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Women who feel weak, iaguid and depressed- who look pale and dull-ey , and have ost appe- tite and fresh looks-need a tonic that will
the blood, help the organs of digestion, te the liver and bowels, and strengthen
‘ the system. It long has been known that
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` ' . Mr. and Mrs. N. Currie Jr., of Mad- “'\-055755 5AlT- C0111 BY»0l`|iB6l
_ lock leavmg B lovely daugme,._ can herring. freshly salted, low price; sel- \ - gi-atulutions to all concerned.-W. "'13 915°- Send >'0\ll‘ Order Bl 0060-
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are “a blessing to weak women, for they quickly correct
woman! ailm nts, ° rove the ttte, .purify the blood add re-egtablitllimliealthy coggltlons. They are
` safe to take as they are purely vegetable and without
any_ harmful drug. A few doses will bring better spirits, improved health and a feeling of fitness.
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FIRST GLIMPSES OF ENGLAND
Mr. and Mrs. James (‘oady of Eniy-
vale, Lot 30, have i'et-I-ivt-tl the follow ing letter from their son, \\'illiain An- gelo, who left Cliarlotwtown with the 2nd draft, and is now in England:
Freiisliam Pond.
April 29th, 1918.
Dear Father and Mother.-Just a
few lines to let you know that we ar- rived safely in England. About the trip l am not allowed to say anything, not even the port we landed at.
The water was calm. with the ,ex-
ception of a few days, and then it ver- tainly was rough. The troops were not allowed on deck.
During the nights the ship was in
total darkness, the idea being to keep her hid from the subs. There were about 15,000 soldiers going across with us. lt was surely an able body of men.
Well, 'England is a beautiful coun-
try. No mind could ever imagine that it was so pretty. it is no wonder that the Englishmen fight so hard. ilidinu on the train one comes to a city about every 20 minutes, and all large sized.
There -is real summer weather here
and it was quite it surprise-to us t.i see the grass up about a foot. and the cropping all done. The grain is up three inches. Vegetables ami ilowur gardens are out ln the pink of beauty. The English people greatly appreci- ate the Canadian soldiers, accortlingly as we marched through the streets. they were lined up on both sides giv- ing us a hearty welcome. We are camping at 11 placed called l-‘rr-nsliani Pond in the County of Surrey, and are quarantined in here again, 'l`liat seems to be our luck, but i think it is only for ten days.
We are then going to iliainshot
camp. The place where we are now quartered is not a very nice p‘nct»,- away down in a valley. surrounded on all sides by hills and no liousf-s ir. sight; but there is any amoun: of camps and soldiers, We mot (ins
Coady and thc other island boys licrc. They were very glad to see us,
\Vell, this day six iwcks, I '*.IlllSI€<\.
and have been sliifting around nearly ill tht- time since., It did not take us 'one to get this fur, at tiny rate. We just have to put in nine ww its more training and then we are going after that old woolly fellow,-t`or ni__v part. the quicker the better, and l think the other boys feel that way also; for it it is our luck to be wounded, we will get lniwk all the sooner, and ii` \\e are killed it will save us from long months of hardship. but we would all lik-. and hope to see (_`;i.natia agaiii.
This is a Cantitiian camping grouinl
with all Uoiiatliiiii tltei|t»i'al.~'. who ap pear to be very clocviii ft-llows. Vi/l- Inid not very loin: to stay in Ainhersi, only three days, but it was long I-ii- Jiigh for ni:-, as we were never ;illo\\'- od out. '
l saw some fine flocks of shfiop and
Iainbs yestt-rday anti it inade nic feel ltiiiestiiiit- when i thought oi' the tizti-e l used to he rouiiding tip oui' own lil home.
Teil l~`i'ank to send nic sonic tolnic-
leo, as we cun’t get any :tt all at these | t-ainps, anti i will send hini at Ger-
iiian's thiiinb t`or it. is Selina in the t-oiiveiit yet? l would liked to have seeii her before l left.
\Vell, l think l will close for now,
as this hiiglc is sounding for supper. We can hear the guns roaring at the front. bitt that does not scare ns n bit, l want you to get ti Mass snid for nic, as it is likely wc will nct get to churcli any more. l hope you are
lull well. and. sa don’t worry about
Y.
nie in tho least, as l ani not woi‘i'yin_r.', about niyself.
So good bye, hoping to hear front
you soon. l remain,
Your son,
WM. ANGELO.
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iitakes known to the public that he has not reported to Captain Stanley any persons in connection with the mili- tary act. 701.9
-AN INTERESTING VISITOR-
Phe “stork" recently arrived 'at Mr. and Mrs. W. Waite‘s Maddock and left a beautiful son to brighten their
-Mrs. Michael 0’Brieii and little
niece Elna Mcinnis ,of Mimlnigash, have gone to Boston to visit her son Jctran, and other near relatives. On 'ier return trip Mrs. 0’Brlen will stop >h` at Lewiston, Me., the guest oi' her ilster, Mrs. 'Thomas McDonough. Mer -ion Martin, who has been u student it' St, l)unstan's University, accom- panied her as far as St. John, N.B.
-EPWORTH LEAGUE-The an
nual meeting of the Epwortli Leagut
Wolfe met on Wednesday evening Af ter the devotional exercises the fol lowlngoflicers were elected for 1918 19: President. Mrs. (Rev.) Brodie; ‘Vice-Presidents. Miss Minnie Murray Miss Louisa Fish, Miss Edna Fish Miss Viola Strung. Miss Hester Lids tone and Miss Margaret Cook; Treus urer-Miss Tina Mcllachern; tlorres
portxding Sec., Miss Jessie Mci-Iacheri.
-S. S. MEETING-On Tuesday
cvening the members of the Sabbatl school of the Methodist (‘.hurch o' Millburn niet for their annual meet ing, the ilev. lt. Brodie. as (‘hair ina,n. The officials i'or 1918-19 wer( appointed as follows: Superintend
I uit, Major Boulter; Treasurer and Se Itrretary, Edward Boulter; Cradle Roi ,Siiperliitendent, Mrs. W. H. Boulter 'Feacliei‘s, Seymour ‘McWilliams ant" t`ltu'cnce McWilliams, Mrs. A McWil liunis and Miss May Wedlock. li was also arranged that the Sabbati school would meet at 10 a. in. dur ing the summer tline.-W.
illllllll, IAWYER. JNGUISI, l\lUSll}lllN IVIAGICIAN-lRAl"EllR
There are few arts that iieoessitate
:i wider range of qualifications to in sure perfection than that of the pres iidigltator. lt is not merely, as the outsider might be led to believe. the ability to dec_eive the spectator by ra pid movements, this, indeed. is a nii nor feature and a good deal of the talk about the “quickness of the hant _deceiving the eye" is simply rubbish. li~`irst of ull, a successful conjuroi must possess address, polish, dignity and education sufficient to enable him to use good English. Likewise, In must be gifted with an entertaining manner.
Carter, the great, who appears ar
the Prince Edward today and ,Thiirs lday is a very versatile man and ir linany ways is the magician par excel
llence who lacks none of the qualiflca .
tions mentioned, besides possessing ,others not enumerated.
“The average person," remarked
Carter. “has little idea of the viscis- situdes encountered by a conjurer in his travels and in the practice of his nrt. No matter how careful ci man may he, something usually goes wrong and it is always the unexpec- ted that happens. I recall what ,canie near to being a disastrous ttf- fair when l was performing in Atlan- ta. I was producing the experiment ot' shooting a borrowed ring into ii bottle held by u lad on his head. The property man had borrowed my revol- ver to shoot rabbits or something and had neglected to exchange the real bullets for blanks. It so happened that when I shot at the boy I aimed lilgli and the bullet struck a piece of scenery, defiected and went through the property man‘s forearm. At once they told me from behind the scenes what had occurred. But I shudder to think what might have happened had i aimed lower or had I failed to discover that the revolver contained real bullets before performing my next illusion, “Out of Sight," which my wife then aided ln.~ Ten chances to mic l should have shot her. Now l make a pra'ctlv<~ of loading the revol- ver inyself. Seats now on sale at the Box Office, Prince Edward Tlioa- ire. 7021.
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A Nova Scotia officer was talking
at Treinont Temple on the Liberty loan. ‘-*¢\Vhich hand did you kill (lerinans with'."' asked :I young lu~ dy. “‘l-l-want to kiss that hand.” A Kiltie spoke up: “l've killed Gerniztns. too.” "Oh, and which hand did you kill them with?" queried the girl. “l BIT 'rm to death" announced the Kiltie, and bent for-
Minimuin char;
-EMPIRE DAY passed oil’ very
Gillette, at 0'Leary and the surround- ing d strlcts.-W.
-WANTED.-A man with fair edu-
cation for -shipping department. R. T. Holman, Limited. Summerside 7028
7029-5-29M2iEli
YIESTERII PERSONALS
-Mr. Irving Campbell of Summer-
iitlhe leftl on Saturday morning for St. o n.- ._
__-Rev. G". W. Irvine and wife of .ww London spent Monday in" Suni-
nerside . -L .
-Mr. S. A. Watton, Victoria, made
turday.-V.. ' .
ot' the Methodist Church at Capt -_ln auto mp to S,,mm,,,.s|de on Saw
-Misses Jennie (‘lark and Beth
Green were recent visltois at Stanley Bridge.-L.
-Mr. Wm. Cass of North River
*Dent the week end visiting friends in Summerslde.-L.
-Miss Winnie Villett, teacher, Lo-
wer Freetown, spent the week-end with her parents in Victoria.-V.
-Mrs. Jas. Proiitt, and Mrs. Leo
Hughes ol' Kensington were lu Sum- 'nersidc on Saturday.-L.,
---Miss Helen Mc-Donald, ot' O Leary
spent the week end at her home in Charlottetown.-L.
-Mr. Heartz Gotiklii. of Stimnier-
tide left last week for Halifax to en-
L _ I i l l
‘lst with the Royal Flying Foi-t~e.-- .
-Miss Rena Llnkletter of Suinnier-
iide spent the week end wltli friends .t New (llasgow.-L.
-Misses Pearl:-_ Cannon and Irene
-`oi'sythe spent the weak end at their home in (fharlottetowii.---l..
-Miss Avis Schurnmn of Summer-
side has accepted it position with the iirin of Messrs. Brace McKay &. Co. -L.
-Mrs. W. Boulter ot' 0’I.eory is
at present on ti _visit to hor parents Mr. und Mrs. -S. McVVillinms at Milburn.-W.
-Mr. ‘Eugene Adams of Summer-
side left for Charlottetown on Monday morning to report for seivice in. the Militia.-L.
-'I‘lie friends of Mrs. James Jelly
of Mount Royal feel for her in the rv- 1`ent loss of her sister Mrs. Webb of iiowlan.-W.
-Messrs. Charlie McDonald. Jas.
Pendergast and Jas. Dumphy. Ken- sington. spent the week end in I<in~ ‘-tora, visiting friends.
-Mr. and Mrs.John Lockhait. .\Irs.
Stirling MacKay and Miss Coretta MacKay of New London spent Satur- day in Suminerslde.-L.
-Misses Mildred Silliphant and
Fern Robblea of Summerside spent the week end at Charlottetown the guests of Miss Edith Love.-l..
-The many friends of Mrs. J. Mc-
Neil of Hallbiirton are sorry to hear that she is far from being well. They sincerely hope that she may soon ge‘ better.-W.
-Mrs. tDr.) L. Doyle, who had
spent the lust three weeks in town. the guest of her mother. ~Mrs. (‘h irlos Murphy, Granville 1Street, left 1 ii Sa- turday mornlng for her home ln Mont-.» ton.--H.
::Millers‘ Worm Powders are par
excellence the medicine for children who are found suffering froui the rav- ages of worms. They immediately ul- ter the stomach conditions under which the worms suhsist and drive them from the system, and, at the some time they c\"~ tonit-al in their effect. upon the digestive organs. re- storing them to healthful operation and onsurlng iniinuriity from further disorders from such at causr-.
::H.educed by Asthma.- The con-
stant strain of asthma hriiigs the pn- tlent to rt dreadful -stale of hopeless exliaustion. Flnrly use should hy all nieans bt- matic ot' the fainous Dr. J. D. l{cllog's Asthma Remedy, which more than any other acts quickly and surely on the air passages and brings blosseti help and comfort. No homc where aathina is present in the least degree should ho wltlioiit this great remedy.
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.. A YERY INTERESTING ASSORTMENT _OF
NEW WAISTS-Some that you have been waiting to see for' some time--some others that are very new- all of them attractive, all ofthem good.
pretty lace
l Moons & Mason, Ltd.
These are at $6-00. $6-50
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This is a really re-
markable dress- very pretty silk poplin in a new design' shown in
l Rose, Nigger Brown,
French blue, Navy and Sand.
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55 i Ii ml UI
There's a great range of waists to sell at a special
price-marquisettes with a touch of lace, striped voil- es, and a very nice line of embroidered fronts, There are all sizes in these waists --- --- ---*lil-25
And then there’s a very good value inwash silk
neatly made, with wide collar finished with touch of
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gettes in the very latest models that we hav seen.
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Interesting New Lot oil
Waists by Express Monde
- _ _ $1.35
and $7.50.
Another Great Lot of Ladies’ Summer Under-
wear---Yesterday .
THIS SHIPMENT OF BADLY WANTED
GOODS HAS BEEN delayed between the factory and Charlottetown for nearly two months-but after all it gets here in very good time. _-V ESTS-lflc io $1.00 each.
--(l()N[BlNA'I‘IONS-550. to $1.50 each.
' __-Dn.\\vERs-_-450 to sot- pr.
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Always New ideas in _ Headwear
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/ "-'~'}"‘.`*~‘ ly expecting to find some-
' thing new here in
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TRIMMEI) HATS 'rn1MM1:\'o MATE-
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Express is constantly
. up _J-_ bringing the novelties _ that have made and are
keeping this the biggest and best millinery store
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JAMES T. HUTT. GLENGARRY, LOT 7., P.E.l.
Killed in Franco, May 7th, 1918.
Great regret is expressed hy his
wide circle of friends at the sad news coming from overseas that James T. liutt had died on May the 9th at a lbuse hospital in i<‘t'ance from wounds received on the field oi’ honor.
James Hutt heard his country`s call
and he tai-rled noi. llc had many va- lld reasons to stay nt home viz., an aged father and one sister there who expected him to he their solace and coinfort, prop and sustenance and tho sunset ol' tlielr days. Still, the call of honor was plalncr. lie fared forth joyously to help hold the line and rescue a desolate land und tl fear- fully strlcken people from tyranny and an existence t0 which even death were it mercy. “Greater love hath
no man than this, that he lay down
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his life for his friends." James T. l-Iutt laid down his life for those prin- ciples of right that we have been taught to believe are inseparable from justice and righteousness and while his aged father sitting lonely by his empty hearthstonc will mourn for the strong beloved son that he'll welcome back no more, still intthe realization of a duty iiobly done there will ever he for his people n solace and u heart balm. “i.addie, beloved laddie! How soon
should wo cease to wecp,
Could we glance through the gold-
en gate way, whose keys the angels keep,
Yet love, our love that is deathless,
can follow you where you roam
Over the hills of (lofi. laddie, the
beautiful hills oi' Home."
May his soul rest in peace. 'I‘he Guardian, to whose columns
tho late Mr. Hutt was it frequent and valued contributor previous to his en- llstiiient, extends heartfelt sympathy to his aged father and sister in the sorrow that has fallen upon them, a
sorrow shared in now by so many homes in the Empire that is being re- deemed by the blood oi’ its noblest sons. ' _
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- The death occurred in this (‘l¢¥ y"5l9rdaY 0l' Mrs. John C. Crooks. after un illness of less than a day from DMB-|)"SlS-' The lat Mrs. (lroalte wh0
had reached the._s%ynnca-ti ug-e of sev- enty-tlireo years. as ot' u frlendiy disposition and was very highly es- teemed by s leglonqof friends.Besldes a sm-rowing husband she leaves I0
mourn two sisters ms. Capt. John Hughes and Mrs, ley of South Shore and the roll wing dquahlefs ‘und one son:--Mrs\._%‘rank J. llorns- by, Mis. l-‘red Waller, Mrs. 'J. Alonzo Pigott and Miss E s’_’a»t home and
Robert P. who ret nas? from E118' land a short time ago the bereav- ed relatives tho G\i§|jd'l_dn Blllelids isymiwthy- .
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