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. .°l1’ PAYS to buy in this Province.

..'WEDDING BELL8.- A very

pretty wedding was solemnlzed at ‘fKenmore" the home of the bride on Wednesday July third at nine p. ni. when Mr. Robert C. Dewar of Brud- enell led to the hymneal altar, Miss Margaret. eldest daughter of Mrs. Wm. H. Gurdon and of the late Mr.` Wm. H. Gordon of Brudenell Itiver. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. ,Charles E. Armstrong. Pastor of the Christian Church, Montague. ln the spacious hall, which was beautiful- ly decorated* for the occasion with flowt-rs and streamers. The bride and groom. who were unattended dos- cendcd the stairs to the strains of the “Weddirig March" beautifully r-endured by Miss Ada I-I. Gordon. sis- ter of the Bride. and looked charming in a gown of ltoyal blue Satin. and carried a shower bouquet of white flowers and riiaidcn-hair fern. During the ceremony Miss Jean G. Gordon. assisted the Bride. Only the immediate friends and relatives were

present. After the ct-rerrionv a sump-

tuous repast was -zcrvcrl hy thc l5ridc`s I “"~"€1'11'3‘1`-"‘1"11`5- H- “'- 1-1111110 15 mmhen »p|u.n M,-,,.r H \.,.r,. pl,.a,.am I visiting in Little River, the guest of evening the young couple dcpartedI11°1` 1311191' M1'~ ~11*111.'~'5 M1115-'-M15 B

for tlicir future homc. cai‘r‘\‘iiig wilh|

, -. _., _ .Q .. - [lay Fortune district has been using me1`S1‘1e- was Vl’1'.V S11@‘CL‘S11f'~11- T115

frtilti-Iiri.-h‘5‘r1lr!i`rI~lirIIIIIIIIIZ hi‘r§Ir>r>i(r)rI-111111 -“P111 108 tlffls on his section of 1"°"“”‘1S “'“°“““"1 '° 543-50' “'1‘1°1‘ ' ess. as well as tokens of ai more mat- I 111° 103115 111111 11115 HU! 1110111 111 11119 W

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erial nature. as thc gifts were bothl many and beautiful. incliidiiig ri beau-i tilul cabinet ot' sll\'cr\varc_ a cut glass- water set, gold pier-cs and niiincrotisI pieces oi' silverware and other use-I ful articles. _\lr. and Mrs. Dewar received tho sincere good wislies.f.'>rg

future happirit-ss and prosperity froiiil their many friends in the cominuriiry. -G.

Clean to ‘ data, Grocers

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ridge. was in Charlottetown last

\ rick on a business trip.-F. 1 I f ‘V 5 j ._'1\Ir. and l\i;.~._Iohn Webster. of

l/If / T I("’1"11l-Karr Bridge. were in Fortune . ‘_ ti - ff ; recently.-F. ` “~ 1-11 ..s§~ ' I - » `. \ It \.\§§' _ ` ..‘Mr_ Allan Shaw, Cardigan. was

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clear and will nor iermont. i

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new-regular 17.00 value - for...._....... ....._..$5.00

FINE CANVAS

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laced boot- made with white enamelled leather heels-all siz-s '

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insertion for Advertising In this ool- umn. Caeh must accompany order

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province

-WEDNESDAY HALF HOLIDAY

Mmmum cha,-se ¢'m¢y,n,9 caan begins July 10th. We close each Wed-

..~Mn. HAno|.o P. aonoon in °1

the Georgetown Guardian represen-

tative. _ A

nesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Sin-

alr éfr Stewart Limited. 306-'I-10ME2i

-TEACHER APPOINTED.- Miss ggls Goodwin, Kensington, has ac-

__¢51-_ PETERS gAy__,\];-_ }_,um5_ cepte_d the position as principal, in

den will preach in the Baptist Church me U11"-°11 S°11°°1"“R'

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a .i p m Sunday July 14th

-JOIN8 BANK BTAFF.- Mis!

__e8UNDAy 3ERV|¢§s_...Rey_ H_ Mamie Sheen. Kensington, has taken

R. Boyer of St. John. will preach in 11 the Presbyterian church, Souris, Sub- W hath. 14th lust., at 7 p.ni.

position in the Bank of New Bruins- lck at Kensington.-R.

-WOUNDED-A telegram was re-

__»¢0AL ARR|vE5_ __ captain ceived by Mr. John White. of Mad-

.Iames Haphey, ot” New Glasgow, N. d0Ck. 011 T11\ll'i\`IHY 1111011111118 1111” S., has arrived in Fortune 1-larbor_ 11181 1115 11011 111111 119911 W°1111‘19d 111

with a load of coal for M. R. Ding- well, merchant. Bay Fortune.-F.

._»i=on1'uNs No1'Es.»-The For- J-

Francc _ -W . _

-D0N1'T MISS HEAR|NG'Lawycr H. Bell lecture in New London

tune fishermen report ilshyery scarce 11311 -1111?' 9111 at 8 °'”1°c1‘° 5111113"

and bait hm-(1 to ge¢‘._The C,-op, His travels through Egypt. Short pro- , .

a Gund F0,-mme _,re rather backward gram and sale of ice cream. Admiss- on account of the cold and damp 1011 2511 and 10”' 303-

--PANTRY SALE .-The pantry

Ernest Dirigwcll. Road Master, for the t

s-orncwhat better and good catches (1 are reported. '.VIr. J. J. Ciark's new 1’

hmm. is progressillg ,.apm1y_ ML the congregations of the Presbyterian llcnry Norton aiding in the wo,-k_ Church at Bloomfield, the Methodist

ale held on Saturday afternoon by he Daughters of the Empire Sum-

ill bc used for patriotic purposes.-

-REPRESENTS GIRLS HOME.-

ucnt Girls home at Truro, N. S., resented the claims of the home to

M€S__.,.S_ Murmw & (~0_ have moved Church at Maddock. and to the Bap-

¢_sANNANDALE__ The fishing is The Rev. Mr, Purltley of the Delin-

trim their new store- Mrs. Francis 11

Church at Knutsfort. on Sunday.

White I '

oi' Moncton is visiting her parents Mr. and .\irs. Edwin Mciiie, Sail'or’s Hope. -.\lr. John Acorn and son were in

. _ » lg cut. .\lr_ Acoi'n`s fricntlf. wcrc giad. to scc him so well after his illness.- .\ir_ ll. ll. Howlett is- kept busy at his mill. customers fr;m north, south.

cast and west coruing to get their!

'iiinairdiile last week havii lumber Pte' Mes' S1e“'1"1 1`et“1'11e‘1 to 11131

rroorl suwri. .\lr. J. J. t‘ampbell andr-13"" “'111(`11 he Carries as 11 s°“"'e“11'

.\ir. I). .\lcI)oiiald of Point Poplar were in Annandale last week. ,

EASTER1\' PERSON ALS I

thzirlotctown_ vlsltcd Brudenell last wee .-

_.'.\ir. Elmer Harris and family of;

New York. have arrived at their sum- mer home in Fortune.-l~`.

..'°Mrs_ Henry Warwick, oi For~»

tunc. wus ln Souris last week on a business trip.-F. »

..'.\ir. E. S. Johnston. of Fortune

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rcricwirig acquaintances in George-

..*Mr. B. H. Stewart of the P. E.

l. Riiilwiiy is spending his vacation at

his lionic in Georgetown.-G. I

_ .°.\ir. Albert Dalziel. of the l’. E. I

l. ily. is spending a short vacation nt his lionie in Georgetown.-G.

..'Thc Misses Jean and Katherine

hir-Keririn. Charlottetown are visiting friends in Georgetowri.-G.

_.‘_\’ir. E. llowlott. of Annandale..

was visiting in Fortune Sunday. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Jack-

._*liIr. and Mrs. ll. \'-catharliie.

of Dundas. were visiting in Fortune Siinriay. the guests of .\lrs. J. A. Dingwell.-I".

1 __'Mr. and Mrs. Frank l\’icl.aron. ,Wiririipcg are visiting in Gctrgetown Ithe guest.; of Mr. i\icl.a\r_-ri's nicther .\lrs. t(‘apt.t Writ. McLaren.-G. p

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The Bayer Studio

For Your Soldier Boy

in camp or at the front; for your Sailor Lad patrolling the high seas; from you toI him to make his henrt light and to help keep tight the home ties. _ I

_ your photograph.

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SUNNYSIDE

'111""t' 111111 Mrs' W~ O1`t°11» The services at the house and church

Ii G.

years of age.-K.

st W. ,

-SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. -

home in Kensington last week after spending the past three- months in Halifax. where he had a very success- ul operation on his face and had a piece of slirapnel removed from his

of “thc Hun."

-FUNERAL SERVICES. - The

funeral of the late Wm. S. Hogg took place Sunday afternoon, June 30th, front the Presbyterian Church

were conducted by thc Rev. Mr.. Goodwill. Tho Grangcmen marclicd to the Cemetery and conducted a .hort service at the grave-_ The pall~` bearers were his nephews, Robert Mc- liiurdo, John W.. John A. J. Herbert, and George W. Hogg and Harry Harvey. He leaves a widow and large circle of friends to mourn their loss. The late Mr. Hogg was 75)

-TOWN COUNCIL.--The regular

monthly meeting of the Summerside Town Council was held on -.\iontlay evening. There were present the Mayor and all the Councillors except- Flnance Committee. The matter of ence with reference to stone crushers was read and the Town Clerk was in structed to write for further parti- culars. The matter of the Schoo' Board handing over the property of, the Eastern and Western schools was brought up and referred to the Finance Comittee. The mater of drainage on Summer St. opposite Councillor McArthur's residence was discussed and referred to the street (Yomniissioner. Meeting adjourned to Tliursriiiy 18th inst.-L

-SCHOOL WORK.-On June 2ith`

was held in Palmer Road Hall the hall’ yearly examiation of Palmer Road South school. in the presence of rr large number of parents and visi tors. Tire classes were exaniiiied by Rev. I)r. Gauthier. who coniplinient- ed the teacher Miss Annie Codignn for the excellence of the work done and the pupils for having cooperated so faithfully with tlielr teacher. After the pupils had been examined in the various subjects of the curriculum, a well prepared programme of rccita tions and songs was rendered in a manner which elicited praises from all present. After the presentation of prizes. two addresses were read to the teacher by her pupils. one in in French. the other in English to which she suitably replied. These addresses were accompanied by a valuable kodak a gift of-the-pupils_ The National hymn “O Canada" and "God Save the Klng" by the pupils and visitors flttlngly closed the after- noon's proceedings. The next after- noori teacher and pupils enjoyed themselves on the seashore at _Mimlnigash and regaled themselves with a clam bake.

ISLAND BOV I8 KILLED BY LIGHT-

NING .

Mr. Donald Reeves. R. R. No. 2

ts:-arlr-town. has recclvcrl the follow- ing li-tt:-r giving pnrticultirs of the death of Milo Reeves. news ot” whose denlh from lightning. was received recently. _

Lovr-rna, Sask.

Julie 25. 1918.

Mr. and Mrs. Reeves. ilcar Frieritls:-We are sorry' to

have to be writing you this letter tell- ing you of your -soii’s death which Iiapprwicrl 'ycstorrlay nftf-.riioon nt six thirty o'clock. lie was at the well nfter water when the lightning struck him and hr- lived for about five min- utes afterwards. Ile started for the house and got part way anti about all hc could say was to ask for help, We are sorry to say we could not help him as he was beyind our help. We sent for the, doctor at once but as we have a long way to go he wee deiid some hours before he arrived. We sent n wire as soon as possible that evening and have rocelvdd no answer. As the doctor gave orders that he had to be burrierl tomorrow we are burying him at 10 tomorrow morning. We are doing our belt to give him a friendly and respectable burial and it makes this a sad home to have to do no for Milo was a 'mod boy and found friends at our home. We are hoping to hear from you or rather would like to see you come out as we could talk better than write but we will answer all questions in reply’ to this letter. Hoping to hear ‘from you noon as possible we remain

your nlncrro frlcnrln

Mr and Mrs Olmmon lair.

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-'rwo c!N1'a Pla worm not-i

lnaertion for advertising in this col. umn. Cash millt accompany order. Minimum vhlrse twenty-nve caan.

-REGULAR MEETING of the Ster- ling L. O. L. Montague Friday July 12th at 7.30 D. ln. Full attendance.

321-7~10M2lE1i

-CHANGE OF TEACHERS.-The

teachers of the schools at Knutsford. Maddock and Greenhill are going to fresh fields when school re-open.-W.

-PATROL BOAT.-Patrol boat

C. D. 49. Capt. A. Smith, called at Summerslde this week on her way to Sydney from Quebec.-L. -

--ON FISHING TRIP.-The fishing schooner “Sicdgrifa/’ Capt. A. Munroe. called at Summerside on her way from White Head, N. S., bound north on a fishing trip.-L.

-REGULAR SERVICES.-The Rev. R. Brodie led a service in the hall at O’Leary Sunday evening. At the con- clusion of the same he was earnestly

pgquested to bold regular services.-

-COAL ARRIVED-The schooner

“Lady Hill" with coal for Capt. Allen from Sydney arrived in Summersldc on Saturday, also "G_ ti. Kelly" Capt. Slrerry. with coal for Messrs. Jos. Read, & Co..-L.

-WANTED. - An cxpcricriccd

teacher for principal in Central Bodeque school. first or second class. Supplement $75, mldsummer vacation. Apply . E. Wright, Secretary.

338-7-‘llM5i.

-INSPECTOR'S REPORT. - Tire

Summerside meat and milk inspector`s report for the month of June shows 51 head of cattle, 2 calves, 4 sheep and 44 hogs slaughtered during the month of June, 1 sheep and 3 hogs were condemned.-L.

-SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.-A vt-ry

successful Ice Cream social was held on the lawn of Mr. Henry Reynor. Mill Valley. The grounds were very prettily lighted by electric llgut. Much credit is due to Mr. Andrew Murphy. caretaker of~Kensingtou Electric-Light Plant. who so kindly arranged the lights. The proceeds which go to wards buying yarn for Kelvin Rod Cross amounted to $33.68.

'VESTERN PERSONALS

--I-i

-Dr_ and Mrs. Palmer. of 0'Lcary,

plaid a visit to Maddock on Sunday.-

-Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of

Summerslde are visiting relatives in Picton.

-Mr. and Mrs. G. Brooks. oi’ \Vr-st

Cape are rejoicing over the gift ot' a beautiful daughter.-W.

-Miss Inglis. who has been out

West for sometime has returned to her home' at O'Leary.-W.

-Mrs. G. Taylor, of Knutsford, has

been spending a number of days with friends at Wlest Cape.-W.

--Rev. E; Lockhart of Montrose. is

spendlrig a few holidays with friends in Clifton and Kensington.-R.

-Mr. Fred .\IcLeod, of Colenian.

who has been visiting friends in Ken- sington has returned home.-il.

-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coles. of

Milton. have returned home after spending a few days with friends in Kensington _-R.

-Misses Mary Mclntyre, Hazel

Campbell, of Montague. who are visit- ing ln New London. spent Monday in Summerside.-L.

-Mir. Wilfred Henderson ri-turned to his home in Fcrnwood. on Monday after spondng the week end with friends in Northam.-L.

-All are pleasedto hear that Mrs.

Robert Anderson. of Stanley Bridge. is doing nicely after rridr-rgoing an npr-ration in Prince County Hospital. -L. .

-Mrs. J. S. Pierce. anti' daughter

Helen. of Ch”"ottetown_ spent the past week in Kensington, the geusts of Miss Janie Lynds at the Bruns- wick House. R.

-Misses Ada and Clara Murphy. of

(‘holton. passwd through Summersirlo on Tuesrlay on their way to Calv'~rv_ Alta.. having accepted positions :rf teachers there.L.

___.___`_._______,_._

GENERAL FOCH'B DAILV PRAYER

0 God. niy Lord and Saviour Jesus

Christ. accept now my offerings and my life. If iic'~d ho_ for thc sins of my mist life. kr-r-p my hcurt clean and pure that l may be worthy to be ncur Thee. And every day bc with mo. God. my Saviour; In peril and in drin- gcr stand at in_v side anti thou if rl_r~atli must come. welcome, death, for l know that l shall novor be more ready to die.

O God. keep me und bless me. l.ct

me go on during thu rest of my lift ‘tn fight for Thy holy cause. May Thy name be glorified. May my soul ho saved. Amen. '

D0 YOU SUFI-'Eli , ,

FIIIII BAGKADIIEI

When your kidneys are weak and

torpid they do not properly perform ther functions; your bac aches, and you do not feel like doing much of anything. You are likely to be despondent and to borrow trouble,

just 'al if you lindn’t ennulgb al- ready. Don't be-avictim tiny ongor.

The old reliable medicine, Hood 's

Saruparilla, given strength and tone in tiirh neyn lrid builds up the whole system. Get it today.

Loverna. Salk.

what you need for

‘ HOLIDAY

We have a splendid range of sport 'middies,’

smocks, Skirts, Dresses in all the newest SiY1€S IUSI1

the holidays. 1

PREP RE -THE f

SUMMER SKIRTS I

I _ A number of pretty models from which _to f

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' make your selection. Best quality white Gabardine f

skirts, gathered back styles, patch pockets and Wide 1 belt, also fancy stripe _silks and 190011118 find T2\ff€1HS' 2 very dressy models with large grrdles, fancy buttons

and gathered backs all sizes. ' I

' ' -- - - $3.50 and $4.75

gilllgsardme price . _ _ $6. 75 to $15.00

SPECIAL THIS WEEK

A few odd suits in shepherd check and light H

shades half price.1_ A special discount on Womens silk Suits in Navy, Black and Taupe shades.

' SUMMER DRESSES 1

Women’s. summer dresses in fancy voils.

also a splendid range of silk dresses in Taffeta and '

- I Messiline in all the-newest shades and styles. I

PROWSE I BRO LTD.

PIIINIIE IIIIIINIY HIISPIIIII

At the recent annual iucctlllll 01’ 1110

Prince County l'f.-"vital, held in the Civic Building. Siiiiirnersldc. tho rv- port of the trirstct-s was submitted. road, rind on motion of Dr. A. A. Mc- Ncll seconded by Mr. Henscly and carried.

The triistecs report sh0W¢l`1 111111

the general work of thc Hospital WHS carried on satisfactorily during thi: year. They had 181 nrale and 18- female patients, a total d'url_l\iZ 1110 year of 313; 259 ot' which worn _payinll patients 45 free, anti 9 rmrt paying. S3 were residents of the Town of Sum- nivrsldc 220 wcrr-_ frorri the country districts and 4 from other provinces. 217 were discharged cured. 13 ilY1llf11V‘ od, 11 died. 7 no irnprnvonicnt, ll not treated and 22 under treatnicn at date. Religion of patients. .viz:- itmnun txaiiroiics an 1‘t'»\sli.vt<-rl=\r\ 98, Metliodist 01, Anglican 35. llaptist 16. Clirlstiaiis 9.

The financial condition is tluc to

ri generous public anti thc very cxczel- lent and out-rgr-tic managcriicrit of our efficient matron. Miss iloss.

The llospital now has ninc beds in

public ward. nine hcrls in private rooms. two boils in Hemi-private rooms. four beds in tho mriternlty ward and six cols, n total of tlilrty boils. »

Start-ini-nt oi’ Rovcnuc and Ex-

penditure of the Prince County llospitnl from June 1. 1917 to May 315i. 1918. for llospitiil purposes.

REVENUE

Donations Sundry $460.91 Donations Ladies Aid 300.00

Total - 760.91.

Town of Summersidc Grant 100.00 Provincial Government Grant 400;00` Received from Patients 5,925.76 interest 280.80 Out Nursing Private Patients 544.49 I-*irc Damages 172.73

Total $8,200.69 Expenditure totalled $8,026.91 leav-

ing a surpulus of ll73.78 making a total of $8,200.69.

The endowment fund has hr-.on in-

creased by a heqliest of $1,200 from the Honorable John Richards Estate, and now amounts to the sum of_$3,- 900. This sum in invested, as required by the donors. in permanent securities. in at present "Dominion War Bonds." the interest of which you will use credited in above stato-

meflt Vil. $280.80.

asm-ottsai. i I __ L_ ¢ -- - - -f ff ~ ' -_

llain Stewart. Presldcrit. ll.J_ iilassy. Secretary. .

SECRETARV'S REPORT

The annual report of the Ladies

Aid of Prince County llositril for thc year till?-18.

Officers for' the yearl-

Presirlciit. Mrs. Neil Mr-..liiarric.

'l‘reasurer. Miss Mary iluiit. Vice-Pres.. Mrs. J. M. Noorrau.

Miss S. Sciiurman. Mrs. liar-lrer. Mrs. E. ’l‘. Tantoii_ Mrs. McArthur. Mrs. Smallman, Mrs. Levi Sllllphant.

Buying tlonrmltteez-Mrs. Alex.

McNeil, Miss Eva McNeil.

Secretary:-Mrs. L. A. Moore. Since the annual meeting held June

lltli. 1917, ten now mernbers have been added to the Aid.

Mlnard'a Llnlment used by Fhyelclana

'Ihc Best. Eye ServiceI

Having recently return-

ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, I am now in a position to give my- patrons the very best eye service obtainable.

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mon- 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-

pairers of Eye Glasses, opectacles,'etc., and will at- tend to same while you wait. _ __

Graduate Optomentist,

"Phe Board ot Trustees are: Wil-

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DR. DeVAN'S FRENCII YIIJS i.‘iI°l1'Z

uletisrm Pill for Women. $5 a bex or three 191 Im. d nt all Dm; Storee. or mailed to ID! mdxeaeou rcceiptof price. Tin Boollu- DIUO Cb. Bt.r0athnrlnoa, Ontario. ___ Filosr E o 'o"'roit“ii-#nw "mf"

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Professional C_a_i_r_ii3

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CHRONIG DIDIABIU

CURATIVE TREATMENT by nl.

month In advance. Victoria Hotel: Charlottetown. P.E.I.. Canada.

HOURS. 12 I0 3 dulll. NOW '

_ T1

s. s. ir`Essr.\N Barrister, Bolleitor, Notary Public, etc., 1 monnv To i.oAN.

Ublllllllli P. I- I.

_é J. I). STEWART, K. 0. Barrister, Solicitor and

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