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of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay. Sum

daughter. Congratulations. H

Ltd., in memory of the late Sergt

was reported last week.

589 Casginin St., .\IontrCril.

April 20th, lfii-3.

"Tn my opinion, no other mcdicinr _

in ilu- world is so curative for Ca/151i/viz

I \\'iisa.siiil`ei‘i‘ri`rom tliese c-tiiiiplaiiz tsfoi irc _\'cars, and my sc\lt\ii‘.ary oct-i|p.x tion, .\lusir, brought about ii kiinl o* 1 iilcstiual l‘ai'alysis-\i‘i\li luis/_r /'lr..'./~

rating, and Pain in tlio liar-lt. I iriv-i pills and iiiviiiriiirs of ]ih}'si<‘iiiii.~', lui iioiliiiiglivlpcd inc. 'l`lu-n [was inlliu-rr lo li"\' “ I~`riiit~a~tives ”, and now ful six inoiillis I have been cnlirely well.

I :ul\'ise any one who siiiI`i‘i‘s from that

liorriliic troiil.iii\-(fhroiiicl 'onsi ipation with the resultant irnligcstioii, In by " Frui/-a-fiiiex ", and you will be ngrccalily surprised at the great benefit you will rcccivc ”. A. Il(ISE.\'IlL'RG.

5Or°. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, ‘25c.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- it-tivcs Limited, Ottawa.

were dismissed. H

KINDLY REMEMBERED- Re-

' I-tfntly, Grs. G. (‘raig, A. Williams, L. danger, having fully recovered' from l .\lcDougall, and L. Wonnacott. were aim u Jo sasuo .ionic oN 'sums ou]

pre-senteil with a $5 gold piece each frc-in the Grace Church Sunday School, of which they' are members. The supe-rintenrient ofliciated, and congratulated the boys upon the noble stand they had taken.

LEAVING FOR ENGLAND.-Lieib

'cnants Milner Stevenson. Leo Mc~

,this morning via Halifax for England as Supernumerary Reinforcing Lieute- uants. The date of their departure from Halifax is of course not made public but it is understood they will be

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leaving shortly.

cuunci-i l>AnAoE.-No. 5 siege

Battery paraded to St. James' Church

held. The parade was, as usual, wit- nessed by crowds oi’ citizens and many coinplinientary' comments were made on their excellent and soldierly march-

HANNA-Fell asleep in Jesus. Sab-

' bath the 17th. Sept. Mr. Robert Hanna

trom Saul was played in hOIl0r Of the

PAUL’S- The Rev. Mr. Bamt'ord', ol Port Hill. supplied the pulpit at St. I‘auI's church yesterday during R_ev. 'I`. W. Murphy’s absence. In the even ing he chose for-lils topic, "Earl Kit- :-iir-,ncr" and in the course ot his re- inarkr he recounted the great tasks that the famous military organizer had accoiiiplii-iliczl. Especially inten eating was the account ol' Kitchener-‘s exploits in South Africa. A pleasing icature of the service was a solo by (iiinner Robert Messervey of the 5th Siege Battery, which was very well rendered.

THE CAR FERRY.-A large model

oi’ the splendid new Canadian Govern- ment Railways' car ferrry. the Prince I<ldwai'd Island. which is now in serv- ice between the island and the niaiii- land. is on exhibition in the window of the (‘,. G. R. ticket oillce, King street.

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the farm or home, wher- have surfaces exposed to

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ward and two alt The model is oi’ fiteol and ls_ complete in every dotall. ~St. John Globe.

The funeral; i-ir-rvlr-,ra of Mr. I-loctor,

llarrach. whoro death occiirrerl. Bap- tciubur lfitli, were held at his into homo on Groeiimaiiville Aven\io.|

ivi init- conn., set inn a 2 pm."

wiiih ii' large sttenxdiince of irelatlves and friends. Rev. A. L. Earnshaw. pastor of the Congregational church. oiiiciated. The late Mr. -Darrach. was horn Jan. 2nil, 1838. at Clyde River_ Prince Edward Island, and is survived by his widow. three sisters and two' brothers, _ of Prince Edward Island. namely Mrs. Donald MacNell, and

merside, was gladdened on Thursday mtqtrlng of the present conference- morning by the arrival of a youl1g'year. held last week, that lie had de-

cided to leoave F‘_redrictc-ii at the

IN REMEMBRANCE- The flag is

at half-stair over the store of Paton's TUESDAY

Major John MacKay, whose death RETURNS T0 VALCARTIEFI. -

APPEAL CASES.-Thursday was 'Jc-lin. has rdturiied to rojoiii his re-

the day appointed for hearing the ap- giment at Vulcartier. peal cast-.s at the Summerside police ’ -- court. in a number of cases the ap- WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.- Mi. peals were allowed while several eases and Mrs. J. J. I-iuglles Sliiiinrock, ciiinc

'ion /I 1" /‘ “I` ‘t t' HOSAE ‘TN F'iHlR‘tL0tiJGH'hMT' Tiiiol weddiinilgiheilil rlllieblsaliiw Ctmpmwetiic A am /ii wg; mans -rin -a- Irvs". mas once te, o us co, w o or a' inarre n e or ` , uns aii’s Ga i

past four years has been residing atledral on the 17th September, by the t Winnipeg, Mail., and enlisted at thatlpopular pastor oi' Kinkora. Congrat 1,-' l ' - _'”'ll *E ~ . ._ place last March_ is houie on a shortlulatlons.

furlough. to seo his mother. Mrs. Syl- -

vain Doucette, before leaving for Eng~ RECOVERING.--'I‘lie diiiiglite-r

at'//rs, liclvliiiig gas, \li'o\\'.~'iiu».~.- ai`li‘i land. O of Mr. mill' Mrs. \V. IC. llrooks, oi'

ing, WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage

_zone the quicker you’ll get well. Price

SABLE l_-The steamer Sable 1-

C8 I Murle called in ort ut 7 Am

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HIGGINS.-At De Sable on September Friday. Part of hor outward cargo 2nd, to' Mr_ and Mrs.Lorn P. Higgins, consisted of 20 tons new pressed hay. a son. ~ shipped for the Newfoundland market

”"-' by Messrs. Joseph Read & C0. H

, MacEWEN.-At York Point on August, _,__ , t ’ 27th to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mac- FQR SQUTHERN PORT.-The

Ewen (nee Margaret MacKinnon). a three-muted brig, Florentla, from daughter (915 lbs). Congratulations. iNew York, Capt. McLeod, master. has

' itlnished discharging coal and left in

011 3\llJdHY. SUD!-' 311|; ballast for Gaspe_ where she will take

VI,\‘B- T- A- B0!1_89&_f` a cargo oi lumber for a port in “Br Edll10lWll4l0$. outh America. H

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. _ , Thomas Marshall. pastor of Fred- YOUNG 'DAUGHTER`.-L-‘The hom!! rictoii Methodist church. notified the

-fboard at the iirst quarterly oiilclal

end ot' this conference year.

Lieut.-Col. L. H. Beer, 0. C., the 140th, who has been recruiting in St.

to the city Saturday on the night train to spelid the 20th anniversary of their

Springfield. who was laid lo\v by an attack of diplitherla, is now out oi'

lcharacter have been repoi1e'd which speaks well for the care taken by parents.,-W.

AMONG THE MISSING.-In the

Presbyterian VVitness of the 9th. twen- ty men oi’ crew ot' twenty-six ot' A. M. S.S. "Admiral Clark." which sailed from Fort Arthur Texas, for Buenos

Donald and J. Irvine McLaren leave Ayres on Aug__11tii, perished when tho!

steamer flouriuored in a tropical hur- ricane. Six survivors arrived at New Orleans, Aug. 30tii, on the Swedish bark Lana. The first assistant. engin- eer Charles Norman McLeod, of Seat- tle, is among the missing. He was the eldest son of the late Rev. John W. McLeod, Presbyterian missionary in Trinidad, and brother oi’ Mr. Harold

and to St. Dunstans' Cathedral yester- McLeod, manager of Merchants’ Bunk; day where appropriate services were of Canada at Vonaka, Alberta, and has,‘

a wife living at Seattle. Washington. Mr. McLeod was a nephew of Rer Wm. McLeod, Dundas.

took place Tuesday morning Sept. 12th at St. John church_ New Glasgow, by the Rev Father lllclleoil ot that par-

of this (,i,_y_ in his 74 year oi’ age. isii, of _Mr. Paul Doyle, of Fi'enr~ii Vil- “,(_’"' Qu" “film l"nlf"f‘u° _l" Iflulor

ed aw they who die in the Lord for it mm' 'of Charl°"'et°‘vn’ p'E'I‘ The Re iinent The hos it'1l was u sliori' is rest. Two sons, William and John bride was dressed very becoiningly in mi _ - ____ _ __ .ph .K_n.__. . and one tlaughter,__l<31izahe_th survive. ;_su_i_t otlilue c_or;ied __s':_lk a_nfl_woro__a " “go W” ci Y C "' Funeral from s a e res - ac pic ure a . e r t esma t. ' _ dence 87 Gerald St., at 3 o'clock to Miss Emma \vm-d_0f New Glasgow was _____%2N_L|_§`i(3l___Q'leA_§§J:gF§_'_;l:_;c Peoples Cemetery- (Foreisii-Pavers dressed in iavendnr siik_ and wore a N Y ___ __ _.cw _,avg of Mm M_______l please C°py') black picture hat' Tm’ groom was Carinicliaei ol' New *Glasgow N S to

--- , ably supported by Mr. John Caine, of M__ R B ' S_ew____t M___‘nag‘e__ -of "thc

ZION CHURCH- Rev. Mr. M0- the New Glasgow steel works. After Ma'_m___e_é__,idge W__;_ks New Glasgow Kenzie' elif-€'I'€d “D011 his P9-Bt0¥`af0 at the marriage ceremony the bridal par- The Ceremou Wm-beheld at tm;

_ Zion Church yesterday' pr_eachlng_at ty rode by automobile to the home of y ._ _ . __ ' beth services. At the even ng serv ce My-_ and MrS_ }1_ A_ \vard on James ,_ _ ‘ __ _ _ _ _ WFS. Myers S8118 V€\"Y SWQEZUY- MTS. street, where a _grand wedding feast i&.'iii;0(n'|'I:;I_(,'g:_l€i1;.%T,;£9_f]k~,,T,ftii,al1&ii:® Egduie, of Ha_lit’ax, wh0 is VIS-itillg in awaited them. After the w.edding feast Gl__Sgo;_, “',m 0m__i__te ' .wr 'St`(,“,_._,',., the city, playing her accmpaniment. was over the bridal party spent the _sa ____ti_,__ or S__,'a_hg'____t_;eV' I, ,_, I Ai the close ofthe service the 001* afterriooir' in an auto trip through __‘__, __ __e_,___w 0,. Mr A B" w___“,'____',j gregation stood while the' de-ad march New Glasgow and Ste|1art0n_ __The _0_‘__ C__a__l_o__e_ow__‘ ' " ' _

contracting parties intend to reside iii

f°“" ~“°““g ’“e“i "E me °°“g'eg““°" New G‘“5°“’~ iNs'r|'ru'rE wo|=ii< iiarqiiiieiii

_ ;V0h_3__l_l€ve given their lives for their *WWW* W'0men‘s Instituto has resuiucil Red

' (.‘ross_Wor_k wh_icii had been dls<_t_iii-

' _ - tiiiuor tiir ng tic suinniei' inoii is.

,H5 hagéugggg-xés. 0fSH%Y.V|»r:~GG 'l‘he work oi' this Society to date ln- Ja_;§g§0n ‘tile gmq or SL 38,563; clutles thc t`ollo\vin_f:: 12 day shirts.

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(‘hurch held a most successful flower ' __ 1E,,i::;;Tit;‘lj:iii(l(i,b§ 1;() `;02:,i{,2|`|'“T,f'_ Sak’ on Saturday evening for the Red' SAYS 'TS SHEER FOLLY FOR ANY' iihicfs ii hot wait-ii' hottie” covers /i Cross purpose, realizing upwards ot’ QNE T9 SUFFER THESE DAy5_ _ ‘- __ _‘ _f __ ‘_ $_‘_'__ ____ $20. Mr. Jamieson was untiring in ___ im '"_"“ __“' fm”-__ he” ‘ltd ‘j"_

and kindly' save each customer buy- as your system is weak and run down. ' , , , ,O 1 .H t , , " Ing flowers. a daintily packed box of You must first build up and get mem vm _.W llethnbf like (ur Mylo cholocates for which he IS strength to fight oif the disease. '5e03'wn;, °vf;%'“l,,;’iL °,“‘(].' ' ilafalei. HHGYIL His kl\1d!\€‘SS WHS IDUCII 8D'| Ferrozone cures because it builds $__` ‘ r' m- ‘ L c_m' 'am rl ge' preciated. up, because it renews the 'olood and _' _ _ _ '_ ' ‘ _ _

--- dissolves the Uric Acid and the poi~ g°"il'“"'fI°,'_' _‘"lt"';‘ll_h'_"' _(_m”i‘

iNTEnEsriNe senvics Ar sr. som. that cause riieumaiism. ‘"“°~ . “n "S “U ‘*~ “"’“ ""'

I; is proved right here that Ferro-

zone does cure.

Col. ll. M. Russ, of Edwards. St..

Lawrence Co., one of the fine old heroes of llic t‘ivil War, was coin- pietely restored by l~`crrov.onc. ltead his stateinent: "‘I couIdn't get arouiid without a ciiiie, and tiicii only with dilliciilty.

“Rheuniatisni took complete cuiitrol

of my limbs.

"Sniferiiig was more intcnso than

hardships on the battlefield.

"W'lieii my doctor liad done his best

I Kot Ferrozone.

"Then came a quick change. "Ferrozoiie gave me comfort at

once, eased the pain and took the silliness out ot my muscles.

"I am well to-day. Ferrozine cured

me completely. I can _lump and run like I did forty years ago."

Bc sensible about your case. If

your present medicine is useless give

up. Don‘t experiment again. Ferrozone

is known on all sides to be a cure that dong cure. Why not get H supply to-day. The sooner you begin,Ferro-

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Ili-ICTOR A'I‘ MII/l‘()N_~llev. ll. l’.'

Coicloiigli, from thc Iiiot-csc of Atlia~| _liasc:i, has been ci`i'crcd and luis at--l ‘ceptcd thc pariali ol' Milton, and ivilil cnicr upon his duties Ilicrc this inonlli.\ I-ie is ti lirotlicr-iii-law oi' Itcv. Il. Il, /\,l Ilasliiui, oi' l{aii|:i'n, liuliii, zilul of lluv |li. I., llasliiin, of I.ivcrpoo|_ N. S.

IT OFTEN HAPPENS.--As sonic

iiieii were loading grain iii it iiciil iicai the road, 11 short time ago, one oi' the parties liearii it iii_vstt'i'ioiis souiui_ Riglitly jiidgiiig it to bc an auto lic iiiadc l`i'aiitic iiasto to catch tiic liiics. to prcveiit an acciilciil. but tlic pour Iiorscs iicver iiioved, t‘\'idc|iIly they did not know what it was.~V.

POLICE COURT-At the Suinnicr-

side police court on Fritlay morning. ii drunk was lined $5 and costs or ten` ‘days iii jail. The fine was paid. Em.-li ot' two cases for a first infraction ot the Prohibition Act, a confession wnsl received from defendants and the iisii- al fines imposed. A_tIiii~d Prohibition <-use was dismissed for want ot’ eviu-' ence. H l

ISLAND DOCTOR PROMOTED. --

'l~lis friends here and elsewhere- will be glad to learn that Major Louis Mc- Nutt has lately been promoted to be Oflicor (‘omma,nding a Convalescent I-Iospital for t`u_iiiuliaii oIl'it‘ei's in lion

home of Mrs Dr lxinghoin, sister ot'

$.> 00 Farniers (‘luh $16 75 from

to begin this yc~ar's work.

WEST DEVON--'I‘iic fariiii=:rs ol'

West Iicvoii arc iiiisy with their liai‘- veal and tlirasiiiiu: is in t'iill nwiiig.-» f.}iiiii.~‘ ii iiliiiiiicr oi' young iuoii wciit out Wi-'st on ihiz- luirvcr:l. cxciii'sioii._-- Mrs. Ilobcil Staiiiiclil oi' llijookliiic Mass., und Mi:-is Jaiic Ashton, oi' Szigiiiis rcluriicii' Siitiiiwlay Sept. iil.ii_ by' thc last tiirougli boat.-'I`lie youiii.',_ ladies ol' the Sunday School are busy gettiiii: ready for rally service iii thc chiircii to licgiven the 24t.h_»~-'l`li-.I inaiiy i`rlc'iirls of Margaret Acc-rn will _ he please-.I to know that she is rec- overing from her illness.-Miss Olivo Waynard. of Port Hill, is the guest oi Miss McKe-ndiick. The school house looks line ui’te‘r its coat of paint and we are glad to have secured the ser- vices- ot' a conipeteiit teacher, Miss Brennan ol' Kliikoia.-Mr. Fred Croz- ier ol’ New York. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Cro'/.icr_-Many personal friends of Pte. McDonald- Gregg, ami l‘te. Albert Gregg will he glad' to know that the‘_v are onjoying t.heiiis=c-Ives at ShoriicliI*li‘Ie ('ainp,Eni.;~ land, they luive ti furlough of six days when they will visit London, also Devons-hire, England.. where

Catarrhozone Co., Kingston. Ont.

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