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nd m.%i-onto last 'meek of J. A. Wall "Kms, editor of` the Catlwiic Reg- meh Wall had been In failing Mm ~ `|» some tim`e.I-Ie came to Tor mw two years ago from Nova

me 3* Rev. Dr.-,Burke of P. E.-

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sufl3f`K ' __ 'rs ron ex. H|.|-|»|Qp'|,,'s:-l‘i"@";a,§l:ilt _'_ ____y and Friday ww ,,|;¢|°,g|4e4ns.".e'ii,.Qallf-roads in the proviniiqi ,ltl_§0"iff§1el_%_l\`l removed during

elhm|q°ll cars crossing iiiii¢ber¢5i\sl1f.»l_#, “eve the nm, éirfvgig _ '_ _:on‘;‘other days of ,ha ,,,,_§'g_', V een_‘,Weymouth Street md tiii$f_'ea`Itern_ boundary ot.tlie Ex- iiiiiiuon gsraifi\_¢is_¢e_!ll°¢°i€W*“"1l>' “Wei 5,, ,,,..,;1i¢slioy_ streetror ‘kent street and giigjxensleiaon ffloady returning by png arid. Grafton -Street wt '§gp;go_`?n_d_‘Pork Factory.

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Heiiibav ensurrso.-The nssei- brook ‘figiip of churches have given "mir Mring pastor Rev. F. N. At- kinsonyj, month’s vacation. The past “gig he and Mrs. Atkinson spent with their old parishioners Mr. and m-,_ yéiiqiow |Jenkins. Marshfield. -They 1 've this morning for their old home i Apple River for the balance gf iiieE__ time before going to lsaac‘s 1-[ni-bor, N. S., 'where Mr. Atkinson has accepted a. call to that group of churches;

mn. seen iN MoNc'roN--Mr. E.

H. Beer: Secretary of the Charlotte- town Bdltrd of Trade, _was in the city Thursday, as a. member of the Mis- sionary Committee of the Methodist Conference, in session in the Central Methodist church' there. The Trans- eript says: Speaking of the Charlotte- town Exhibition Mr. Beer states that the matter of accommodation of visit- ors is in the hands of e very energet- ic committee. They are ostabishing in the business section of.the city an in- fomation bureau, so that all visitors looking for accommodation and fail- ing to get it at the 'hotels will be look- ed after.

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Darius Garret, 36 Kensington Street Charlottetown received a telegram Sunday conveying theisad news that their son lQrnest`hadf_\died in gong, Boston, Mase-. on 'Sept.,21st_ Further particularswill be given later. .

ENGAGEMENT Aivuounceo, _

Halifax papers announce ‘the engage. ment of Miss Annie Margaret Doyle, daughter or Mrs. Edward Doyio or Halifax, to Mr. Vernon J. Worth of Charlottetown, manager of the Got.- UI1Een Street, Pharmacy in Halifax. The wedding is to__»take placoshortly.

THIEVES OF THE GARDEN VAR- lETY.- Numerous complaints are being made of the robbing of orch- ards and gardens in Charlottetown and suburbs. One woman says that nearly a bushel oi’ plums must have been taken from her trees several ev-I

|enlngs ago. It is said that quite ai |lot of plundering of small vegetables

‘is being done by lioys who take them around from door to door and sell them.

MORE ROBBERIES.- That the

juvenvile propensity for crime in this

city is not abating is shown by the fact that three places have been en tered by boys since Saturday and articles stolen. On Saturday the res- idence of Mrs. H. Houle near the drill shed was entered and two pur- ses taken from a back hall contain- ing in all some six dollars. Yester- day the residence _of Mr. Harry Toom‘bs was entered and a. satchel .containing $9 was taken out of the hall and the third robbing was at the residence of Mr. Wallace Diamond, where the sum of $3.59 was stolen

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l'¢1¢_§=,lvcd from the-boys themselves their parents and friends may re- 3'¢8l'd it as a personal message from each. All will be glad to have this late reassuring word and will be grateful to the Major for his tlioughtfulness in sending it at a' time when news from thc front is‘ so eagerly a'-waited.

Mrs. Effie Smith, Little Sands has!

received notification of the death in

action of Private James McNeill_ Bmith. He was 31 years of age nnd;

B50 fm’ Qllillfly. Mass., where he wall °ml>|0y0d for many years. He enlisted! in June, 1917 with the McLean xii-l ties of America and trained at Val cartier, Que., till October, 1917, when he sailed from Montreal for Englandl ,He went to France last March and `fouglit with the 13th Canadian Battal- ion till lie made the supreme sacri- ilce. The late Private Smith was s young man of excellent christian ‘character. He leaves to mourn be-`

tliers Ewen voluntarily enlisted last

England.

-°3l5l¢‘li5.L’l‘l\‘1C¥l'later'th`an any letters i "Iii line' 'fxiywr ,I "md

Private James McN. Smith thai" 5°" mm nm h°°"“°Ii» “Y“lP“'

‘ - lhy of a large number of friends. On

left his home in Little Sands 13 years

sides his widowed mother three bro-‘he wg; vin, ggiipn “nm killed ony the thers and two sisters. One of his bro- seeond‘~ of September. Private 'Mac-

Apfn and 15 “UW l\`aiIl|!1E Bl'HmBl10lf.‘home~loving young man who before

Private Leith Graham- jchildren still reside. Much sympathy

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¢l'0 Sell _WEN oe, 'ere 'e'fw;s`in active sorties' almost continuously until the tliiie of his death. 1 -Bexar-sl days after receiving the sad‘;,ne\[s of her _husbapdfa death Mrs. _.¢__Graham received s`_-letter from him' which was written on Aug. 2_5th and which spoke cheerfully of conditions as he saw

them. Mrs. Graham has onq"son who |‘ley, in their recent sore trial, death

is nine-__ years o|f_age.;_and to both of

Sunday afternoon an appropriate memorial service was conducted in the Peters’ Road Presbyterlaii church at which- fitting reference, was made y the pastor, Mr. Sutherland, to the fine spi_rit of sacrifice being evidenced by the Canadian Army, the memory of which will be the glorious heritage of generations yet! unborn. V

Private Nicholas " Q. C. MacLe|iiian

Private`MacLennan enlisted inthe

old .105th ~ln Charlottetown on P1-the tenth day of April, 1916, and wasiwith that Battalion until drafted for-'-ser- vlce in France, to which he went from England on April 4, 1918 where

Lennan was a 'quiet, respectable, and

enlisting lived at Peters' Road,'f;-Lot 63, where his wife and family of`ilve

is felt in the whole community" for

t-hat her husband had been killed in

A-nrii 'zo‘, 1916 ,nnd in' Jniy of that same year went across to Europe. his battalion being in the same con-

OH MOHGHY. Selltember 9, 1918, those who :ire thus so suddenly ber-

Mrs. Leith Graham, of_I_’eters'_Road,!eavc<i of their only earthly support, iLot 63, received the sad intelligencebut the memory or such as Private

Machennan, .who cheerfully went for-

actlon on August 27. Private Grahamiward at l{is'¢ountry's call, at great enlisted With the 106th NOV!! Scotiaipersonal gacriffbe, will long be Vrgv- Battalion in -New Glasgow, N. S., oniered by those who in years to come

voy as the 105th from P. E. lsland.litself was not invaln.

remember the hour of the nation’s greatest need, and they will under- stand that even the sacrifice of life

WEDNESDAY ‘A 1” --

Lieut. Col. lugs received sad news

late yesterday afternoon, when a* tele- gram came to hini from thewar ot- ilce, London, announcing__ that his eldest son, Lleut. John Walter ings he/d been killtd 111 a_cti0u,'in France.

Deceased who was only twenty

years of age went from the Royal Military College, Kingston, Ont., in September. 1916 to England, where he joined the Royal Engineers. He served for some time in Salonikl where he contracted malaria and was invallded to Malta and later back to England. Alfter his health '_l?9C&lI\'° restored he went to_ France in June of this year and ioined his uiiilt-'-t_li'e_ 56th Field Com-pany, Royal"1_mpe_i'ial Engineers where he had -been devot- cdly doing his duty until his -brave young life was suddenly terminated.

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The tenderest sympathy goes out to

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellis, Tyne Val-

having entered and claimed their pre- `cious baby, Bessie Gertrude, aged one year and six months. This darling was so bright and her little cunning ways made her the very joy and life of the home; a beautiful well-devol- oped child, always so healthy and strong, until a little more than 2 weeks before her death, when she be- came ill. At once the best medical skill was procured and on consulta- tion it was found that the terrible suffering was caused by that dread dis- ease, meningitis of the brain, and al- though she was watched day and night so closely and with such tender care by the parents and nurse, the great hope was held out that their lit- tle pet would be spared to them, even when the terrible struggle and battle between life and death was 'debating But God willed otherwise, and their little bud so sweet, so pure was re- stored back to Him who gave it, and sweetly passed away to that higher and brighter inheritance, incorrupt- ible, undeflled and that fadeth not away, on Sunday morning, September 8th. What makes this seem doubly hard to the grief-stricken parents is that only a few years ago they were called upon to part with their only _ dear little boy, wlio was a niost won- derful, bright and promising little fellowyand at the most interesting age.

To those passing through such sor-

row we realize how poor a thing is human sympathy, and can only com- mend the sorrowlng parentsand the two little sisters, Olive and Jean, to Him who alone is able to give the needed strength and resignation to soy, “Not my will but Thine be done,"

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THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE

,1 Those who lovc the day ai`i<~ltl, zifioat or

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Master who said, “Suffer tlic little children to coiiie unto Me and forbid them not." There is a solace of com- fort in that blessed promise that

some day in God's own time we shall' all be reunited with our loved ones

in Heaven, I The service was conducted at the liouseand grave by the Rev. Mr. Da-'

lir. Bamford. of 'Port Hill, and was'

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deeply impressive. The littleiéaqket was banked _with flowers, silent lym- pathy from many kind friends, and _ notwithstanding the busy seas_on,_ the ` funeral was largely attended. _ -

The pall-bearers were: 'Nelson

Tlicene, Jack Buniford, Harry Ram- say and Frank McKay.

To the sorely bereaved the sincere

vidson, of Lot »14, assisted by the Rev.isympatliy-of the friends and commute..

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isniiiiinngtround the heart. The Nerve Foes hniit up my syetennmede me feel stronger in every WIW. Mid fl* iievsa me of the nnnoylns eymvwllll from which I had suffered. We always keep Dr. Chews Nerve F006 in the house randi' f°l' \|l° 1". °“° they are needed."

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I “Health” is the subject, and _‘this often leadiifto the discussion of tho . merits of Dr. Chase’_s»m¢dioines,'and more vi\l‘ti¢\llll’l¥ hi§f'N¢W°'F®d- _ , The 'doctor h`a'd.'ii il`ne_apprec`iiit_ion;of the needs of the feminine system,

and Md this in mindwhehdeveloping this great restorative treatment for thenervee. , ,_ -' , i `

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the n-:isai¢"ioss_giid to -supply-the nonrishingnt-'-required is snstsin the

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` “Blicaiise no treatment ever `seeme¢|`i`»to meet, this need so’ 'nicely as Dr.

Cli`sse’1i" Ifcrve Food, this food c_iire'~has_* attained wide popularity, and -no-we -1°-_-1: _ _`_ ‘I __ 1 ; 1 _- - ifiisrs- is snr# _te some times le._°v,e\$Y..vv°irm_r_\'e life irlredlzgleh 1‘_ef4¢°_\’,l'l-. tivo;-;i»isoa-sniialng trssnsssi is-rsqnhvi. it is s hisssipsi _ lense just wllofu fo turn for help Ask your friends about Dr Chase? Nerve Food,

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London, Ont., yvritcs: "About o. year ago I had it- complete collnpso from my nervoii. Iwns falcon to the hospital for_a treatment, but it dlri not give me much relief. ' Then I wont to the country for zi nliniigrc of ulr, b\'i(__~aficr my rc-tu.-n home _l did r`1ot__feel,miir‘l1 hnttrr. I used to h ve’riai‘i“o`\is spells, when 1:15.' llnihu _ vfould begin to shake, their grow

cold."niid I wollld he coniplt-tr-ly ex- - haunted. I-was iilso trouliloil' ivitli 4;,

an do mutation of gas on my stem- ' achpwgloh, nused prilpitation of tho hadnt, '_At last I decided to try Dr. Chase'l 'Nerve Food, and after i hull tiled them for a while I could seo that they were helping me, so I con- tinued using them until I got well

agun. I became real strong nnd he thy, could gicnp well at night, and wad nblo to do my ovvn lioiise- work. As I got stronger, the ner- vous spells disappeared. nnd 1 h_;\--i had one_-lines." `

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|¢ndt,' Woodnxtook. Ont., writes: "I lulei-ed fro a weak and rundown ’sen'eitioli sf the system. I elle hed “yer headaches. I got some of nf. ciiesvs Nerve Food, took a good ti-¢`¢tman_t of thit medicine, and the resnlih were" meet satisfactory. I

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