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Commencing Wednesday, June 7th,

the S. S. HALIFAX will sail from Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW- KESBURY and HALIFAX at 7 a. m., and every Wednesday at the same time thereafter. For further Informa- tion apply to.

JA8. CARFIAGHER.

» ' Agent...

Charlottetown, P.E.1. '

9865-5-20Mtf.

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL~THE-WAV BY WATER. INTERCOLONIAL LINE.

S. S. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER- NOR COBB.

Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for Eiistport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.

Return- Leuve Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days iit 9.00 a. m., for Portland East- port, Luhec ‘and St. John.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Direct between Portland and New

York. Steamship North Land and North Star. . V

Leave Franklin W'llarf, Pbrtland,

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.30 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.30 a. ln., June 19 to Sept. '11, Inc.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Direct between Boston and New

York. ‘

13% Hours. Route via Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Steamsllips Massac-

husetts and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side indian Wharf,

Boston week days and Sundays at 6 p. m Some Service returning frfom Pier S, North River, Foot of Murray St. New York City. ei. .loin-i city Ticker office, 47 King sei A. C. Currie, Agent. St. John, N. B. A. E. Fleming, T.F.;-I. P. A. St_ John

N. B_

Tile Magdalen islands S. S. Co. Ltd

The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.

mails, passengers and freight leaves Plctouevery Moilday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning express from Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands call- ing, going and coming at Soilris.

ct-IAS. W. IVES, Agent, Plctou.

W. H. Starratt, Manager. Amherst,

f Harbor,` M. I.

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Time Table

ROCKY POINT FERRY S. -S. HILLSBORO

Leave.Ch.Town Leave R. Point 7.00 A. m. 7.30 A. M. 8.00 “ 8.30 “ 9.30 A. M. 10.00 A. M 11.00 " 11.30 "

1,30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.

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The marriage takes P1860 thi ing in Portland, Me., of Miss Maofll- Coles to Mr. Frank Cole! -bulb. °f Milton. .They leave at oace 10|' =P- .E. Island where-they. will -m\\}6 ill-0|? home. - . '

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Mr. Peter Martin. New Acadia, has

received the foliowfngslettxerld frounllli thou , now ll IIB -

son Au Y MW 21,1916; ; Dear Father: ii. . ' received” __5letter a few dafs

and that you are well as this leavQ' me the seine. Well this is Sund morning. We have just got in fro church parade out In the open Iiel It is certainly Ilne and warm now. T _ _ grain is six Illches high. Everyth _ is in fine shape. l have received a lot of letters from Canada since I cldiie over. l have a few friendsrubputgillly miles from here. I l~eceIv8_Il,s;‘_liig‘.box of cake from them last week. .~,-_-\`_'

They are beginning to bred!-, _ J-\1&_

battalion and are sendilltvtlg: li’ France ln drafts of twonhundr ata*

time. Two hundred are._%f|5ig.tomor- row. We are sei!-his Us ..-.\\_i”IlfQ!'l11° Issued to us this week and _"w_d,'§l‘9 80-, illg to be inspected by-the'.l,{,lt`|i;,'~<_. _ _,

It is so nice and warm .you can gd

ill the woods alld sleellfil-3111.1 have been sleepillg all the afternooii "` as that is all we have to -do. I like this life ilne. I think that thirsignallers will be leaving llere.soun.._blit do.nol, kliow where we will be going. I have a lot of news I could write to you about the damage the air ships are doing not ten miles away from here. Last night some soldiers were killed but cannot say any more for I aln not allowed to. One thing they are around here quite often bilt Brit- ish airshlps are flying over here all the time four and live everyday, guarding the camps Wcll father as I have not much more news to' tell '¥Q\\` for this time ,l~ think 'I will-close;-gl will write a few lilies every week and I hope you will do the same. So good bye for this time from

ANTHONY.

Address, ` L

No. 409131 Signnller A. JV. Martin, 64th Batt. C. E. F., '

Otterpool Camp. ` ' Snndling. Kent, Eng.

Local Druggists Repair What

Famous Surgeons Cannot Touch

Shattered nerves are beyond the

reach of the Surgeon's knife. What will repair them? Dozens of people right here in your home town will bear testimony to this fact that Zoe- tic-the health tonic- has set them on their feet agaln.This famous coni- bination of . glycer-phosphates-_ the actual element of the huma_n__bgdy- Cod Liver Oil and "delici_o`u's tonic wine, supply the very elements that worn out nerves require. In a` quiet way the action of Zoetic is truly mar- vellous. Without a trace of narcotic it induces sound sleep. And following that, better and better digestion. And following that iz. Ilnal and complete re- building of the nervous system drain- ed of vitality. Two weeks’ faithful use of it will convince you. Because you have been so often misled, expecting much and receiving little we offer out- right to refund the purchase price of Zoetic if at the end of two weeks you cannot report real progress toward better health. Start trying It today. Sold by E. A. Foster, Distributing Agent for P. E..I. _

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Homeseekersli

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Monday (for Tuesdays lost)

BABKATDON, CALGARY., aomolvrou. src.

Tickets good for Two Months `

- from date pf issue

TOURIBTB SLEEPERI FROM MONTREAL See that Tickets read vis Bt. John and Canadian Pacific.

For full particulars apply Llout.

In n. cess, Agricultural nail. oiisri

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write DLG. Murphy, D.P.A., C.P.R. ' Bt. John, N.B. \

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CESSFUL STUDENT.-At the

exams of Mt-Donald College,

ue de Bellevue. ileld on Thurs- iss Dorothy A. Loligwortll, won C. Wilson Prize of'$40. This

p was awarded ill the school for teachers. in the elementary school.

as, Miss Iiongworth stood first.

"l<eNsiNc'i'oN.-'riie Y. L. Mis-‘

ircle will hold their annual

I`ierill8 service in the Presby-

Church on Thursday evening

clock. The Rev. H. J. Fraser

of Summerside will ive he address. Special

E t music by the_ young ladies Mr. Jollll Thompson and Miss Brown will sing solos. Every is invited to attend the meet-

I. MAN'S SERVICES APPREC- .-The Peterborough, Ont.,

ner, of June 14th contains it

portrait of Mr. J. E. L. Goodwill,

Mrs. John Goodwill, of Brighton. ttetown. The portrait is coupled n article stating that Mr. Good-

will was on Tuesday last presented

illuminated address by the chil'

Aid Society oi' Peterborough in

recogni the dunl position of solictor und sec-

for the Society. Mr. Goodwill, as taken by surprise made zl

fitting reply, stating tiiatlle would ever appreclalte the token and thanked his

gee for their collistent co-oper-

tioll of his nine years service in

body_ of Mr. John D. Haslani. sad and very suddell death by overboard 'from the stern of

r'Ferry steamer, was recorded erdsy’s issue was recovered by

Messrs. Wallace and Joseph MacDo-Ii

` Although _two boats were lowered as quickly as possible after the acci-

o sign of the unfortunate mall

was to be seen. Had these boats

provided with grappling hooks' dy might probably have been t up before life was extinct.

cargo

plant at ,proceed to for a

cargo lumber.

.The remains of the late Stephen McLean who died as a result of inju- ries received in an automobile accident near Bedford. N. S.. arrived last night by the Car Ferry steamer. Halifax papers report the accident as fol- lows: »

The 'accident occurred _ between

Bed-ford and Rockingham, the car being owned'arid driven by Edwin Woolaver, of the Hantsport Garage Company; With him in the ‘car were‘iVir. McLean. Mr. Masters, Mr. Ritchleand Mr. 'Acorn of Windsor.

'they were driving at about 28 miles

an hour -the fatal accident being due to the fact that one of the rearwheels of the auto struck a large stone in the 'mIddle‘of'the road. The car slowed' to one"s'ide striking violently an elec- tric light pole,~whIch was broken' by

tlgnlmpact, the car also being badly d aged. Mr. McLean was not thrown out. Mr. Masters struck the back of his head and his shoulder. but happily, not sustaining serious in- jury, although he was badly shaken. Mr. McLean remained ‘in the car, his position 'being unchanged and making no mention of injury. ' ~

They returned to a house-along

the' road, fortunately finding there a trained-nurse, who dressed Mr. Mas- ters' wounds, Mr. McLean talking meanwhile, but still making no refer- ence to Injury to himself. He got up fromhis seat -in the car to permit Mr. `Wo`olaver to get some tools, but there was noth-ingwhatever in his ap- pearance, manner or words to suggest that he was the worse of the acci- dent.

The pnrty drove into Halifax and

went to the Royal hotei_ Mr. McLean becoming unconscious shortly there- after. A medical msn was-at once summoned. The latter advised Mr. McLesn’s removal to the Victoria. gen eral hospital where examination re- vealed ri. fracture of the skull. ln spite of.every eilfolt the-patient rapid- ly sank, passing away about eleven r’r-lock Monday evening. Tile only explanation is that owing to the force of the collision with thejelectric light pole. his head struck the- side of the cm- violently; -causing tlte-fre.cture'.‘

He ~w.as- 29 yearsrrli’ .age,»- llnmurricd.

lived, as stated In Souris, and--was-»by1 occupation a mnker of artificial limbs. The body was-taken to Joseph Spen- cer's whoi‘c~it‘ wnsprepsred for-.burial and forwarded- to P. E.=»Island.~~ . 1. ~

time something to serve the. The deceased was a native of Clear

e of grappling had been secured

the body was then in the water for an '

nd three quarters. Iirst attempt of the grapples was sful Ili bringing the body to the

'surface

as taken aboard the steamer

Dr. Ledwell and otilers for an

nd a half tried resusitation by

of artificial respiration, but all

deceased was only 25 years of d ot splendid athletic build. it

that he was a. capital swimmer

e fact that the body was only or an instant oil the surface to bear out the theory that he unned when he struck the wa- A.-piece of planking forming n

.Iootboa

lie' apparently tripped in -the a - -

rd for the staging, against

rkness, went overboard with d drifted away. This . may

by the grappling hook. ,-.The

was later conveyed to Wrighfs

ry 'Chambers and prepared;.`!ol'

In view of the death being

considered purely accidental it was

d that an inquest was uniieces-

ased was the son of Mr. "W, H. m of East Royalty and the fune- es place this afternoon from his s residence to the Peoples Ce-

metery. _

ased was well acquainted with of the men working at the car- steamer and it is thought that he board to see some ol’ these and

Ing-out of that part of the ship the _is stored probably ed the upturned foot-

to and fell overboard.

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THURSDAY .

~ FUNERAL SERVICE.-.A very

large funeral took place on, Saturday afternoon, June 17th at Port Hill, when the body of Miss- Pris Ilia M., Gorrlll,was. hurled in the Ellplscopni Church Cemetery. Tile Rev. Jolln J. _Bramford ofiiciating. The deceased was the daughter of A. R. S. Gert- rude Gorrill of Northam. Miss Gorrlll left home last September to be train- ed for, a.nurse_at the Grafton State Hospital, Mass, U. S. A.. and while doing her duty contracted disease. which subsequently ended in her death. .She was.23 years of age. The heartfelt sympathy of the whole com- munity wus manifested at the funeral and it is hoped that the bereaved family will_.ilnd consolation and com~ fort in Him whonlonc can supply our every need.-P. '

A NEAR ACCIDENT.-The S. S

Halifax which arrived in Charlotte- town yesterday evening from Bostoll had a bit of exciting experience just after Halifax. Tuesday mor-

lllllg- she collided with the U. B. Cutter, Senlac. Hil'|kil\E her the stern and swinslns into the life boats davits. The crews steaniers were immedi-

stations to await devel- was no excitement rl-

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