_llElll3_l'l“ l _ me iiluiiilllrifssiiuiinlii

A' »»_,-‘it - _

Mii`l"iEll SELEC'l'ED'_F_li’U_itl THIS Yi Eli’$ NWS FOR _ _ ' _ _

t§<’>C7O©<7V

e OOO <__ A|,|,|gg‘gf

9/\ f fi > ll 5 V r - .= 9 0

the

pn .~

A New ruu. wlucrrr "°“

._ P. Seale. of Gran; & Kennedy for the

'|‘ O suunoisloos. ' _

' Ii; " 5 ` , BEQUEST TO H03P|TAL.-The C _ Q N _ A _ trustees of the Prlnce.County Hos-

. _ ' "" vital have received a cheque for $1,-

.-_ mn _,un _gitnn |°n__ __ _ ___ gggngrom the estate of the late' Hon.

_, I KElROS.Ll`llfI'l.D -_ .. ~_ by him. in his W_il| to the iildtlllit-lon.

llskon, _ 1 Manned It will be placed in the endowment

_ ..__. _ ..-.___ fund

. _ _

_ Quarries __

°l~“l|¢Y list contains the names of

i , g -

action, T. B. Arsenault. Abram’s VWIBB: J. J. Currie. Cumberland.

of th

j Street. offered for sale by public auc-

llggg- d .coma biz'

“ _ THURSDAY _

CASUALTY LIST.-» A. recent

allowing Islanders Killed in

ROPERTY BALE.-The residence e late Mr. Martin West of School

on Monday, was sold to Mr. C.W.

`Bichards,'bemg the smount.lett

as.a memorial. ' _ -.i___

WEDDING BELL8._ Mr," Isaac Linklotter. who graduated" from Dralro Uulvei-.aity,_-. ne., Moinesfl on June iiiir, was 'married to Edna May Strong, '1 of 'Cedar

also being a graduate of Drak

'FUR BOYS ' University. The marriage was, per-

upplaannmwgp sgggopg i`orm_ed ny hlte-v. Stewart Linkletter,

G H; - ' cousn o t e groom. The young

-°."u'm "“‘°““"““""u” couple are now residing ati.Grovity, `

|-lflfniillll FUN’ Eliilllttifllllllllli iowa, where Mr. Linkietter has ac- . . Ktd

_ 0ds||l'ss||tq|q|l|q||q| cepted a position. _ - ' ` for an American port. The damage `

_ f,- soot. 12, 1917. sov W

3 App|.g5g|A1'E Qipfg, _ . when she was in collision with the Mt”

R4,_p_)g||¢g uAcD°ttum_“n__u__”_ Mess,-t,_ J_ H539" nntp G_ D_ Wrtght_ ~~ MINl8TER'S FAMILY WEL- tug Cruizel' ofi’ Halifax, while on the

nnve renewed n mctnttve let COME.- Rev T Goodwill of Ken- Way from New York to Charlottetown

I7../: L. .

(I ABBl~lY‘S SALT ranks first place among ABE

. specifics. -,tif ‘

.1 I (I Try ii bottlc to-tiny. Cast aside the old _-',`~ " _;` “'"‘ "Wd °°“' “S """’"’ “‘°""°"°‘1' Blanche clark, Miss iiazal Moran, lf- stolnachtroubles and d0n‘r forte! to ask Honour-is Fon. cAP'rA|N Has M”‘. F H "8 D' J B B' fm- I .=-..

`; '..='i’5

W |

Aut'um'n Term Commences

‘ ,_ Headmaster "L0 city.

_ . ' A ters

T - W. B.

ley_

axons nsranaroav -ro slsted of one hundred and ten pairs 10110!!! IATIICULATIOI. gox inflate - Alf - nouslnous ' ,lusncs-rnvsrcai.:nnca~ ll fig

'noir-oasn.s--swunmto chewing gum anti' a packet of cigar- i ettes. Major Prowse reports that all

ine. Gnome Dickson, President

_nouunullonoor _l_i_n_g;ds, iowa, on June 20th.# the

_n _ _ .

of acknowledgmenlt) from Major- ;’t:"5§’”' °"°”qd from 1f'|0"°¢°“ by

Pmwse and Mum, _,_ w_ stan W: onthuhmbcrland on Ifrlday (last)

_ or No. 2 canadian siege Battery. amf'§hn‘_’ire:“ 5°t§§0*°ca’;‘n°e°‘-_:lla Wttfe

:)';t`F;“"°b°' tg: p°'°;’l‘:t°°'.‘t to 12:6 West. Mrs. 'Goodwill a.ntlfai1i)i!lIy wil?

- eyy esegnemen.'-e _

"ll" gifts sent were forwarded' to Majors ;€:t?stlnl;t't:;teira;T|({§nf° “_ the manset alurnlsrunaimnaraoaoonsoaemu Prows st nl M Kin ' E r mesence W"

e. a ey, c non and n _

Peake for the use of the boys from ;,?n_E;|{c_h appreciated in Kensmg'

FUI.-I. Acablllio coungg Charlottetown and vicinity, and con-

and in each pair was enclosed mtlnggvt;/tASteAtv':g_:_X§_n8};tRv‘TA§ ‘1 of island tobacco, a package of hetd tttts week” wntch ;tav‘;s__°%:ét:_’;_‘

l_ and Rev. Major Fullerton were pre sent, it was decided bytllcnlerllberso

ls going well with the Battery. Major tn

lnss J. E. Macnonano, Principal

' scliboi. asosnis s:r1'.inh. t _ _ Caissdaff :mlm s)plf¢st'|’sn. " _ _ _ -_ --*em

F-;?~___-#___ *i PROHtBiTl0N CASE. Yesterday nd

' _._.._.._.,. the - ' l Mc

An _English Coliegle under the

direction of the Jesuit Paths".

Classical Coursts leading to

the degree of B. A. Beautiful new firleproof b tidings, splen- did equipment. ‘Spacious tiny. ing fields.

Fees from $60.00 a year for

Day Schoiars,_and $350.00 s year

1 s .ti _ ' ._ - ' . -, - _

L °§NRf_T_'E °t[_Zm CATALOGUE l _____n_-E under. the new amendment two the automobile line. 'rho building “‘°""""" “""’°"“ bid “"5 °" his h““d

__ m . - tion

ACADIA UNIVERSITY wotrvuul - - liars soaila.

Departments

Arts and Sciences. Applied Science. Theology. ,» _

Degrees " ~- “B-Ao ~B.So.. .B.Th., M.A.,_snd

certiflcstcs in Englnceringwatigsfl-` ‘ting to third year ln best teohnicsl schools. First year in Medicina. Law. and Theology given as electives in Arts course.

Equip`n\enl:_ _

Largestfundergraduate faculty in ‘ Marltime'Provlnces. Three new and splerididly equipped Science Buildings.

Expenses

Expenses light. and over $1.000 given in prizes and Scholarships yearly. Send for calendar to

George I. Csttes, D.D., l.I..D., President ' ‘ Ns`xt Term begins Oct. lrd, |911.

Acadia l.adles’_Semlnary W0|-FVlI.l.|l - - Nova Seelll. The Aim,-To prepare Girls and - YoungWomcn forcompletc living. The Cpurus.-Twslvot including

C_ollege Mstrlculation.HGenersl, Muaic,Art.Exprcsslon, ousehold Science. Business.

The Faculty.-Twenty-four Teachers

of Fine Personality and Special Training

The Equipment.-Modern and First

Class in every respect.

The Lceat_lon.-Unexcelled, in _ Evangeline Land. The Expense.-Very Moderate. from

$224 u according to Course

_ _nselecteg A Junior School.-For Younger

Pupil .

lnformgzion.-Write for illustrated

. book to

lcv. I. '|'. DeWOLFB, ED., Principal. Next Term begins Sept. lik. "I7-

ACADIA Ci?_l.l.EGlATE

BUSINESS ACADEMY

WGLWILLB - ~ Neva _lttlilm

A Rehtdentisl School for Boys and

' Young Men.

Eighty-ninth Year

Courae .-Collegiate, Manual

Trsiéing, Business. Special Courses.

Features.-Modern Residence.

Goo Equipment. ideal Location. Sple . Environment, Experien- ced '."' lllngStaff.ModerateCo|t.-

` Fo _L strated Catalogue of

-'_ rmatlon apply to P `_ I aIW.L Al€lllAl.D, W0 'l -_ _ . - lava leeils. Na -. __ _ .ma am. us. lui.

St yo

Pe of

C..

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ser

the

S S

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253*

_to

September, 1918." _

hrst

last

the

tratcs noted the ob ectlon and re~

The

against the defendant, the case was 1 veral

The following is the llstfof recruits a

Draft now

.Gr

case of Allan Bolsner'vs. Arthur Ch

rk, two Just es of the

:ice for Queen‘s County. for breach tho Prohibition Act. This was the ar

case to be tried in Queen’s si

unty under the amendment passed of

session whereby the Office of pin

abolished. Before the case was pro- of

the case within the limits or the ¢,,pa,,;ty_ ,fin nesting t°]td2,'}§l°be“: hnnfls of the genial sereeant. which of _Charlottetown The Magis- frame structure, .75 x 60 feet. having “'35 l1i1DHl'9`llllY Of ilUl‘l»P HDCIGYU

j n_ n cleat. nom. space tnst_de_ It ts the vintage. seemed to resent such treat-

ved the points for ggnsideratign tntnnttnn tn commence wmk at nicnt and burst into many fragments,

Court. however did not hnvg to nnce_ cutting his hand badly. and causing

decide on the legal objections raised,

there being no evidence adduced

ergt. Frank Sullivan, Vernon tt

te. W. P. Warren, New Glasgow,

E- I- gn Wednesday. It was a trip long to physically 'mm' N” 'H3073 Pte P

A1 .l ti

anley adds that "if all goes well one “ova on to Clase h

u may expect to see us home in to

t elr stores

Satifrday, August 4th from 9.45 a.m.

4 D111.. on the occasion of the an

nlversary of the declaration of war by

eat Britain. The day will he observ

_ es at 10 .m. . nd Klnnon of Glenaladnle was heard programme ,it 11'i,;_,n_a“,ttupprf;£rinle

before Duncan Edgar Shaw and ,Ar- pa thur I. Cla lc

be casll eniar e

AN ou1'iNo.- on saturdav July "‘-‘““"~" Th” °fll¢°r was rushed lv

_ 4tn_ Mt._ and Mt.n_ John Cat.t,te`t, and Dr. McMl»llan's office in an automo-

diSm|B!ef| fill' Want ‘lf 9Vld61`lC9- 59' two children of Earnscllffe, together hue' whom it was fmmd necessary

_ witnesses worn examined -but wttn Mt._ James Doyle and Meter to put several stitches in his hand

_n__;°;s_J_:ti_n_gnn__;a_y_ti_i_er_l_§_e d¢:_i'fet.li_i_?___nnlq. of Miss Lnnm_ panned through the ctty to close up the cuts. The lesson of

- on _ , 4

spent n very enjoyable time visit-ing ‘ft flstcharfggg t l°_“g`"°°,‘ft?"i‘ ,, ‘mm

ahead “signed ou" wml the 12th t the homes of Mr. Carrler's sisters, “us my W °“ mop" ue'

if Canadian R°l|‘llY Tf°°P°- xii'OX'Tgéadhgrdtifvéysweggviifonfglti; P. E. i. MEN.- Major T. E. Mao. being recruited here: . of a'parf.y_ of ton who went tn tné Nutt in writing from Shoreham Camp, "KV J- H- L°W"~ C.h‘"q°"°t°W"~ new car ferry at Ca.rletonf.Poin¢ on ,‘f"g°" dat” °f J"-ne 36"” tgnggéz

Bridge. , nttgécfgsnztgh- "?t§t“e '“’°ft'f§, Brgttilitghlolzhmthisehnfi. (hight rg.-

C rpl. M. Mlclntyire Charlotte- ° ' . ‘ the 26th Battalion, France: . 9 . f |spent taking snaps-hots afld receiving] 713208 Pt J D Mum B N

¢°‘£'3_- G0__p0____l_ A_ H_ M(_L__n__an__:1nstruction. They met, old neighbors e' ' ' °' ' Northam. _ 0

their way to Crapaud, where they

t the end of the pier. .in 'the p`e-rsons 7,128” Pm" F' W' M°Ea°he"" t Mn Mtcnaet Rooney and. -Mn l\o.t7i3169 Pte R. P. McEwen. The

tion . -& . _

ue-3 Qf~ tha Peace havg '|19 jurigdlg- wt" be situ ted t th th t. from bl'0l(Bl'1 51855. Thi! i_)0l_l.l€-5 were to try n case under the Prohibi the presoht£;vork:,`faei,n;otlho isilhfilrfe h‘“"“g '"8"' ""°°k” b"°‘“’“~" the

= =t= - tion Act, 1900. 2. That the 'Justice Wh f_ d nt b ' contents being 8ll0W<-id to fl0W down

_ __ _ _ __ _ - f the Peace had no jurisdiction -it to ar an W e so Constructed as into the water pipe A bottle in the

a regrettable mixture of beer and

this incident ls to show the futility

_ »WEDD|NG BEILLB.-The` marrl- FESTIVAL.-

age of Miss Ellen Corr, Kinkora, andtat Brack-ly Point yesterday in aid of

_ Mr. William Per0y. Rustico. was sol-lflfwe

I enmlzed 0|! Tuesday morning by the -tml

Rev. J. c. _Mci.ean. The bride was - y nil. the weather helm: perfect

V attended by her niece. Miss Annie.

Corr, Newton. while the groom was WEDDING BEi.L3.- Mr. and Mrs. ably supported __by Mr. Louis Sherry. George lil Robertson have returned Summerslde. After a short wedding to liicrmaid from ii pleasant wedding .tour, the happy couple will set up f-l'lD -house-keeplngnon Spring St. H _“WSP

.Mt-_ Carpeting J, M¢I,e,m_'_'agt,m marriage took place at Zion Church

for the Emp"-5 Cream Sena,-ntot, wan ;Mant=e on Wednesday last, Rev. Mc- to Georgetown on Saturday on s busl 'D°“3“" Mcxeullm 0mCll\lll18- The then, mn Mi-_ McLean, who aim re. brldny couple were unattended, the presents the Great West Life Assur~ 1"”"|° ance Company, reports -business good “Im W in his line, notwithstanding the dna. _<rersni0ny,the luwaii wuvle left by ` ncial stringency caused by the Wan the'Southerh tralirror Murray liar-

Mr. McLean taught school for many bm' _

__wnt.n_ rettntng "mn the nnntnnntnn tn ,prcceenlrrg to Belle River where the

June’ 1916 in _order to 'devoteihis -were time whoUy to his present occupa~ thai'

The festival and tea

Head mans; was well patron-

and a delightful time was spent

through Murray llisrbor, Bolle and Orwell Centre, where they

worn visiting among friends. Their

Weirlllg n beconllns suit of blue ` ith he-t_to,unatch. Alter the

l=l0DDlllK at Ml‘~ I"r'osvpe's before

given is hearty welcome by

-relatives and friends.

' ~- f' - . l 4

' O.-l l ,

_ . l A1' soNsl-iAw.- naoohl - guests'

sayaotgouhilirax it-la!:all:l(?ttl`l§{ya°:rt§§ ‘Qt B°“‘°"" H°‘”" “"5"” ' “'°’°'

sei -comes from the "Garden of the `

cheater smith, Hunt; River-§l

Wm.

(‘l ’ if lt 1 - .-

demand but such was the casa when 'Cnntn

the schooner Eva Julie, Captain M,(}. ,

Munroe. arrived Sunday from Char- -Qgftrgzrft tlwtltctgonalfi’ -Mffs Elsie rtran" lottetown in ballast to load lumber ’ am) B own’ rank Da my' '

the- Eva June sustained was trifling 'g2:,;gow’ N' SJ J' H' Caldwell’

' ‘hal

ZAFtD.- Captain Geraltl F. Hasz rl. .L , . - f _ ' .

Royal Marino Artillery, son of atlle MUm(,ft(:n'tI`{t tB" Ln‘Yenc.'ta M?" '

late Captain Fenwick Hal-izard and a Qin' M0 8 own' r' ' (' ark n '

nephew of Mr. Horace l-laszard of ‘.' _ ,

this city, is among the brave Brltjsh itsmvltlc v{,load` nw' ,§h‘itw‘ WMi°`7' , . ‘ r .-_ra-rt officers, who` have been distinguish-\ Mm e aye' FS - C’ ru e Mm’ .~.‘ it ing themselves at the front. A letter n$r',tGe0' J' Moran' Mr' E' Head' v ‘ recently received ln this city, brings cm' ottewwn'

the news that Captain liasznrd- has ,

received another decoration for his Georlfe Alex”-“der Ni°h°‘S°“' P555'

_ setvtnes t,n Ftnnine-_ This tttne tt ts ed sway at his home in Cardigan.

a French one. "The Croix tle~Guerre" M”-V

H. Carew, Wheatley; Jack!

New Glasgow.N. S.; Roy'

ore. William Garrlck, Miss

McDermid, James Caldwell, New off illness, dispense wi

inion, C. B.; Miss Olive Carter, Bernice Carter. ,Mr. T. Mcliin-, _ Mi-. and Mrs. Wm. Moran, Mr. “",',.-‘_ ~ Mrs. Charles Morall, Miss f "

_ of spirits.

the few indispensable

_ y s, _ _ _ own, . '

lottetown; Mr. F. .I. _Stet-lves, . f

lltshlre; Miss M. A. Gallant.,

ffer

22nd, after suffering for four

--and blllous attacks, constipation, head- ache, indigestion, disorders of the kidneys and liver. Take a glass of sparkling ABBEYS SALTS night and morning. I?

(I, This invigorating, pain table laxatlve will clcar and strengthen the.lntcstines, ward

of depression and keep you in the best

We MQ ghmr

til that tired feeling _

"‘,~.r az'

55'," 1. _ ‘

with “Silver Star" The lnscrl tion years'

» ~ ` P I ° ,

on tt_ tn tn Ft.ench_ It states that_CaDt_ Born at Cardigan Head. March' 22. Haszard served in a French sector 1877' forthe nnst twent_y_ntX ntontnn tn _nf the community in which he was

_ one of the batteries ln the centre. He

-. .. ' d l ' '~ "

with special services ill the cllhl- fggtztens §'0"}t5;t£; gncgmgtiabzzsfggaan ¢ea5.@¢|_

__ fd _l -l th ,i- i'H° '

____ W iollut tg; ;u"rf§rtnn.aaB(;$c':§t B§’t:;t?t;t't“_e tfe father and neighbor, gentle and oblig-

` lwas slightly wounded Ca t Hass mg N" one was Ev" 'umm away

_ p _ - ' '

1 . - from his door lf lt was in his power

'ro auito A eARAGE.- 'renders was °""“°‘°d ‘° '"3 "'°“’“‘ to help Ho truly exam mod tho

. _ pl

gwgitni Cé;l€dLtl:iy f Mttzsrs. Brtlilce k on February 18th last' Christi-an chnractc an t e' st

.. ., or e erec on which he was held was revealed

a th°"0“§hlY modern garage i’l“0m Wgtltg-;||`:t?tm‘t?eL:_TotT::t§ t:t;:gg3§E(`;; by the 'large number of friends who

. "B P"°l7°Si3li by M€SBl'E~ G. B. _ . _ , _ gathered to pay their last respects.

unty stipeudiary Magistrates was Channel & Hunter I tt t, _ the police force were ens-ii-red yes-_

storing about thi; 9 CH:18b|€ tcrnat. nttemnon tn detttmytng some The funeral services were conduct-

_ 1' y- ve au emo- ‘ ~ ed by Rev. J. C. Martin. ln the ab-

Cwded with Mr~ George S. Inman. K- bliss. 'rho building will contain a ‘l““"“"°“ °f beer' “’h'°h '"‘d bee" sence of his pastor, and he was laid

On _btillalf ol’ the deteridlllt raised first class washroom and repair de- 56382 'Pains rtffdi °r ddayi °tf y°"fi' . .

0 ow ng questons. (among pnim t d tu b lin ar een ep un er oc an I tm. _ ____ ‘

others) in regard to jurlgd_|¢tipr|; 1, tntft eggtnanentwot aft srizlyéigeglthtg koy ever since. Scrgt. Allan Mcinnis 5,-"' ' ~

For nervousness

_At All Druggtsrs 50 Ccnts a l_Jox`

his life was passed in the midst.

if _#__ giyilli- " ',_._.,___; __ L_ -1%

, and no one in that place was _

in greater esteem than the de- tn rest lil_ tho quiet churchyard of (’ount_\'. to Mr. John F. L. Hob-

Lorne Valley. ,klrk_ The bride looked charming in

He ls survived by his dutiful wifc a smart. travelling suit of dark blue

and three small chilriren, his father,‘ surge and a large black Milan straw and two sistf-rs. to whom the whole, hut. She carriell a bouquet of roses community extends their' deepest' and little white flowers. Major Bruil- sympathy. ton gave hl-'ii dallghter away. Mr. Guy

iiiggllls was. the best mall. Capt.

WEDF-ING BEL.LS.-The marriage Harold Brunton, brother of the bride,

took place July 5th, at high noon. at who has recently returned from the St. Simons Church. Rev. Ml'. Lewis front, came fronl Ottawa for the officiating, of Mllss May Louise Brull- ccrolilony. Mr. anti Mrs. Hobklrk le-ft ton, only daughter of Major T. L. for Algonquin Park. -Toronto Ex- Brunton, po‘llce magistrate of York change. '_ '-

was a klnrl, loving. husband

r, d h e cem"

ill

___.. -_ _A , ‘L_ L I _ 'FW

_ _

Everyone Else Has ne

The stampede for flag outfits which marked the opening of the grand distribution

has settled down to a steady stream of razor flag -seekers. Stacks upon siacksof these

- exceilentand timely banners have fairely melted under the ceaselrss onslaught made upon

them. The allotment for this city is aS large ai this newspaper could secure through the co-operation with the leading daily newspapers in :ill Canadian cities to place the Empire's emblem dierctly into the hands of our-citizens, and though the number was great. continued inroads may soon exhaust them. ' _ ~ t

\__ of

No \ _

0 \

- , '.1 /

h ` / t

ret that they returned to Earrl"`35llffe yesterday t° return t° C“"ad”'_ “SN ` ‘~ f \` -_ -'41 ‘ "

_ ~» V

1/ \" ‘:

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\\\

te. W. L. Hale, Charlottetown. Cnnttes Mtnennn tt ,nts wt tt t.e_ following island men loft this unit, ' _ 4/' - -_ 3 O, '

. McCarron, Charlottetown. be t.ententbet.en_ T. Campbell, No. 713-143 Pte. M. .Desi t .A-~"§._‘\\\\ '

_ H. Love, Charlottetown.

°‘F?“’E=!°”F’€F°F’F_

F4?

McPherson, Glen Martin.

def?

Chliverle. Charlottetown.

McLe-nnan, Northam . I

McCallum. Braclrley Beach. d

. P. Clarkin, North Wiltshire. 5

F°=?’f°-"FF“f~°>

H. McLellan, Ellerslle. er-

D. Cummings, Darlington. Doiron. North Rustico. . A. McLeod, Hartevllle.

S. Buchanan. Clyde.

d more

Rntnse Gt,tn.get,,wn_ proyincial one and will deman A_ St_€,;t,n_,.t_ Geo,-gewwm attention as the vsllue of such work McAleer.'Churlottetown. b0C0m€l k"°W“- .

.lane Nicholson was born in Orwell,

‘ March fourteent 1835. She was mar-

o 6.

ried to Jas. N.hlvicLe0d ill 1363- T0 ?

Roches, No. ‘712615 Pte. W. B. Gal

lant. No 712944 Pte A K McKlh '\‘ ` vera*

Small. Charlottetown. Thl_'£NtEe [:_:_‘£)'eh:A_§)E___a‘t>t;§R0’:T|¢";§n8_t non These men while overseas, have _P

' ~ -1 -.». ..» ' \ f \

. been good soldiers and. much to their ' -== ‘~.§`T_f:§1fj:~. " ' _-';;»“‘ ,__

Dennis. Arlllngton. ~ drainage is Worthy °f “d°P“°“ 1” be' regret, they were returned home for ' ~ '%.__ ;_. ____-2’ t

"5 muy d°m°““"“‘ed by the fmm' above reason. They, at least, have ` "?~.:;‘_1,`ii§1;_-f-,___

S“"““d”“°' Ch“"'°"°"’w“' oflithe Monlt dcflfmel .lvggtihctfi triad to no their duty. We were sled / ..-A . fa -

_ Weeks, Alton Rodd 9-V “V9 °Y`5““ “_ emset 5 to see Sergt., Fred. Andrew. of East l- .3 \\-'§;\ \ -_ '

C. McPherson. Brookfield. 3"°“PB and are anangmg ° We" Royalty. Ho enlisted in the 6th ' ni/ \--~ G. Stewart, Char'lott.etpwn. 'U59 °“"°f' drains' fm' the benem “rf Mounted Rifles. He has been in ` ' " and McArthur, Alberton. “;’_§’t‘_‘_'°$asfa_;`l'_”e;°_ie1§“‘f-“tidyeataeonedftzit France for nearly two years, was f _ ' _

f "T 'ff'-.'f\

4;,/' M, __ .-, .¥\

1_1 ‘ . `t-¢.\\ i \ - `_ __ ..i 4.5,;/"j ,`_

~ ; . ' -__,j'€-K#/; i

.:'-i A

\ _ \ _ //-/W

M k d th t PV tl wounded twice, and now looks th; _‘N \q -.

The need for land drainage is a

Gauthier, Rustico.

Carmody, Charlottetown. G. McLear(. North Wlfitshlre.

Skin Sililerers

You will sinh with relief at the

first magic touch of D. D. D. the soothing wash of oils. Many of our. customers th k .us for this advice. Yo`u»'yili~too. Tlry D. D. D. today. We jtiairdntee it. . A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Charlottetown. _

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CANADA

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Headmaster,

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SUCCESBEB 1910

ith Place R. M. C. Kingston. _ - lst. 7th. 12th Places McGilL

Ehtrancakoysl Navy. - ` ' 'Physlcal, Training, Manual Train- ing, Swimming, 1'i.lnirs,?l'e_nnis_ Courts, lt|din`¢.\lJrawing. Music.

Preparatory, Junior and Senior Ds~

partmenta.

'rerm Commences Sept. 12 st 9 a.

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this union were born nine children. 'rhroodled in infancy. Alexander lu his young manhood ln 1890, and Cap- tain Jarmes in 1912. The surviving members of the family ure her hus- band, who is left to walk the rest oi' the journey alone- The0DilUS and charles lu cuba. Albert ln C0l°\'Hd° and Mrs. Achorn in Colville, Wash- ington. .`_` j *Mrs. McLeod was a very ener8€l~_|¢' and capable woman until four y05_!"l.` ago w-lien she ,had 9" “tuck Pf l1l1l'¢',» lysis from which she never fully re,-*_ covered. For the Dast few months she " was growing weaker and fell asleep on June _the thlrtieth. She was not only a devoted wife and worthy h6{li'_l”._ mate to her husband durins thetie many years of married life, but a triad Christian, and althoughg shut off from the privilege of church services for some time, she manifested her ln-

teresf, in spiritual things.

Hers was an active, seful life, and

her death was a 3oln8 home to join loved ones she had “loved and lost 3 while” and to enjoy the fellowship of ltedeemed ones with her ttsavtour

drst of All.”

Funeral services were held in Bt.

Andrews Church of Orwell, where she so often worshipped, conducted by her pastor. and she was laid away in the Orwell cemetery nearby. U10 body to return to its kindred duet, the spirit haviill 800° i0 G05 Wll0`

gave lt. -

Of her it may nttingly be said.

Have you -

Your food will continue to dis- agree with you, and cause dis-

tress until you strengthen your digestive organs, an tone and sweeten the stomach. You can do this quickly and surely by promptly taking a few doses of _

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Their natural action relieves th_e stomach of undlgested food, stimulates the flow of gastric juice, renews the activity of ttie liwt'te_r ang biowots, and s ren ens e ive tiem. ggtlkgofhem tgvslgth ence, or Ware expstiencc prove that Beecham's_ a

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H' Ronaghan’ Charm e°wn uch drains are under construction g.r‘a;';'gt$ tt 5;, dnyn £8 Icenmrglitown K »\_ J_ C»_ Petem Sontn Rnnttnn_ or contemplated for this season as here to see his uncle C_ Q_ M_ S__ _ __ _ t \__ Adolphua Gallant Rustico. _ Well- MMV f“"“°" “le °°““'d°"“g rv. w. Andtew, or this battalion. we . < _sac ' Jinselih MclEache;rn, Charlotte: the ““d9"d"“i““5et°ft, °°"'et,m_ "ings also had a`visit from Corporal_ wn. . 1°W°°¢ “@1580” 'he' “"““' W whiddsu or the sth Mounted miles

F it c ll h , Charlottetown. the °P°'l 'i"‘l“S Wm bl’ “Bed “S °“"' in w sth Mounted niiiosi. Ho ia al s

A- =-°-.ru -:_;--.1--_-.mas .ei-W -»- n l o ei our a i' Sf.-C. °.:'.'.;'.= Cszzhziiziis,-. §:l.i:::'..':; ..i..f f. . ..... -- ---1 _ tl ' ~ ran s ra _. ~ _ _ B_ Mnrttn_ Hope Rtvet-_ te-l' of gettllng clear of surplus wat.

There's no need to be without a' flag outfit now-the way has been made smooth, the

expense almost eliminated, the quality ofthe flags high. Every emblem is the most pro- curable of its kind' not to be compared with the cheaply made flng, or small flags or stamped or ink-printed flags, but a “regular” Union Jack in every sense of the word.

window sill, sli the end of the rod and let your colors snap in

Outfit Complete is $2.25. _

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f This Flag Coupon (Accompanied by the almount mentioned in the announcement covering the cost of the distribution.)

wlu., wnsri Pnasswrso A'r THE or-'rice or 'ri-is

Charlottetown Guardian

Entitle the reader of this paper to _

' The Complete $5 Flag and Outfit

‘ For Only $2.25 '-

MAIL ORDERS.-lf complete outiltftg wanted send the $2.25

and 7c. additional for postage in 20` Ile zone (or 18c. in other zones of Province); for greater distances ask your postmaster amount to include for 3 lbs

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Presented ,By the Guardian

Easy to put up-just the work ofa minute Into the socket, securely clamped tothe

the breeze.

The colors are dyed in-fast and brilliant, the hunting is wind-tested

and weather-tough, thefpole 'is six feet long.'brass ferrule joined in the middle, complete with ball and halliard. 'the window socket is rust-proof metal. and the whole outfit comes compact in a stout cartoon case in which to preserve it for a lifetime of use. The $5.00

.Patriotism and loyalty are quali- ti'e_s to show-to be proud ef- to teach others. What better way to show loyalty than to secure one of these handsome outfits today and place it on your home? Thene's one i'o`r every citizen-none need be 'deprived or disappointed. Come today and get yours It you have not already secured your natlftnai

banner.

A Flag For Every Home

We strongly recommend the

complete outfit as being rho hunt usst'ui_ and serviceable, _

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