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A REMINDER

_ H ' _ 1 T N ° H;-:*.:::..::.’:.f'.'.:;..°r:'::::. ..:': _ NEWEST I ____ _

at _ gnc to itthat he is well fed. well ached and efficiently equipped. "§>.g....r=en.»n. use the if. ru. c, A, ,ra looking to, his physical comfort. yealthfuhrecrention and clean fun.

U |15 ge qjcir or wounded ‘the Red

Cro" will --provide for him with ten- ler. lovin8 care. _

Yet there is one ~ think that will bring a -smile to his face and a joy to his heart that none of these can give; pmt only you can give- Your Photo-

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.Tire Cook Studio

n0.1.16ttetf. ' V __§_§

ilre Studio

Invites All Summer Tourists

to Call and have their

Photographs Taken while in the City _

'llie llaver Studio

-A. E. LYON. Studio

` Good Photograpny _ Modergts Prices ' Personal attention te Amgen"

Photography.

107 Queen street

Phone 68-a. _

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.. BOURIS MARKETS. '..'

W0ats bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...85 B. Oats bus ._ _,___.85 'Potatoes bus . . . . . . . . . . ... 75 Eggsdoz. ._ ...40

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Butterlb. .. 38

Finest Pure -

fl?-xl

, Apple

ousness an hundred fold; ment or become alcoholic

by the barrel. '

cluding Fruit. Cigars,

riotic or church picnic an

»- ODIY the richest. ripest, choicest, Annapolis Valley Apples go into the manufacture of our An- U2P0lrs Sweet Apple Cider, made right in the “Y3ll'¢S"’_ from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh l Wlih 311,13 fefroshing. health-giving qualities.

The Old El1iZliSl'. process improves its delici.

and delicious the year around. .Write for price

A150 write for price PICNIC SUPPLIES'

Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat

R. T. HOLMAN tru. -

Summerside

Genuine

_Cider --l

positively will not fer- but r. main crisp, clear

Candy, Bottled Drinks- -

immense sucess.

live-o-f§aom0|l§.@. _ , W

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mall S

- (Formerly Ellis Pharmacy)

A Store is K

f Goods it Sells _ -

We carry it complete line of patent medicines; drugs of all kinds.

toilet articles, smokers supplies rind chocolates, etc.

_ _ IN OUR DRUG DEPT.

PATENT MEDICINEB

TOILET -ARTICLES

Talcum Powder

Face Powder

Sachet Powder - Perfumes of all kinds

Tooth Powder

courecrion-env '

i Moirs Chocolates' #_ Perrins Chocolates Nylo'e Chocolates

'oun s'rA'rioNsnv nerr. ,

We carry all kinds of Stationery vz.

Envolopee and paper' in bo! es lii?nvelopee`e.iid paper in bulk. -SCHOOL. SUPPLIES CAMERAS EAl1’MAN` AT' A FILMS IAOTMAN

ohm-ci. been or air xmas.

Magazines of all kinds. We skly and monthly.

MeCs'iie‘ Pntlernsf

_ ‘ WALL PAPER AT A DIU¢0UN'I' /

~ Grsmsphonse, Records ste.

Checks and money orders essli

' Come'in and

Parkman’s _ _Drug Store

"rr-is ouatrrr s'rons» '

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SMOKERS SUPPLIES -

-Cigars ' Cigarettes

Tobacco Cut Tobacco Plug

Tobacco Figs , Pipes, Pouches, etc. ' `

SOA P8

Roger and Gallet

Resinol A

Cuticura _ Wood'bury’a

Nyals ' Armours And all haby‘s soaps '

DISCOUNT

Reading books of all ltinds. 4

Waterman's Fountain Pens'

ed at any films. V look `us `over.' _

or Women' ~

..°IT PAYI Lo buy in this Province.

..°MR. ~l-IARGLD P. GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian representa- tive. ‘

'..°HOWA'_[‘T'8 CARDING MILL

closes next sm. ' -1192-9-zM4i.

BOLSHEVIKI FIGHTING FOR

EXIBTENCE WITH *OPPONENTS

Arvrarrrfrt-DAiM, August 30.--sei-rout

counter-revolutionary disorders have broken out near Moscow, according to u des_pstch.from that city dated Sun- day. received via Berlin today. AA decision to support the counter- revolution was reached at many labor meetings; the despatch said. Clashes resulted between workmen and Bolsh- ovlki troops. the hitter setting fire to a nunrber of villages near Moscow where counter-revolutionists' had tak- en refuge. .

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

(Tuesday) Potatoes bus (new) . . . . . . . ...$1.60 Ilay ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$17-$18 Black Oats .. ......1.00 White Oats . . . . . . . . .. .1;00

Butter per lb . . . . . . . . . ..._.42-4.' Eggs per doz. . ....ao Beef Ili . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...25-35 Lamb Ib . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .30-.'15 Hides per Ib . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.14-15 Straw... . . . . ...$12 Calf Skins .. . . . . . . . . .,.25-30 Fowl . . . . ..$1.25to$1.75 Chickens .. _.$1.00 to $2.00 Cauliflower head . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .5-25 Cabbage . . . . . . . . ... .....5-15 Oriionslb Beats Ib . . . . . . ...

BlueberrIesqt..... ...25 Peas"qt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...35

_ SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

_ (Friday by Telephone)

Butter per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .4246 Butter (dairy) _ 37 to 39 Calfekins per Ib ....,25 Hides .. . ._ .......12 Lamb pelta 75 to1.25 Oats (black) per bus 90 to95 Oats' (black) per bus . . . . . . ... 85 Eggs (per doz) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 40 Fowl . ...22 to 25 Potatoes per (bus) ..,...1.00

MURRAV Hanson Manners. ..

(Friday by Telephone)

W. oats me _ . . . _..

B. Oatsbue... .. .

Butter lb . . . . . . . . . .. . .

Eggs 'doz . . . . . . . . . ...

Wnpl Washed- .. . . . ... Calf skins bl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

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MONTAGUE Manksre

one (niacin ima ._ ._ ..`..t1.oo Oats (W-bite) bil: ... 1.00 Eggs . . . . ....41 Calfskins . . . . . ...14 Butter . . . ... . . . . ...!5

KENSINGTON MARKETS.

(Friday by Telephone) -

W. Oats bus. ... 85 B. Oats bus . . . . 90 Potatoes bus ... ...".;. 60 Butter lb. ...`.......-........ ill Eggs' doz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...42

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I'/he Best Eye Service

Havin recently return-

ed`from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate

course in _Optometery - and was awarded my dip oma, 1 am now in a position to' give my patrons the very est aye service obtainab e.

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest; in- struments and is_on a par with the best optical 'Apar- lors in Toronto and on- treal. _ ` -

We guarantee you per-_ fect satisfaction and are at--. all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes. . - We are also expert re- airers -of Eve Glasses, Spectacles, etc and will ai.- tend 'to "same \wliile you* wait. _

Parkman

Grad Dptomentim

..°1‘W0 CENT! PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in thi; coi- umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-ave cents.

THE SENSE OF FEEDING..

Pain of the Wound Felt In s Lost

\ Hand.

`A _‘British soldier writes: Most people, I think. know that when ri person has lost a limb that person still retains the "sense" or peeling of the missing limb. As a case in point. I might men-tion that a friend of mi-ne \vho had lost a, leg ‘in the war, in uri unthinking moment took a step on the missing leg and came to grief. I myself had the rnisfortirne to lose my left hand on the Messlnes ridge la-st June. and all the pain I have suffered lom the wound has been in the hand which I no longer possess. Now the peculiar punt of it rill is that on -alter- nate days the f-ingcrs oi the missing hand open and close; that is to say, yesterday -they were closed; to-day they are open. To-morrow they will lm closed again Curr this be explain- ed? this change takes .place dirring sleep, und mice or twice, on restless nights, I have actually felt the change -taking place. I was left-Iiarrded. and during the attack I carried my revolv- cr in the missing lrzund. When the lingers are closed they are exactly in the some position as if they were still grasping the revolver, Tha-t I can understand, but why should they open on alternate days? Tire only ~xplana-I-ion I can offer is, that what remain-s of .thc ihand alter I was wounded was u.mprr-tated exactly twenty-four hours later. Also, I was wounded fsomewh-ere about 4 'o'elock in ,-the morning and was operated on agbdut .the same time the following morning, and the opening and closing of the fingers -takes place about this timo-

-PREM|ER'8 LOST DOG

Mr. Lioyd George‘s long-lost and

:nuclr-advertised-for dog, the Welsh terrier “Cyniore," has come Ironic again. _ ,

It‘was on Friday, July 19, that the

'I-ittle fellow Iosft himself vin a. crowd in

I-Iigh street. Sutton, Surrey. Mr Lloyd Georgeliad pulled up his motorcar there ic add\i‘e‘se an ‘impromptu meeting. and “Cymru” jumped down- arrd forgot to come back. Qn the 29th tlro Premier issued a dc- scription ‘of the missing terrier, and offered a reward of $25 for his recov- 'rl'l'. _ On Wfednesriay the 31st a letter was received from it resident' at Redhill. Surrey, who had found "Cym.ro’, wan dering about di-sconsoiate; and had given 'him o. home till he learned who was the owner. '

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When you meet with an accident

-a cut, a burn, ii sculd or a -bruise -don’t spend money needlessly in doctor's bills, brit apply Zam-Buk at once. This herbal balm' will end the pain, stop thc bleeding, prevent festenng and heal quickly. Keep u box handy.

For skin troubles Zam-Buk is

equally invaluable. A skin disease cured by Zam-Iluk does not break out again, because Zum-Bull CUTGB from the " root " up.

Zum-Buk is best for eczema, boils,

blood-poisoning and piles. All dealers 50c. box. -'

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' We Are Modern Opticians

We keep in constant touch

'with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have it. Our optical oilice is of the most approved ‘style and is equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli-

ances. ,

Glasses iitted by ns do not de-

fiant from the appearance. We make-A special study of the cos- metioibihili to Ii; obtained. and °sn_sa_ um r°\1 t lt 0 tant", eau eqcertain note ofliireatneee- slid' reiinemeht that ineeis'wIt'h

tovorabigncomment,

Chihlr 's eyes' receive our

speoial attention, and we pride

oprsslvesoii oar- _ability to at a c iid with child's glasses. not with _cumbersome glasses that 'were-intended for-'adaltbr-' ‘ ,, Shadow Retinoscopy test used, llocoede where others fail. "

-ii-I-I. J,-_ Mahon - ‘o»i3i£`|eiIsi‘_ ' mi it rnmreilm.

f Drnggist

To the Letter.

The young wife gazed upon the

sleeping form of her young husband with the tender eye of youth. As a matter of fast hubby had got a-cold and he found it conducive to sleep- Iessness at night. It seemed a Illty to disturb his repose. but her affec- tion was equal to the task, und shak- ing him- gently by the shoulder. she said:

"Wake up, Georgie; the doctor's

just sent your sleeping draught."

A New One.

Agitated Lady - I-Inrry. guard!

Ther'e's a. mari in the water with :I paralytic stroke!

Life Giiurd-Dat’s a new one on

rue, lady. Does you mean de over- head or dc crawl?

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Lemon Juice t For Freckles

Girls! Make beauty lotion ag home forafow cents. Try ltl

orchard white, shake well. and you have ii quarter pint of the best freckic rind lun Iotlori, and complexion bean tiller, :rt vary, very small cost

Your grocer has the lemons and

any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the lace, neck. arms and hands each day and -see how freclrlesand blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white thc skin becomes. Yea! It is harmless.

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To the People of Canada

An appeal of the Navy League of Canada is being made to the generous

people of this great Dominion, for fumls for the relief of British and Canaidizin

Sailors of the Navy and Mercantile Marine, as well as for the seamen of both services at present Prisoners of War in Germany.

We 'have every confidence that not only will a generous response be forth-

coming, notwithstanding the number of calls upon our citizens, but that they

will make a contribution Worthy of the appeal and commensurate with the

great need of urgent financial assistance to provide for the relief of our sailors and their dependents, as well as for the maintenance of Institutes, Orphanages, etc., caring for these magnificent and fearless heroes, who have kept our shores free from invasion, maintained the freedom of the seas for the Allied Nations and transported our products and our troops to the field 'of battle without the loss of a single life.

While Canada has no dreadnoughts or cruisers, her shores during the

past four years have been protected by the British Navy at the expense of the British Tax Payer, although New Zealand and Australia have borne their share as well as the smallest atom of the Empire the Malay States which have

contributed a battleship. At the If-resent time we cannot take thayt work upon

our shoulders, but we can undertake to care for the wounded and disabled

sailors and to alleviate the sorrow of the window and the sufferings of the orphans of those whose blood stained the decks, or who have sunk beneath

, the waves.

ing purposes :--

_ Treasurer- _

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To the Sailors of the Mercantile Marine \ve owc the material prosperity

we enjoy in Canada today, for- they have carried our food products and mim- itions to the Allies. These men have faced every daarger of mine and tide, wind and submarine, 'in order that the Empire’s commerce might not stay its course and that the Empire’s troops might pass upon their way. If, in the performance of duty a ship goes down and those sailors escape, the next you hear of them is that they are again on another ship. They do not forget that up- on them and their comrades depend the safety and trade of the Empire, and whether the Empire lives or dies depends on whether or not we are all pow- erful at sea. If they are blown up or drowned, that is part of the risk chccr- fully taken. But what of their widows and orphans?

Now what are we going to do for the wounded and disabled sailors of

both services; the widows and orphans of those seamen who have paid the supreme sacrifice, as well as for the Naval and Merchant Sailors, prisoners of War in Germany? As true Canadians, we cannot ignore the responsibility that is upon us and the potency of the appeal which says that men die or suf- fer for our welfare; we cannot do less than honor their memory by helping to care for their loved ones. _

Our sailors have always been ready to do their duty; ict us be ready to

respond to their appeal; to shoulder our share of the discomfort and priva - tions entailed by this -War and let nobody adopt the attitude of thinking that they, hemselves, ought not to be affected by it. Let your contribution be a generous one in memory of those who sleep in the depths of the ocean and whose requiescant is sung by its ceaseless waves and in thankfulness to those who, through their faithfulness and heroism of duty in our behalf will suffer until the end of this titanic struggle.

The present appeal is ,made bythe Navy League of Canada for the follow-

_ (a) For King George’s Fund for Sailors. _

(b) For Sailors of the Navy and Mercantile Marine, Prisoners of War. _ (c) For the relief of British and Canadian Sailors and their depend -

ents, for Sailors’ Homes, Institutes and Hospitals in Canada and

throughout the Empire.

_(ego) w._o_. Ross,_ _

"1".jgi»Is’- ~ Dominion President,

Navy League of Canada,

Montreal.

The appeal in Prince Edward Island will be under the direction of the

Provincial Branch, of which Chief Justice Mathieson is President, and -Dr._W. J. McMillan is Vice-President. '

The Daughters of the Empire are giving their hearty co~operation to this

appeal. The support and assistance of many Clergymen has been volunteered and the co-operation of all Clergymen and School Teachers is solicited.

Envelopes for collection will be supplied on request. S 'lors Week is officially set for lst to 7th September. All remittances

should e sent in not later than 30th September to the Provincial- Secretary

O. HYNDMAN, - ' - -

- _ 61 Queen Street, ‘

' Charlottetown

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