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` ..°WOUNDlD.-MII. H&f)0l' Uc- I-wn. Mbwzue. fesentlv rwslvéa s wire that her lon John, whofhal been serving. in France has boenadrnitted lo the Hospftqg suffering with pl ture ot~t*he ies.-T. ' '

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McLean, Montague has recefvbd word' -that her,son,'Prlvate Mohan, inf., is pmaslny reported é_d:nl1`zp¢"`¢n Ns. s stationary Huspits;l,`__w1msr¢- aux gunshot wound and _rightlthiph fractured. ‘ ~ M

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are a few calves of Spanien Influenza in Montague, but porcwuti -nz. is boing taken to prevent the spreading Schools churches, lodges and all such places .me olosad indetlnately, and it is hoped ,lin this way to st/amp it out.-T.

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young son (George Melbourne) at the par-sonagé there, in September.-T4

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Dinigwell, Midgell, has received rl ltelegram stating -that Pte. Cliff/on

_'I Seymour Dlngwell, Infantry, is official-

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ing- branchof the C.,E. F.-is ill with influenza at his" home Nepean St. Ottawaf The many island friends ni’ t'his fine youth wish him a speedy ro- coveryl-Q.

on saturday last Mr. D.i3. stewart

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'rom 'tho War Ofllce, London.

_ oct. 25th, 1913.

‘Regret Capilaifn J. R. Cameron,

_R. A. M_. C. attached lst Royal Irish Rifle; admitted 8 Red Cross Hospital, Boulog-ne, oss. 23|-a' Severe gun shot wound left thigh, chest, _hgn_d, _Further pews inf-

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. \ ~ "' l_ __Mrs. D. Davies of this city. He has

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»RIii~es for over 18 liwllfils- " " ~ _ “on wcflnesmy the 16:11 day or oct 4 vom The osuss or death- in both knew them. 'rue warm sympathy

V » ` ' ' ' “W5 "-°ba°°° imd S°°i°h “’hi5kY is “itlm Angel of Death visited the home cages was measlgs followed by Dum. of the community goes out to the

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His faith in Wilhelm is shattered-Wilhelm who -. 1. claimed special influence with Allah! ‘

Wilhelm who called the British soldiers a “contemp- '

.tible little army”;- who said the United States could never 7 raise an effective fighting force; who' promised the U-Boat

1 campaign was going to bring England to her knees.

_ 1 _ So the hopes of Turkey in Europe vanish; an mglorious chapter ` m' history draws to ~a fitting close.

The men who swear by the beard oi the Prophet lay down their '

arms to the -men who swear by a real shave.

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t¢;‘p1t their strength _againstlten million men who own and use Gillette S ety Razors-keen, disciples of the shaven chin.

` Bulgaria gone; and Turke gone! The stoutest hearts in German ‘

and Austria ma well quail befbre a combined foe which calmly whip; out thousands oi'Gillettes and SHAVES before the charge!

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‘ `\“ larvcstcd. _The new &l'ephone-‘ line and Mrsu Patrick McKenna, Vernon; _ "_ _, '_ I _`_____, " '

.vi:;g~l.o<m completed* Earnsollrtc. River; Mr. J0hn Lewis. Sunlnwrville. _ ____ _\ _ __ _, -_

Enterprise goods are sold in Prince Ed- herry Valiy and Childs Point are Mass and"Messr:.' Everett Jenkins: \"' I

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are rwvvvfivls twill' “Wir resent Seve _£0 iwd vw in the P01102 C0"-ff-~ 'baby spy, .mlm P.. aged 2 ypsrs. Two ""§"‘ 'imc "°y“ ‘md their' W'“"’“g that their .little ones .lp-p_..with Him

llness-Wlhilo most‘8f t'ho farmers The following have been visitors; in my; lm” dom, "gun cntgrod th w'us not only endeared them in the who in His love .sdid.,,s|`mm_ “me '\iSil0<l l`ii88i¥i8 Uileif IY0ii\i0eB has E“m3cim° in U19 Past f0W ‘NYS MVS homb mtl] hprpft it of lymipl I; rho lloulc wllclc they will be sadly missed children to cqmo to Me’ 1.0;; of such is

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of Mrs. Thomas Il.. Bcol of’ this city.,

f0l"l1lerly..oi' New Haven. Sho leaves! to mourn her husband, hor mother; and raltlm, Mr-.. and Mis. vvnuaml Beer, 'Kingston and three sisters. Mrs.. Befnjamin Ward, Kingston. Mrs. Teresa Tlllson -amd Mins. Will Morrow, in Massachusetts. to nll of whomithe Guardian tenders sincere

sympathy. The funeral will take ‘place today at 1'o'clock from Wri_ght's undertaking parlors to the Presby- terian Oemetery at Clyde I`tfvcn~.‘

Many will learn with sorrow of tho"

death of Mr. Charles McLellan, pro- prietor of the "Quality Drugstore,"l Summersi¢io_ which oocurrod yester- day morning after a. short illness of pneumonia. The deceased was a son of the late Mr. John McLellan. Tig- nish. l-io entered the drug business in the store of Dr._ Johnson, Tignish, and,la,ter took 3 position in the drug- store of the late Dr. A. A. M~cLolian, Sumrnerside. About seven years ago he purchased the business ot the Mc- Neill Drug oo.. wnléh lm conducted most successfully till ‘Laid aside by the illness to which 'he succumbed. Ho wg! a young .man in the prime of life, a man of exemplary character and

many friends who will afncerely

relret his dgath. He 'leaves to mourn

wife, lormarly Miss Clam Mickln-

non, danihter of their late Captain D.

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fighting. Their chiiclrcn are dying of slow starvation. lt would be well to digest these two statements. _

lf we grasp what this situation means, we can SAVE

Belgium--not by the sword, but by paying our debt in part.

A contribution of a few dollars, administered by the

Canadian Bureau in Brussels, will restore health and strength to alittle Belgian, now in the grip of pitiless starvation. Oh,

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jlyjjliat hope is there in such a ration of building "flesh and bone? No wonder Consumption and Rickets stalk through the stricken land.

Through the Bielgian'Relief Fund, YOU can help to

alleviate this horror for at least one little sufferer. You néedn’t forego your three good meals a day to do it. Send in your contribution. Mark it “For the Belgian Children". Ancl whatever you give, give quickly! '

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