the reur of the car, the cushions and hood had been ruined. Fortun- utcly the fire was stopped before it got near the gasoline compartment. lt is believed that it was started by someone carelessly throwing li cigar or cigarette butt into the car, which

the car to ignite and quickly burst

into flames.

'- -°‘&’ -_-= _lggk

Father Joseph Gallant of St. Dun- 1

I , ty \

1 `,|-~ -._ \.

, \

sermon appropriate' to the occasion _ was preached by Rev. Father Gal- ‘_ ,9 » _ _ Isnt. The day being ideal many peo- , .» ___.

ple took a lunch with them and en- * >'» _ '

joyed tt splendid repost in the open /',`_`_`

._ I

\\\\\

s 1 r, H \ I

hall, consisting ol' songs, recitations ’fa‘ " ' tp' I

Father Boudreault by Miss Angelina _ _ Arsenault teacher, and the valuable 0 -Sydngy Smtlli

In Sydney Smith’s delightful volume, “Lady 'I'ioliand’s Memoirs,” there appears this passage : _ ‘ _

“'l"hank God for Teal What would the world do with- out Tea ‘I - How did it exist 'I I am glad I was not hom

before Tea."

A more concise testimonial to the joys of Tea»dr'lnk_ing could

hardly be written.

Most people feel this way about Llpton’s, but cannot ex-

press the sentiment so well.

We positivelly guarantee the quality of irlptonfs Ted because we grow it, lend lt, pack it, and sell it odrselves. `

Llpton’s Tea aids digestion, soothes the body. and etillvens

the spirits.

|PToN's I

TEA PLANTER, csvton ~

“cople were also treated to refresh- THE uN|vERsAL 1-EA f'\‘

ments at a saloon and nmusernents of - '_'\'i".l-'vd}_"3J various kinds. Before going homelall CUPS T0 THE PDUID =8Q'=yw"“‘ ".15"

nssemlbled at church where there was ._ _ .___-._..`,,,,N,,,,_,,,___,, Benedlctlon of the Blessed Sacra- _ A' , _

. "~: 1

af’

- - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - _ - - - - _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ - _ _ _ __ _.. ...__ ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ ___ _ __-__ s_,-,-_-_-_-_-_____-____ _ _ _____-____,- ___ _ _ _ _,_,___,______________;______,_ __ .. __.____ ___ _ ._ _._.__ ___ ___ __._._. ___ ,__________________ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _'__ *___* _ v.;t:_ __ _ __

llmwdméseiieésilmlia uli'=l"é-A-i-`i_ie:|=a' If I I

- o`l‘l‘l55"|~L BE GLAD To

~iET IN Ti-IE. Flqwr

fr,

‘T NU‘~>`\‘ _'Be GRAND

FIGI-ITIN qv wrm Nb ER THERE

-_Q-in

mo How is

“S\'(:é§l‘\E'b WELL.

NA ‘rA\<e. *foo our I

¥HfRE NOW* lT'|~l- HEL” TQ

L*-l QE1' ME nn

wounoeo ow A s\-IEi.\_-

`\’0Nl<HTg

, .

ri i H, I I ` , \,yMU_ 1 i, 1 ~

Yes-I wuz l DID rr ' No- i'r.¢QEp~|-

Exo|_ooef_>. .UP AND BIT ME:

ew..

While

l iiE'o Fixito ` , rreo ~

-_ .II

_ . i.