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j _Mrs MARTHA DEWOLFE. "FRUIT-A-TIVES”, the medicine

made fro'iii'i~’ruit juices, has relieved more sufferers from Headaches, Consti- P"lf0". sgvrnarh, Liz/er, K'idnry and .Skin T muélrs Man any oi/:er medicifte.

500. s. box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.

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viyer,(U. S.) and Registered Pa- nt At_toriiey,15 years experience

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Southport met with a bad mishap yesterday morning. When the tide receded the dredge, it appears, had drawn too near the cut which she had _made _and canted over. beoox_nln§.1llied__ with water.; It is;-notfthuughethst.

raised all _right.

EXTEND10ALi'i;-3The Presbyterian-

congregations of s 14 and 1tl"have extended a‘call to fliev. Roland Davi- son, lately pastor of Grand Falls, N.B. At a meeting of the Presbytery held in Summerslde on Monday last-they call was sustained and accepted by- Mr. Davison. He will be inducted- into the pastoral charge of the congre- gation on Tuesday, July 13th, in the church at Lot 14. This congregation is to be congretulated on having se- _cured Mr. Davison as their pastor for 'he ispan eloquent and forceful preach- er.- .

SURPRISE PARTY--A surprise party was given last Friday night, June 25th, at the beautiful residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison, who be- iore her marriage was Miss Sarah Mc- ,Leod, of Melville, in honor of Miss Sarah C. McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nell McLean, of Melville. The evening was spent in a most enjoy- able manner, while refreshments were served. The host presented Miss McLean with a solid gold watch, beau- tifully engraved, from her sister and many friends of Boston, who wished her a pleasant journey home, as Miss McLean and her sister are leaving next next week to spend the summer months at home.

Word has been received in Char-

lottetown of the death last' week at Windsor, N. S., of Richard Maynard, for many years a resident of Cher- lottetown. Mr. Maynard’s death fol- lowed a brief illness, the nature oi' which is not known here. His fun- eral was held on Sunday afternoon, the service being conducted by the Ven. Archdeacon Martell in the Church of England. Mr. Mayiiard was a native of England and was a .tailor by trade. He came here in the =early eighties, and was for several -years employed as ,cutter in the Lon- don House taildring department. _From here he removed to New Glas- gow, N. S., going from there to Hali-

in business for himself in all these places. He was a leading Oddfeliow and Mason. He was an excellent singer, and during his residence in Charlottetown was prominent in mu- sical circles. Many old friends here

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' ADDRESSES APPRECIATED.- The people of Harrington wish to thank Premier Mathieson and Rev. Mr. Coflln very sincerely for their splendid addresses at their scliooli closing. They also wish to thank Mr. Ira Carr for his beauUful solos and all others who helped to make it a success.

ST PETER'S PICNIC.-One of the

nicest outings of the season was the St Pete'r’s Sunday School picnic to Westville on Saturday, which was largely attended. The sail up the West River on the steamer Harland td the Bridge was delightful and thor- oughly, enjoyed, as Capt. McLean was untiring in his efforts to make every- one comfortable. The steamer also waited on the return trip 'so that all who wished were enabled to partake of the delicious tea prepared by the ladies in charge of the picnic.

The death occurred in Charlotte-

town Friday night at midnight after a months illness of Mrs. W. ,W. Harp- er, aged 45. She leaves to mourn be- sides a sorrowing husband one son, Harold and four daughters, Helen, Ruby, Edna and Mildred, and three step children. One of the latter Miss Maggie Harper has been seriously ill for sometime and is now very low. The late Mrs. Harper was a dangli- ted of the late Josiah Lane, of Her- mitge. She was a most estimable lady and much sympathy will be felt for the bereaved family in their great affliction.

The community of Montrose eus-

talned a sincere loss in the death, on Wednesday last, 24th, of Mr. George Gordon, in the 66th year of his age. Ho was in his usual health until the previous Saturday when a slight in~ jury to his foot, developed blood pois- oning. He will be much missed in the community where in a quiet and un- assuming way he lived a consistent Christian life and was a general fav- orite. He leaves to mourn a widow and two sisters, Mrs. Call, of Albert- on, and Mrs. Neil Ramsay, Hamilton, and one brother, Albert, in New Cas- tle, Maine. He was a son of the late John and Rachel Gordon, of Montrose.

FOX NOTE. - The Guardian is in

receipt of the Semi-Annual report of The Magic Silver Black Fox Com- pany, Limited, Summerside. While treating principally of the Conipany’s operations since the annual meeting, held November lust, and of the pro- posed business to the end of the present ilscal year; it in a general way sketches the Company’s opera- tions over several years. Altogether the report is an excellent production of this going Company. The Guardian strongly commend these business like methods. An occasional letter or re- port by all Companies would be greatly appreciated by the sharehold- ers, and is not more than they are entitled to. `

BODY FOUND. -- The body of Pat-

rick F. Doyle, formerly a baker em- ployed on the A. W. Perry , was found- floating at Halifax yesterday morning. He had beenmissing since March 2, and no trace of him could he found. It is now supposed that while-boarding the steamer one night he missed his footing, and falling in- to the water, he was drowned. The deceased was 64 years of age, and was a. most efficiency baker. All his re- ltives reside in England, his wife liv- ing at 96 Salisbury Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, England. The deceased was a native of County Down, ire- land. .When the body was found it was very badly decomposed, and the identiilction was made through pap- ers in his pockets.-Sydney Post.

REMAINS BROUGHT HOME. -

The death occurred at the Victoria General Hospital, Montreal, on June 22nd, of Herbert F. Parker, aged 22, son of Mr. A. H. Parker, George- town. The remains were brought home and interred in St. Davld’s Presbyterian Cemetery. The funeral which took place on Friday the 2,5tl_i uit. was largely attended. The inde- pendent Order of Oddfellows, the Or- ange Society and the Good Templars in great numbers attended. There was a' deep feeling of sympathy shown by the citizens of Georgetown in evidence of which were the numer- ous beatlful wreaths deposited on the grave, tokens of the high regard in which the young man was held b y all his numerous friends.

SCOTCHFOR1' AND VICINITY. -

Mr. William J. McDonald, Scotch- fort, is busily engaged building the foundation for his new residence which he intends having erected the coming summer.-The annual exam- inatioii of Glenroy school was held on Friday, June the 25th, a. goodly number of parents and others being in attendance. The examination was conducted by Rev. J. B. Mclntyre and the pupils showed by their ready answers careful training and pleas-

ing progress, _immediately after the exercises n s ort and entertaining pr`ogram consisting of recitations etc. was given by the pupils after which words of commendation were _ex- preised and some wholesome advice given by J. B. Mclntyre, who takes ‘a great interest in school work. Al- together the etins was most en-

_ TUESDAY

‘ BIG GERMAN LIES.-How the German censor can be outwlttedwas shown in a letter recently received by

Island from herson, who is a. prisoner of war in Germany. The letter told in detail of the kind, humane treatment, and the abundance of food meted out to the Prisoners generally, and to the writer in particular. In fact_ every- thing was lovely. _ but two Gaelic words added, as if part of the writers name, so-_.aa-., to deceive the censor,

_ _ _ ____ __ _“Q “brie`gd_ti mor,” meaning “§_lg-ligl/’_l ` "boosts _“ssRsAvsMsi7l‘FfL irriié s _pathy__o -.-a_,_vv-ide crcle~_o_f friends vdilhgo’ t¢f\Yards»_Mr._W. W. Harper

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Qn @day evening his- beloved wife passed away. Sunday evening she was followed by his daughter, Margaf ret I-Iazeltine, who yielded up her life at the comparatively early age of 33, after a twelve years’ illness. Her death makes the thirteenth which has occurred in Mr. _L-larper’.s family. Three wives and tn children have gone to the Great Beyond. Mr. Har- per is certainly having more than his share of aiilietion.

BASEBALL `CLUB 0RGANISED.-

The young people of Victoria have recently organised a basketball club and are lookin`g forward to 5 jolly good time during the long summer evenings When they get rightlystarted in the game they will have two teams, one chosen from the best players among the “ fair sex ” and the other from the “sterner" (?) sex, which will likely be open to a challenge from teams of the cighbouring villages. The use of the corner lot on Borden and Nelson Streets was generously given the club by Mr E. Boswell. The teams meet for practice on Tuesday and Saturday evenings.--V.

SUPREME COURTF-In the Su-

preme Court yesterday before -His Lordship the Chief Justice, Sir W. W. Sullivan, the case was begun in which E. L. Harrington, proprietor of the North American Hotel, stands charg- ed with_ having on March 9, 1915, in Charlottetown, wounded Robert Thompson with intent to do him grie- vous bodily harm. The Attorney-Gem eral, Hon J. A. Mathieson, is prose- outing the case, while the accused is represented _by Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C. The witnesses examined yes- terday were Drs Ralph, McMillan and Jahnson, the man Thompson, Robert Young and Fred Godfrey. The doc- tors gave evidence touching tlie na- ture of the wound, while the testi- mony of the other witnesses concem- ed the incident of the shooting and '1‘hompsoii's injury. Whcii the Court adjourned nt 5 o’clock Young had just lcft the stand. The Court meets this morning at 10.30.

ST PETERS TEA.~The tea held at

pices of the St Peters improvement Society, was a most pleasant and suc~ cessful one, and a fitting opening of the tea party season. The day was an ideal one and the attendance was large. Special trains from Miscouchc and Charlottetown brought fairly large crowds although naturally the bulk oi' the attendance was from neighbouring sections. The tables were well served and abundantly supplied. wliiie enter- tainments of various kinds was i'ur~ nislicil in appropriate booths. The St Peters Improvciiiciit Society, to whom the success of this thc ilrst ten of thc season is due, are to bc congratulated on thc fali' measure of success that attended their efforts and particularly on thc motive that inspired tiic imdcr- taking, namely, local improvements. It is understood that a number oi' pr0~ jects are in contemplation with ri vlcw to improving conditions in the village and surrounding country and it is sincerely hoped that the Society will receive all possible encouragement. Local improvement is perhaps the most important feature in the present forward movement and there is no part of the province that can be made more beautiful or more attractive than St Peters, for which nature has done so much. It is hoped that other sec- tions of the province will follow the excellent example set by St Peters in organising for local improvement.

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UNLY SIXTEEN, GIRL VERY SIIIK

'l'ells.How She Was Made Well by LydiaE.Pinl¢ham’s _ Vegetable Compound.

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St. Clair, Ps.-“Hy mother was

alarmed because I was troubled with lujjiression and had paths in my back and side, sud severe headaches. Ihad pimplss' on my face, my complexion was sallow, my sleep was disturbed, I had

nervous spells, was ve? tired and had no ambition Lydial. lnl¢h|'\m'sVeg- stable Compound has worked like a

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St Peters on Saturday, under the aus- '

lations were being extended to Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, of Hae- brouck Heights, New Jersey, on the

a Scottish mother in Prince Edward 'occasion of 'their Golden Wedding, re-

cently at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Webb were for many wears residents of Charlottetown, where they enjoyed the friendship and respect of many citizens. Mrs. Webb is a sister of Mr. Charles Cunning, Chief Engineer of tha~B. S. Northumberland.

,IACRAMENT AT 0RWl,’.LL---The Baerihlent of the _Lord’s _Supper in doiiliection with the Presbyterian Chiffon, Orwell, _w.ilt__be~ohservea next Blbbnth, July 11 h, in` tlie' Orwell

-Heads arch, at'.11 o’cloclr. Service

gan.. atlwhich Bev. Mr Mc- Le" ' , ol-onto, will preach. On Frm evening therefwill be service in -'Q\'vr`el`l ‘Head Church, also prepara- tory service on Saturday at 2.30 Rev. J. C. Martin, of Cardigan will preach.

GENEROUS CONTRIBUTlON<-

Oii July lst, the residents of Murray Harbour held a tea party in aid oi’ the Patriotic Fund, and as a result of the energy of the organizers in that vicinity, and the generous patronage of the people, the gross receipts were $700.00, and the net receipts in the vicinity of $500.00. $300.00 of the amount was contributed to the Pat- riotic Fund; $100.00 to the Belgian Relief Fund, and the balance -to the Red Cross Fund. Mr. W. H. Prow.se acted as_ Secretary-Treasurer. The action _of the organizers and people of Murray Harbour is very much ap- preciated.

AN ISLANDER.-From Charlotte-

to Serbia is a far cry, and the world is but small after all, as the following curious coincidence shows. Mrs. J. A. Fraser of this city, in correspond- ing with a friend of hers. Miss_Maud Ford, who is on the nursing stall? of a hospital in Serbia wrote that there was one Islander in the Serbian army, Mr. Roy Leitch, of Charlottetown. The other day a letter came to Mrs. Fra- ser from Miss Ford's sister, Miss Irene of Montrose, Scotland, who had spent some months in Charlottetown two years ago, the guest of Mrs. Fraser. Miss Irene wrote that she had a letter from her sister who stated that the very day after Mrs. Fraser’s letter reached her, that a train loaded with Serbian troops on their way to the in- terior, stopped at the hospital camp. One of the soldiers entered the camp to borrow some sugar from Miss Ford, and he was introduced to her as Mr. Roy Leitch. of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

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