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Pro.9Irah'on in its worst Iorm ; was reduced in weight from 170 pounds to 115 pounds.
The Goebel had no 'hope of my
recovery, endevery medicine I tried proved useles until a/fiend induced sitio kbs' “lHn`J~a»lz'v¢.r". Ibeslnfo mend almost st ones;
Ind after using this fruit medicine foriior-i months, I was back to my normal state of health. '
Inever had such good health for
twenty years ls I have enjoyed thu past six years. We are never without I box of ‘Fruit~e-tives’ in the house".
IAS. 8. DBLGATY.
50s. s box, 5 for$2.li0, trial size 25°,
At all dealers or _sent postpaid ou receipt of price by Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottalfls
Squeeze the juice of two lenlons into a’ bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have is quarter pint of the best freckle sunburn and tan lotion, and complex- lon beautliier, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup- ply three ounces of Orchard White for a few een-ts. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and* hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, wlndburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.
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THUIUDAY ' l
-on ruiitoullt-I.-or me number
of eeidferp' six weeks' leave of `db`se'nce in which to assist at farm- ing operations. the following were am~ ,rms time h°m°rs_rd__l_>_ound on 'roos- lay evening: Pte. Frank I-Ialiburton, ’ Pte. Peter McPherson, Haliburton and Pte. Fulton Cook, Cape Wolfe. H
WEDDING BELL8.-Miss Lucy P
Breen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs J
Hunter, P E Island, was united
in marriage to Sydney H. Philp, of St._Jol1u 'Monday morning at 6 o’clock. at the Cathedral, with Nuptial Mass. by Rev. W. M. Duke. Mrs. J. C. Com~ eau, sister of the bride, and her hus~ band, were the witnesses. Mr. sud Mrs. Phllp will reside on Elliott Row, says the St. John Globe.
-SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. Roy
`Ml1l. son of Mr. Jabez Mill Clermont, met with a very painful accident rec- Blilly. W1lll6 llfiilillg the horge gn ll hay-carrier. the swingletree _broke. and striking ms leg. shove -life angle, 'broke the bone land causing great pain. Dr. F. W. Jardine, Kensington, was hastily summoned and soon had the limb skilfully dressed and left the patient resting easy.-R.
On Sunday morning July 21st, Mrs.
Duncan McPhall of Cornwall departed this life at the age of 30 years.' About a year ago Mr. and Mrs. McPhall came down from the West where they had gone to live after their marriage.
fall and they returned thinking that W
besides a wide circle of relatives and w frlendl. C The funeral was held on the Tues- day following her death and was largely attended. The services were
holy bonds of metrlmony to Sergt Al lan Wilmot D. Wsdman, Summerslde
fr lends The bride was given away by ll her father who also performed the cel emony. After breakfast was served A the happy couple motored to the S. S. Northumberland en route to 'St.
John. The bride wore a travelling g suit of sand serge with hat to match l and was unattended. The,g-room's gift to the brld was s. club bag of l walrus leather lined. They were the 0 recipients of many useful and beau- tiful gifts consisting of silver, cut glass, china, linen and a number of
Wlldman has a splendid lnllitnry rec- ord; having served in France nearly two years and was severely wounded twice. Hie is now serving pn the Dominoin Police Force. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wadmall wish them a. long and ha/ppy married life. ~ »
The Germ K_il|¢l'
Only those who have known tlisioy of s "o°r*i¢ Lili' buoy wash-np" after I dirty, l dusty job een realize the saute lilelsureihe boy at the front fee|s»'Yhe|_s,}|ls package , from lulie ins fr' “ ‘rl
In pure, vs_lve't`7-lstlnrlag oil:-' 'tifssu s'lhel\ite"‘slhsiill- also--*lla esthetic" spat ‘deans no pmt ondwvllk boellg _for-outs and plead biumome ldfoiltly _ .“'.”“,_._..l . l \ .~.._?\
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William McPholil, John Inman, A_¢l_ M am Livingstone. is
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. MacLeod, Court m Street, Summerside, was the scene of ls
ln the -presence of s. few intimate
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The Guardian. all those
Wm” °“‘ We" lm' health ll°Sl"1 1° ills lslsllawnis week Rev. Dr. Hall Dsmley l"°°“"’d the following -tslelAlllertun and 'rlgrllsll who so lmlaly
ill return to the city on Se.-turday and gram Monday: Sincerely 'reZl‘6t to ill-l assisted llcr in every way in her ru-
C0l1d'\1Cl0d by HGV- J- Helilloy 211111 ill- has returned from New York where visit the Maritime Provinces shortly Ll t B W tie d here
terment was made in Cornwall Comet* he attended the Supreme Convention and will attend the local conventions. mn' eu ' 9 B many r “ 5 ery. The pall bearers were: Colin ofthe Knights of Columbus. The only Their visit will commence at Capel j°l“ in wmlmg mm “ pleasant joumgy t Murray. C0110 MCPll&il, Harry CFOSDY. `other delegate ln- attendance from the Breton on August 28th, at an outing
arltlrne Provinces was Dr. Broder- of the local lnembers and followlnll
' ATT A Tl T NE ANNAN lt or st. Jolm, N. B. The convention that they will go to Prince Edward RAC”-Ff__?rh6°‘;:nt'l*€men wwho had t
_ was the greatest ever held in America Island to visit the Charlottetown charge or me management of the New
-WEDDING BELLS--The ll0l1l6 0! by the Knights of Columbus. The branches, arriving there at the time of Annan races, B _brief report or which
embership has been growing by the annual meeting. They will then
aps `and bounds and has now at- come to St. John to attend the New t b -I th I did
a quiet weddlns on the morning of tained a total slregtll of 410,000. 'rho Brunswick convention to me held on s“’xcc§ss°‘;::'°;‘;;:;’g °,’;_he 36:5 ‘iirgl Jllli' 3°'-11 When their °ll1Y llllllglllfll. princi al work of the convention has September 4th and 5th.From here they _ Y _ ' ‘ f
sh” might lmW°"'°~ Their h°PeB were arrangements are being made fol him form you 712055 Pte. Abram Gallant cent lbercuvcment. A
“°* l°“"‘°<l"““l Bl” °°“lll“le<1 £0 Swv to speak ln two or me city ¢nllr¢llss_ Artillery orllolally reported admitted - ' ' “ _ worse. She bore her suffering-s with un 5und|,_y_ one of these Sm-vlces ol 'nu Cuuuulgy cle,"-lug Sgullou August FRIDAY , armies. * - patience ulld frequently expressed llluullgglvlug uud lute;-uesslou for lilo Zird Shell gas. Pte, Gallant is of the
he’ U`“5‘- ill Clllllll and 1101' 11006 Of ll fleet will be in St. James’ Churcll. A original 105th and has seen much hard RETURNWG oVERSEAS'”`m°'|t' blessed inlnlortallty. There are left‘ lull uuuuungeuleul will be made lulel-_ ilg-lltlng serving the past twenty "nam J' Wesley Ben' who has been
to mourn her husband and little son S
visiting his homo here for the past
unday afternoon at 3 o’clock Dr. Hllll ‘months ln lilrance.
' - al ' ll left st l mornin
ill preach at Long Creek Baptist ,_____. sever “ee B' YC or-my g 9 h hl I on returh to Halifax. Lieutenant Bell ,lulmrsoul nl Bunbury, was struck,
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_ Vlgl-l-ons coMlNG__The execut ls a member of the 64th Squadron, R.
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BAc»< Fnolvi K c. coNvEN'rloN. lvo members of :hs Dominion noisll""~ C- “nd after b°‘“g W"““d"d “mi”
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Dr. W. J. Mclvlllrsn, or this city, lslm-lmllls' As_=o¢lstl~o-n or comics will W” °‘€’“`* '° C“““““- H° “"“°"’ °“ h
way back overseas to join his squad-
and safe retllm. _
appeared ln yesterday’s Guardian, are
D attendance was due probably as much
g with recreation huts and providing Nova Scotia convention on the 11th Th, _ ._ omforts for the soldiers. Onl three and 12th of September. The purpose races' ess special attractions con
- Y slstsa or s boxing match and soroblttlt
e nt at th convention and The people of Tlgnish were shock-
d winnin the warb makin bet highly respected citizens, Joseph M
l , i d l th l _ - . - _ _
Marion Malcom was un te n e lleen in the line of war activities deal go to Halifax to be present at the to the specml attractions as to the
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ocleties have official recognition for of their trllp ils tel stlmtlllate dtile ln- sumti In the former two 0_1 d Cham ‘Q s‘;:;;“~”;‘;° 2;.; :ii;“:.§'.:.:. ".::...’;°“:.°.:: .:.;‘:; ~»f ssociatidrl. The chairmnna of wthe away. ‘ Kenny and James Pendergaht' both "mn 'me Directm' °f Recmds’ Otmwa'
of whom may be regarded as retired
ar Camp Activities' Washmgmn' ` _'_ professionals, neither of them having
“"1"” ° - it ‘till fl-tit: ave an address, praising the work of ed on Friday evening, the 10th inst., ggarsn Mr? 1562:? “fd hipegaso _m¢;‘;\;
he organizations which all tended to- when they learned that one of .their Tremblay' of the Umted ‘States Navy “’"“ `5_ Y 5 ' 'lloll il altil .l- er soldiers physically and'morally.Au- Chiasson had suddenly dropped dead :rn bu? £110 ngorrzigge £330; :$5851 ther notable address was delivered in Albertpn. He left home about 7 to a mn ' Pender . ' ls 8
pp Mr. gust who
y the French Ambassador at Wash- o’clock in the evening to enjoy a mot- thorough Sport’ generously' offered- to
b
illgton. For war camp activities the or trip to Alblerton with Dr. 'McBrlde, ml me vacancy so that the dayvs m.°_ _Knights of Columbus last year col- who was to attend a meeting of mot- gram would be carried out as Raven
very substantial cheques Sem- lsclsll $11,000,000. This year they orlsis tllsrs. on sl-rlvsl ns got out ,lam The mulch went through ,hm
propose to collect $50,000,000. The K. of the car and greeted a few whom mal rounds to a draw’ tho encounter C. “drive” in the Maritime Provinceh lm knew, sud immediately told Dr. bélng lb-5;.” mem" “.50” lol) fm, no-ml for $100,000 is for similar work among lvlcnrido that ns had sn attack. 'ri-1 who were Wm, horsel of the mg and the Canadian soldiers and the watch- doctor placed him in Mr. W. 'i'anto:~.'L both showed their meme- thm“_g'h°m w°"d uE"ery`b°d'y w°I°°m°”Ev°ry' “um Pnd they ,.“¥,°h°id_ him t° D9# the ibout. Although retired, the two "ling "ee" applies V’ all d°“°““““t` KBWB ‘lmcei 0” “rival he had U be still possess sufficient punch and skill ions. _ _ . assisted fronl thsflcar, _and evrn by to make ll exceedlrl.. doubllul mm
"'°""" this time he was In 5 dyhlg °°m|m°“' a match for either could bo ‘found in
The races at New Annan yesterday The best efforts ofthe twoskllied phy- the marlllmé ~w.0vllw"»_ The “crm
.5.m"’°t°d an human” °"°wd“ °v°" “|0159” W°l`° °f 11° °~V““7 lm °x°°P' batlo stunts by Mr. Scantlebury were four thousand people being present. ltionally quick-trip was made by Mr. P. also thoroughly .enjoyed by ml and probably over one hundred auto-l Foster White in his motor for Rev. '1'_. - - _ ___;____ . _ __ : mobiles. - Campbell, but before he arrived, and The llollowlng G-llpplllg from 5 sl
The track was in good shape and a' within five minutes of tho time of thb _lolm .lllxclw e wlll be ul Blawg;
~ _ _ _ - _ _. “B ” ' i great day's sport was afforded. ' 'first shock he had passed away. Hits hem as tha downed fathlar. ML all
The ‘boxing match between Jim remains were conreyed to his home lesple’ llved dn Upper- Queen swam'
Pendergast and “Wlld Burt" Kenny by train and were accompanied by Dr. Harry was a “natal-f_l“°me with was quite an enlovsble featuro- Tram- MoBrlde,.E. A. oallsnt, A. Mcnonslu ll", boys .and lar Ms boyhood evlnced blay. who was to have engaged Komlvf and J. A. Bernsrll, where it large num nl, llklng lm. me mllltlm hav," had in an exhibition of thc "manly art". ber had gatllercd to moot them. His ll Bmallreslmemi here who wore mmm. failed to show up, and Mr. Pender- bully was sruuulmsq ou saturday lmlmela- md, .manned the sltreem gast, that the public should not be morning to await the arrival of his He W” a generous llmrled boy and disappointed. very kindly took his children who were to an-ive Monday ~--.. enum, wlll be ,,d,l,,,,,l lo lm,
place, and they gave a tip-top exlli- night, but on Sunday morning it wn- vt lm dealm l » bitlon. found impossible to keep the remains on sltlmlay ML and MTL Wm_ C_ . . `» ~ - __. .H ~ _ »
4 door of ,the range. It then went into
' llyue, -l;_¢,,l_¢_r~v.nl lééir after if for vous W
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VS. navy, and James Gillespie of Ames~ bury., Mass., aged 22 years in the U.‘ S. ai'my are cousins of the young her0.' ltogether Mr. Gillespie has more thanl score of relatives in the allied
_*_
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING- During
the electrical storm of Wednesday ev»' ning the 'residence of Mr. Jas. Fnn
The lightning hit the chimney in tho' kitchen, knocking it down, tearing ul hole inside the stove, bursting open the stoveplpe and blowing off the
he pantry where it ran along the table, splitting the oilcloth as clear as if it had been cut with a knife, and hen apparently going out the win- dow. Mr. Faruuhsrson says they were sitting inthe kitchen at the time. First they heard a terrible crash, then it sounded like an immense ox- ploslon in the kitchen, after which |19 plncewas filled with suffocating' gas and sulphur. No one ln the house was hurt, although all received quite a shook. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, 18 Kent
street, yesterday received a telegram
notifying them that their son, Lieut. James Gerald Kelly, M. C., is danger- ously ill in Abbeville Stationary Hos-
pital, France. suffering from a sun-l shot wound in the head. Their many l friends will be deeply sorry to learn; this news and will sincerely hope that; good news will lbe received of him.; Lieut. Kelly is the youngest of four. sons of this family who are in khakl.' He recently was the winner of the Military Cross for exceptional bravery _
ldisplayed during a raid on tile Ger-l
msn trenches on the 7th of May last. ‘Hs ls a member ol the zstll Bstolllolrl The other brothers serving the colors! are Sergt. Carl Kelly. of the 2d Heavy. Siege Battery, at present ln hospital ill England, under treatment for. trench fever; °Pte. Alfred Edward ("T6d”) 01 the 20th Bhttalidh, of Toronto, who also was wounded last November at Passchendsele and John Doyle Kelly, master engineer in the U. S. Engineers, Philippine Islands.
lu the passing of Emanuel Johnson
on Thursday, July 25th,‘ Ellerslle loses one of its oldest and most respected lsndmsrlu. Although ln rslllnginéslth for the past two years the community was shocked when it was leamed he had passed away. The subject of this sketch was 'born in Sweden in
try about flfty years ago as a sailor on board a vessel owned by the late Captain Richards. lA short time after his arrival he bought a farm- which was then almost a wilderness, and af- ter many years of hard labor he suc- ceeded in clearing and cultivating it into one of the finest farms .in the community. In religion _he was a Methodist, having united with that church many years ago. ‘I-illscheery countenance will. be sadly missed in the homo. where he was a kind hus- band nlld tl loving father. He leaves to mourll their sud lo'ss a son-owing widow. two daughters and one son,- the Misses Nellie and Maisieat home, and Arthur in Worcester, Mass. The funeral, which was largely attended, was hold on Sunday and was einduct- ed by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Sswdon, and tho remains were laid tqrest in Bldetord cemetery. The pall lbearel-s were: Melville Ellis, Wl_lll1amf"Bllr- leigh, Edmund suslslgh. Josgps lvlll- ler, Walter Dystsnt and Lolita Dyst-
ant.
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..*E8TEEM-EE' RE8lDEN:f'8.-An-
other of Klng's Jounty's "esteemed gentleman who has passed the four score year and ten mark, is Mr. Dan- iel Gordon of New Perth, who still retains s great amount of vrigor and good health and is able t_o"d0 some work in the hay field. He keeps well posted on all public questions of the times especlallyon the war and takes his authority from -the Bible. His sis- Ull' Mi!! Mersaret Gordon. alsolof New Perth, is some years* his- 'sehlor and she too is able to enioy_life"irud visit some of her nearby nelghbors'.*
The following ls_ s list of-the Suc-
cessful Candidates, in order of merit, lll the Connolly mstaté lsclioisrrnlp Examination held in Charlottetown and Summerside on July 2`_3r`liand Sith 1918. ,' d » Francis Nelligan. 'ilignish . Theodore Monaghan, Charlottetown Louis Callaghan, ll`iln`y"vaI'e `”`_` "_" Edmund E. Doyle, Silinmeifsfde Charles E. Murphy, Vernon' `
william E. Power, i-l'lll;‘»s"\ltivsf , Leonard' Farmer, Kin rs ' Charles McCarthy, Bouris West St. Clair Trainor, Albah; ' I ' James Austin`Nooii`ei`i2;"i3edeque
Francis Daly, Hops‘ ltlisr-'~~` Francis L. Gamdbell,.i{e\lys Cross Herbert N.Murph`y, Paiimure Island Ralph Malone, Green Bay Peter Sullivan, ‘Cardigan ‘ '
the year 1888 and came to this douil-‘
_ Keep Mlilu-a_'s Llnlnl/¢|_it<__l_»if<lll» noun
The ucrobatlc stunts by Mr Wal any longer, and the funeral was held Glllewle' 157 Clmrlolle sweet’ each re ----'|Q.7,f1|l|rl. ‘ __
lace Scantlebury also were much en- at 10.30 a.m.. and was attended by is halved ,letter from ll,-elf son’ Hun, I "` -- L`.`l'~' ,__
joyed. ` _ 'large concourse of friends and relslt- Cheeflullless was the ddmlnmll no-le"ln _ .v-_ »-.- -*-‘_ _:__ I _-Lx _‘__ IL
Following is a summary of the ives, Rev. A. J. MacDougall officiating, each mé"ase_ Tlll, mbllmng ll,” “_ _ -____ _ V: ll' mf
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races°- 'L'-he'psll bearers were Messrs. Peter lmlvell ,mm olmwa lllll- -lllslfenlngl - `~§-'JF ,l
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Sis r Patch B. Ramsa Al- V I known in connection with work of the ‘ _ _ l _‘»{“ll`:'
te ( _ y. _ _ Cllsrlottetown ss years ago. sad at berton) .. . . . . .. 4 2 2 -'f‘ig|lisi|~parish, having served in ev~ lmlull tllll Wes, End,-'school-¢h"'°_
Best time, ' 2.19 CLASS
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Bernard of Sydney Mines. and som, Arthur nad charles, of Dentist-
ll'as-'»3'}'rl§=_1l¢ticii.-iraie' ' '
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. Tied all of whom have the eiaoslb V " 0 . _
ff. Wright made axle #sympathy of the community ilrohsir ~_ 0 ' “j `_¢f1Jo|l»l*, --: . I B”
_‘fha ti|nIll‘f"-“ is -sudden and usa-bereavement. Htl. _ " i" "*“ 'i - __ _:N
num. J. M; rzlsnolm, city, me ni' kms u. clllnm, of rlsslsn, qui- u,,,,,,,,'u,M,,_ ,,¢ "mg un. '
llsboasld, Bedlam. _ _ *us to thank through the columns of nu, ,"4 lg ,nm 'lu lg lu lu. U,
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till llme rululu,