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Dr. 0asselI's Tablets Gure When Gure Thought Hopeless

A wasted wreck for eight years

and weak as a baby. ‘

I-*S R r<'=nll new vig--ur is put, into t':-.e ll----I-I5' I-:’.:-iii_.-_ ii-1.5--li thus ri-gain th.-if i-<-.-.1--1-» ii- ri. i.-.iih that [writ---i. cfi'1i-ivii-'y \vlii~.‘li ini'.'ini~i liealtli 1--i ilu- entire s‘,'st»-iii.

WASTED T0 A H A

Thought he was going into a rapid through stomach Diordgow

decline' I “I ff‘-‘i I rv--iiil-_':_i-_lit into the situ'-I

I ._:i~. I-.i cv..-r_-.l-o-l_v l in----t iii..-in: l`»r_

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N0 TTGIIIIICIII II‘l€d any g00d- l-lni_'I;iii<l. An-i who i-.-if -if-ini:-r :ii lm.:

1.-iit.liui-`:n.~'niI Tliinh -If :i iiiolli-‘i' \‘.'ii--,

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rinils :L r<-im-~Ij.' whiili ristt-res lit-iiltli

New Heanh and strength from ;iI><»iiii-.ling :in-l ooiiipli-it-.

Mrs. \\`i5~~lini; coiiiinued: “Tn me

it is a iii.'ii'vi~1 1h-ig any n,,»,|i. 0

DR t-iiiri AHL as tIi»\sr» tablets Irllxilfi

' ' .-avi. for my i-.liilil wiis io all aiipr-araiwu

l.--.giiiiii hope of rr-ilvvi-rjx. The beginning

" Hari it n--' l-:'i for Dr. f`a.<<»-Us

' _-_-,»ii.-*I :if-\`~i’ I I I pi-ri-xr-.I .I--.; I . _.ui 5 7*.;-_|`,;I --4 :il.l li i\f.' Iii'-Ml." 'l"l.-- " -- wu:'<i.- 1-I .\l:. Ei-in 1* W ll.\~'- -if SZ. t`r~':ii-rf-:i\I. (rl---1. - -V- ’, li .-_' -i _\-~iiii¢': iiian, now in ihi- i' --'lim-ii --1 i--:iI'.`:: and vigour. An Ifii- ir.: " 'l`l.»_- ‘l`.il»l~“t.»' riirori ini.-

01 .4 -~i',; :iii-i -»»ii-\i.-' illii--_-A wlii’,n .illl _- in- -hr--i= I iriifi 1:.-li...I»»-l. and now 1 ani -_ 3. -i-_ ,,;_ I 1;- _,. _~-ij.i».~..- I--lui-I wish to be.- W*

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1 got, ii---i-si-. I had the in-~'t a1l\-if~~-; nf ,hp Lmiihle was nn attack of mi- l Dill XII 'il" liI"I"-ll” I I-"Uk l'l""-"‘I .iiuiiii,:i.\'i-:ir ;-,fri-. .\lvolliiirvliilrlrr-nndleg quite -is--Il#-i<._ It \' \~ |`I'-C"\L'Ill I‘\}`-’l5" I-"‘!I_1lF li.:-I tht I-I-iiipliiilil 2"! on-r it fill i’i;_'ii|:, i. A rn »,< ._l-I .-i---_ .wit nr-'i 3 .- .nl .-~ . . ... _ - ,_ , '. mln. 1 WI" Jw? \1_r`mU (-n_I)l;m' ` M .».|i_ I:Icnr) \\.i.» li ltA\\illi_.»liIiii.i<.-ii Iroiii».e,

tlii.- liuw. fin-l I --.iii`t ti-ll _mu how ucni. . r chilli! l,»- ci-ii`fl |»,,» km. .,\.H; BWI "‘I“"~'1*I‘l" 1 1'\’ I- `at all on his .=toi'iiri/:Ii li'|¢I71'f‘lI-`{,.,.m(’§

" livin-/»v-~i', ni_\' father chanveti to read iemirse. and did :ill that was .pf-sK<il»l.~ VI.-it,

al----.it llr. 1`:l'-~flI`.-' 'l`:ihI~;-tf=, and got ine. no relief lollimml. WI--'ill-vi-,r we ~':\\~fil-ini 6--file 1 ~‘l-1-II I-»'\`-I -'--1-~'»i to I-f- ur:-tvf-il it-1-irni--l. \\`~- ii-if-fl iiifk ini-I linie w.1n»r for the ri‘:~'iiIl. I I-I-r.:;iii to iiicnfl aliiiost at I-ui. evr--i that -»iiii-f- liiiik. .incl to :nl-l ti; once. slowly i--_v sir#-iigtli telurueil, I his .~iifl`:-riniz hc w:i.~' no 1-inisiip.'iii-il ih,it

the stil-i\,'_'r-.~t iiiirgzitivr-s Iiriil to lui tis---I. lie was w:i.=ii-vi ni fy. porfi-ct ,;li;i.in<.y_ ,md so fr-ohio that sometimes we thought he was dead.

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“It was one night while I was sitting

iip with hini that I rcail about Dr. Cnsst-Il's 'l:il>lets. ;\i-xt il:i_v I got some, anrl the ri-.suit was so good that I saw I limi fmmfl ii ri-.ii rt-inefly. Soon my child -In-gm, ff, r-at. and _rapi<l‘l_v he prciv well -and strong. New he is briniful of life nnfl activity.”

BlllTAlli’S GREATEST REMEDY

‘ Popularity Now World-Wide.

Vurrs like llivso only mn-1 in

1-iii;-li:ii=iSc the poii-4-r oi Dr. t_,'ii.'~-'i-ll‘s ’l`:il>lets to cure Nc-rvo and Iii-ilily \\`/~aknf‘sm im yr-unc a.|i-I nirl, null prllm that no <~a-:- slniiil-l hc r-i>ii.=irleri‘.'l liivpo- loss untfii thi: r»-iiwily has hcl-.ii tri./srl, R--gin taking Dr. (hiss:-ll`s Tahlt-is ni. our-o il' you are siifl<‘i'iii.f_' from Ni-rv.-i-.< Brwnk- -lown, Norm- l".iiliiri-, Inl`iinlil¢: W:-iikiir-.=~s, N`ciirasI.}ii=iii:i_ Sli-lplu-xiiess, Ami.-iiiia, Kirlney 'l‘i'fIvil-Ir-_ Dy<pvpsi:i, Sifiriinvh

_iiist \\--ii-I--.~t»il hl,w I hni'i up fl--sh. Av D§</mi.-r__ W-'I\'i"fl- I"\Ii‘il~'\¥itui. rind l.!:<‘.`-’ Q", ',......,,¢ ,,,,,,, | A", A -i,:i,_ ,,,.,_, ,iw ;,p~_<pi-1'mll_\' \'.il-i:il-In for niin-wg in--il--"s wv-:hl I--r 'iiv I.:-ight, and in gin- vvr\'p1ii`:. -inil -_'irI.-'~ iiyii-rfiiii-Iiing woiiiiiiiliiif-il. All Of Ionfl I -iii.” I I-ii\'i‘ ni-vi-r hull ri- -I i\'< 'I""»'EI`I° "WI SI"I""I""`Il"I'f"_II|7""llIII"IlI- III” ,|-"F53 5m,.,. |),._ (‘,,,,,_e,._ii'_., '[‘_-,|,},.,_.- ,.,,,,_.,1 in-iiiiiii--n -'-Il 'Dix I`:i.<§1-ll .<‘T:i_l>li-is :it E0 u,,,_-' mm.-_ I‘/~.p`i- in millying riistrirlri ‘shoiiirl

llriw or/~ ro/-fl ri-=~.ilt= like this hm-iclit I<"‘f‘i'1 Tir. 'Ti-'-:~ll‘<: 'I`:il»!4-is l-_V lI“""' "F “aw

lhmitl The rw]-Iiii.ilf-iii is ihi=: I`-i. of "YT7"‘Tf!""".V; A IFN’ “"I“I‘I° w'I.I.h.° (`n.=soIi'l= 'l`:il-Ir-1-z :i'-- r‘rim|"»'».'~'l‘fI --I si-nl. oil T_"""“l"'f "f 5 Cent* fm' m'“I"'g lngrr-:Iii-'\t..': 4-11-`n nur- /-I 'rhirh I-.'\‘~' -Iollviiln, ‘ini I»'|"If`lIY~_ I"_' III" FDI” . “gpnm ,Ig ;p_<mralivr- :ir-thin on tl-n iwrvr- <-wi-Irv: f`an:ifl:i. Il. In liifvliio no/‘l Lo., Ltd., . which control the va-'miie processors of lile.Mc(,'aul-street. T°’°m0» OHL

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Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co

[Incorporated 1913] 0NE_OF_j`_HQ§E_'_[HAT_§IQOD_THE j`FST_

Guaranteed that 50 per cent was to be paid in 1914

but piiid 100 per cent, 50 per cent in cash and 50 per cent in stock With twenty pairs of beautiful Silver Black foxes capitalized at $300,000 00 only $15 000 00 a pair with all expenses and ranching free

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE IEAST FOR l9l5 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

Anvor-e wanting to invest in this great Black Fox In

duslry will make no mistake to invest in this Company for they are sure of 50 per cent, whatever more the first

are $25 Write for prospectus and other infor

Secrets Treasu Prince-%wlf‘d ls

H Q:

MONDAYY

The death is reported in St. .lolin

last lilo

week of Mr. J. A. (flark, vice Pres-

,nt of Brock & Patterson, and one

of the best known business men in flint city. Mr. Clark at one time represent- ed his firm in Prince Edward Island, and has many friends here who will receive the ifews of his death with the deepest regret.

A BEAUTY SPOT.-Queen Square

Gardens never looked better than they I do this summer. The flower beds are- / things of beauty in the fullest sense, ; and are the admiration of all who see them. Indeed, people who are familiar with public gardens elsewhere say they néver saw ii iiiore attractive spot. than these gardens in any city of its size elsewhere.

SHOW THE FLAG.-The business

men of this city, or sonic of them, have fallen in line \\'ltli the suggestion made a short time ago and have their flags flying every day. There are oth- ers. liowever, who still wait for a holi- day or sonic other out-of-tlie-ordiiiary occasion to fly their flags. Everyone who owns a flag should keep it flying in these war times. The example set hy the Dominion Goveriiiiieiit in this respect might well he followed by private citizens.

A CLOSE CALL.-A private letter

i~o<-i-in-fl from Mr. I-‘ri-il Bagniill svn of I\lr. Joseph Iiagiiall. of Ilazel (Zrove tells of soine interesting i‘xpei'ii-iii-vs at thi-. front. Mr. Ilzigniill who is a pri- .vatf-. is nuinhcr one on nuinhcr one Oaiiiifliaii Gun, having enlisted with the first coiitiiigciit, lie was at ih»: grr-nt hattlv of Iniiigeiiiarck and onine throiigli without ii sifratrli. Durini: ilii- fiirrct-st piirt of thi- action he and two of his roiiirziili-.~i wi-ro lying l>_\' thi-ir gun, lingiiall in the niiililli-, thi- otlicr two lying close In-sitio liiiu. A shi-ll oxploilt-il killing his t\\’0 1-om- pauious iiislaiilly whili: he L-.=ir'upcl without ii si'i'uti'li.

ISLAND HORSE WINS.-At the

races hi-ld at Sli(-iliac, N. li., Satiirday. the winner of' tliv- Il-minute trot was Arkolu, the live-_vcar-olil son oi' .~\quiri 2.2714. l<`ollowing is the siiniliiary: Sin-iliac, N. Ii..-2l~niiiiutc trot, purse $1ll0.(l0. Arkolzi. B. hy Aquiri _tStneleT 3, 2, 1, 1,1. Koral J., B. G.. hy l{orolnii<-i‘ (Gibbs) 1, 1. 2. 2, Il. Ilraziliaii Jr.. ll. S., hy Brazilian (l,iiikli-tier! I2, fi, 4, Il, II. (‘I|zirtcr Oaks. (`li. G.. hy Fair Oiiks ll.;-gi-r) 4,1l, 4, 4. (‘iilhi‘i'iiii- M.. t'h. i\l.. hy Iirnzillau lllriiillr-_\‘| »i. 5, 5, w. Grunt l’ark1l. G., l-_v l‘ai'ksi¢|o (l.<-Blanc! ilr. Timo: 2.2lI‘,‘<§; 2.245; 2.2Sl.i; 2.30; `_'.fI1. Ark- olii trotti-il thi- last 1.; ol' thi- -ith mili- iii 35 sr-<-oiul:~' and ilu- last 12 of thi- :iih inilc in 3:4 si-vi-iiils, ii 2.145 i-lip.

In loving ini-niory ot' Willinin llenry

llorui-, Milton, who iii-piiricil this lifv on Juni- ‘_’!lih, 15015.

Thi- late .\[r. lloine was ii highly

i‘r~spi-cl(-il vilizvii and vi-ry prospnroiis fzirini-r, his niiiny friends will ini:-is him in thi: coiiiiiiiiiiiiy. Ilis doors wi-rv :i1wu_\'s open to the wi-nr_\' iriivvl- li-r and no one r-vt-r wi-nt front li'if\" hoini- witliut hi-ing foil and iw-sit-il. .\li'. lloriic was hi-i'n at \\'iusloo T12 _vi-urs iigo, he scltli.-il at Milton in i-nrly inaiiliooil. Hr- ni:ii'i'i4‘il I‘hoohe \\'ood t`iirtis who lille-il the position of loving wife and inotlier thi-y were hlt-sscd with eight cliililrt-n. ’l`hr>y proved tlii-insi-Ives to he a credit to their pziri-his. The chililri-ii nrt-: -- Mrs. (ir-nrgo Vurtis oi' lleginn, Sash., iii, pr(-:<1-lit doing liiisiiicss on the ls- lzind. Mrs. (i. S. Cliirlie of llilke. Szisk.. and the l\li:~:.~;r-s Sophia and ldlhi-l who livc- :it liuini-. (liven, rv- sidi-S in 'l`i`uro, N. S.. lil.; sf-i-oiiil sun llnniilton now in I-luirgr-. of thi- estzili- iit. l\lilt<in, whilst tlit-irtwootlii-r sons. .»\rthur :ind Leigh r<-.~:idi- nt llillii-. Siisk. ’l`lw late hir. llornr- had four sisti-rs and tivo l-i°iitlii-rs all living ox- i'<-pliiig Mrs. .lainie-s Nt-ill of (`hiirlot- totown, Illiirgnri-I, widow of the late Williaiii Nr-ill, l<`iilrvic\v, Mrs. J. W. Page of Wisi-oiisin, Mrs, Emily Kaye of Waltham, Mass, brothers o.rc:-- Isaiah ot' Kensington, Robert of North Dakota, Edward of Regina. Sask., Charles B, and Iledley V. of’ Oyster

Bed Bridge.

lt may he said of the late \V. Il.

and Mrs. lloriit-. “lll<-ss(-d are the

rleail who die in the Lord.”

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WIS MISEIIABLE iIlIllLlIN’T STIINIJ

Testifies She Was Restored to Health by Lydia E.. PinkIiam’s Vegetable, Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y.-“After my first

child was born I felt very miserable and

-,W :,,,5;,,,~,,i.,...-.,,§,1@..;,,,,. could not stand on ' e _E.r‘a;§_;§;3l my feet.. My sister- .\_“ in-low wished me to ;I{§4, ` .‘§_-LQ Lydia E. Pink- jl-,§§I;f>' S' ' - Egg ham's Vegetable §_1Ii§l§I;. will Compound and my -,I =~i` :nerves became firm, »:__.,,I, -:- ,iff .- . ,‘s§,L=;Ii-QI: _ g00d, step "ii€i;:;'-elastic, and I lost llf'lf""" % - “‘ that weak tired

feeling. That was

A / six years ago and I

have had three fine

health children sines. For female trou bleu I always take L_ydia E Plnkham's Vegetable Co-mpouna uid it works like o clinrin Ido sllmyownwork ’~ Mrs A. F' Kniiuumiii, 1574 Electric Avenue, Lackawanna, N Y

The success of Lydia E Plnkhnm'|

Vegetable Compound, mode from roots and herbs, is unparalleled It may be used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements lnflam mation,ulcer\tion,tnmors,li'regularlties. periodic pains, bncknche, bennng down f`eeling,flat:ulency lndlgostdomdizziness, or nervous prootration Lydia E Pink linm’l Vegetable Compound is the stan dom remedy for female ills.

Women who suffer from those dis tresslng ills peculiar to their sex should be convinced of the ability of Lydia E Plnlrhnm'| Veg-stable Compound to re- store their health by tho many genuine and timiliful testimonials we are con ltantiy publishing in the newspapers.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR.-

ln common with every province in Canada. Prince Edward lsliind will ce- lebrate the anniversary oi’ the de- claration of war hy holding a patrio- tic meeting on Wednesday, August 4. A programme of patriotic music will be given and several of the officers ofthe Island hatlery will take the op- portunity of delivering short address- es. The whole of the huttery, wliich has almost been coinplcti-il as the re- sult of the recruiting cninpaign car- ried on tliroughout thi- province dur- ing the li-ist three \vi-i-ks, will he pre- svnt in uiiifnrin, and citizens will have an opportunity oi' iiispectiiig one of the fini-st batteries that has ever vol- iiiiti-cri.-il for the front.

Deatli luis rcniovcd iiiiotlici' nf tin:

olili-r ri-sidciits of (‘liarlotti-to\\'n in tho pf-rson of Mrs. I\liii'_v ll. Siiiiiilwoml widow of llc-vp I-‘ri-df-ri<'k Sinuli\vooil_ who was for many yt-iii`.»‘ ii residi-iit Siipiwiitiiiieriiry minister of tht- lilo-th miist (`hui'<'li in (‘liiirlottcto\vn. .\li"»'. Sniallwoml was ii iluuglitt-r ol' the latte John Bo\',\'i-r who was oin- of the res- iili-iitf; of (`lini'l0tti-towii when it was iii its iiiliiiiigv. Shi- was horn in t‘lini~lritt-'- town in thc yi-ur ISI-lil, so had pa.-isi-ii the allotted four score _vi-.ars. llvr life was spent in this --ity wliorv, .~:urrnuiiil cd hy l`i‘i4-nils and i`i\l:iti\'f-s. shi- passed ii quiet and iiiicvi-iitl`\il life, ;;i'vi\tly i'f-.~ip(~i‘li-.il hy all who kin-w hor. .\ii only hrotlu-i' died nniny _years ago in (‘i~iIifoi‘iiizi and a sistt-|', .\li‘s, l~`. S. .\lo nr#-, passed away just uni- _vc-nr ago 'l`lif- only rciniiining incinlii-r of tho I`iiinil_\' is ii sisli-r, ;\lrs, .lohn Higgins to whom and other i~i\l:itivi-.- the Guar- iliun extciids its ;<incf-i`i- .~ayii|p:itli}.'.

'l`her<- passed |ir‘."iw\.l'iill_\‘ away lil

indian River on July 1ISth, one of thi- innst highly i-sti-oiiiml ri-sid(-nts of that phico in tho poi'soii of (7or|ir>lius J. Mcliellaiii, in the iliii't_\'-sixtli your of his ago. llo leaves a willow (Ilellii E\l<-llonulil, Aiiligoni:~'li, N. S.) and ii _vouiig son to inourn the loss of a kiuil iiuil aiI`l'ci-tioiinte hushiinil :ind fntlier;

thc-rs and three sisters and ii very large circle ui' frii-nils and relations. lli- was universally popular :ind re- spi-rli-il for his iua'\_\' good quiilitii-s and his nohlo cliristiziii 1-liiii'zu-ti-i~. llc was visited inan_\' times during his illni-ss hy his pastor, Rev. Mgr. Gillis, from whoni hf- ri-vi-ivvil the lust rites ol' lhi- Ilol_v t‘iillioiii: (.`hur<‘li. of which lu- was ii df-vout ini-nihcr. llis t`iin~ 1-rnl look pliiri- to St, I\lair_\"s t`liiiri:h, liulinii ltivi-r, on July ZIOIII. and \vzis liirgi-ly :itll-iiil<-il. which lustilir-is to tliv vsti-f-iii in wliii-li the ileci.-:iserl was In-lil. Il<-v. I‘i-li-r lluglics sang flu- llf-qiiii-ni 1\ln.<.\' and coiiiluctcrl thi- scr- vii-\-.=: at thi- gi'zi\'<-. The pall-in-iii'i-rs wr-ri-I Ali-.\:iii1li‘r Sim-lair, Willif‘i'i‘ liv- hini-_v, 'l`honi:is <‘:iiuphi-ll, \\'i|liaiu Iiliinn. l-`r;iiu'is Shen and \\'iIl`i'eil Gil- li.-:. May his si-ul rust in pt-:ii'i‘.

.-\fti-r iiri'i\'iiig :it the ail\':iii<'oil ago

of 1-iglit._\' yi-urs there ilcpurted this life on May Lilith, 1915, John Mac- Ni-vin Hsu.. ii highly esteemed and greatly i'e.~'poiicii citizen of Argyle Short-., Ile was ii man of excellent qualitir.-s and hy his arduous toil and patient iiiiliislry had built up one of the iuost i-uiiilhrtiilile find viilunhle lioiiii-staails in the vomniuuity. Ilf- wns of ii quit-I and uiiassuniiiig na lure- :ind his \\'oi'<ls though few wi-ri- nl\\'iiys of vnlui- and r-.xizollenl counsel. For n|iin_\' yi-urs he was ii nicniher of the t'iiur<-li nl' Scotland and always Iivi.-il in i~iuiIii‘inity with the require- ments of thni profession. llis loss will hi- gr--:lily fi-it hy the i:oiiiiniiii.iI._v :ind hy thi- gi-nr-riil pulillv, as ho wus iilwiiys pi'i-uiiiii-iit lu the proniolini: of tlioso. things thiit. were for-the pulilliz gr-oil. llf-. li-avi-s to mourn a widow. one son Alfixiiiidi-r of Bom-ihaw, and tivo daiiglitt-rs. Mrs. Mary Mi:l.eiin, Mrs. I". W. Miir-iloiiiiltl. Mrs. D. J. i\lrii-l.i‘nn oi` Argyle Shore, Mrs. W. J. Fleniniing of Dorchester, Miiss..anil Mnrgiircl at lu-ine, ali-o one sister Mrs. Allie-rt Morrow of Everett, Mass. The si-rvii-ns at the house and at the grave was f-riiirliu-tcil hy his pastor tlir-. lti.v. Jus. Nliwlmiignll and interment was iuailc in ilu: family plot in Argyle t‘<:iii<-ti-.r_v ni-ar hy. The pallliearers wf-ro Jas. Mai-l’liiill, Donald Stewart, ‘ _Neil A. l\'liii:.\.'i-\'i'ii, S. A. Murlcy, Ain- I.-rosv Si-.liar and John A. MacDonald.

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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. -

llu- inarriagr- in announced to take pliu 1- in lhis city on Monday. August lmli of Miss Alive- M<:Kearney. Mount Sli-wiirl to l\li', .liiines F. Duffy. of the iixiiiiiiii-r Joh Printing Departmeiit.

ENJOYED THE 0UTiNG.-- The

Band of the 82nd which was to altend__ the »-Matinee Races. were conveyed to the Race Course yester- day afternoon hy automobile, discours- lng sweet miiiilc. yory comfortably, all the way out. 'l‘lie band boys are de- servedly popular itnd their concerts when ever given are deeply HDDFGCIHI-

DEATH AT 8ACKVlLLE.- On

Tuesday at -noon Mr. James A. Watts rlissed away nt the home of his dau- ghter, Mrs. Margaret A. Snowdon. Queen‘s lloail, Sackville, N. B. He had been in falling health for some time but the end come unexpected- ly. I-le was taken ll with pnuemonln one_.dsy last wee Besides a wife hm leaves four d¥¢htsl'l. -Mn. Don- a McKinnon. iirlott'etown,¢P. E. l Mr. Margaret »A. S-tID\;vd0n Bild wfriin Thomas iilcnardsail, ‘sat-kviiii~, and Mrs. Wlllliiin D. MiicKenzle.zWal-

lonion, Mass. lle was eighty YBBYS 0f

also his liitliei' and niullicr. four hro» ‘

'l‘. L1vl,ii'g`iit‘ ne Mayes. D. D., formerly United States Consul at Charlottetown and subsequently promoted to St.‘ Stephen, N B has resigned from the

During ii vacation lie visited Aliibaina and preached there. He received a very hearty call to become pastor ot the ,church and he consented.

CAPT. HOLMES AT HALIFAX. -

Capt. Holmes, formerly of the Domin- i0'n €oal` Cninpa`rry'"s iste'ainsr‘ Morwen- na‘ which fell ii victl-in to the German submarine in- now at Halifax. prepar- ing to take charge of the Cape Breton - which is to go into commission short- ly. The captain. who is well known in shipping circles in this Province, mot- ored from Sydney to Hawkesbury in his new auto. . °

SUPPLIES FOR PRISONERS OF

WAR.-It is notified for the inforinii- tion of all concerned that a despatch has been received from the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the Colonies notifying that Canadian soldiers in- terned in camp at Giessen. Germany, had been directed to place themselves in communication with “ Miss Arnoldi. I Canadian Field Comforts, clo Captain Dowling. Paymaster. 7 Millbank, Lon-, don. S.W.. England,” in 911191' that their wants may be supplied as far as possible.

DR. ALEX ROSS FOR THE FRONT

-Some time ago when the British War Oflice called for one hundred doctors from Canada for the front, Dr. Alex Ross, C-liarlottetowii, was one of the first to respond. Last wci-.k he received a telegram inquiring i[`he would be prepared to sail on .-\ui;nst Sth. The doc-tor iiuniediately repli- ed in the affirmative. Ile is new waiting his definite iniirciiiiig orders. This is the second (`hz\rlolti‘to\\'u nie- dico of experience and large priivlii-o who has voliiiitoeri-il and lu-.i‘n ai'i'i-pl- ml for service at tho front, Ilr. llzirry ll. Johnson. who ri:<:cntly :ii~i‘i\'i‘il in lingland, and Dr. Ross. Both thi-se doctors will he greatly inissi-il in (‘hni'- lottetown and the Island gi-iii-.i~iill_\~, hut their at-tion and piitriotisiu nrt- 'oniniendahlc and nn exiiinple worlliy of imitation hy doctors _vo\i|n_'i-r in _\‘i3ai's and with fewer doiiiostic and professional tics, to whom the nppi-:il and call are as iirgciilly adtlrt-.ssi-il as they were to Drs. Johnson iiuil liriss. lt. is siui'ercl_v hope-rl that thi- piitii-nts if tht-so worlhy and patriotic il<n»|oi-s will keep them in i‘c-iiicinl>riiii<'r- :ind give them their full piitroiingf- on ilu-ir' return with the liiurt-ls oi’ victory on ` ilivlr heads.

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