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_ VALUABLE FILLY.-Dr. Gallant mains of the late Leo Grii’llth.e ages! Golgi;-:crazy A. Guthri%a'l)§?t'_l-Bldlgblh lehvlngwlrthlslalxl gllrllilrtilsetfiimewheltt lil-list of Bloomfield is the owner of a very 15 Wife. H pupil of the _School for Tuesday for Valcartier_ where he' will was to carry him from Picton Land- " iqlj

undertake the active trainlng’of his ing to Truro. The conductor punched men. He enlisted and forwardcd io Canada eight hundred recruits-, luring-

handsome i'llly_hy the celebrated B iron Hi-ball. This filly is a born pncer, and marked much like the Baron. is highly valued by the owner. who hge refused a very tempting offer; \\e_ however. has not decide-d to sell as' the lllll’ has °V*“¥ proof of excellence. -H

BELMONT MILLER SOLD.-, Mr.

C. Blanchard, of this city, sold his fast pacing gelding Belmont Miller to H. Kelly for Halsey Hooper, ci Halifax, N. S.. and the home was shipped to Halifax Wednesday morn-ing where he will go into the

f- trainilng stable of'Frank Bouti-lliei-_

-_ Belmont hgill_e_r ig sired by Aquire, ji 2.27*/. Bll B Bm s b Al 1 -- wm(;s_ The ,price Wu this lm'_':;';t_Conference will. at the invitation oi

3:2! and Dumb, Halifax. arrived by 1 A"*“m0l‘8 Yelwrdny and were °l‘WHl'li0d to his late home at South Shore for interment: Heart trouble was the cause of deem,

OWNER OF BELMONT MILLER...

In the sale of Belmont Miller to Mr. Hammond Kelly, given ybsterd y morning. it was said' tha; the l‘°\‘2‘° WIS bought in for Mr. ll“l0Y Hooper of Halifax. _ it was. incorrect information as he hae noth- in! whatever to do with_the purchase made by Mr. Kelly; _[_ _

NEXT- YEAR'_8 CONFERENCE,-_

The next annual New Brunswick and Prince Edward island Methodls.

' that has ever been paid for sn' island . the Sackvli-le Official Board, be held

l__ b reen pacer without a k

there -in 1918 beginning June 13th'

.“"Ell~ _-_ ' '_":;;'_.. mar ' . M051 01' the E. island .ministers

'|ivif>on‘FAN`r |i`isE;'i=|No.-_A nissa-

ing of--the Pownélnuxlliary to the W. M. S. and the Lavinia Clarke Mission

` Hand was held at thehome of Mr. J. `A. Moore. Hazelbrook on Saturday af- ternoon. June 16. Very interesting rv. ports from Branch meeting were Siv- en by Misses Joyce Lane and Irene Smith. The ,Band presented Mrs. J. A. Moore, with an.address and a cer- t-icatel of Life membership in apprec- iation oi' her untiring energy and faithful service as their president for the past -number of years. _

FORMER ISLANDER.-A telegram

was received by' Mr. Nelson Rotten-

who have been attending the Confer- ence al; Moncton, returned home- Tuesday night. _

MATHESON-KEIR.-The ~ marriage

took place quietly on Satiuday last at the residence of Principal D. J. Fraser, cousin of the bride. of »Mar- garet Burnet Keir. to Lleut. Walter l“‘Bus'te|i"| Matheson of the Siege Artillery Draft (McGi_li.) The cere- mony was performed by the*R_ev. Prin- cipal D. J. Fraser, assisted by. Rev.

higlcolm A. Campbell.-Montreal Her- a .

WEDDING BELi.S.-The following

bm_y_0f this cm,_ from william ,M :viii be_ of interest here as the bride Henry. Mayor oi Edmonton, stating 5 a nece ° M"5"5' P"°W5° B"°5~

ihatlils mother. Mrs. John S. Henry, of Calgary. Alberta, passed away on the morning of the 19th instant. Mrs. lienry was well known in this city, where sho resided for' many Years previous to taking up her residence

The marriage of Violet Elaine, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Goldsmith. formerly of Edmonton, Al- berta, to Rev. F. A. M. Cond of Wel- lington. B.C.. took place in Wilson Heights Methodist church on Wednes- day evening at 8 o‘clock, the cere-

in Calgary. Mr. and M-rs. Henry .. ----in --1- »»f°---1-<» las- f-"_ an or$2l‘.l.§’f.‘“..". ‘l§‘.§i3"§»'5f.`§..‘§.’...‘§l’..”.' 233.12? Mrs. Henry was in excellent health_ ed by Revs_ W P_ Ewing and' S H

ihon ihe news of he-r death has come- Wright of, vanc'0uve!,_ The bride 'wha

as a sock to her friends here. The late Mrs. llenry`s mother, Mrs. Wil- iiam Penrden, and three of her sis-

was given in marriage -by her father, wore a_weddlng gown of ivory satin, draped with duchess lace, and caught

ters-Mrs. Tho-mas Hardy, Mrs. ba-_ vm Hoolwn Mm Nelson nammbury with pearls. Her tulle veil was fasten-

-reslde in this city. -

ed by a coroneg of orange blossoms, and she carried' a shower boquet of roses and sweet peas She was attend-

Don’t Hide Them With a Veil: Re- move Them with Othlne Pres-

' serlptiion.

’l‘hls prescriptionfor the removal

of freckles was written by 9, promin- Qht physician and is usually-so auc- cessful in removing freckles and giv- ‘ng a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by any druggist under guar- antee to refund the money if it fails.

Don't hide your freckles under a

veil; get an ounce of othine and re- move them. Even the first few appli- cations should shows wonderful im- provement. some of the lighter frec~ -kles vanishing entirely. '

Be sure to ask the druggist for the

double strength othine, it is this that is sold-on the money-back guarantee i . .

WON THE PR|ZE.- The "Horse-

journal, published in New York. re cerntly offered a _prize of fifteen rlol- lars for the best answer to the follow- ing question:--"ln locating electrical troubles, what short cuts have you leamed that will eliminate the hours of time often spent in finding them?" The prize was won by Mr. Walter S.

in the 236th New Brunswick Kiltie

-battalion fund.

i ue method oiirylng to beat out th

ment has been tried lry Mr. Josep

si-sts of planting potato "sctts" in barrel, which has bccn periorntc

.fwith augur- holes at regular- interval

The ‘Sdtts" are placed in cnrth (soil as near as- possible tn the augur hole

along the path of least resistance vi the augur hole. The proposition look all rilght in theory. it remains io b seen how it will work out in prac lisc. lg is certainly worthy oi’ imita lion.-K.

Grant, of Charlottetown, one of the best electricians in this province. Mr. Grant is to be congratulated on his success. _

ARTS COURSE AT NOTRE

DAME. - At the commencement ex- ercises- of Notre Dame Academy on Wednesday evening, His Lordship the Bishop of Charlottetown, made' the most -important announcement that the Academy proposed to establish an arts course. in connec- tion with the institution. He said that the Academy was now sixty years old

beginning to its present status, lie spoke of the high ‘character of the primary and secondary education which is being provided. of the splen~- did support which is being tendered the institution and of the proposal to enlarge the educational work. -

‘Of Lawrence, i\las:=»., are visitln

,mer hornc._ lt is thirty-fi-vc yours ug

studio on Queen Strect, and late

farm on the Mal eine ltoad and th

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'change in that section is surprisln

l surrounding count ry wherc iolln

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up to 1,300 men or about 200 over- st`rength_ Before lcavlng Boston, thc allied English, Scottish and irish soc-| N01- -|-HE 105", C|RC|_E_ The ieties Presented thc shllulil 0- 4'- 0i~1os.ur cnrnrnrt cart-is uxt~cui'ivc be- nre zatnn with- $2.000 in t-ssl. for rusting given ,,, u,,de,5,,,,,d by members

f T0 BEAT THE H. C. L.-A un

and after gcrruinuting. thc hud will

-less Age," a well known automobile lIl0St likely flllll itll Wfly 10 Hllillllslli

-since he ‘ctr here. Needless to say. he' secs rnnny clraiigcs in that time Before leaving Charlottetown ‘ -Mr Molyncaux conducted n photograph

Since ire sow it tlrirty-fivc you-ir‘s ago.

and had developed from a modest.lAL that time dense woods hid all thc

tlrc iickct. but it was never collected. Mr and Mrs. Molypcuux expect to

n~rcmnin on the island for u-couple of

months. _

1| of the Circle and others. that there' was u general impression that tho niinstrci entertainment in P. W. C.

9 Hall last Thursday -was given under

lzqlgh cos-t of living is reported from th 1 th ~Hatpers Ruud, Tignish. The exprlv G auspices 0 6 105th Comm”

Circle and as this Circle never desir-

ll l b .uit it .

Chalsson and while' it may not he cn as 0 0 cm ed W h what is dom”

tirely new. is nn object lesson in in ten--,ive farming, and if sur_:ocssi`ui. w-lrll be supersede potato planting in back yurds and vacant plots. it con pi_,.c,;_

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outside their society, they wish to state' in fairnqss to tall coyrcerned than ihe entertainment was not for the Circle, nor held under its aus-

d 'VISITING PASTOR.-- Rev. l<`|‘eri

" lil. (‘la_v who is to preach in the H Grace Methodist Church Sunday le .a

man oi' marked aiylliity and said to be much like Billy Sunday in his

Z pre:-ichlng. Rev. and Mrs. Clay are S, now in the city and Mr. ('la_v will

leave here Monday morning lor St.

E John. going from there to Digby.

t_ where he' wiill open u series of evan-

gelistic meet-ings under a large tent with a staff of workers.

RE-VISITING HIS IS:LAND HOME. '

|-Mr. and Mrs. (`liarlcs Molyneaux.

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VERDICT GIVEN_.- in the case ol’

g Major Schurmnn vs. the trustees of

Charrottelowm Mn Moryneaux-S 1-0,, St. James’ Church . Charlottetown.

G which has been before Mr. Justice

Haszard and the jury oi’ the Supreme (‘_ourt. Silixrrnersldc, for the past five lays, a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff' for $1,321. l\‘ir_. Schurman

, was engaged hy the trustees to re-

took up _ca,-penter wo,-1( .in its var, ._ modcl thc munse. The trustees claim

ous branches. He has been out tr visit his uid nonlesn.-nn-the Donor Mui the-.v save in c\'lde“v°'. H "es-1111~

tliui the contract price was $3,786.

Q. tion passed by the congregation :ru

g thorizing them to spend that amount.,

Mr. Schurman, on the other hand. contended that there who no con-

V tract and that he was entitled’ to

there is cn-or land and lint- lar-in revolve not only that aluount. but the Steads on every hand. Town null lOl-‘il Hm0U“l that ll? llafl exllellilefl

country show it vast iinprovcineut

his native soil. Mn. Molyncuux carrie as an interesting souvenir. zi rsxlwa

¥...“‘f_.‘.:2.%".¥~,“".._.§.s:.“‘%." s:.°.:;‘°“ es ssl: .-.=..-.rm ...--..-.. - on the breakfast table of every thoughtful

Ready to

Mads in Canada

Mother.-

Lookfm'this sipmnv 7%

_ln :abour and material. amounting ttyl ' --'5 -- _fr - --5

Since MP. M0lYll€11l1X lfl>"l» Sci f00l 0" Soimclhlng “ver $°'000" A "“ml’er °_f|Charlottctown. chuirnian of thc pc_alcd_ Johnston. K. i‘.. and Bcnt~le?»'.

'fl W uw“se9_Werf5 exalnlmfd' mclulll"-`5_ trustees, and W. A. Stewart. it is K. (‘., for plaini,iii'; Mart.in_,K. C., Y R@"~ Dr- l‘“ll‘"l°“~ W- l\° Rl-‘g-""S' "lt understood that the case wiill he ap- and lvlcllcan, K. C., for defendant.

-71-mr-11 ` Z3 ' '_ l_ - " f 7 'I

The mst matinee “W5” mc” °f ed by one bridesmaid, Miss Myrtle ‘£"1”; ' - l 5

the season, were most successfully

carried out yesterday afternoon hy Georggue crepe with a Ehephordess ‘_

the Charlottetown Drivving Club, be~ fore u good crowd of s-pectators.

The day, was ideal and the' track

lightening Consequently good time all the

of 218.

but had tojheat Dr every inch of the way. Moth 2 went s _grand race. winning 2.20 pace after exciting finishes with lliliisn. Patphen 2.20%; while Picton S. driven by Mayor Brown, won the ‘.!.:l0 trot in two straight heats. each heat being -closely pressed by Upton

Prince.

SUMMARY. -

` Class A Trot.

Duuholme, 2.lii}§, -Kelly

Dr. Sharper, 2.18%., -McTague 1

Time 2.23%. 2.22, 2.18.

Claes A Pace. inotn Miller, 2.20,- snow 2 1 _1 l.,il<1,i§p_I?atchen. 2.20%, Wedlock-1 2-2

"I‘lnio‘1"..23. 2.28, 2.21.

Glass B Trot.

Picton S.. -Brown

Upton Prlnce.-- Conroy

Kitchcner.- Kelly Tipperary.- _Malrar Time 2.30, 2.28.

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The inte Malcolm McLeod who dc-

parted this life in his home at Albion Cross on the 3rd was born seventy eight years ago in Mt. Hope. He spent his entire life time -in the specified communities. Mr. Mciheod was known as a stalwart, industrious. obliging man and the large concourse of peo- ple who attended his funeral conduct- ed by Rev, Wm. McLeod on the 6th testified' to the degree of appreciation of him by the people gene‘ral~ly. He had been ailing over two years but was able to move about his home till the' last illness of o`n-ly eight days cul- minated ln decease. The funeral service was in his late home and forty carriages accompanied the clay tab- ernacle to the pilace of imterment in the old Acorn Cemetery where the graves of three small children, who long ago were taken by the messen- ger of death were seen under the large weeping willow bonding OVGT them. There survive to 1005 ml" Bild mourn Mr. McLeod‘s departure a de- voted wife and five children. Mrs~ Warren Gilman, Boston; Mrs. George P. Wiling, Winthrop. Mass; Mrs. C. H. Urling. Cambridge. Mass: MTB- -l- W. McKay, Kentvilfle, N. S.; and Pet- er on the homestead. Mrs. George Urlirng was with her father during his illness and Mrs. McKay arrived in time for the funeral, The sympathy of many goes out to the bereaved widow and children: May they all know experemontally the meaning Ol' ihe Divine Word "God is our refuge Bild our strength.”

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hat of pink crepe and black velvet streamers, and carrled'an arm boquet

of pink carnations. and' gladioll. Mr. l<‘. C. Grantham acted as groomsmen.

was partaken of. Mr. and Mrs. Coad left on the midnight boat for Vancou

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will take up their residence at Alert Bay, B.C., who-re the gromm is pastor of the Methodist church. The bride travelled in a smart _suit of fawn Swiss senge. with a mushroom sailor hat oi' brown silk; faced with pink tagel braid.

FRIDAY '

A . PATRIOTIC. FAMILY.- Mr.

John Daniel Finlayson. of Peakes Station, has enlisted for service over seas in the Royal Navy. l-le leaves this morning en route to England. His brother William left here on March 14th last for _England having been also accepted for the navy. He is attached to H. M. S. Victoria. in

be attached in order to bs with his

since the sad news was received

ter River 3; Granville 7. The Rev. L. J. Laard will condu'ct the services. "Keep the Home Fires Burning" is often sung and everyone should re- member in this time of stress and struggle, to "Keep the divine fire burning upon -the altar of our hearts". All should get together for prayer and help. Residents are cordially invited to the service in the community in which they live and thus will help themselves and their family and the nation by recognizing the claims of God upon them and responding to them.

Pv'r»-||AN ooNvENj|"|oN.-true,

Knights of Pythias- from all parts of the Maritime Provinces will gather In Sydney on the third Tuesday in August for the ailnuai seesidli of the Grand Lodge. Delegates from nearly every lodge are expected to attend

Y D fire-t occasion upon' which 'the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythian has

knights last year by ex-Mayor W. A.

ie already known' that a large dele-

gation of New Brunswick knights and some from P _ E. Island contemplate

Jackson, former foreman of the is- nnd Argus, is some from Lynn. Mm-.

is wonderfully improvefi. U10 “GW MU'

thedral the new Zion Church and the

borough Bridge. Mr. Jackson is de lighted with the progress which he

most commendable and singular fea- ture is the neat and concentrated ar-

doubt have the'pleanf1rs of meeting

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many of iris old friends. __

l" "“Ce“'d _ and Mr. 'I‘. Preston .Peardon and Mr. _

:gn r B. G. Shepherd were the ushers. Miss

_ _ '_ Ca_ve-Browne-Cave played the wed~

_ ' ding music. The guests included only - 2 0 the immediate relatives ami' friends.

' ‘ Immediately after the ceremony the

bridal party adjourned to the home 0! ` . ‘ _ the bride's parents. where a supper _ .

l.'3.‘;..".li'.l‘;‘.i"....‘?.?..‘1'° .itil .t'll‘.."i§‘;3 _ young man who reads and heeds his Bible,

' cabaret and-drinks ,-'and dances-till two o

with its lures and pitfalls! Which would Which would you app__o1nt as executor' _f _ ' answered these .questions -in their- asking!

are h

withthe' young man who goes to the midni ht ’clock a. m.; who frequents the great White Vgay you hire to keep your books; to count your cash or your widow and orphans? You have already

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