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squeeze the juice of two lemons in-

to a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beau- tiiier, at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and

any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for e. few cents. Massage this sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck. arms and.hands each day and see now freckles and blemishes disappear 'and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yee! lt is harmless.

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Professional Cards

DR. CLIFT

CI-IRONIC DISBASES ,0URA'I.'.IVlIi TREATMENT by the

month ia advance, Vlstorla Hotel. Uharlett own, P.E.I., Canada. HOURS. 12 to 8 daily. NOW

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Randster, Solicitor and 'Notary Public

‘Whoa Newson Biook, Charlottetowr i Branch 0Moe, Georgetown

llonev to Loan on Real letate

S. S. HEBSIAN larflatar, Solloltor, Notary Public, etc.. IIONIV T0 LOAN. Montague. P. I. I.

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W. I. Bentley, K. tt. larrlatar and-. Attorneye_pt»Law Money to Loan, Milos-lank of N. 8. Chambers, ' Charlottetown. P.l.l.

IIORBON & DUFFY larrlnare and Attorneys

lolfeitorl gjtoyai Bank of Canada

i as av vo Loan.

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\IoLEAN & McKINNON lsrrletera Attorneys-at-Law Oloe Royal Bank Building

' Charlottetown PII.

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`WABB'UE'I‘0N 5 SHAW larristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub

ls, Ito.. Solicitors 'or Canada Baal Ihoeiatlon. Bank of lloutrssl. Cau-

a.l_a, Permanent Routine Gerson

Miss D. Rudge Hairdressing and . Iianllinre Parloura

ako immgood r sie. 111 one

-homie street. i:'iie‘i'i'e 'lies-L.

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_PROHIIITION INBPECTOR. -

officially engaged for practically the whole week at Summerside and vic- inity. Mr. Barbour is a faithful and fearless officer. full of yarticulars of his labor will be to hand In the near'

-WOUNDE_D.-Mrs. Ronald Mc-

Donald. 'l’raveller's Rest, has receiv

wounded with shrapnel in'th`e left?

in France. Sergegnt MacDonei_d_ ' overseas wit_li__th¢_§108 _‘ __

»tosIa,- B. 0..-~hiving enlisted -in tial.

west and has been sixteen months iul

the trenches. _ l

MR. HARKINS RECOVERY.-Mrl

W. S. Harkins the well known actor,' has been confined to the house for the past two weeks, the result of a pain- ful accident. With his wife and dau- ghtsr, Mr. Harkins has been at a Mnssachussetts Summer resort. One day while reaching for a fishing pole

he fell, badly fructuring two ribs and

house. He is now much improved.

Late on Saturday afternoon ugu st, occurre e ve y

Williston, Esq., Deputy Treasurert Chatham, N. B. She had not been in, robust health for some time, but just: prior to the sad event Mrs. Brown

had apparently been enjoying her_ usual health and was in the best of spirits. Without any warning what-' ever the end came and with-' out a struggle. She leaves to mourn, besides her well known and highly

Alaska, and three daughters, Mary! and Edith at home, and Katherine af, present in New York. 'l‘liere‘is 'also a sister, Mrs. Sutherland, residing at

Sydney Mines, N. S.. The Guardian_ extends to the bereaved family its sincerest sympathy. -

On August 1st Mr. John McCarthy

Brocton, Lot 4, received a telegram conveying the sad news of the death of his son John Archibald in lndiania U._ S. A. Deceased? who had' resided in the United States for the past number of years. was aprfvate In tho 603rd Engineers, and was stationed at Fort Benjamin, Harrison, Indian-

in and on July 30th at 9.58 p. m. his soul went forth to meet its Maker. He was attended by the Roman Cath-

i’ul member. llis remains were laid.

ter received' by his father from Capt. McGreuchin of the Engineers which speaks for itself.

"--Your son. as becomes a. soi-

dier was accorded a military funeral. I-le was dressed in the full uniform of the U. S. Army, a flag was draped on his casket, and' a wreath of flow- ers placed on his grave by the memb- ers of his company in remembrance of the esteem in which he was held by mem] li is deeply regretted by all that he could not have lived to so ld France wlili us, but io have died in the line of duty over here is as honorable as though he had been"ltill- ed on the field' oi’ battle."

The late Mr. ‘McCarthy was a man

of exceptionally fine character, and his death at the early age of 31 years will be greatly mourned by his many friends both in Canada and in the

United States. __

lie also leaves to mourn besides a

father and step-mother,_two"broth`ers§ Eugene P. in Brocton, Lot 4 and JV. Ligourl__in Boston. Mass and one sin- ter Mrs. Louis Brown of `Waltham.

Mass. Requ_iesqan_t__i_n_Pace. Summer- side papers please copy. `

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Le Cuticura Care?

tment relieves skin irrl tions

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Mr. George Barbour. local prohibition _ '_'“" ' inspector for Prince County, has been 5"” FM wind 'NW 0"' ull! 39°"-

How to Remove Eaally

X-lere's achance, Miss Freckle-face.

to try a remedy for freckles with the Suarantee of a reliable dealer that it will not cost you a penny unless it re-

lmeves inet si - nil i

‘ut __H_ _ rec es, w e t it does

me _ziveyou a clear complexion the ex-

pense is trifling.

Simply* get an ounce of othine-dotr

ble strength-fiom any druggist and a

ed word limi her youngest sou ser ,few applications should show you geant Hubert C. MacDonald has _ n h.°“' °“y it is '° 'ld Y°“"“°" °f tb”

homely freckles and get a beautiful com Iealon Rarel is more than' one

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and U 110W il All Amaflcln H9812! __ ounce needed for the worst csse.- ’ we _

_ _Be sure to ask the dtruggist for the

llble strength othine as this isithe-

piescrlption sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freck- Ie`s. ‘ ' ‘

AN ATTRACTION FOR EXHIBIT-

lON.- His Worship Mayor Wright has secured from Mr. H. H. Melan-

so_n, for display at the Provincial Ex- hibition a model of the-Car Ferry Prince Edward Island. 'i`he model which is six feet in length is a com- plete replica of the steamer and will be shown along with other attract- ive matter showing important points

necessitating his confinement to the along me Canadian Government Ran;

ways. .

A at 31 d th ‘_ REV. DR. ARCHIBALD.-in refer-

ring to the death of the late lamented

sudden death of Mrs. Ambrose L. ' - Bmwm duu_gme__ or the late John T_| Rev. Dr. Archibald it was stated that

Mrs. Arcliibald pre_deceased_ her hus_~ band, which was incorrect. Besides Mrs. Archibald the following family mourn. Rev. L. P. Archibald, Pastor of Lower Musquodobit. N. S.; J. Ged- die, Prof. of Chemistry in Agricultur- al College. Truro; Mis. Hugh Cum- mingof Winnipeg and Miss lielen :ll home.

-REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION

respected husband. one son, Harry, in, A Corporal now a prisoner in Ger-

many in a letter to the Red Cross in London statesthat Lieutenant Archie

Lefurgey. son of Mrs. '1`hos. Lefurgey of St. Eleanoris, has been killed .in action and not taken prisoner as pre; viously reported. Lieutenant Lefurgey was _wounded in the big drive March 23rd and on going back to help the above mentioned Corporal who was also wounded, was fired on and kill- ed instantly.--L. '

ISLANDER KILLED IN ACTION.- As previously reported in the Guard- ian John Malcolm Murchison, son of Mr. Simon Murchison, Pinette has been killed in action. Pte'."'Murchi-

is when he was stricken with typhoid son enlisted in the iosili in 1916 and Calm air ‘ »- \ li ‘°9V9¥`- H9 eniemdl ill*-3 P05! HOSDUHI went’ to France o'n `Decembe'r`5f,li`oi"" Th°t`Wh|5P‘"' “WSI” watching mr' l

mined for his PGCOVBFY- but God Or' 3, 1917 but recovered and went again " _ ' _ ' _ ‘ ' ` damed °thel`W159~ C°mD1iC3ti0“5\_5e'» into action. He was gassell in Octnh- '_ .,

er 1917 and was in hospital in France

for two months. Fronr this also he recovered and again went back to the

‘mc Chaplin °f the P°Bt' ‘md ""°°iv`|trenches. lie took part in some of the ed the last rites of the Catholiclmggest ibattge, of the Wm- including Phurch' °f which he Wag ever a high" Viiny and. Hill 70 from all of which he

escaped until on August Sth nt thc

for the time being in the Post Comet- _ begmmng 0: ma present drive he

my; I `| was killed as above stated. lie was

liollowing is an extract from a let-la strong stalwart fearless fellow a

genial companion and a muu of sterl- ing worth and chara'cter_ Another brother Gunner Angus Murchison is also nt the front and so far has ell-

caped unhurt. To the father and mother_ the two sons and six daugh tors at home.` The Guardian tenders deepest sympathy.

'rE|.EPl-ioNE MEE1'|No.- 'rlis

telephone meeting held. in Marsh

iIeld_Hall Thursday evening was larg y attended. Mr. P. A. Furquhur-

`.sonB%\ .motion of iMr. Gibson was callei to the choir and after explain- ing t.hat. this district on account of

part of it and also not allowing ii rural line to approach that part too closely, was in a somewhat dliilcult position ‘io accommodate its prospect- ive subscribers. He thought that with

it was easily possible to overcome the dimculry`f."i`ie"'cal|ed on Mrnviin Busklrk, tl'me.1`nanager to speak who explained' wiéry minutely the way‘ a rural _telephone ought to be construct- ed and said lhe"'co§t which on ac- count ofthe war was gradually in- creasing has no prospects of s de- cliu§.for_ygars to come. He advised the "Company to begin operations at once-,.-if it wished to save money. He

ford to be without it and that the added property value meant a great deal Eve y day business calls were

J coming ii1{t¢i the office. which could

not be filled and that consequently _districts uo‘t served by ‘telephone were losing; money. After some questions and remarks by those pres-

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9 ° i - ent it was decided to getthe se -

for 8 _,ment of the _people and a _good strong

Itbrsally wonderful how npzlcklyl 'committee oonsisting.of P. ,A. Far-

hotbath tl\Cuticura Soatp ollowed quhm-,om Q90,-5, Bouyen, »C1m-leg af ¥°""° '“°'““"|' "‘ C‘§'°‘"° fnmierison and AI A. Monera were

'hgh ge hw '||¢¢f,,| mg reg. *appointed to canvass the district and

illld 50|’ hfllli Ulf* re ort at the adjourned meeting

#'m¢h¢f~ l“f|P%|“"'°h°‘|zg§|” Lrupesday evening A vote of thanks

'f ‘amcizlell *Mn R 'um' ` _ kiss tendered Mr. VanBusklrk for the

maj by interest he took in attending and for

ul-eeélidiermnien so enearinllrairf

eu to which he flttlnaiy replied. I "

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the company, doing 'business over

somegood Judgment and engineering »

told" of some of the numerous ad- vantages of'--a-‘rural telephone whichu

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\ apart from the social siflpj h in n ""_"2L'-l'L"f I rural distrlg),7mea__ns so"`inuch. He m ,ga . thoifght no' upbto date place could af-

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sale has been Mrs. Paul

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It is viitli feelings or profound son

row and iidness that we Fe'éo'r"d 'thc passing of George Eden Meggison, only son of George E. and Mrs. Mez gison of "Point Brilliant Farm," For tune Cove, on Monday afternoon August 5th at the early age of 5’ years. Although in failing health for the last fo_ur years was never heard to murmur or complain. He was loved and esteemed by nil who knew him His kind helping hand and his sweet and genial smile which was always ov l ident, will be greatly missed. Being cut off in the flower of his age, full of promise for the future, amiable and gentle and endearing himself to all, rendered' it hard for his sorely stricken parents and sister. But they

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bule of heaven and this thought- world was clarified with the new' vision. for he saw "without the veil

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home, the funeral cortege, which was very large left for the Alberton Pres- byterian Cllurch, where n very touch- ing service was conducted by Rev Principal _l_~`r_s_ser' of Montreal College Mrs. Walter Matheson sang very ten derly as a solo-"There is no Night in Heaven," which added much io the impressiveness of the service. The many and beautiful floral tributes were speaking tokens of the love and esteem of "George’s" many trlend's.l And to the bereaved family their

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good coo`k knows that Ontario winter wheat flour makesthe most delicious pastry in"ti\e world. The good cook, who cakes pride in the flaky lightness 'of her_Pic _Crum -_in _the fine, even texture of her Tarts, Cakes and Buns-'-_says there’s “nothing like the famous old Ontario winter wheat flour for' pastry". ' ` _ " But the ood cook of today does not have to buy “special pastry” flour to get such results. ghe uses the same flour for Bread as she does for Pastry-and is particularly careful to ses that her dealer always"'ee"i1di_` 'A ‘ ` ' '

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have a flavour, a tsstinese, a aatdyin deliciousness, that,‘you_='never remembes to have enjoyed in auch _. ‘- i “Beaver” Elour is blended _ exact o sro rodetermined by sdeutidc tests. Thus, it is l3_0hs_‘£d'_£i(a\_e_“ifx‘,i§§#_§¥i_\ an¢l§_iqudHty'felld-will Ihr' xi” ¢h°_»~° furry .»..?i`.»"f.i.`i`.4 _I _' ' ‘-1. ff-_ f 'ny.i¢ fer amd md ~roey¢'ssv¢»-ys.s;»qsue- -ess-is m for buds; ary. Bo euro and get the genuine-'l’¢il‘d'¢ii"1i}"lihliila‘,"¥lill“iiftfst’oirhaying “Beaver”

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