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‘ 3 Ottawa St., Hull, P.Q. 1 ~ “Fruit-e-tives"iscertiiiulyawonder. g for (year, I suffered with Rhenma- liens ,- being forced to stay in hed jirrfw months. I tried all kinds of riiediclne but without getting better; aid thought I would never be able

'Walk again.

» !‘0ne day while lying in bed, 1 read About ‘Fruit-a-tives’ the great fruit medicine; and it seemed just what I

gwded, so I decided to try it.

» » Ylsjirs! box lizlpzd me, and I took the tablets regularly until every trace

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A RIGRITTAILI ACCIDENT.-

The little fouryesr old daughter of Mr. John Mclnnis, 'Elm Avenue, mst with a very painful and regrettable accident on Sunday evening. Two boys were wrestling in a canvass cot when it upset and one of the boys fell on the little girl who was stand- ing close by. She was knocked to the ground. the boy failing across her leg breaking it badly above the lrnee. The -little one suffered' great pain. A physician was summoned with all haste and the limb was set. The little four year old daughter of as can be expected.

Mrs. James Bernard, a life long res-

ident of Long River, passed peacefully away at her home on Wednesday, July 1'itli, at the age of 75 years. The de- ceased had been ill for a long time,

having been confined to bergbed fol nine years. She was of a cheery d'is- position andulthough at times she suffered intensely, she bore her sick- ness with true Christian patience and fortitude, Mrs. Bernard was formerly .lliss Christy Graham. Besides her grief-stricken husband she leaves to

, mourn five daughters, four sons, forty-

five grand children and six great igrand children. The daughters are: ‘l\irs_ Edward Johnston and Mrs. Hub- ert Poynter, of Long River, Mrs. Jas. Campbell and Mrs. John Campbell of _Burlington and Mrs. MacKenzie, of Sourls_ The sons are Thomas L., 'and John R., of Alberta; Kier of Park

of the Rheumatism left me.

' 'I have ez/ery confidence in ‘Fruit-cu iivn' and strongly recommend them to every suderer from ltheumatism".

LORENZO LEDUC.

H10. n box, 8 for $2.50, trial size 256.

At all dealers or sent postpaid on |»`¢§¢|pt of price by Fruit »a- tives Inilllified, Ottawa, Ont.

A 'lu-:Lsiiss ous Nussrs '

Women lt home can perform ai national

eeivice that is incomparable. Learn to llko Care of the sick and thus eliminate

' ge unnecessary demands for _nurses in ' ouldiln homes. \Vherc one is slightly

ill;don‘t call 1 nurse; let (he members of the flmily attend the unwell.

We can teach you a course of nursing

right lt your home, which you can use for

Own houlehold or_ to make your

Bvslihood. Send for particulars. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCI F. N CE, _ 709 N 3 Spsdina ave.. Toronio. Ont.

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DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY I

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Arte, Science, Engineering. Music, Pharmacy, Law, Medicine, Dentistry

New Entrance Scholarships:

Three of $200 each Five of $100 each

One reserved for (Tape llreton, One reserved for New Bruns-

wick,

,One reserved for Prince Ed-

ward island. _ .To be competed for at the

' Matrlculation examinations, be

ginning September 24, 1918.

New Ssnior Schoiarshipsi

_ Three of $200 each,

Three of $100 each

Tenahle during second year,

and awarded on results of work

Hof first year. i Leotures lu all Faculties for _the coming session begin on .'f‘uesday, October 1, 1918. 1 Write to the Presideni's Of-

ffice for full information. I

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`t‘orner, and George at home. The

,funeral service was conducted at her 'late residence by Rev, George Irvine. the pastor of the Presbyterian church.

lx long cortege accompanied the re- mains to the Geddle Memorial church, ishere interment took place.

A wave of' genuine sympathy and'

:arrow passed over the whole coni- :.iunity on Monday, July 22_nd when it ,became known that Ada Kathleen, _\‘ounges~t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~.!'.tmes A. Campbell of Burlington had passed away at the tender age of six |years and one month. During her brief illness all that loving hearts and

’Z:an'l~s could do was done to restore her in her 'health but God saw it fit to call 'the loved one lie had entrusted to

lilieir care. Kathleen was a very bright I:-nd attractive child' loved by all who 'I new her; she will be greatly missed in her home and by her little play- zziates with whom she was a general i`_ivorite. The funeral which was very largely attended was conducted by the ltector Rev. (7. W. Neish at St. Ste- plielvs Church where interment was made. Most fitting was his text at the fuiiernl service: Lo. Children nie nn heritage of the liord.-l?.s...l2'1.1l.. The il rnl tributes from relatives and Friends were very beautii’ul. Sho iiuivos besides licr sorrowing fntlior ::;iil iiiother one sister Beatrice W. to whom is extended the sincerest sym- pathy oi’ their many friends iii this their hour of sad bereavement.

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ieaanorn i<ii.i.so= o~rrisns` w0UNDlD.- The latest casually, list issued from Ottawa contains the names of the following P. E. island- ers:-Kileid in action A. J. Maoltae.

Pownal; wounded F. E. Keenan, Murray River; J. K. Bradley, Char- lottetown. `

-FOR C0-0PERATION.- W. R.

Reek. provincial secretary for agri- culture in New Brunswick, formerly connected with the Department of Ag- riculture, in P. E. Island, was in St. John recently, and submitted to Pre- mier .Foster a plan ,for bringing to- gether city men, who &ere"willing to aid in food production, and the farm- ers who are in need'of extra labor dur~ ing the harvest season. Mr. Reek explained that the farmers recognized, the need of increased production and increased acreage under cultivation. Farmers now complain that labor is very scarce and the extra crops will

he wasted unless they can be harvest- ed. If there is not enough men on the farms to cope with the situation, they must be procured from the city. Mr. Reek says there are hundreds of men in the cities who have been raised on farms, and many others who have had some farm experience, and he believes that many of these would be willing to take some time from their otlier_work and devote their vacations, to farm work.

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Sir Knight William (llilniuey. Tor

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Sir Knight William Crawford, P.

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Sir Knight. Sir James Outrani,

Grand Master oi"Saskutchewan_

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Sir Knight Allied Hayward, Tor-

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Sir Knight George B. McCready,

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HE Gillette Safety Razor' has passed through four years of

war service with a clean bill of health.

it went into the front line with the first troops, and it is still on active service, never having missed a day. »

lt is the proud record of the Gillette Razor that it has more users than

_ -- have all other razors put 'together in every regiment under the Allied flags.

,§2I§;f,°,‘;;”,f," f,f,f“f_‘I,'fn',;',f'f,‘§",§’§f,‘;‘°,,`f,‘; ' Under the severest conditions it is possible to impose, the Gillette Razor ‘\““df°=d ""‘fiv°'1 in City On Mwdev has supplied all the comfort and luxury a soldier derives from a clean shave.

llight. i l di f' l.’i i' s s s hi part;-rn;go;;i‘i;'effi'f d WS mm' It has been his companion in manya shell-hole,.dug-out and water-soaked trench.

SirKnlhtA.A.G ,G dM- _ _ . - re., of rsgmms, piesiigtinirfife sp; ~ It has gone with him- to billet and reserve camp; it has_shaved him in

i li I tl i - (i‘ ° " ‘ ‘ (C ' 7)' ° ,'If,,,,';°f,,,';f, °,',‘f;,;',,f`§,e';‘fr" “g a” hospital and has accompanied him to Blighty . Whether its owner has been

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rilpeg, D puty G nd M t _ _ _ _ _ Sir Knislir Roi;-ri Msflienl wen T0- For more than four years it has been in action-day after day; month after _

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uw Grand cha-plain. _ prizes so highly. ` Butthe Gillette itself, so often mentioned in despatc es

ii. _ D s ii ,M i 1. - - - ° , Knigiii iflillnmiguiief riiilniksr. home, has come through with flying colors,-a powerful factor ln the

e. GILLETTE SAFETY Razon co., or cannon, Liinirini

Sir Knight James Culbert. Toronto. Office and Factoryt 65-73 St. Alexander Street, Montreal. '

Sir Knight John Easton, Winnipeg, __ Jw l\\

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Sir Kiiiglit Rev.(‘unon Wislsli, Brain- ' _ "_/

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Sir Knight John llun-bar, St. Mary’s, il! l _ |ll|| _‘,351 , Q' llllll _ _-__ llilli VV, llll: L \=._-___ __ llll t l , ” ._ - . -/1;. ;»»: \\§ _'

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sf Toronto. Alglll 1st, 1914 Algust 3rd, 1914 August 4th, 1914 August 27tli, 1916 Apnl Gilt, 1917 361

Sir Knight Richard H. Brown, West i I " ' Y _ ' _L f '

TAKES OFF TAN _ W- D' ’“°’°“°“"“»°’T°'°““f ` __- ___,__;______* __, __ ` ;. _

tanned or freckied

f;,|,,..,.,,, the JMC., 0ftW,,|(,m0ns1n¢0 ` ' 1 men were clinr-god with causing un-'tho storm severe in and around

ll* b0i!|¢l COIIIHHIIIIS three 01111068 Of "mrmng at 10 °Cl00l¢~ il ‘N18 Pfincf due il:-lay to an :tuto by reason of not '1‘ignii~i|i. Ono citizen oi' Tllfnlsll, who Orchard White, shake well, and YOU Of Wfllef’ C°ne59- and the Ladies turning aside with that nlacrlty which is over eighty yciirs of nge, states

lizivc i~ quarter pint of the best ireckle

,mnbum ,md um lotion, ,md cmnph_,x_ ‘ thc law deinanils when more or lcss|Saiiir1la_v iilglit‘s storm was the mn iieoiitifier, at very, very small in me Knight" Ofpylhms Han' politely rmiucstcii to do H0 by llw it

C051- ’ touting horn oi' ii our coming ui tho

YW" g"°ce" lm" the lemon” and any “wma me matinee mess' i rt-_nr The df~.fi=iii|iiiit.s claimed tliiit

drug store- or toilet counter will sup- ply three ounces of Orchard White for ii few cents. Massage this sweetly fing-rant lotion into the face, neck. arms and' -hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn. windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! it is harmless. _

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"' _ ' umm scnooi.. uov/an sciiooi.

1 lollsnoiindfsr Univ"-isles. Royilililimircslisssmdlusinou-

-_ ` ' _i\Ul'UMN TERM\70vlMENCEoSE.PT.io¢i,,l9is l’iii'k yestoriliiy nftoruoon ultracteil

` GI dura:/mDABR£fff’;:‘AcD°NA|‘° MA “Jah I u. quite a large giithi~i'ing iniluding most

' n W V A » ol’ the visiting ‘tic-.lsgntos/io the Or-

isniss’ COLLEGE GMS' '“

-‘ AND

I Conservatory of Music , (Affiliated with Dalhousie College)

a Attention is called to the following points in our College and

Qonservawry work as presented in

` `. 1. The location of the college in an important educational centre

our calendar for 1918-1919. ‘

and its affiliation with Dalhousie University. _ '

olzring bo 'pupils of all school ages It Y,

I. The scholastic rsulr of the teaching staff in all departments of

the Gollegs and Conservatory.

4.' *His special means provided

trainini. "

-6. The provision made 'for the c

pupil in ehry particular of her life

0. The diirolnisnt of pupils for

_ 7. The sutismn term of next session -begins 17th Beptsmber.

`_,, Apply for Calendar for Ili!-191| to .l.

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'i I. The number and completeness of our educational courses, thus

and grades 'suitable courses of

for careful and thorough physical

are and guidance of the resident

and conduct. - 1917-1918 numbering B51.

Halifax N . B.

The Grand Black Chapter was in

The Grand Orange Lodge opens this

(lrand Orange Lodge at the same hour

This afternoon the Orangemen will

Tomorrow they will he entertain-

ed by an automobile drive to Pownal, where luncheon will be served. They will also visit the fox ranclies.

On Thursday ovening the Grand

l.odge and Grand' Black Chapter will be given a supper by the Ladies' Grand Lodge in -the Prince of Wales Foliage. »

Flags are flying throughout the city

in honor of the meeting here of the

Nerve

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When an undue am-

ount of nervous energy is consumed in the brain thereis bound to be failure of the other functions of the body.

Digestion is impair- I

ed-the head aches- i you cannot sleep-you _ are easily excited and irritated --- feel tired

and lack energy.

Dr. Chase’s Nerve

Food is a creator of rich, red' blood and a builder up of the ex- haustedi, nervous sys-

” ed.

Dnvilish Dniothy (Dr. J. T.

Jellinde Ui. Kelly) .. .. 1 V1 I

Admiral (J. S. Wedlock) 2 1 3 3‘ 1 .

' Kolola Todd' (G. ll. Hoop-

Sybll Q, _(J: S. WUdl0Ok) ‘

‘,Qreen~ Alva (Earl lugs) 3 4 Queenie (A. Godlrinl 4 3

tho nature oi’ the road niiidc it iiecess~‘ ary for them io keep their buggy in the tract. for ii couple of lluuiireil yards or so :iftor the horn tootcil. The plaiiiiift', who <:oiii|ilai|ic<l' of having bomi ileliiyeil fully one iiiiiiutc (quite ii long period in ilieee days oi' speed) if-ifiitml this claim. in the end Mr. Faiiipbell iinpmieil a flue upon the de- fendants oi' $5 and costs, thc latter amounting also to $5

The matinee races at tho Driving

ance Grand Loilgc of British Amer-

The truck was iii good shape and

the different events were well-con teiiteil and the best of order prevail-

Following is ii. summary:-

CLA83 A TROT AND PACE Colorado L. (H. Kelly) 1 1 Helen R. (McKinnon Drug l

Co.) _.2 2 4

Lilian Patchen (.l.S. Wedlock) 3 4 2'

Jenkins)__;... . . . . _ . _ _ . _ 3 3 2.19%. 2.22, 2.22.

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“__” “"“"` l" the “ity M°“““Y “lghb b“' Tnunsoav _ 'rsnnisua Ei_Ec'rRicAi_ sromvi

Gi,-|5| ‘ Make bkaching yotion :‘l'l“B "‘:imn“;°“edfl;?1m“’i"‘;’: m‘;1"i"l“g 3?' NEW AUTO PHASE -Aii aiitomo- -Jrlic electriciii sioriii on Saturday

if skin is Sunbumed _e sa W” 0 e ea of S mo ' bile cane of quite :iiiotlier color cunie was very severe in the western part

' 0' before Mr. Alex. Campbell. J: P.. of Prince County and it said that

at Summerside on Saturday lust says thousands of dollars worth of pro-

i """““°"°“""‘””‘°""“"‘“°”"“""°"'°"’"’"""”’ i S"”5l°“ an day and ms" evening' the 'island Farmer, _when two young porty was destroyed. Especially was

r-iiviest in his experience. The rain

game; doign as tllougli frémir i1m;~;lZ\;i;‘ of Ebbgiioet, was struck by liglitning “r”'an agma “mmm 0 ( ' and rendered unconscious, bllt"l'oon to the “mp” ix mporwd from mmol recovered, while a_ resident of -Little

sections. A large barn belonging to' Tignlah received n shock and was mr Mr. Sellick in 'iignish was burned to, conscious for several hourl A Mrl the ground, causing a damage of over Dnucette’ of Palmer Road’ who wa.

$ii_000_ Several places in Miminegash, very in at me "me of me storm’ went

Sit. llloiiiii iiinii l.lttl‘vi'l`i1gliiisl; w;re into convulsions and mum Ewa” 5 ‘"“" "‘“‘5 "55 """“ ‘ em " ‘uma e' She lenves a sorrowing husband and Several buililings ii the vicinity were' mmny ‘

rnzeil to ilie ground. Mr. Trail Reld,l

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