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"-"0L|C_E COURT.--At thB

001111. Monday morning four mel! f0l’ “Bills profane language public square, were soon nngq and costs.-H.

Yesterday aftemoon Canon ‘ Eimp-,

son received a private oablegram from his son, Liout. Stewart Simpson lllyllls that he was in the Base Hos- pital having been slightly wounded. _

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sorry to bear his eye-sight

wife, is about lie

age, has not at all been .well for number of weeks. She is now how ever able to go about.-W.

Dr. Thomas, a native of the ls-

land now of Woodstock, Mass., is on a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. Dalton of

George Cochrane, chief engineer and s erintendent the international

has left ‘ `:for'.» his home afiiar

spending a very pleasant and enjoy able two weeks on the island, Mr. o_o-_ chrane, who made his home with his brother-in-law.. Mr. A. H. Larthr. North River, while here, visited thefts- land about sixyears ago and sincet t time has travelled extensively, Sgt says that in all his travels, he bas-

spend a vacation as-Prince Edward Island. He spoke in the highest praise of thispiaoe, remarking than'-it might well be called the “Garden 'of

the Gulf." Mr.,Cochrane thinks tge citizens are ‘ a little behind t e times, in- regard to the running iof "autos," as he thinks it would be a boon to this country-if'thc'y werefjal- iowsd to run every _ day. as neatly everyone 'who' vis‘lts'here has but. a short time to stay, and they would 'be H1110 10 S66 il great deal more of the "Island" and visit a great many inter- esting piaces. in a shorter time, than by team.

AN ANXIOUS ,TIME _

FOR ALL PARENTS

Children Often Beemto Pine Away and Ordinary Medicine poea

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of dizziness, palpitatiou of the heart

back to its normal condition. _At this stage no other medicine can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Their whole mission is to make new. rich blood which reaches every part of the body, bringing back health. strength and en-

ootn. says: “Two years ago I was so badly run do\vn with anaemia that some of my friends did not believe I would get better. I could not go up- stairs without stopping to rest, suffer- ed from headaches, loss of appetite. and for two months of the time was confined to the house. I was under the care of a doctor, but the medicine I took did not help me in the least. A friend advised my mother to give me Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. and although I did not expect they would help me after the doctor's medicine had failed, I thought they might be worth trying. After taking two boxes there was such a marked change for the better that people asked me if l had changed doctors, and I readily told them the medicine that was helping me. I con-' tinued taking the pills until I_hsd used eight boxes. when my health was fully restored, and I have since enjoyed the best of health. I hope my experience may be the means of convincing some sickly person that Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills can restore them to health.

You can get these pills through any

dealer in medicine, or by mail. post paid. nt 50 cts. n. box or six boxes fpr $2.50 from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville. Ont.

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for 15 years tho standard remedy for all skin diseases. A liquid used ex- ternally. instant _'relief‘from' itch. Your mon'ey"back if the brat bottle does not bring you relief-. -Ask also

iii. A. roster; ‘cenu-ei'mugsrors,

up of _ -‘ ' 'i‘xjust_ Com_pany's Building, Boston, Fish and Game Association is taking

ergy. Miss Helena Taylor, West Tor-_

g,_m_0n_ on Sunday am”-noon he at. THURSDAY lCrossing where n most pleasant time tended the service conducted by the ' W” “Demi fe'-‘-"`“i“S hom” bi' the Rev. R. Brodie at Cape Wolfe. in the N9 Dum( 3H°°T'NG-Th°50‘\\lV' °V°“i“5 "lPi“~

evening he conducted a service in the 198 8 “Wie 101' ally 01' 811 0! the va-

Prssbytorian Church at Campbellton. P10'-IS kinds Of ducks M iifeielli --W, swarming in Prince Edward Island

waters must not forget that said

AN INTERESTED v|5|'rUn_ Mn ducks are not to be molested until

September 1st_'and even then only under certain legal restrictions The

steps to see that all illegal shooting and fishing shall be punished this year without respect of persons.

-church, Summerside, at 11 a.m.. and 7

FRIDAY

-CHR_|8`l’4lAN CHURCH.--On Aug.

-20th.'i1ev. I-I. R. Bell will preach as follows: Central street Christian

p.m. Special music. All are invited.

SCHOOL RE-OPENED.- Vernon

School re-opened on. Tuesday inet with a new staff of teachers. namely, Miss Florence Vickersou, of Vernon River and Miss Blanche Murphy, of Vernon River Bridge;

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,,_EAliLM HARVEST.--The dist man i.o__ dominance hanveat -operations on the ilsiaud, -so far as is known, this saa._s`on-_.ie Mr. _Clayton Forbes, of Lot 16,. who .cut an-.excellent _iieid of bar~ ley on Friday last.

..*P|CNIC EN.iOVED-- The out-

going train from Souris on Wednes- day at 1.30 p. m. conveyed the Prot- estant Sunday Schooi picnicers on -their annual gathering to Grant's

-BODY RECOVERED.-Word has

been received that the body of Mrs. E. B. Williams who was one of the victims of the recent drowning acci- dent north of Edmonton, previously reported in the Guardian, was found Wednesday and is being brought to her former home at Ellerslie. for in- terment. Funeral notice wiil be gl- ven later.-X.

ACCIDENT AT PlCTOU-- A de-

plorable accident occurred Tuesday evening st Picton. Whilst the Stan- ley was loading coal at the pier her carpenter, namely, Barclay of Mait-

not visited such an ideal spot i~to `-llllid. N- 3-. 80'- MS f00¢ 1'-il\lSh\5 ill U19'

wire hawser as the steamer was be- ing hauled up to the pier. His foot was completely served just above the ankle-_ The accident was witnessed by quite a nurmber on the wharf, and Barclay bore the terrible pain like a hero. He was taken to the hospital in Picton. _

-GOING T0 ENGLAND.--It is with

much regret that the residents of the west of Prince County have heard tha. their beloved rector, the Rev. Frank G. Hasden, is about to leave them ana to return to England. During his stay he has endeared himself _not only to his own congregation, but to all wht have met him. His many friends wish him further and continuous suc cess when_ the time comes for him to take., up his new _work_ _ Vi

.°WEDDlNG BEj].LS.-The Presby-

terian manse, Souris, was thescene oi on interesting eyent _qn Friday, Ang.

_ The health of children between the '11i.h, when Mr. Harry S. Francis. oi Uses of twelve and eighteen years, pn;-J Fortune Bridge, was united in marriage

to Miss Ethel MacEwen, '_of_ Sourie

source of serious worry to nearly ev-‘ The ¢€I‘8i1i0i\y,wHe péijformelbby RSV- ery mother. The growth and deveiop-..A- M=i0Ki1Y- assisted by ‘RSV-.K. M~

Munro, of First Presbyterian church.

get in many cases theynctuslly saem`:_B°5t0il-_ _I¥Il!l_1°‘5.ia§¢1Y B-“Bl” th” CBN to be going into e. decline. 'rue apps-'_ many.. Mr, ssd_..Mx.s- Ers11<=ls,ieH in me is some, brightness gives way todrain .fer Ciiarlvitct-»=\:_11._ And.. otuai depression. there are headaches, fisa1~l?0l`i9-..;.- _ -. ._ _ ..

atthe least exertion, and sometin\e`s"" FLOWERS- FROM THE EATT'-E' fainting. 'ree blood has become :hui F\ELD-_-in _Meviast Mr. .James Pa and watery and the sufferer must have. WU- M- -L- A-» B0l1i.a. bouduet,of May' something that will in-mg the blood flvweratfo his Qld..6mrl0Y_e°. Pia-

Harry McDougall, who went with Capt. Stanleyfs battery to _France in a letter of acknowledgment Harry writes: 'fTbanks very much for May flowers. They sureremind, me_.of P. E. Island. l’m enclosing you some flowers picked very near a place that has seen some real scrapping. Shell holes are all around them, but they seem to defy the_German artillery and bloom as though there were no war on." The flowers seem to be wild roses, and have a delightful fragrant perfume. ' _

SAD .NEWS CONFIRMED.-Mrs.

Edward England, of Ellerslie, has re ceived the sad news of the accidental death of her daughter, Mrs_ E. Bay- field Williams. whose husband was formerly a barrister at Summersidt as well as secretary to Sir Louis Davies, and is now a prominent member of the bar at Edmonton, Alta. It seems that live prominent citizens of Edmon- ton, amongst them the deceased lady, were staying at the J. D. McArthur Hotel at Lac la Birche, 126 miles north east of Edmonton. They all went out together last Wednesday afternoon on the lake in a gasoline launch. A ter- rible storm came up suddenly and lat- er the boat drifted ashore, bottom up. All were drowned.

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WEDDING BELLB_-A quiet wed-

diing took place at Moosejaw, Sask., on duly 19th. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Gibson, when -their daughter Ethel M. was united in marriage to Clayton B. Campbell, of Prince Albert. The ceremony wus performed by .Rev W. G. Wilson, in the presence of a_fev\ immediate friends. The same evening Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left for their future home in Prince Albert. -"Mr_ Campbell has been in the employ- oi The McLeod (‘.o., Ltd., for the past seven years. He is a graduate of the Charlottetown Business College, and ls a son -of the late Archibald"Camp‘ bell. of Tryon. and a brother of Mrs.

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IDEAL VACATION LAND, - The

Guardian has received a copy of the Haverhill Sunday Record, of Aug. 8th, which contains a most interesting and highly complimentary tribute to P. E. I., ‘the ideal Vacation i:.and,' from the pen of a Record representative, Mr. W. F'. French, of Haverhill, Mass., who has just returned from a vacation trip here. The article will no doubt do much to further tourist traffic to this Province, and is a graceful tribute to all who`made Mr. French’s visit the pleasant one it undoubtedly was.

Great sadness has entered the home

-of Mr. and Mrsf .I_ A. Cutilfie, Freder Teton. on Thursday, Aug. 3rd, when ;heir youngest daughter, Mary Gladys, passed away. Shc had an exceptional- ly 'kind and loving nature, and was_ 'oved by all who knew her. She was *ive years and eight months old, and leaves to mouni their loss a father and notber, four brothers and two sisters, but they mourn not as one having no hope; _for we gave her back to the ‘reaping of the ail~wise Father, Who ,loeth all things well.

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parents at the agebf six months, comfhaving predeceasdli ber. gqhe rem'_aiu"` ing pi/er_ln n sailing vessel which ‘atlder ofthe family left, besides her hun, that time took about six months to ban ,‘ to mourn the loss of a_ kind,

lovaqb and affectionate wife and gno-

th`a` family settled in New London and ther, Ts Oswald and‘ Mnyilardo( blow the deceased resided there until she York -City; Laura Agnew, __l(ingston.

_married John Waite, of Wilmot Val- New York; Irene McPha&i_;'Naw Bed- ley, in 1862. _ iford, Mass.; Nettie Mc ilum, _Cen

Mrs, Waite was the mother of eightltreviile, Bedeque; _and Kentford, on

children, IWO. Surgwh find Austin- the old homestead at Wilmot.

To fill His shining band,

‘And so He bent with loving smile, And clasped _dear Gladys’ hand.

The many friends pf Mr. Albert

Mills were shocked yesterday on learning of his death which occurred in the City Hospital. He had been stricken on Tuesd_ay_with an attack of appendicltis and taken to the hospital for an operation. The operation was performed yesterday and he passed away before recovering from the anaesthetic. He was 38 years of age and leaves to mourn a sorrowlng wi- dow and two young daughters, besides his father, Mr. Thomas Mills, New Glasgow. and two brothers. John of this city and Lemuel. recently enlisted in Nova Scotia for overseas service. The deceased _was since boyhood a member of the choir of Si.. Peters' Co- thedrai. l-lc was faithful, honest and trustworthy and will be greatly miss- ed by those who knew him. The fu- neral will take place on Saturday morningto St. Peter's Cathedral' where the service will be held, I-ioly Communion at 7.45, burial service at 9. Interment will be at St. Pater‘s Cemetery. '

The funeral of the late Mrs, _Eliza

Burrows Waite, wife of Mr. John Waite, was held at the residence oi her daughter, Mrs. Frank McCallum Centreville, Bedeque. Sunday last. August 15, and was largely attended by relatives and friends, there _being about one hundred carriages which ac- companied the remains to the Bedeque Baptist cemetery, where interment took place. the Rev. Dr. Calder, or Tyron, officiating. _

Mrs. Waite_ a daughter of William

Burrows, and the last of the original Burrows family, was born in Devon shire, England, on December 12. 1836,

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