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Millions ol’ people die every year
hols.-Qhlslllnptioh. Millions could if-only common sense prevention had been used in the first sqgeu »Aslh‘rhs, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, P"_ulll0Itie». Weak Lungs, Cstarrh, Cggh,--'Colds Ind Diseases oi' the R§piretor|. Organs-all -lead up to Gtnssurnption -» Tuberculosis. Dr. Stepndgo'\‘d’s_ 'l`.B. Medicine is a most 5 essi'_u\_,,l__r¢atment for abovemen- gmd Iliseases. Awarded Gold Medal fqggdedlcines st the three International ]g‘,';`giiil7itlor`r`s'--London, 1910.; Paris, 1_9_1i ; Brussels, 1909; 'and in_Roti tegdern, 1909. Write for booklet. Correspondence invited.
lk. S'llAllD6AllD'S MEDICINE C0. isa-sos volvo: sr., 'roaonro
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NEW ENTRANCE BCHOLARBHIPS .- Three of $200 each.
Three of $100 each.
,Tunable for one year and to be com
peted for at the Matricnlatioa examin-
atiozn- held on eptemher 25th~to 29th. 191 .
YNEW SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.
Three of $200 eac‘h Three of $100 each.
Tunable for the second year of a
course for an Arts or Science degree arg offered in Arts, Science. Music, ing session 1917-18 to undergraduates completing the first year or this course qounsss |.EAoiNe 'ro DEGREES s,n6foft’ered in Arts, Science, Music, llharmacy, Law, Medicine, and Dent- istry. Preliminary courses in Engine- ering. ~
Lectures in all Faculties begin on
October 2, 1917.
--For further- information address _ THE PRESIDENT.
Dalhousie University,
Halifax, N. B.
Professional Cards
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171 Great George St.,-Phone Con- neetlon.
Manufacturer of all kinds of one
hair goods. including. Toupees and Wigs..
Hair dressing, Manlcuring,_ Sham-
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llrrister Att°rney-at-Law Royal Bank Building. Charlottetown
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Dr. J. P. McGrath.
_ Corner of Prince 'and 3.
' MONDAY _
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AUTOH- Among the last shipment of new automobiles which arrived by the 31;’ tf9l'l'Y steamer on Saturday was visa or Mr. A. A. Darby of Abram’s
K9. a Canadian Brisco.
HORSE NOTE.- Saturday after-
ll1)00Ii at the Charlottetown track, ei-el' C-0¥U'0Y. drove Belmont Miller by Aauire. 2.27%. s miie -in 2.21. Heist' wtdlnly as.. .nude s great imvrovement in this son or Aquire Since he took him to train. The dame or Belmont .Miller is by Aimour Wilkes.
VISITORS TO 'I‘0WN.- Among
the large nwmber of visitors in town °“ Friday Were Messrs. F. 'l‘. l’oirie'r. Wellfflgtr/ri, llubert Thompson arid Gordon Hudson, North 'l‘ryon, Edgar Ramsay and Arthur Pratt, Bloomfield, Dr. Erskine Kcir, Alberton, Bruce Ram'-WY. Northam ond James Gor--man. Kensington.-H. -
RED CROSS SOCIETY OF MONT-
ROSE.-Since its organization in March, this branch society has been working enthusiastically. in the or der of work. knitting leads, one mem- ber alone having completed ten (10) pairs of socks before the imiddle of May. A cosc containing socks (38 'D2\|FS). bandages (lil), and slings lil) was shipped in May to our boys over- seas :ind so the good work goes on.
OFFER OF HOME' FOR SOL-
D|ER8.- Mr. D. A. McKinnon, K. C., has oi'i`cred the use ot' his home “l~iigl\'lands." in thc ltoyulty ol G90l'Zetown as n convalescent homo for soldiers. The llunornblc, the Mllnlster of Militlaiias rei'er_rcd thc matter to thc Military lios itnls (`om
consider-ation. lt. is il vcry plcosnnt ly situated place for this bf-ncvolcnt 'object.
ISLAND SOLDIER RETURNS. -
Four hundred and twenty-two veter- ans of thc great war arrived in lialifux Thursda - from England, some ot' them woundeia others cc-nvulcsce-nt fro-ni sickness and some few on duty or short leave. included in this party were thirty-live Maritime Province men. There wus one Prince Edward Islander, Private R. l’. (Troake, ot' (‘l\nrlottetown, who- it-|'t hero with the 105th Battalion. ' i
ACTION AT HALlFAX.- ’l`he lial
ifax board of control has udoptcd ti resolutic-n that in thc judgment of the- board the marked reduction which has taken place during the past few weeks in the price of flour, docs not justify the further continuance of the high price now asked for broad. and that the benefit of this reduction should he extended to thc consumer imrncdia tely, by reducing prices accordingly. The feeling ni’ the bonrd was that thc resolution was very timely und should be taken up nt once with the bakers.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.- The
body of the late Mrs. Peter McN. Robertson. who died in Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, on Friday morn ing, was brought home Saturday night. Accompanying the body were Mr." Robertson and his daughter Miss Elvis, who had nursed her. and Mrs. Jack Robertson. oi' Ontario. also Miss Florence A. Robertson. a niece oi' the deceased. The funeral. will take place tomorrow, Tue:-iday.1 12th lnst.. from her late home si Marshfield, service beginning nt 3 p. Ill.
A CORRECTION.--in referring to
the denth of 1.. M. Ferguson, inspec- tor of telephones and telegraphs roi the T. and ~N. (‘, Railway, who was accidentally elcctrocuted at Boston Creek. it. was .stated that the accident occurred on Sunday which was incor- rect as it was on Friday, June 1st he wnls killed, thc remains being for- warded to New London for burial ar riving Monday, June 4th accompanied by Mr_ John McJLellan and MiSS Nillil
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M`cl{enny, a liriend from Toronto; and Mr. D. A. McPhee \vho met the party in Moncton. Deceased left here i'or the West about eleven years ago locating in North Bay and his sad death is deeply regretted by his large circles of relatives and friends.
SUMMERSIDE PORT NEWS.-
The Schooner Ellen Mary, Olson in charge is in pc-rt from Picton with coal for R. T. Holman. Ltd. The Am- erican yatch "Hopeless" commanded by Capt. Mcvoubrey, called to this port on Friday, the boiler' tubes ot wh-ich are now undergoing certain rc pnirn after which' is completed sho will san for the iw-i‘t of Grave. Que- 'l`he schooner Minnie, Trcnliolxnn, Master, suild out of port early oil Saturday for Sydney where she will again loud coal for here. A large
mwed over from i't.Ql)u Chcne on Sa- turdnv nlorninll \l.V ill” 'Uh MUS"-‘l' longoi The :\|)||t-urum-o ot' thc liLl.V sl-¢-in to lu- quilt- .~ii\tlsi'nclo|‘y and this lot will also be wcluomu to many inr- mcrs.--ll.
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Bun and Wln¢| Bring Out Ugly Spots How tg Remove Easily.
Here’s a chance, Miss Freckle-face
to try a remedy for freckles with _the guarantee of a reliable dealer that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex- pense is trlnlng. _
Simply get an ounce of othine-
douhle strength-from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of ythg, homely freckles and get a beauti- ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist. i’or the
double strength othineus this is the prescription sold under guarantee of money hack if it fails to remove freckles.
RED CROSS SOCIETY.--The regu-
lar meeting of the Devonshire Red (lross Society wus held on June (ith at the home of Mrs. Nell D. Mac- Eachern, Rice Point, twenty-one mem- bers belng present. Forty-nine and c-nc hall’ (491/Q) yards oi' ilannelettir was purchased; also ten (10) lbs. of yarn. ’l`wenty-four pairs of socks were shipped making ln nil one hun- dred and fifty pairs for this-Society. und suits of pyjumus were sent to the new Convalescent Home at Hali- fax. U After luncheon was served the meeting wus hroui-:ht to n close by the singing of thc _\'ut.ionai Anthem. The next meeting will bc held on June 20th ut Mrs. Guilford Lowther-‘s Rice Point.
- _ LOBSTER FlSH|NG.- Mr. Syl vinf-. il. Arscnault, of Maxim Ville, returned lust Thursday in his boat to Titllilsli wlicro he is running a lobster gear. Mr. Arsenault has been some- what unfortunate with his gasoline engine. About a fortnight ago, ho came home for his boat and could not return us his cnginc wus out of order. fl look him some time to ilnd out U19 UIIUBH. and afterwards had to lose more time in gctting it in order. He however, had it man to tend to his lobster gear, so that in spite' or this delay und the loss he sustain ed in the severe storm some time Hilo. he expects to make good wages. Mr_ Arscnault is a worker,un1i intends ut thc close ot' the season 'out thc;-e
tolaoiiie und iish at his homo waters.
On May 29th took place the
death of Mrs. Dominique Arsenault, of Abrarrrs Village. nt the nge of 70 Y0ul's, ii montlhs. Ilet.-cnseii had been ailing during the past winter, and hcr death was not unexpected. I`he community was nevertheless -ihockcd to hen-r of the demise ot' one who was so highly csteemcr. und wlioscifhristlun example was one of thc most charitable and uplifting. She was frequently visited during her illness by her 'pastor, Rev. Father Boudreault, who ministered to her fervent spiritual devotion, and pre- pared her for her great eternal rc- ward. The funeral took place t'rom St. James' church on May 31st, with J. large concourse. A requiem serv- ice with the organ, being sting. after which the remains were interred. The following were thc pull bearers: Prosper li. Gnlltuit, Ad0lphe_,,0. (Inl- lnnt, Abel Poirier, Fidele F. Arsen- suit, Jost-.pil T. Arsvnuult, ldinnnrnuei Leclere. licsldes a son-rowing hus- band, tour sons nnd two danglitcrs. are left to mourn: Frank ut West Brook, Me.; Stanley ut. Boston; Syl- vain at New York; Airlie nt thc home stead; Mrs. Sylvain 1,. Richard. St. Tiniothy, and Mrs. Frank (‘. (iuliani. Capo Egmond. Deceased' wus n daughter of the into John A. Arsen- ault, one of the pioneer settlers oi' Abram's Village. M
The death of Mrs. P. MucNnir
Robertson, of Marshfield, occurred in Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York on Friday morning last. Mrs. Robertson was ill at her home on the island for some time, when, acting on thc .idvlce of tho family physician. sho proceeded to New York, accompanied bylher daughter, Mists Elvin Robert- son, trained nurse, who had come home from that city to wait on her. On arriving there, she entered Mt. Sinai Hospital, where she underwent it serious operation. After tire operh- tion she milled and for some days her condition continued to improve. ("ompllcat.ions set in. however, und, notwithstanding medicul skill and tendcrest cure, she gradually sank, and on the date mentioned her spirit passed to Him who gave it. 'l`hi~. latt- Mrs. Robertson was the youngest daughter' of the into Mr. Joint Scott McLeod, of Dunstaifnagc, _ _At ,tho lime of her demise sho was in tin- slxty-ili'th year of her nge and up to thc time oi' hor illness she had cn- joyed excl-.llclrt health. The deccus- ed wus u Vhristinn lady, at mcniber of the l’ri=sbytcrian (`hurch. lvlnrsli- ileltl and nn nr-tive \vorker in (Thris tlan nctivltles, in which sho took n deep int.ersst_ llcr life, howcvcr, ‘wus largely centred in thc home. n|nl_ ns n wlvfe and mother, she exemplified in hor daily walk and conversation. those characteristics which evidence the true woman and the consistent (‘hristl-nn.
Only u i’e'w weeks ngo. was chron-
icled tlie denth nt the front. of a son (Morpeth) of Mr. und Mrs. li.obert- son, who fell in action in the month or April. Owing to the delicate con- lltion of his mother's health. shr- never knew that her gallant boy had
v|“°,.|. |.|¢g¢|, , died for'hls country, as it was the
intention to inform her oi this end event. when she had recovered suili- clently to bear it. On Thursday morn- ing, her husband left for New York. but on his arrival in Boston, thavsad news of his _wife's death awaited him. liesltles a sorrowing husband. two daughters and six sons ure left to cherish her memory and mourn their loss. The members of the family are as follows:-Alexander. Preston, John. Ernest, Ethel W (Mrs, John F. Robertson) Walter liannermall. Elvia M. Fergus Mc- Nair, Harold Graham and Arthur W. Four of the boys. nemely, Pres- ton, Bsnnermarl, Graham and Per- gus. are at the front. They wil ‘
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ARCHBISHOP WORRELL H-ERE.
I-lfs Grace Archibinhop Worrell ad- minietered the rite of confirmation in St. Paul's yesterday morning to tw'enty~two candidates There was n large congregation present. The Archbishop preached a sermon ap- propriate to the occasion. in the evening Hin Grace attended St. Peter's Cathedral, and preached an excellent sermon. The service was
-festive throughout. to mark the
Feast of St. Bartholomew.
A WELOOME Vl8iTOFl.- Mr.
and Mrs. Leon J. Arsenauit, oi’ Ab- ram’s Village, were treated to an agreeable :surprise last ,week by the arrival`of their son, Alphonse, after an absence of eight years. _This young man had- been in tli`e"Siates till last winter, when he took passage to France in a steamer carrying u num be_r of horses, some hay, etc. 'l‘hc_v met with some rough weather on the way, and on arriving in France. Mr. Arsennuilt was taken ill with typhoid fever, and spent two motlths ln- the hospital. When he recovered _ suffici- _ently he returned to A}neric_a and shortly afterwards came home. it is quite natural to surmise that Mr. Arsenault unconsciously felt u longing to get into the war zone, and share the perils with his three brothers now at tho front, though he has not yet enlisted. Mr. Arsenault will spend some tinic at his borne. _recuperating after his scverc illness.
The Auckland Daily News oi’ May
3rd prints n photo and obituary no- tice of the late Mr. l.cmnc'l J. Bag- nall, who died at his rcsidencc on Monday, April 30th. Mr. Hugo-all was born at New Glasgow, P. E. l., in 1844, and had just _conipletcd his seventy-third year. in 1863 the Brig Pakehca, Capt. l‘nmphcll in command, sailed t'ro\n t‘l|ui-lottctown and after u. passage oi' neuriy six months arrived snfcly nt Auckland. N. Z., among the passengers being the 'lute Hon. George liagnnll und family, Lemuel J., the eldest of thc fanlilly, hnving nccoinplished more than any other person in making thc two island Provinces known to ouch other.
The News suys: “During nearly rt
hall' n century Mr. llagnull had her-n connected with thc public affairs ot' tho Auckland rilstri\jt,_ainl there bovi- been few citizens whosi- work has evcr been more highly uppr-ct-lat:-ll, and who, personally, have in-ten held in greater esteem." '
“ln provincial und civic politiics, hc
was an - active worker, having been elected several times, the ‘last oi' which was his election to thc mayoralty from which he retired in 1911. lin commercial matters, in Auckland, the into Iilr. Bugnuli oc- cupied a prominent position."
Mrs. Bagnnll, it Miss Wallncc, of
Nova Sc‘otia,idicd three years ago. two sons and n daughter survive them. ,Three brothers and three sis- ters iive in New Zealand, Miss Mar- garet. Bagnalfi, thi- only rncmbor oi' the i'nmily who has been perrulttcd ‘to visit here. She will he kindly r<-- mernbered by many friends and nil will sympathize with hor and other members of her family in their far away home- Seven i-:rundsons or Hon, George Bagnali are, Anzacs. two have returned wounded and live are still in the fighting line.
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JUNE wEoo|No~a very pretty
wedding was solemnized at St. Dun- stans Cathdral, Charlottetown. P.E.l.. on Monday morning last when Mr. William Martin of the Electrical De- partment oi’ the P.E.l. Railway led 'to
the altar Miss Josephine Mullins, one of (‘harlottetuwn’s most popular, young ladies. The ceremony wusl performed by the Rev. Maurice Mc-l Donald. The bride looked charming in a travelling suit of Belgian Blue with picture hut to match and was ut- tendod by Miss Alice Martin sister of the groom, while Mr. Allen McAleer acted as groornsmnn. After' the cere- mony the happy couple drove to the residence of the bride, ll9‘P0wnnl St., where ii dainty repaet wus purtskcn oi. - After ‘luncheon the newly worl- tlcd couple left by the western trnln on route to New Glasgow whcrc they will rcniain some days the guests ot' .\/lr. und Mrs. John l"ilzputricl<. Tucs-
duy cvcning u nurnberoflnvltcdguests
asseuibled at thc home ot' Mr. und Mrs. F‘ltzputrick to hid the happy pair welcome to New Glasgow. A most. enjoyable evening wus spout in vocal und instrurncntnl music, rcciiutlons and games.
.TUESDAY
SUPREME COURT.-- Tho June
lcrin ot' the Supreme Court for Prince County opens in Snnnnersitle today, June 12th, the 'l‘rlnity ictm for Qlieen's tfounty in (fhurlotietown on Tueerluy. Juno ilfith, and the July term for King's <‘ounty in (loome- town ou July 17th.
READY FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS
---i‘hat. lnuttcr so inipo|'to|ii 1-spot-.inl- iy to the tif-orgeiown citizclis, namely thc Electric iiiglits has at lust been scttlt-cl und tin- Li/Ioiltugilc l<Ilc<-lrii' t‘t.~mpun_v will run the wirt-.~; t`|'0in Moiltltglie to tleorgctowli its soon its |>o.~isibli~. 'l`hc Mnyor und i‘ouncil cer- tuinly :if-sc|~vc t-rodlt for lwlrrging to it succi».sst'|il issue such un important subject,--(l.
. _ l DELIVERY MOTORS.- Nlcssrs l<‘.l
J. liolrnnn, l.i|niteil, utltlcd it lnrgt~| capacity delivery motor bus in their vtluiptnent _\'ostertiu_\', The bus hu:-1 a capacity or hnlt' ii ton, runs ns smoothly us nny other nutoruohilc and will hc l’ounil exceetliligly uric- i’nl in their lurgu delivery busiiicss. The Uunr<llnn nrirlcrstuiuls that Messrs llelilois Brot-here also ifn- siallcd u. similar _vur'rlngc yesterday.
wEDDiNG BEL.|_s.- A pi-city wed-‘
ding was soicriiril'/.crl in St. Diiiisturrs Uutlicdrul at an curly hour ycsterdny morning, wln=.'n Miss Margaret Muriel l)o_vl|- of this city, lncrztrnc the- wlfc ol' .\/ir. (lcorgo lierbcrt Strclc, son oi' Mr. :ind Mrs. llunlcl Stcclc. Ke-ut Strt-.r-t. ltuv. Lcfrliorrcll perthrulcii the ccrcrooiiy und also cclcbraictl thc nuptiul muss. 'l‘lic hridc, who was i:|.~'ti»t'ully tlrcsscd in at nuvy blue suit with block 'cinrc hui. wits utleudcal
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groomsmun. After thc ceremony the newly married couple left on u short wedding trip, utter which they wili_ take up their residence here. The gifts rcc.eive<l were nurncrous and beautiful testifying to the popularity of thc young couple. __ '
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